i've noticed some of these africans be on some cooon shyt heavier than any black american i've ever seen. like deep to the bone coooning on some @chris.b/@The Nigerian shyt.
@BlackFruitPunch, you're african right?
yo, i thought this colorism, real blacks, hating on mix - was a thecoli thing :damn:
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@BlackFruitPunch, you're african right?
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Peep this bullshyt on my feed today... like wtf is going through ya mind. This is one of his friends agreeing with him.
Thing is, other than this he's a completely rational and intelligent person.
24 likesPeep this bullshyt on my feed today... like wtf is going through ya mind. This is one of his friends agreeing with him.
Thing is, other than this he's a completely rational and intelligent person.
i'm just saying this black shyt is made up just like the tribe shyt is made-up. I am by no means condoning or supporting c00n trains or those dudes comments.
About what? Light skin nikkas being sly? They just are, one of my best friends is a light skin nikka, i get to see his sly ass up close and personal all the damn time.explain?
why do multi-racials/biracials insist on defining "blackness" by actions as if every black person believed or act the same?
hypothetically, I don't care if Will Farrel and Marky Mark are "down for the cause" and "act black" (whatever that is) ...they still aren't "black" and neither are biracials...it's not an insult...but How can you just outright dismiss half of what you are as if it didn't exist??
Its deep sir..I think mixed people themselves are a minority smaller in numbers than African Americans..
If they don't identify with Blacks, then they either have to form their own communities and foster a brand new culture and identity for themselves. Who has time for that? Other option is to identify with cacs..but from the looks of things, they know cacs well enough to know they aren't to be aligned with. They recognize the privilege they'd get from 'living' with cacs but seem turned off by the idea. They use 'actions' to define 'blackness' because they dont have the 'look', but instead can use mannerisms, speech etc to pass..
It may even be racist when they insist Blacks recognize them..basically saying, youre going to accept me whether your Black ass likes it or not. They are in a tight spot for survival, and I dont think they want to fukk with Creoles either..
71 pages deep but has anyone defined what a "black" person is? What are the genetic qualifiers and how are we testing for this?
I'll skip to the end... there is no objective definition of "black" because race is a social construct given to us by the power structure. We took that sh*t and ran with it.
I'll skip to the end... there is no objective definition of "black" because race is a social construct given to us by the power structure. We took that sh*t and ran with it.
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wtf "to be considered black".
IM about to stop using this shyt. Apparently biracial people are only black when they do things that black people benefit from and can take racial credit for. Ex. X, Marley, etc.
But if you're a biracial person who lives as a black person and goes through black hardships than it doesn't matter
I don't even consider myself biracial. My mother was black and white and my father was Afro-Dominican. Meaning African descent and Dominican nationality. Don't know how that makes me biracial but according the coli, I am.
It's just insensitive to say that biracial people aren't black. When plenty of them face the same hardships that full black people face, and that ride out for the cause. You take someone like J.Cole. Who was raised black, speaks on the issues, gives back to the community, and acknowledges and has dealt with the hardships of being black in this country, and then tell him "you ain't black" it just seems wrong to me. But it is what it is.
I don't distance myself from the black community, but if this shyt actually grew fire and became a serious topic, than I wouldn't support it, at all. It isn't right.
How is that insensitive exactly? Insensitive would be calling biracials sellouts or stupid? But to say that they are not exclusively one race, is fact. Your mother was not black, she was a biracial woman that identified with mainly black side...why is it such a struggle to accept that reality. There have been whites alongside blacks in civil rights movement should we now consider them honorary blacks because of it? It's not personal, black Americans or any black people need to define themelves if they dont, it will work against them. BIracials are part of black america but are at the same time their own subgroup.
Your mother was biracial not you...if you choose to forsake the black community because of that...then sounds like you have ulterior motives.