"You're Not Black IF..."

[Chesirecatdaddy]

Are blacks the most elitist and excluding race?

Or is some level of elitism and exclusion characteristic to all races?

I'm not sure.

It seems like black people are the quickest to disown a black person or question a black person's "blackness" based on disagreements with who that person is or choices they've made. I've heard black people's "blackness" called into question for the following reasons:

• Dating/marrying non-black people
• Going to college
• Enjoying school
• Speaking proper English grammar
• Attending primarily-white schools
• Living in the suburbs
• Living in states with no major city that is populated by a significant amount of blacks
• Believing in Jesus
• Not believing in religion
• Being enlisted in any branch of the US military
• Being a member of the Republican Party
• Voting conservatively on entitlement, public benefit, and other social programs
• Not supporting famous black people
• Being critical of famous black people, especially President Obama, Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, and Floyd Mayweather
• Not being about "that life"
• Not hating white people
• Listening to certain types of music--country, rock, classical
• Wearing certain attire
• Having a certain skin tone
• Having a certain hair texture
• Being homosexual

The list probably goes on...

Now, I think most of us can agree that, like most races, blacks are not a monolithic group. If we hold this to be true, why do we have such rigid and lengthy criteria for being black? Why do we question one another's ability to BE black? Why is important to exclude others from being black?

Thoughts, please.

online yeah

offline its harder to revoke someone's blackness when you're lookin at a black muhfukka








like this muhfukka ------>

 

[T.he I.nformant]

What you are talking about are mainly things that hood black people do. There are non hood black people.

Now if blacks aren't monolithic group as you said why would you the group us all together like we are a monolithic group.

How'd I do that?

 

[Blackout]

How'd I do that?

By grouping hood nikkas and non hood nikkas as one aka monolithic.

 

[T.he I.nformant]

By grouping hood nikkas and non hood nikkas as one aka monolithic.

But you do agree they're both black, right?

 

[Blackout]

But you do agree they're both black, right?

Yea they are both black but they still have differences between them.

 

[MAKAVELI25]

The Black American struggle is unlike any in RECENT history. Say what you want about Black Americans but one cannot (in evaluating a people) disregard the psychological impact of slavery on the peoples and also disregard the fact that segregation ended while most of our parents were already alive and STILL CLAIM to be objective. I'm not absolving black Americans, we still have some shyt we have to take care of. But viewing the current situation without considering the past is unfair

 

[Crakface]

Guess im not black.

These nikkas wont let me be anything else though so ima just keep living the lie, that im black. .

 

[T.he I.nformant]

Yea they are both black but they still have differences between them.

Exactly. I agree with you. Now, what was your issue, again?

 

[Blackout]

Exactly. I agree with you. Now, what was your issue, again?

If you agreed then it would show in your original post.

 

[PicoRoscoe]

cause nikkas aint shyt

 

[Crakface]

cause nikkas aint shyt

O let me drink them tears baby.

 

[PicoRoscoe]

O let me drink them tears baby.

ok

 

[ChatGPT-5]

• Going to college
• Enjoying school

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This makes no sense to me, aren't there HBCU exclusive black colleges, who the fukk are filling them?

 

[Crakface]

ok

 

[PicoRoscoe]

cool