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You were talking about growing up around White people and then brought up a situation with all Black people as pretty much the same thing.
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Yes. Always be careful when travellung with a group. Some people travel with white folks because they dont know black people and foul things dont only happen when traveling with them.
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Asking bruh to prove his blackness is wild
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Complete strangers, but that influencer is known to engage into race bating. Quite annoying if no cameras were around they would've packed him out given the body language.
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We don't think that was a skit?
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Most skits have a motive/agenda going one way or the other. I don't understand the point of that other than dude recording wanting to make himself look bad.
Like one black person unable to recognize another black person that can pass while enraging another black person???
Like one black person unable to recognize another black person that can pass while enraging another black person???
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If you’re letting ENTERTAINERS raise your kids, you’re already lost. The game is to be sold not told.
Frankly, most of these parents are FOLLOWERS themselves
Teach your own kids to distinguish fact from fiction (or they’ll be in the court room or interrogation room crying like most these dumb criminals)
I’ve NEVER encountered a generation of parents that’s deadset on NOT being responsible for raising their own kids. It’s embarrassing.
I clearly knew if I was ever in the streets, sold drugs, scammed or shot at someone, I KNEW exactly what the repercussions were.
Raise your own damn kids and teach them the difference between reality and entertainment.
We (I) grew up seeing junkies and and alcoholics at the corner store looking dirty and strung out and VOWED to never adopt those habits. It’s exactly why I don’t drink or smoke. Junkies and alcoholics are respected nowadays. We didn’t respect them
Back then.
Again, you should have more or equal influence over your child in your own household
Frankly, most of these parents are FOLLOWERS themselves
Teach your own kids to distinguish fact from fiction (or they’ll be in the court room or interrogation room crying like most these dumb criminals)
I’ve NEVER encountered a generation of parents that’s deadset on NOT being responsible for raising their own kids. It’s embarrassing.
I clearly knew if I was ever in the streets, sold drugs, scammed or shot at someone, I KNEW exactly what the repercussions were.
Raise your own damn kids and teach them the difference between reality and entertainment.
We (I) grew up seeing junkies and and alcoholics at the corner store looking dirty and strung out and VOWED to never adopt those habits. It’s exactly why I don’t drink or smoke. Junkies and alcoholics are respected nowadays. We didn’t respect them
Back then.
Again, you should have more or equal influence over your child in your own household
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If you’re letting ENTERTAINERS raise your kids, you’re already lost. The game is to be sold not told.
Frankly, most of these parents are FOLLOWERS themselves
Teach your own kids to distinguish fact from fiction (or they’ll be in the court room or interrogation room crying like most these dumb criminals)
I’ve NEVER encountered a generation of parents that’s deadset on NOT being responsible for raising their own kids. It’s embarrassing.
I clearly knew if I was ever in the streets, sold drugs, scammed or shot at someone, I KNEW exactly what the repercussions were.
Raise your own damn kids and teach them the difference between reality and entertainment.
We (I) grew up seeing junkies and and alcoholics at the corner store looking dirty and strung out and VOWED to never adopt those habits. It’s exactly why I don’t drink or smoke. Junkies and alcoholics are respected nowadays. We didn’t respect them
Back then.
Again, you should have more or equal influence over your child in your own household
It's the hypocrisy for me.
You can't tell me this isn't part of them folks' plans to keep black folks right where we are.
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No different that selling drugs. "It ain't for me and MINE but I don't care how detrimental it is to society."
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Not sure I agree with the analysis here, but I it makes me think a little more skeptically about this concept of centering the most marginalized among us. I believe youth to be in that demographic, but not far from queer/disabled/elderly/homeless individuals-- but I can see how the practice of creating a hierarchy of victimhood can play in the favor of the elites. Important to recognize that all our struggles are disparate and everyone's voice needs to be heard and accounted for when it comes to the conversation around representation and equity
Agreed.
Victimhood narratives never did anything for anyone because giving folks the power to feed you is tantamount to giving them the power to starve you.
Conflating identity with ideology is where folks lose.
Creates nothing more than crabs in a barrel fighting over scraps while the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
I'm fairly certain this is AI, but the truth doesn't care who tells it.
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centering is a bit much, altho there definitely could be an over emphasis on some of these demographics/issues making them seem bigger than they are…such that discourse around them suck up more air than they probably should?
to the extent that some groups are so marginalized &/or literally cannot advocate for themselves over corrections kinda make sense
is there any credence given to the ‘do as i say, not as i do/have done’ motto?
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It is a prerequisite among US politicians to venerate the founding fathers, to elevate them to the status of gods, and to treat the constitution as a quasi-religious text. You're not going far in politics if you don't glaze the FF, and the more you do it, the more it becomes second nature.
I won't pretend to know what is truly in Obama's heart when it comes to G. Washington. However, I am fairly confident that the next Black president will glaze the Founding Fathers, the first female president will glaze the Founding Fathers, the next [insert minority] president will glaze the Founding Fathers because American mythology demands it.
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Them people always act a fool when they feel the threat of us approaching. Physically they know we are either tops are the best to compete against. They’re extremely afraid of the potential of our minds more than anything
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I think its more, “we don’t want to”, than anything else. A lot of this stuff is pre mid term rage bait to piss white folks off so they’ll vote against us.
