@keatingssixth Y’all avoid accountability way too much. Y’all don’t believe these receipt videos but believe that the lady was being racist when she let all the other black and Hispanic kids in line say their name? I just want y’all to admit that you need everything to be a black vs white issue
@DeedraDream@heyyitsjanea @browneyes0089 Idk why people are acting dumb. Parents always let their daughters wear whatever they want in the house but something more appropriate outside. My 11 year old can wear crop tops and short shorts in the house, but not outside. My 16 year old however can wear them out.
@spatton78 @sunlimah18 @CNN Are you stupid? He says say african American instead of black because once again, the post is talking about African Americans. He is referring to the article. If you can’t understand that then you’re the one who’s ignorant. Context is not hard to grasp at all.
@spatton78 @sunlimah18 @CNN I just read it. I can read it again if you like. The article is about SPECIFICALLY African American culture as it’s discussing a SPECIFICALLY African American issue. So yes like I said already that his point is correct. And I can’t have a seat as we are typing.
@spatton78 @sunlimah18 @CNN You said not all black people are from Africa, no shit. The main tweet in the first place however, is talking specifically about African American culture which is why he said that. You aren’t talking about Jamaican culture or Afro Latin culture. You have a good one too.
@spatton78 @sunlimah18 @CNN Who said Africa was the only **continent, not a country to produce people of color? Also people of color does not mean black.
@RogerVi97379484@CNN Either way they still descend from Africa. He is correct that you all should say african American instead of “black.” I am Nigerian and our fathers are always in our homes. This has never been an issue in our culture. So this fatherless issue is specifically African Americans.
@BhiggDhawgg @sunlimah18 @CNN But they still descend from Africa. He is correct that you all should say african American instead of “black people.” I am Nigerian and our fathers are always in our homes. This has never been an issue in our culture. So this fatherless issue is specifically African Americans.
@GottaAsk2@lusitan35865981@CNN He is correct that you all should say black American or african American instead of “black people.” I am Nigerian and our fathers are always in our homes. This has never been an issue in our culture. So yes this fatherless issue is specifically African Americans.
@CorbuloOfRome@NicoAce24@CNN He is correct that you all should say black American or african American instead of “black people.” I am Nigerian and our fathers are always in our homes. This has never been an issue in our culture. So this fatherless issue is specifically African Americans.
@RoadKingRob1 @sunlimah18 @CNN He is correct that you all should say black American or african American instead of “black people.” I am Nigerian and our fathers are always in our homes. This has never been an issue in our culture. So this fatherless issue is specifically African Americans.
@CVBrady@CNN The ones living in America are largely from African descent. Anyways, he is correct that you all should say black American or african American instead of “black.” I am Nigerian and our fathers are always in our homes. So this fatherless issue is specifically black Americans.
@ShellShock11_C@CNN The ones living in America are largely from African descent. Anyways, he is correct that you all should say black American or african American instead of “black.” I am Nigerian and our fathers are always in our homes. So this fatherless issue is specifically black Americans.
@timpatrick87@CNN The ones living in America are largely from African descent. Anyways, he is correct that you all should say black American or african American instead of “black.” I am Nigerian and our fathers are always in our homes. So this fatherless issue is specifically black Americans.