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Did you know black once meant white? Even though it was long ago...does it still have some implications on the race currently using or borrowing it?
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An interesting read on the word black from.... https://t.co/v1yuiG10Vu

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@TorontoStar @angelynsayshi Black etymologically means pale or white, confirmed by a university professor. Claiming to be or using the word Black as people of the African Diaspora when the word means pale or white is a contradiction. #RevokeTheBlackCard Let's have this conversation!

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We cannot have true culture without our right identity. Black etymologically means pale or white, confirmed by a university professor. Claiming to be Black as people of the African Diaspora when the word means pale or white and black is a contradiction. #RevokeTheBlackCard

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@billboard @Beyonce @billieeilish Culture without our right identity is vulture. Black etymologically means pale or white, confirmed by a university professor. Claiming to be Black as people of the African Diaspora when the word means pale or white is a contradiction. #RevokeTheBlackCard

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@wwd @Beyonce We cannot have true culture without our right identity. Black etymologically means pale or white, confirmed by a university professor. Claiming to be Black as people of the African Diaspora when the word means pale or white is a contradiction. #RevokeTheBlackCard

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@THR Love the theme behind Black is King. I have found the word Black etymologically means pale - opposite of what we know today as Black. It's time to #RevokeTheBlackCard in place of a more accurate word to represent the people of the African Diaspora.

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@PerezHilton @PerezHilton love this promo. As a woman of the African diaspora, and researcher I have found the word "black" to etymologically mean pale. Opposite of what we know today. It's time we #RevokeTheBlackCard.

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@kanyewest @kanyewest thine influence is global and care for humanity - profound. Ye are called on to #RevokeTheBlackCard from being used to represent people of African Diaspora. It
etymologically means pale. Check for thyself! 😇

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#RevokeTheBlackCard It's Time!

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Definition from online which was also found in dictionaries.
Old English
Alternative forms
blǣċ
Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *blaikaz. Compare Old Norse bleikr (“pale”) (Icelandic bleikur (“pale”)).
Pronunciation
IPA(key): /blɑːk/
Adjective
blāc
pale, shining, white

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We need a global remedy on the use of the word "Black". Research shows the etymology of this word to mean opposite of what we know it today.

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"Black Rights" is going to require those of the African Diaspora and citizens united to discuss the use and implications of this "Black" word going forward.