black americans want solidarity when racism is directed at them, but suddenly forget what solidarity means when the conversation turns to africans. they’ll speak about shared struggles, shared skin colour and shared history, then turn around and use poverty, accents, infrastructure and stereotypes to make africans feel inferior.
you cannot demand that the world respect your identity while treating another black community like an embarrassment. african ancestry isn’t something you get to acknowledge only when it’s convenient.
le japonais qui a déménagé aux états unis quand il se rend compte qu’il a pas besoin de se suicider parce que la mort viendra à lui quand il ira à l’école