@spoiledbrixx@swisher_sheeks@Jameca2011 Girl if he can’t respect the mother of his child, why tf would you trust them to help raise the children ? Yall literally don’t be giving af them kids well being as long as your not portrayed as a single mother. Yall let niggas get away with alot of hoe shit.
@snkrking781@ChiefVez You can acknowledge Caribbean contributions without erasing the Black American environment, music and communities hip-hop developed inside of
@snkrking781@ChiefVez Smithsonian literally describes early hip-hop as urban Black and Latino youth culture. Herc, Flash and Bambaataa were pioneers—not three men who independently invented an entire culture in a vacuum.
@snkrking781@ChiefVez Kool Herc being Jamaican doesn’t magically make hip-hop Jamaican culture. He was a foundational pioneer inside a 1970s Bronx culture that included Black Americans, Jamaicans, Puerto Ricans and other Caribbean people.
@JayMacaron2233@_hushxmode@corieydadon@varizvanguard “Africans traveled before Civil Rights” doesn’t refute that at all. And notice how you still haven’t addressed the original hypocrisy: you demand historical context for problems in African countries while describing Black
@JayMacaron2233@_hushxmode@corieydadon@varizvanguard Nobody said Black Americans marched specifically to bring Africans to America. We fought for OUR rights in OUR country. The point is that dismantling America’s racial caste system created broader legal and social benefits that people who came afterward also benefited from.
@JayMacaron2233@corieydadon@varizvanguard Funny how you can understand historical oppression, exploitation, and outside interference when it applies to your homeland, but suddenly Black Americans are just ‘hoods, ghettos, murder and drugs.’ You don’t get to ask for context for yourself while denying it to us