One thing that makes Black Americans different is that when we take on a civil rights causes for justice, the fight is always against the system and not a group of people. I notice other groups make their cause against groups of people and not the system. Isn't that interesting?
Iโm really not trying to hear how hostile, unwelcoming, and scary we are to out-groups when everyone is allowed to enter our spaces, participate in our culture, and advance themselves while disrespecting us and nothing happens to them
Smhโฆ The more and more I continue to read and see post like this Iโm starting to conclude that these folks are using the same damn playbook that brought about the #StopAsianHate bs during COVID!!!
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Every model minority group since the Jews came here have always manufactured consent against Black American hatred to become assimilated into America. This just latest version of that, just in a similar skin tone to us.
African immigrants think they will be able to make a deal with white supremacy by villainizing us like the Asians did mmm,mmm,mmm and youโll want me to believe these are not the descendants of the people who traded souls for mirrors and umbrellas until they got carved up in the Berlin conference? The real tragedy is #1 the rumor is it was Carribbeans (Dominicans or Jamaicans) that killed that kid and #2 these African immigrants after centuries of failed attempts of collaboration with white supremacy they still have not learned this will always end badly for them. This is why the continent sits in shambles right now because youโll do not posses critical thinking skills and hey fine by us try your luck in our country letโs see how far you go politically.
#ADOS
@ashanti_42840 You Africans blame Black Americans for his death with 0 proof knowing thatโs a highly diverse community with Black Americans being a strong minority in the area he was killed, and the school being 70% Hispanic. And expect many of us to have sympathy when yall have a prejudiced?