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@BaconBaeritto @miromanticizzo No literally cannot even imagine somebody saying this in real life, like go outside fr.

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@juubiii__ @BlvckJxsus @fyek1213 U don’t have to pay for college, and if you do it should be very minimal, if you play your cards right. Also black men r still underrepresented in trades right now.

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@notnguyenonline She did have a power advantage. Her whole job was a power advantage. Laws don’t change because of the gender for obvious reasons, that’s gender-based discrimination.

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@NordicAnglo @Johnsmithafw @purrrrkinsss Who? Give examples from 2026.

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@jimmyadam120 @neetea2 @Gentlementos @beemo200 @meekmilfs For sure that’s literally how almost all acts of civil disobedience are staged. And they pick ppl who will be easiest for the general public to sympathize with. That doesn’t mean we have a buffer class at least not the way other countries do.

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@jimmyadam120 @neetea2 @Gentlementos @beemo200 @meekmilfs *capitalize

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@jimmyadam120 @neetea2 @Gentlementos @beemo200 @meekmilfs This is literally like saying Homer Plessy was an actor because he was an octoroon and recruited to do an act of civil disobedience. Like very very hard for black ppl to capitalism on actions like that because it needs to planned to be successful.

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@meekmilfs Literally like some of the biggest civil rights cases in the US all hinge upon the person being descriminated against looking/being white but have like a black great grandparent.

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@drknessFALLS616 @ddavid2320 @ThendoRalph Which is kinda obvious no shade. Funny how the other commenters can’t see the obvious answer that’s he’s also gay.

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@no1important701 She should just resign if she has so little respect for her constituents. She’s still being paid by the taxpayers. She’s not on her time.

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@AudaciouslyDope Literally even after slavery some women were assaulted and obviously wouldn’t admit that to their child. That’s what’s funny about the “4 black grand parents and 8 black grand parents” thing is like most of won’t/ will never know all 8 grand parents race(s).

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@cherrmrsssi The entire concept of race is white supremacist ideology…..

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@EliahHunt @ChrisMescudi No Jhene Aiko is considered blasian (often considered the queen of blasia) and both of her parents a mixed race with black and Asian.

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@NxtDeterio #overly

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@BendouziM @brownsugaaaa3 And what did Michael’s natural hair look like? Like carpet too right? At least by your description.

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@brownsugaaaa3 @Skidrow511 Come to think of it the majority of black/mixed leading roles throughout mainstream media have been mixed or light skin (Eartha Kit, Halle Berry, the girl from Clueless, ect) mainstream media has always been like this. We just don’t have that many black avenues.

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@brownsugaaaa3 @Skidrow511 What’s going on? Even when we did have major black tv shows and movies. Black actors were still excluded from list like this and actors from the 00s,90s and before have always talked about that. At a certain point u can’t look for representation from ppl who don’t care.

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@Skidrow511 @brownsugaaaa3 Then you don’t agree. Fully Black actors (hell even half for most of movie history) will not and have never had substantial careers based on shows/movies for white audiences. Who is considered black and who isn’t even top 5 issues as to y we don’t have mainstream black talent.

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@Skidrow511 @brownsugaaaa3 Like if you genuinely believe the average studio exec cares what black people think or want at any point you are mistaken.

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@Skidrow511 @brownsugaaaa3 No it’s cuz they don’t make black tvs and movies like they used to. Appealing to a general (white) audience means charecters they can relate to (even lighter fully black ppl). Established black creatives have talked about how hard it is to get black projects off the ground now.