@UEzenne21675@BlacknessinXtra@MsKKester Yes it is short for “you all” but the way that we pronounce it by speech is “yall” because of the mixed cultural dialect in southern United States. If you ever visit America you will understand lol
@UEzenne21675@BlacknessinXtra@MsKKester We have a lot of misunderstandings in culture and the way that we perceive each other because of the programming but we have a lot in common. Yes I hate the algorithm thing lol but again it’s all love, we have our differences but we are very very much alike. Peace
@UEzenne21675@BlacknessinXtra@MsKKester No our our dialect is “yall”. So when someone says “yall” in real life In America, we can tell that they are from the southern region because that is their dialect. But us American type words like how we talk in real life so we say “yall”.
@UEzenne21675@BlacknessinXtra@MsKKester Yes I try not to engage in the diaspora war but it is very hard to ignore sometimes. I deleted my other account because my algorithm was filled with it and it followed me here ���🏾♂️ it’s all love
@UEzenne21675@BlacknessinXtra@MsKKester You’re really going to argue with me about braids that go straight back, are you serious right now?! How about you stop saying “y’all” that’s not what Africans say 🤔
@UEzenne21675@BlacknessinXtra@MsKKester No you are actually speaking American English lol. I love African people don’t get me wrong, but we braided our hair as well, no one stole it from Africa. We have similar things that we do, nothing is wrong with that.
@UEzenne21675@BlacknessinXtra@MsKKester You’re literally using our vernacular in your typing but saying that we’re copying you 😂 you all copy everything that we do. Africans wear dashikis and sandals, you just started to dress different because you want to dress like us, let’s be honest here. Braids is universal
@UEzenne21675@BlacknessinXtra@MsKKester The term ‘Cornrows’ is our term. Corn is native to America and we have a corn deity, so it’s impossible for Africans to claim that term. But the braiding, of course we didn’t create. Everyone even Europeans braided their hair lol
@Taiwo04396371@Delightistired@MsKKester Part 2. White people tried to erase African history and we were defending it. our scholars went to Egypt and posted videos on YouTube of the black pharaohs of Egypt. It’s sad seeing some Africans side with White supremacy when we defended them for so long.
@Taiwo04396371@Delightistired@MsKKester I don’t think they are aware of what that “we wuz” came from. Back when us Black Americans were fighting against racist white people on social media. We were defending African history and highlighting African kings so the white peoole would respond“we wuz kangz and shiet”