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@TennisMajesty@EmmanuelAcho So yeah...having lived in both countries, I get why being woke is a priority for American BLACK athletes. If you think being woke is costing the US some medals take that up with the historic structure of your nation.
@TennisMajesty@EmmanuelAcho Jamaican athletes don't have to focus much energy on being woke because it's country doesn't mental traumatized its citizens half as much as one sect are traumatized in the US. Racism, is not a thing in Jamaica (colorism is to an extent).
@rabfat129@stephenasmith In the case of SAS, I don't think he intended disrespect though and being from West Indian/Caribbean background I think he knows his forefathers were Africans.
@rabfat129@stephenasmith Generally, I've noticed that many black Americans don't identify with Africa and many don't know their history beyond the revolution. I'm Jamaican and the way I hear some black Americans talk about Africa and others from the diaspora including the West Indies is sickening.