@napofrei also taking time and being more flexible with releasing music instead of the rigid systematic overproduced kpop model of releasing 2 mini albums a year
@keaitto im talking abt how Internet users will get attacked from AA if they express they didn't know something abt AA history while AA don't know abt other countries history. my whole point is how other countries history is downplayed because of this mindset. thats my whole point. plz
@keaitto same way they don't expect AA to know abt their latin american history but every time there's a discourse on the Internet abt AA history AA feel entitled that everyone should know their history while they don't do the same im not talking abt celebrities or idols here
@keaitto and op brought up the armenian genocide as an example, do you think the average AA knows anything about the namibian genocide? the congolese genocide? while simultaneously demand from these same ppl to know about their history
@keaitto bro i deadass said that there's no excuse to what mark did since he's literally canadian huh????? and again the point isn't about mark and this situation in particular it's about how other countries history is so downplayed because of this american centrism mindset
@keaitto yeah noone is defending mark here especially that hes lit canadian op point is abt how AA in general expect everyone to know their history (im talking abt regular ppl here) while they don't do the same viewing AA history as the most important one is a form of american centrism
@keaitto everyone is expected to know about african american history because they view theirs as the most important one, other cultural issues in the world don't get this much attention all because of america's "centrism" or whatever
@keaitto they have a point though, they're are not defending mark but pointing out how african americans expect everyone to know everything about their history which is very self centered mindset while they know nothing about other countries history