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Deuce King doesn’t like black people as a whole so I don’t see how the white husband is the problem.
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Deuce King doesn’t like black people as a whole so I don’t see how the white husband is the problem.
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I must say, It's great to everyone realize how dumb questioning people's blackness is.
truly heartwarming to see so many people change their minds on this.
It’s very valid to question someone’s blackness.
Just not when you’re white.
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Not surprising Not Like Us avatar has this take.
I guess Trump's only mistake was not getting Omarosa to do it.
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Not surprising Not Like Us avatar has this take.
I guess Trump's only mistake was not getting Omarosa to do it.
Kamala could come out and say she doesn’t identify as black for all I care.
With that being said I don’t want to watch a white man with a history of racist comments and actions comment on her blackness.
I honestly don’t want to hear white peoples opinions on blackness period. Go make some potato salad.
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So I don't get it, white people are saying Jamaicans aren't black?
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I believe you're referring to the politicians themselves. The behavior displayed when a Republican voter speaks in front of a Democrat voter can be quite absurd. Both sides have their extremists and exhibit similar negative traits. I can't stand either side; they both consist of vile and foul individuals.
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so what you're saying is the argument is valid.
but emotionally it's too triggering to hear it come from a Trump?
couldn't be me, but hey everyone's different.
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Not only the politicians.
I have yet to see any confederate flags, nazi swastikas, **** TRUMP on a democrats lawn. I'm sure there are some, but definitely not as prevalent and hateful as most republicans.
Unless you also see as Black Lives Matter or Gay/LGBTQ+ Pride flags equally as offensive as the ones mentioned above?
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there is an argument made in certain black male online subcultures. that if you are not a "american descendants of slavery "
you aren't really black.
trump thinks if he can play on this tension with the black community he can get more black male votes, or lower black turnout.
Atlanta has a scene that directly makes fun of this concept;
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Hoteps don't vote, Trump's wasting his time
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Even if she came out and said she identifies as Indian not Black, it doesn’t change the fact Trump is a racist piece of **** in every aspect.
Thats why I cant get with making this about her race when no matter what she identifies as, there’s no way you’re telling me Trump is a better option for our community?
“I don’t like that Kamala is part-Indian so I’m gonna go kick it with the confederate flag boys” ******* idiots.
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have they ever had a political candidate directly try to appeal to them?
again I don't know if it will work.
but i find the willingness of some people to dismiss it out of hand unwise.
Biden won by 44k votes across 3 states. Literally every vote counts.
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Folks questioning her 'blackness' after she went to Howard and pledged AKA is hilarious to me..
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Where’s the black meter?
Who is anyone to judge anyone’s ethnicity?
Rachel dozel excluded
What defines being black? Black is a color. Most are various shades of brown. This is idiotic.
Who is anyone to judge anyone’s ethnicity?
Rachel dozel excluded
What defines being black? Black is a color. Most are various shades of brown. This is idiotic.
These types of people always tell on themselves. Same exact thing all the racists and bigots say.
"I'm not racist, I like the good black people, I just don't like the thugs"
"I'm not racist, I like the legal immigrants, just don't like the illegal ones"
"I don't hate gay people, i like the normal ones, I just don't like the ones that act gay"
Just own up to what you are instead of trying to convince yourself you're something you're not
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the idea that if she went to yale, or whatever instead of howard that would make her less black
is also hilarious to me.
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Still having weekly Sunday dinners with your extended family is a blessing. Dopest part of that video.
I got a homeboy whose family throws a football (really RAVENS
) party every single Sunday. Looking forward to the fall because of that. Aunts & Uncs always out, having a great time.
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Nobody is saying if she had gone to another college it’d make her less Black.
The point we’re making is if a biracial person was somehow trying to deny or hide their blackness, they absolutely wouldn’t attend an HBCU and join a Black sorority/fraternity.
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What changed for Trump? Is he genuinely a racist, or is he pandering to the majority of his base? Not to say that either is acceptable.Even if she came out and said she identifies as Indian not Black, it doesn’t change the fact Trump is a racist piece of **** in every aspect.
Thats why I cant get with making this about her race when no matter what she identifies as, there’s no way you’re telling me Trump is a better option for our community?
“I don’t like that Kamala is part-Indian so I’m gonna go kick it with the confederate flag boys” ******* idiots.
Before his presidency, he had a Black partner, many Black friends, and received awards from Black communities. He was frequently seen within the Black community. What were his motives back then?
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I think were she went to college and what sorority she pledged is an important point to mention because Trump, republicans, and the medium value men coalition attacking her are arguing she didn't identify as black until recently
Which is untrue. And her choice of university is early counterpoint to their claims
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GORGEOUS
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Ah well in response to that, I get that.
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Dawg….i think you need to sit THIS one particularly out.
There are some cultural US things regarding HBCU’s that I think you may just be a little tone death on.
Of course the college you choose to go to, does not equate your level of blackness. However, when you choose to attend an historically black college. And then choose to pledge to a black sorority….
That’s some black *** ****. I’m sorry, anyway you slice it lmao. And it further shows someone who’s personal identity and experience are that of someone that sees themselves as black in American society, and is proud of it and wants to highlight it.
Especially in the 80s & 90s at HBCUs, and how they were viewed (still viewed) at the time by the larger, dominant society. Even a Howard or Spelman or Morehouse in the US at those times we’re just seen as lower level black colleges that are not up to par intellectually or their student bodies can’t compete with the PWIs. Especially state school.
If there is a mixed brother that chooses Morehouse over UGA, and pledges to be a Que dawg….
That says a lot about how he views himself in society. As a black man.
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so we agree.
this is the only point I was making.
If you want to say choosing to go to an HBCU says something about how a person perceives their own blackness.
I can agree with that also.
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