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No, African Americans have a unique culture in America, and whites are notoriously judgmental about it. The only reason you might find this "different" is if y
by RIMR 7y ago
No, African Americans have a unique culture in America, and whites are notoriously judgmental about it.
The only reason you might find this "different" is if you don't consider Black culture to be legitimate.
We call this "racism".
- maxheadroom 7y ago>No, African Americans have a unique culture in America, and whites are notoriously judgmental about it. The only reason you might find this "different" is if you don't consider Black culture to be legitimate. We call this "racism". ...but he's not American? It's quite a stretch to arrive at an honest question about the use of a word - by someone outside of your own country's culture - to it being equated to racism, merely because it's from a egocentric (American society) point of view. The world is a lot bigger than just America. Maybe tone down the racist accusations until you have some qualitative context to use it. Otherwise, if antagonising people that might otherwise be sympathetic to your plights is your end goal, then by all means, carry on.
- adolph 7y agoAs the subject of tfa says, "We all hear things that make us look twice." Unfamiliarity != delegitimization Your use of the term racism certainly isn’t lending a hand towards others gaining positive familiarity.
- adolph 7y agoMarijuana is not in the top 1000 names for any year of birth beginning with 1960. https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/ https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/