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It seems very and crudely racist to assume all black people have a shared culture, in the same way assuming two black people must be related, would be.
by ALittleLight 6y ago
It seems very and crudely racist to assume all black people have a shared culture, in the same way assuming two black people must be related, would be.
- read_if_gay_ 6y agoIt’s just obviously untrue too.
- dohnuts1919 6y agoI'm stealing this point from Twitter, but Africa is the most diverse continent on Earth - culturally, linguistically, even genetically. There are 250 ethnic groups within Nigeria alone, most of which have little in the way of shared language or culture, and had even less before colonists drew a circle around them and insisted they were a single nation. How on Earth does it make sense to say that all black people have a shared culture, especially if you simultaneously insist that white people don't?