A bride was angry her African American friend didn't want to attend her wedding at a plantation

[⠝⠕⠏⠑]

I'm mad that this chick even hangs out with clueless racists on that level.

 

[get these nets]

They are NOT friends. Friends of different racial,ethnic, or even religious backgrounds have had those uncomfortable discussions when one of them crosses the line.
Anybody here with a true friend from a different background knows what I'm talking about.

And because the bey-otch wasn't her friend, she doesn't owe her shyt except the courtesy of declining the invite.

 

[Ya?]

I wonder who her husband is ?

 

[8WON6]

"I remember us having that conversation, but I thought she was being overly sensitive and would change her mind when the actual wedding came around," she wrote. "And while I know her degrees are in African-American studies, I find it ridiculous that her colleagues would judge her for being in my wedding."

white people have zero empathy for black people, even their "friends".

 

[Dont@Me]

Oh white people using the “you’re being too sensitive” argument once again.

 

[Luke Cage]

White people picked cotton too....said cacette might want to do some research. Though plantations are lovely to look at (my grandfather was a farmer), the history obviously hits too close to home. Though to be fair, damn near everywhere you walk in a city. was constructed by indentured and forced slaves from one time or another. While the plantation is the "hallmark" for slavery, railroads, streets, cars, boats, and even trains are laden with history of slaves operating on them.

Those plantations still exist. The trains and shyt are no longer in use. You think people are still operating cars and trains from the 1800s?

 

[ELESDEE616]

Cacette wanted to live out her Scarlet O'hara gone with the wind fantasy and wanted Brehette to be her mami

 

[At30wecashout]

This is always the risk when having friends of other races. Some shyt that's a non issue to them will fly right in your face and suddenly y'all got issues.

Home girl told her way in advance about it but the bride diminished her feelings and felt she would give in. Hope the other girl broke the friendship off, cause she drew a line and her white friend refused to see why that shyt was not ok.

 

[Killigraphy]

Those plantations still exist. The trains and shyt are no longer in use. You think people are still operating cars and trains from the 1800s?

You misunderstood my point, everything has a foundation of slavery behind/under it. The streets we walk on were once cobblestone, made by slaves. Old school locomotives still exist, and buildings from 1800's are still well an operating. Central Park is a perfect example of slave labor brought to fruition at its maximum capacity. Still doesn't excuse the cacette's behavior.