We also know the REAL reason why you’re in this thread - it’s all different when you get caught up in typing paragraphs of your own due to the same cac notions that you run on threads to perpetuate. As copied and pasted from
Grateful for Immigrant brehs who are on code like this.
Oh please - By law and your own words, you think that you are the same as black Americans despite you or your parents not being born here or having the same experiences.
Hmmm
But you have no problem being “Xenophobic“ against African Americans by referring to us as hashtags despite your own words saying different And I like the way you gloss over your parents having negativity toward AAs from the start as if that’s not the first ground rule that your people have as soon as they get off the plane and evidenced by how you all interact With AAs by practicing your own brand Of separatism. Get your inconsistencies up and maybe their wouldn’t be a need for anti- reactions. Bc clearly the anti- black activity coming from Africa is not only “in our heads”
you yourself face acknowledged your people have inherent negative perceptions of AAs then wonder why an air of contempt exists between them when your own bring ideas of white racists stereotypes from your land. Don’t backtrack With the “holier than though” verbiage yet you have acknowledged such.
and you’ve been here before like you have in prior threads again, giving your repeat concern about shyt that doesn’t concern you.
MSNBC’S AM Joy “ADOS; FBA, And Reparations Are Used To Spread Disinformation”
And Let’s taking this back to 2018- you had a problem with Black Americans favoring their own lineage before “hashtags” became a thing because you acknowledged this yourself- your hashtag repeat verbatim is purely an excuse to fuel your added negativity.
Immigration is Very Much A Black Issue
as you have also acknowledged, there is a difference in experiences but the proof that you’ve shown is how you think immigrants haven’t made gains without the persistence and progression that AAs have made so that you and your parents could even have a boarding pass, a path paved for your plane to even have a runway to land on, by black Americans.