I'm not gonna try and "spin" anything, because again you're being emotional and taking out all your hurt and frustration out on me. I'm not into dikk measuring contests. You're whole entire post is filled with nothing but animosity, resentment and hostility and then you seriously wonder why you're attracting the same type of energy from people that you're clearly giving out.
Whoever said all that ignorant bullshyt to you, you need to take that up with them. I've had ignorant muthfukkas from all backgrounds say ignorant shyt to me about my people, so what?
One minute you claim we look down on and hate you so much, next minute we're ass kissing and idolising AAs. Which is it? You clearly have your own negative perceptions of us, so what's the difference? Those stereotypes about AAs come from cacs. They say Americans are fat and lazy, violent etc. Well, don't we (brits including blacks) all have bad, yellow teeth? Aren't we all ugly? Aren't we all soft? Aren't we all cultureless and worthless according to some posters on here? Don't we all speak like Prince Charles? Etc etc?
I'm not playing dumb at all. For the record, I have blood family members in the states three generations deep who are just as American as you are.
We don't reach out? Umar Johnson, Irritated Genie and many other modern leaders and groups have strong ties to British Pan African and pro black groups. Even Tariq Nasheed who this board hates has connections over here who I'm hopefully going to be seeing when he does a lecture with my family friend Robin Walker. The mere fact that your leaders have created strong ties with those of us here and that we have similar organisations is proof alone that we do "reach out".
The fact you claim that the British don't support you shows your fukking ignorance and if you BOTHERED to do your damn research you would see that's not the case. Example:
There's many AAs who have a connection to black folks here as well as the rest of europe and worldwide, speak for yourself. Just because YOU don't like us doesn't mean there aren't AAs who don't identify with us. Look up Titans TV on youtube. Kalem El(sp?) has the respect of the Pan African/ concsious community in the states and all over.
This isn't a contest to see who has suffered more. Did you cry for Stephen Lawrence (his mother actually connected with Trayvon's mother and took her to the very street her son got killed, look it up)? For Anthony Walker? Did you cry over the 13 young black children who were massacred in the 1981 fire during a house party that even our own media didn't give a fukk about and blamed us for? Did you cry over Mark Duggan who got shot by the police in 2011? Others who have been killed in police custody? Those of us who are over represented in mental health institutions? Our struggles and insurrections have changed laws over here which other racial groups have "piggybacked" and taken advantage of and benefited from, just like in the states.
Am I to blame for the atrocities AA suffer? I have family on both sides of the Atlantic who were beaten and locked up for damn near no reason at all. If I was standing on the same street corner as you anywhere in the states I'm just as likely to get my head blown off as you would, white supremacy doesn't give a fukk about my accent or where I was born. I'm just as nappy headed and melanated as you probably are.
Black Britons have ALWAYS looked up to AAs. ALWAYS. We know what your contributions have been and have always identified with it.
You say:
As far am I'm concerned black people only exist in the America until I see receipts about what these non American Africans are doing to fight racism.
Wow....
Just admit you hate us and leave it at that. It's really that simple. You have your mind made up and I'm not gonna try and change it. Thankfully every AA doesn't think like you. Neither does every black brit think like the ones you've spoken to that have had a bad effect on you. When I go to America, I get nothing but love for the most part and always diss cacs from here and the states. Cacs don't give a fukk about any of us regardless and don't want any of us to exist. That's the reality.
As far as what we've done, I'm not going to do the research for you. The information is out there. There's books like Black Britain and Staying Power which goes into huge depth about our own civil rights movements and struggles in this country and our contributions spanning back hundreds of years.