Black chick moves to Norway and talks about her experiences #OurQueens vol. 346.987
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She's originally from Kenya, grew up in France
Race talk starts around 6:00 minutes mark
You already know what she's doing in Norway
@Malkoonxxx_23 our queen
She's not black, she's from Africa
Knew she was dark skinned
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I hope he/she joking/trolling.Thecoli.com y'all
You never know with these dudes :Mjwtf:
Aren't they all from the same hood? That was some savage shyt, very hard to watch.
here we go with this shyt
the line is drawn from people who are directly descended from the slaves brought from africa.
the descendents of slaves, who built the country of america, having been here hundreds of years. why is this an issue for you? why do you feel the need to attack someone elses ideology that largely has no affect on you?
are canadians in the united states? are creoles the descendents of slaves who built the richest country in the world?
all this shyt you're talking is confusion. there is a distinct different between negroes from africa and negros from the US. i dont understand how us desiring to point out that distinction is an issue for yall.
Where did I say it was a issue? I'm African-American too my problem is with people not caring about international affairs or wanting international allies. Every groups needs them. The sum is greater than it's part. I agree we are a distinct ethnic group. I was never arguing that.
This applies to a lot of people especially in the western hemisphere.
America isn't a country. The united states of America is however. America can refer either to the North American continent or the south. And the current borders aren't those of the past. The french and spanish use to own parts of the mainland USA. That's why I asked about creoles. Who were under French Soverignty even though they lived in the states.
Canadians are American. "African-American" was coined by Jesse Jackson not to mention many slaves from the states fled to Canada. Creoles where under french sovereignty even though they lived in what's now is known as the Mainland USA. Look up the Lousiana purchase when you get a chance.
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I've never heard someone from Africa refer to themselves as black. They'll more often say They are from, whatever country or region in Afica they were /are from.
Ethiopians nor Somalis, Sudanese refer to themselves as black.
Maybe I'm in a bubble
im at work ill respond when i have the ability to
what's ur definition of black homie?TheOriginal
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First you need to understand the difference between race and nationality.
You are from America(USA), right? So, that's your nationality, you are American, but that doesn't means you can't be black.(I'm assuming you are black)
If someone ask me where i'm from, i don't need to tell them that i'm black, that's obvious.