black ppl in higher education are embarassing
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Literally not
This is the shyt, I was talking about.
nikkas just take words and ascribe their own meanings to them.
Intersectionality is the study if "intersects" of discrimination.
Your experience as a poor Black man is vastly different than your experience as an affluent Black man. That's intersectionality.
"People of Color" is literally a term describing people that aren't White, and have historically faced discrimination because they're not White.
That's literally it.
We need more soldiers, not less
Teach them OP
Teach them OP
I had friends like that, I brought them into the fold, and they've made surprising transformations over the years.
I'm not going to ostracise them further.
So you take a subsection of people at your school and try to apply that to every black person in higher education and you think you are being intelligent?
this. i very much doubt son is even enrolled in a high ranking school tbh
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This year at my law school I have encountered:
- a mixed race women who didn't join last year because she didn't feel black
- A black woman who solely dates cacs, is aware of it and doesn't plan on changing. Also, her mother wants her to have mix-race children (mom is from the Islands)
- a mixed race women who didn't join last year because she didn't feel black
- A black woman who solely dates cacs, is aware of it and doesn't plan on changing. Also, her mother wants her to have mix-race children (mom is from the Islands)
I hear what you saying but professors are not the same. Materials are not always the same. You cant assume that the quality of education is always the same. The "math is math" doesnt require much nuance to understand that its not exactly or entirely.
Literally not
This is the shyt, I was talking about.
nikkas just take words and ascribe their own meanings to them.
Intersectionality is the study if "intersects" of discrimination.
Your experience as a poor Black man is vastly different than your experience as an affluent Black man. That's intersectionality.
"People of Color" is literally a term describing people that aren't White, and have historically faced discrimination because they're not White.
That's literally it.
- There's definition versus practice...
- In practice, black American's positioning in this country and it's causes are diluted to the point people think we're all the same.
- It's crazy how slavery only ended 160 years ago and we act as if it has no effect on us versus people who've been in this country 40 years max versus over 300
- People of Color/Intersectionality politics are totally driven by narratives. All it took was a few months of locking Mexican people up and Democrats were calling for free college and reparations...like, really?
- People of Color/Intersectionality politics have basically made white women minorities...case closed.
Surprised nobody talks about their parent role in the matter, they are the real issue.
Parents raising their kids to think being a c00n or the good ole token character is the way to go. My entire college experience was watching the transition from c00n to realizing their black and the c00ns turning into superc00ns.
Just dealt with someone like that today
When he saw that I was black (only emailed before interviewing him), his face said it all
Parents raising their kids to think being a c00n or the good ole token character is the way to go. My entire college experience was watching the transition from c00n to realizing their black and the c00ns turning into superc00ns.
Just dealt with someone like that today
When he saw that I was black (only emailed before interviewing him), his face said it all
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Last I heard, he was shopping around for a new investment bank after he got ousted at Morgan Stanley over some sexual assault allegations.
Traditional Black experience?the black group at my law school had an open conversation about race and these muthafukkas told on themselves
"if grew up in an African household and was told im not american so I took that to mean I'm not black"
"this is the first time in my life I've had mostly black friends and been a part of a black organization"
"I'm biracial and this is the first time white ppl have seen me as black, I thought I was more ambiguous"
"in the black organization in my undergrad I was made fun of for being biracial so I wasnt a part of it"
and these are the future leaders cacs are going to prop up as black leaders
that's why I dont fukk with these corny ass muthafukkas. I'm the only nikka here really from the traditional black experience.
*rings the alarm*
Everyone that dapped this post needs to slap themselves. Y'all getting played. OP is White and trying to pander to this board's sensibilities (while simultaneously on some mjpls shyt, by masking his position that Black folks are only Black if they're uneducated), and/or he's insecure about his own intellect, and using a fraction of Black folks in "higher education" to generalize his pain away.
Nobody in law school would say some shyt like this - "that's why I dont fukk with these corny ass muthafukkas. I'm the only nikka here really from the traditional black experience."
