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NoAre you from nyc?
The ones I grew up with never call themselves AA, they are adamant about being Afro Caribbean.The truth is that most see themselves as Caribbean, however, they will say they're "AA" when it's convenient. Besides, they have a different ethnic background from us anyway.
Technically they are.Or am I reading this wrong
There is no “American continent”. There are two continents in this hemisphere...
Na that's some bs...If anything white folks act like we all the same but we not. It’s so many different cultures, backgrounds, languages and ethnicities. You for example are British, I’m American.
We all the same yet different.Na that's some bs...
That's like people in African countries saying they different when African was carved up by Europeans and split into diff countries.
Only difference we got is where the slave boat stopped for real for real.
black canadians and mexicans dont get label AA because they weren't born in the USA, not because they didnt go through the struggle.Not true. Even though America is a continent (not a country *U.S. took ownership of the word America*), AA's are U.S. citizens in the USA. I get what he's saying, but no. Also, AA's have their own culture.
P.S. Black Canadians and Mexicans wouldn't be AA. Why? Because they don't have the same culture as us nor went through the struggles in THIS country like AA's have.
Still, at the end of the day, we are all 'children and descendants' of the motherland. You all are my brother and sister in the struggle
Or am I reading this wrong
So technically I’m African American
I’ve never heard Santeria be referred to as a specifically African American spiritual system
There is no “American continent”. There are two continents in this hemisphere...