Keep up the good fight for Reparatio…..oops I mean the origins of hiphop my fba brother
ANSWER THE QUESTION
Keep up the good fight for Reparatio…..oops I mean the origins of hiphop my fba brother
We already have a cultural framework, so there is no need for anyone to do that. Though, I have noticed some other Black ethnicities also like to claim that Black Americans have no culture.Place of origin and bad actors. Tariq and even Yvette being the faces of these movements was a bad thing. I understand the need for both but they seem like people who are trying to get back at people as opposed to actually defining a cultural framework.
I feel like an argument used by non-Black Americans is because there is no homogenous homeland or place where Black Americans are from that we are orphans.As for the Place of origin, what do you mean by that? What does the place of origin have to do with it? I request more clarification on that point. I don't want to assume on what you are trying to state with that.
Oh I agree Black Americans definitely should be proud of our ethnic and cultural differences. I'll never dispute that.Last, even with pointing at the grifters Yvette and Tariq, that still does not explain why it was perfectly fine for many other Black ethnicities to make sure everyone knew they were not Black American, but is not fine for some Black Americans now to agree and state they are right they are not one of us.
mel looks like a roach just crawled out of his bookbagSenior citizens outchea dressing like kids
Brehhhh we really knew a thread about this!!!!New York dudes cant dress for shyt.
All they know about is slapping on any designer
They really trick the whole country into believing they are innovators. Smh
Well, that homeland is the US. When our people have been in a place for over 400 years, and before the advent of the country itself, then that place becomes our homeland. The simple truth is that unless you are a member of the San People, your ancestors migrated to some parts of the world where they now claim they are from. I believe 400 years is definitely enough time for our people to claim they are from here, while also recognizing our anscetors came from elsewhere (Parts of Africa).I feel like an argument used by non-Black Americans is because there is no homogenous homeland or place where Black Americans are from that we are orphans.
Oh I agree Black Americans definitely should be proud of our ethnic and cultural differences. I'll never dispute that.
I don't disagree with any of that. My father's people are from Maryland and the Carolina's. I already know. What I'm saying is that's the line used against us. Since we don't really run anything here. (though the same can be said for Africans in some instances and Black Caribbeans as well) I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm just bringing to you the arguments. Made.Well, that homeland is the US. When our people have been in a place for over 400 years, and before the advent of the country itself, then that place becomes our homeland. The simple truth is that unless you are a member of the San People, your ancestors migrated to some parts of the world where they now claim they are from. I believe 400 years is definitely enough time for our people to claim they are from here, while also recognizing our anscetors came from elsewhere (Parts of Africa).
Edit: Our ancestors built the US, it is in some cases more ours than any other group but the native Americans.
That aside what would you say the tenets of thF cultural framework are?We already have a cultural framework, so there is no need for anyone to do that. Though, I have noticed some other Black ethnicities also like to claim that Black Americans have no culture.
That aside what would you say the tenets of thF cultural framework are?
The Harlem Renaissance
The best books on the Harlem Renaissance, the flourishing of American culture after World War I, recommended by Professor William Maxwellfivebooks.com
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General statement
Purity tests for Black people are counterproductive and illogical.
I understand the FBADOS movement as a play for reparations. Develop a way to qualify for that million dollar check. Distinguish ourselves.
I am descendant of slaves on both sides. And I have native and european ancestors on both sides.
Just like most FBADOS and most descendants of slaves in the New World.
There's no real logical difference between a Caribbean, South America, or North American descendant of New World slavery. All of us have the same origin and all of us have the same mix of DNA to greater or lesser degree.
Dividing will never be more powerful than uniting.
Appreciate the drop. A lot of these are on my list.I prefer to direct you towards books you can read for yourself. You can go deeper if you are curious about the subject with books by James Baldwin and so on.