what is an Arab?Interesting to see that the leadership of the Democratic party has decided to have their propaganda department promote racism against Arabs on internet forums.
what is an Arab?Interesting to see that the leadership of the Democratic party has decided to have their propaganda department promote racism against Arabs on internet forums.
North Africans are Berbers. They are 100% African just like West, East, Central and South Africans. They speak Arabic because of the Mohammedian invasion.
The Berbers speak Arabic for the same reason your folks and your cousins the Pakistanis and Sri Lankans speak English.
HL worse.The fact that TLR is full of Arab stan’s is hilarious to me.
nikkas is lost
We know you are from Kerala! Dark skinned Indian c*nt!I'm black you stupid motherfukker
I'm black. Watch your mouth and stop with that abeed talkWe know you are from Kerala! Dark skinned Indian c*nt!
I'm black you stupid motherfukker
Benjamin Gladstone is a self-admitted proud Zionist. He's behind this so-called "progress"ME mag.
The Blogs: Zionism, time to take back the left
From the blog of Ben Gladstone at The Times of Israelblogs.timesofisrael.com
This entire thread was borne out of emotion. You losers hate Palestinians so much that you're scrambling for any reasons to try to justify Israel's brutality.
Interesting to see that the leadership of the Democratic party has decided to have their propaganda department promote racism against Arabs on internet forums.
I think the reality is, the black man has been on the "bad" end of two of the biggest colonizations in human history (Arabic and European). So dudes associate it with being a "bad thing"; not realizing that fairytale don't exist, either you conquer someone else or they'll conquer you. The black man has taken so many Ls within the last 1000 years that alot of us, feel those Ls are "normal"...
The more I learn the less I think "islam" did that but rather pre-islamic regional societies.
Remember, our concept of what centralized islam is different now from what it was back then. I'm sure the regionalism was WAY more prevalent back then versus the streamlined perspective of what it means to be "Arab" now.
I dont really know if we can say modern-day perceptions of the "Saudis" brought SPAIN out of the Middle Ages.
My friend spoke openly as we watched the world below us rush by without even looking up to pay its respects. At one point Sameer spoke of being stopped and searched at Israeli checkpoints. He spoke in a manner that seemed not to require my presence. I hadn’t seen this level of concentration and detachment in him before. That was fine. He was grieving
“The shameful and humiliating way the soldiers run their hands up and down your body,” he said. Then he added, “But the shame and humiliation runs even deeper if the Israeli soldier is an Ethiopian Jew.”
The earth gave way. The thought that my place in the unconscious of Palestinians fighting for their freedom was the same dishonorable place I occupied in the minds of Whites in America and Israel chilled me. I gathered enough wits about me to tell him that his feelings were odd, seeing how Palestinians were at war with Israelis, and White Israelis at that. How was it that the people who stole his land and slaughtered his relatives were somehow less of a threat in his imagination than Black Jews, often implements of Israeli madness, who sometimes do their dirty work? What, I wondered silently, was it about Black people (about me) that made us so fungible we could be tossed like a salad in the minds of oppressors and the oppressed?
I was faced with the realization that in the collective unconscious, Palestinian insurgents have more in common with the Israeli state and civil society than they do with Black people. What they share is a largely unconscious consensus that Blackness is a locus of abjection to be instrumentalized on a whim. At one moment Blackness is a disfigured and disfiguring phobic phenomenon; at another moment Blackness is a sentient implement to be joyously deployed for reasons and agendas that have little to do with Black liberation. There I sat, yearning, in solidarity with my Palestinian friend’s yearning, for the full restoration of Palestinian sovereignty; mourning, in solidarity with my friend’s mourning, over the loss of his insurgent cousin; yearning, that is, for the historical and political redemption of what I thought was a violated commons to which we both belonged—when, all of a sudden, my friend reached down into the unconscious of his people and slapped me upside the head with a wet gym shoe: the startling realization that not only was I barred, ab initio, from the denouement of historical and political redemption, but that the borders of redemption are policed by Whites and non-Whites alike, even asas they kill each other.
Does this challenge the notion of what “palestinians” are and what it means to be Arab? This is an argument African diasporas are dealing with especially in the USA.I'm cracking up that the thesis is basically "Middle Easterners aren't a monolith" and then the front page is full of a bunch of responses treating them as a monolith.
GREAT catch.
I find it funny so many on the white left are hostile to Afro-PessimismFrank B. Wilderson, author of Afro-Pessimism, and highly cited critical race scholar, had this to say about Palestinians in his book:
I work with a woman from India. She said its similar to how westerners nod their head front-to-back to indicate acknowledgment or agreement. They just go side-to-side.Yo why do they do these random head bobbles ?
Does this challenge the notion of what “palestinians” are