LA Times - Opinion: Denigrating Drake, and Kamala Harris, as ‘Not Like Us’
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Michael Eric Dyson? Not reading 
shilling aint easy huh? Did you actually read the article?
Get off my dikk fagggit go take your Truvada and stalk hunter Biden so more, I don't associate with your types
Get off my dikk fagggit go take your Truvada and stalk hunter Biden so more, I don't associate with your types
What is the article about since you agree with it? All emotions and no substance. Idiots like you acting like this politics shyt is a cult and cant even state your case in an intellectual way for your weirdness. Just telling forum users to vote democrat and cosigning meaningless articles like this on your alt account...embarrassing
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great article.
i’m not his biggest fan, but michael eric dyson is spot on with this.
any black man questioning kamala’s blackness is essentially parroting white supremacist talking points.
and fukk jason black. p*ssy can’t even show his face.
i’m not his biggest fan, but michael eric dyson is spot on with this.
any black man questioning kamala’s blackness is essentially parroting white supremacist talking points.
and fukk jason black. p*ssy can’t even show his face.
Patrick Ewing & Notorious B.I.G not Black?
Are you aware that there are other races and ethnicities on the island of Jamaica besides African descendants?
Which was his response to drake’s freeing the slaves line.
Drake brought up color on Taylor Made
You seem a little nervous about all the publicity
fukk this Canadian lightskin, Dot
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In America, Black has always been defined not only to describe Black Americans but also as an umbrella term for other individuals who are regarded as Black from different regions of the world, such as Africans (Nigerians, Ghanaians, etc), Caribbeans/Jamaicans, and Afro-Hispanics.
Regardless of how you feel about the term and who should only be allowed to be viewed as such, it's already been set in stone for over a hundred years that in America, the category Black isn't limited to US-born Black Americans, although we are often viewed as the de facto face of what the term Black stands for in regards to ethnicity.
By US standards, Kamala is Black, just not in the Black American sense, but she is classified as Black or, if you want to say, mixed, but still in all Black DNA dominates. This isn't debatable.
Regardless of how you feel about the term and who should only be allowed to be viewed as such, it's already been set in stone for over a hundred years that in America, the category Black isn't limited to US-born Black Americans, although we are often viewed as the de facto face of what the term Black stands for in regards to ethnicity.
By US standards, Kamala is Black, just not in the Black American sense, but she is classified as Black or, if you want to say, mixed, but still in all Black DNA dominates. This isn't debatable.
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