K.O.N.Y
Superstar
breh arent you a caribbean breh that lives in canada
Newspaper ad from 1799 sought negro wench, mates
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godkiller
"We are the Fury"
My parents are cosmopolitan, I have dual citizenship and I have spent time in both upstate new york and canada.
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
California doesn't have to be first in the country to prove my point.
I said that California is worse off for blacks than the Deep South, which is why blacks are leaving California. The chart proves I'm right as California has a higher black unemployment rate than all of the Deep South. I mean, the same chart could have said the opposite, but it didn't (because like I told you, this is common sense).
Moreover California's rate is artificially deflated for the numbers of blacks who leaving California whereas the Deep South's unemployment rate is artificially inflated for new arrivals.
This means that if said blacks stayed in California (because it's so great, right?) and didn't move to the South, California's unemployment rate would actually be higher than the amount it is now (which is already higher than the South's despite having an advantage in terms of migration).
Why? The Natives no longer exist due to genocide (their men were killed) and race-mixing (their women were raped). That's whitening.
I never said "mixed brazilians are whitened blacks". Those are your words, not mine. I said that the black population was reduced and whitened due to IR. The fact the average Brazilian--a population of like 200 million--has black ancestry means that there had to be have been a large number of blacks to supplement all that mixing. This high IR rate coincides with the Black Brazilian's reduction in population, as it does everywhere and did in Argentina. Again: common sense.
Whitening was indeed part of the USA's policy but only with respects to the Natives. Anti-IR (and so anti-whitening) was part of the USA's policy elsewise. It was to protect white's and it did. The side effect, of course, was that it also protected blacks. In Latin America, this was not the case, which is what we are talking about in the first place.
The black population doubled because of both anti-IR law and culture:
" Prior to the California Supreme Court's ruling in Perez v. Sharp (1948), no court in the United States had ever struck down a ban on interracial marriage. In 1967, the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Loving v. Virginia that anti-miscegenation laws are unconstitutional, relying partially on Perez."
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Anti-IR laws were not abolished only like 50 years ago, well after Jim Crow. The policy fostered the culture which has led black Americans to where they are today.
Indeed, try accepting them.
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
No it doesn't. IR mixing laws were abolished in 1967 (like 30 years ago):
" In 1967, the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Loving v. Virginia that anti-miscegenation laws are unconstitutional, relying partially on Perez."
By then the anti-IR policy was already entrenched in the culture and so both the policy AND the culture are partly responsible (along with, like, natural breeding and technological advancement) for the growth in the black community. Most everywhere on the planet where wenching and IR is commonplace, the black population barely or doesn't exist (i.e. Argentina and Mexico, which began as black colonies).
Blacks are most prominent, on the other hand, in places where IR was or is banned (i.e. USA) as well as in places where IR didn't happen due to numbers (i.e. Carribean). Of course, whites also benefitted from anti-IR too, as whites in Canada and America are the purest.
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K.O.N.Y
Superstar
Im guessing you were spelling caribbean and your spell check trolled you.
But black americans generally dont have family in canada.
Nor does simply being born in america and being of african descent ,make you BA/AA
yardman
Mad movements!
You got some brothers and sisters n the south who's African DNA is in the high 90s. Damn near no cac blood.
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That's the thing. Despite all of that we have black women now who willingly seek white boys. They epitomize the term even more so than the women who were forced to do it. Why cape for women like that?
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
OK, so I guess guys like Kemba Walker and Antonio Cromartie (full Carribeans) aren't AA. Melo isn't full AA either. What's your point?
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
they arent
Its a specific ethnicity. If one parent is AA/BA than ok. But if your born to caribbean/african parents you are jamaican-american,haitian-american,nigerian-american so on and so forth. Most of these issues you and duke arguing about ,i.e "the deep south" deal with ba/AA's.
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
they arent
Its a specific ethnicity. If one parent is AA/BA than ok. But if your born to caribbean/african parents you are jamaican-american,haitian-american,nigerian-american so on and so forth. Most of these issues you and duke arguing about ,i.e "the deep south" deal with ba/AA's.
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http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/24/opinion/vanessa-barbara-in-denial-over-racism-in-brazil.html
CONTRIBUTING OP-ED WRITER
In Denial Over Racism in Brazil- Brazil.
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — One Friday night last month, the electricity was off in the streets of Palmeirinha, a favela in Rio de Janeiro. Three black teenagers were joking around in front of their houses. One of them started to run and the others followed, laughing. At that moment, the police came out shooting. Chauan Jambre Cezário, 19 years old, was seriously wounded. Alan de Souza Lima, 15 years old, died on the site with a cellphone in his hands — he had caught everything on video, including his own last agonizing minutes.
According to an official report released the next day, the boys were shot after a confrontation with the police. Officers allegedly found two guns at the scene and charged Mr. Cezário with resisting arrest. The boy, who sells iced tea on Ipanema Beach, was carried to the emergency room and handcuffed to the hospital bed.
Days later, the nine-minute cellphone video went public. Images clearly show that the teenagers didn’t have any guns on them and that there was neither confrontation nor resistance. Seconds after the shooting, a policeman asked why they had been running, to which a bleeding Mr. Cezário answered: “We were just playing around, sir.”
The charges have been dropped, but his experience, and the death of his younger friend, reflect a history of violence against young black men in Brazil.
Afro-Brazilians — people who self-identify as black or brown — make up 53 percent of our population, a total of about 106 million individuals. It is the world’s largest black population outside Africa and the second largest after Nigeria. According to the United Nations Children’s Fund, black Brazilians ages 12 to 18 are almost three times more likely to get killed than their white counterparts, and a survey by the Brazilian Forum on Public Security found that black Brazilians accounted for 68 percent of all homicide victims.
They are also more likely to be victims of police killings; a study by the University of São Carlos showed that 58 percent of all people killed in the state of São Paulo by the military police were black. They make up 62 percent of all people incarcerated nationwide.
- Brazil.
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