The 2017 Coli census, are AA's really a minority on this board?

[Karb]

So it's safe to say that the largest group here (at least in TLR) is AA?

Even if we substract the frauds and add them where they belong, it'd still be majority AA

 

[BigMan]

i've already said that people who are half other with an afram parent qualify as AA. Though X's mother was only half caribbean so he was more 1/4 caribbean. Something people seem to always zoom over

She born and grown in Grenada
Caribbean is not a racial label

 

[Trajan]

So it's safe to say that the largest group here (at least in TLR) is AA?

Even if we substract the frauds and add them where they belong, it'd still be majority AA

Easily

 

[Turk]

Where in Africa are your parents from breh?

West

 

[Karb]

Easily

I already knew, just wanted to test this myth that AA's are a minority here.

This forum is still more diverse than other "ethnic" forums though so they still do kinda have a point. It's nowhere near exclusively AA, which I'm sure some would prefer.

 

[K.O.N.Y]

So I'm A first gen black American, if I have a son born here is he carribean American too? @K.O.N.Y

depends if his mother is Afram or not

 

[1thouwow]

Lmao y'all nikkas in this thread are confused and contradicting y'all own self. Y'all doing anything to not be identified as "African American"

 

[newworldafro]

You mean if you're half? Choose the one you identify with the most.

You going against your own rules.

You asked their place of birth as the determining factor.

 

[K.O.N.Y]

Its not an AA-only thing. I can think of direct equivalents in terms of how people interpret the meaning of plenty of ethnicity. People act like there's a science to defining what "Arab" means for example and end up finding themselves in knots. Ethnicity is not science and changes over history, even as distinctions are developed. Its not a controversial statement. There's a reason why even though this forum has expended 100000 of topics to this subject, it still can't reach consensus.

It's not hard to see why its easy for second and third generation anglophone Caribbeans with similar ancestry in the States, to be assimilated into the AA category. Its a real grey area not an invented one.

In the bold lies the gray area though, that was mostly fabricated from non aas or AA's who are largely inept in understanding their own history or culture.

For those in the know, there is no confusion and trying to find a general consensus is missing the point

You either know or you dont. A lot of cats dont

Whether your 2nd,3rd or 4th gen. You will never be AA unless you fuse bloodlines with the children of afram ancestral descendants. Its as simple as that


And that will go to offspring not you

 

[Sukairain]

Other - Indian

Thank you for your hospitality :mjcry11:

 

[K.O.N.Y]

She born and grown in Grenada
Caribbean is not a racial label

the point is you can hardly attribute a man whose father is full AA and grew up in AA culture to caribbeans

 

[Poitier]

Like I said, this census wouldnt be near accurate.

There are easily 36 Nigerian and 40 Jamaicans alone.

 

[FatherSimp]

Hey I'm trans-puppy where is my poll option

 

[GreatestLaker]

i've already said that people who are half other with an afram parent qualify as AA. Though X's mother was only half caribbean so he was more 1/4 caribbean. Something people seem to always zoom over

She was born in the Caribbean fool.

 

[GreatestLaker]

She born and grown in Grenada
Caribbean is not a racial label

That dude is fukking retarded.