What exactly did Black Immigrants do that caused so much Vitriol online?

[Phitz]

Small ass communities of refugees who were granted aslym. Nice try though.







See how these mf'ers just be lying for no reason....Dont even quote me again either fukk boy.

they're NOT refugees, they just decided to set up small communities in these places, you stay typing stupid posts

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

What area of Dallas are you from again?

Skillman/Audelia/Royal/Forest aka Nawf Dallaz

 

[El Bombi]

Skillman/Audelia/Royal/Forest aka Nawf Dallaz

Yeah, we didn't have all of that South of I-20.

 

[DonB90]

they're NOT refugees, they just decided to set up small communities in these places, you stay typing stupid posts

Those communities are so miniscule they don't even show up on govt data



all cities that have had sizeable black populations for centuries. Your not in the land of your forebearers where you can lie with impunity, where lying for no reason is encouraged, and no one would check you.

You have any sourced information on those communities or you just gonna keep typing out ya p*ssy?

 

[Eternally Jaded]

I just have a few questions on this
"immigrants looking down...." topic
anyone can care to answer

When you were growing up, was there any set of, or type of kids your parents said "do not play with or hang out with them"?
for whatever reason
maybe that kid gets in trouble a lot, steals etc

Is your parent "looking down" on that kid?

Or your parents did not care what kind of friends/associates you had?

My dad came from St.Kitts in the 70s for college, met my mother who's father was Jamaican(mother was American from Georgia) and had me in the 80s.

He never looked down on African Americans because he understood that it was African Americans who made it possible for him to be here and live the life he did.

He went to an African American church(where he met my mother) and lived among and loved among African Americans til the day he died five years ago.

What sense would it make for him to come here and then try and tell us to not befriend and play with the children of people who fought white supremacy?

I'm not saying people never were told to differentiate but in my experience, nah I wasn't told that.
I remember Thanksgiving and Christmas meals where both sides of the family came together and the key sentiment was, these white people don't see us as really better than.
We're all black no matter where we come from so it's just us together against the world.

If people show up and don't understand that, I don't know what to tell em.

 

[Bigblackted4]

Not to say all but some are openly against black Americans or c00ns. black people are so broken in some ways.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

So shut ya fukk ass up then a dap my original post moron

My nikka I’d slap the living shyt out of you.. fukk out of here with that bullshyt you talking.. fukkin faggit

 

[DonB90]

My nikka I’d slap the living shyt out of you.. fukk out of here with that bullshyt you talking.. fukkin faggit

Pull up cuh. I got nothing but time and oppurtunity today

 

[The Fade]

See this is the issue. Your using a small sample size of successful immigrants to represnt the image of your ppl, while simultaneously using bums to represent the others.

And also if it wasn't for the black folks that's been here for the last 300 to 400 years there wouldn't be something to make out of nothing to begin with.

And without Black Americans out reaching to Kenya, Obama ceases to exist. His father coming over here was the result of Black American pan africanism bringing Kenyan students over here

 

[High Art]

Its both sides from my experience. My dad is from Nigeria but came here for college in the 70'a. Sadly some people in my moms family/community spoke down towards him because he's Nigerian, but he brushed it off and thats what all of us should do instead of this nonstop name calling and finger pointing....its a waste of time.

Yeah, that was my experience growing up. There was some actual hatred there too. I got into actual fights over that shyt.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Pull up cuh. I got nothing but time and oppurtunity today

Where you at?

 

[Cereal_Bowl_Assassin]

Pull up cuh. I got nothing but time and oppurtunity today

Where you at?

Come on fellas...no need for this

 

[96Blue]

I recently (bout 2 months ago) had an encounter with a non-FBA co-worker who I thought was cool at my last job till he showed his true colors. I was talking to another FBA co-worker about our families and our ties to the South. This non-FBA co-worker then referred to our ancestors as "cotton pickers" and said he even told his half FBA son that he is half "cotton picker"/Jamaican and Indian. I told him his family fled Jamaica and asked why he wasn't in Jamaica and he couldn't give me an answer. The African dude at my last job never talked to me and would try to mean mug me till I mean mugged him and he never stared at me again. My Haitian co-worker was pretty cool, but he told me that if a white person calls him the N-Word, he doesn't care and said he doesn't hold anything against CACS for slavery that happened in America. Also, my brother had to break up with his African girlfriend because her father said he didn't want her with a "Black American". He still talks about it to this day.

At this point, I don't care anymore. All of my friends are Black Americans and I only date Black American women. I don't feel any connection whatsoever with Africans/foreign Blacks.

 

[The Fade]

I went from a life long Pan Africanist to a hardcore nationalist over the course of a 3 month period after being subjected to that nonsense.

I couldn’t believe the hate these people could have for us and felt like an idiot.

shyt, most of them called us idiots straight up for thinking we was anything more than a Black American slave.

I was angry but I just changed the way I approached pan africanism.

There is this shared sentiment among non black Americans, black and non black, that us Black Americans look stupid for calling ourselves “African” Americans. And that they wanna laugh in our faces for it. That made me think for a good bit about how people leverage our identity when it suits them, when they claim they’re not an AA/Black American but a [national]-American. But then to talk down on us will be like “aren’t we all technically Black/African Americans”, when we decide to gatekeep. I’m also mad at non blacks for doing the whole African American thing with Elon Musk, it’s disrespectful for what we fukking went through to have SOME honor.

Also abroad they hate being mistaken for us.

I just step out the way, let them represent themselves, and focus on Black American nuance. And if they talk about us they better have a good understanding of our nuance ESPECIALLY, if they talking in that “you ignorant American, me wise cultured worldly foreigner” tone. I feel when we call ourselves Black American and stand on it, no one can play weirdo games with our identity, question if we’re African enough, because everyone distinctly knows who THE black Americans are.

I don’t do the Egypt claiming, the moor claiming, the “everyone was black” claiming. I don’t do the flat black culture claiming. I let other diasporans gatekeep their stuff and stay out of it. Just the Black American nuance, and our quest to get our honor back and redemption. I want my birthrights back, while still respecting African heritage. If other diasporans get disrespected I still stand up for them. But the more I’ve studied black American history, the more I see how the world is wrong about us in real life when they say surface level shyt about us

 

[DonB90]

Where you at?

Nikka you goofy af fukk I look like fighting someone off the internet.

I been thinking bout taking my yearly pilgrimage to NYC though I might stroll through Flatbush hit up my little Caribbean food spots and just vibe thars what it all about I'll let you be the e-thug my guy