Why did people believe in POC solidarity?

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We can’t even have an all-encompassing term as “Black Lives Matter” together. We now have “All Black Lives Matter” and “Black Trans lives matter”. Black solidarity where?

:heh:

.....whats the difference between black lives matter and all black lives matter?
 

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-Because people are fukking stupid. Solidarity should be based on individuals of a like mind, not the entire race.
When you really think about it Poc solidarity just basically means let’s hate white people together :dead: because a lot of these groups have nothing in common besides not being white

Good luck getting Asians, latinas, Indians on board with that :mjlol:
 
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When I saw black women and gays pushing their own issues when George Floyd died was when my eyes opened :dead:
I seen black women talking about black men abusing black women at the fukking police protest. Nobody should be abusing women :ufdup:

But I thought that was extremely interesting :jbhmm:

Cause I couldn’t imagine any other groups protesting their injustices and the women of said group came out and called their men abusers OFF TOPIC . White women wouldn’t , Asian wouldn’t , Muslim women wouldn’t .

:yeshrug:Food for thought
 

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Especially african Americans. Throughout history different immigrants and ethnic groups shytted on us and used us as leverage to get closer to white supremacy. Why does it seem like black people are the only ones thinking of solidarity with poc?


leave my folks the fukk out of this OP... the girl in the video is from Africa and her question was about the continent and what are ppls "first thing come to mind" question....
 

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more a media driven narative, kinda but also not like the "latinx" classification.

any time I see that term brought up on online spaces the vast majority on both sides of the political spectrum don't like it and give plenty of personal anecdotes where family, friends, etc... are also annoyed by it. it feels like it's pushed on them with no consideration to how their language/culture works. but you get any latino outside the far right speaking in an official capacity online, or in a speech, or answering questions the term is probably used.

I feel like especially now as opposed to when it was it was a fresh unification term; people use it to make their points more palatable to boost visibility or to make sure they don't upset groups by not including them when the message would be far more potent and focused if they just specified who they were talking about in the first place.
 
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