Ya'll notice how the #Inherently movement has "certain" posters on edge?

[Beerus]

I just peeped the other thread.....

So basically this "movement" is about all whites being inherently evil......

But haven't y'all been saying that shyt for years?

Coli militants just slapped a word on it, and called it a movement

oh shiiieeet

 

[Mr. Pink]

More of us black people not being afraid to be vocal and educate ourselves and others on race and racism on a global scale and from a historical context= "The black st0rmfr0nt" to them (even though this was disproven by @Tommy Knocks in a thread I have not had the full opportunity to peruse in full)

Granted I haven't taken a census or anything but most of the people on that "black st0rmfr0nt" tip seem to be black themselves. Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[End Cruelty]

slighty OT: you know how some white people are like "why don't he have a white history month?". perhaps we black folks could give back and make May white history month.

we'll tag everything #inherently and bring as many evildoings to light as possible.




that way, white people will be properly reminded of their heritage.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

I'll be damned i thought it meant #Inherently good to nikkas because ever since our liberators rescued us from captivity Negroes never lived so lavish. Maybe you should inherit some respect for the kind white men and women who post along side us at this post racial forum

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[ROFL_GUY]

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

More of us black people not being afraid to be vocal and educate ourselves and others on race and racism on a global scale and from a historical context= "The black st0rmfr0nt" to them (even though this was disproven by @Tommy Knocks in a thread I have not had the full opportunity to peruse in full)

This is why I f*ck with this board to be honest. It helped me out and I've learned so much. This really isn't present on other hip-hop boards in my opinion. Especially considering the majority of the posters on those other forums/sites are non-black and there aren't that many black posters who are educated enough on those boards to challenge racist thoughts and opinions to the point they seem soft and almost like c00ns (I hate saying that word and using it honestly). I've seen it happen too many times. White/non-black posters make racist statements/threads and these black posters co-sign them cause they don't know any better and it resulted in some shameful and depressing reading material.

I refuse to stay silent anymore honestly. Coming up in Pittsburgh and predominanty white academia I've had too many white colleagues and associates try to silence me and drown out my opinions cause it made them uncomfortable. I'm too old to do that now and I refuse to comfort the ignorance of others or tap dance for them.

I think A LOT of it is helped by having black admins.

A lot of other sites are too easy to try and be PC or are run by non-minorities.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

slighty OT: you know how some white people are like "why don't he have a white history month?". perhaps we black folks could give back and make May white history month.

we'll tag everything #inherently and bring as many evildoings to light as possible.




that way, white people will be properly reminded of their heritage.

Thats the thing...they CAN have a white history month if they wanted to.

Black History Month isn't a fukking federal holiday ...

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

Granted I haven't taken a census or anything but most of the people on that "black st0rmfr0nt" tip seem to be black themselves. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Dude, I'll be completely honest. I try to make sure I get my points across without coming off as really hateful or whatnot. That's not me. Personally, I value the white friends and associates I have in my life like anybody else. I would hate to think that people are misunderstanding what we're talking about due to feeling some type of way. It's not about malice or anything hateful, it's about using the internet to educate others (blacks and whites an whoever wants to take in some knowledge). If it comes off that way to other posters...I don't know. That says a lot more about them than us...

I think most of us (I can't speak for them...only myself...and really shouldn't be chosen to be the global spokeperson for black people and that's one of the problems I feel that is currently visible) would like things to be better in society. Maybe that anger and frustration and those expressions of it fro injustice, discrimination, double standards rubs people the wrong way and exposes their insecurities.

I would personally hate to feel that what I talk about here would leave some white people feeling petrified...that shouldn't be the case. if anything, I think what I talk about in regards to race to help people become better people and treat others with respect and work to change things. Not to harbor some fear or hatred.

 

[cole phelps]

More of us black people not being afraid to be vocal and educate ourselves and others on race and racism on a global scale and from a historical context= "The black st0rmfr0nt" to them (even though this was disproven by @Tommy Knocks in a thread I have not had the full opportunity to peruse in full)

This is why I f*ck with this board to be honest. It helped me out and I've learned so much. This really isn't present on other hip-hop boards in my opinion. Especially considering the majority of the posters on those other forums/sites are non-black and there aren't that many black posters who are educated enough on those boards to challenge racist thoughts and opinions to the point they seem soft and almost like c00ns (I hate saying that word and using it honestly). I've seen it happen too many times. White/non-black posters make racist statements/threads and these black posters co-sign them cause they don't know any better and it resulted in some shameful and depressing reading material.

I refuse to stay silent anymore honestly. Coming up in Pittsburgh and predominanty white academia I've had too many white colleagues and associates try to silence me and drown out my opinions cause it made them uncomfortable. I'm too old to do that now and I refuse to comfort the ignorance of others or tap dance for them.

 

[End Cruelty]

Thats the thing...they CAN have a white history month if they wanted to.

Black History Month isn't a fukking federal holiday ...

oh, i'm well aware. the white guilt won't allow it, though

"if we did that, they'd call us racists!"

 

[MostReal]

slighty OT: you know how some white people are like "why don't he have a white history month?". perhaps we black folks could give back and make May white history month.

we'll tag everything #inherently and bring as many evildoings to light as possible.




that way, white people will be properly reminded of their heritage.

that would be way harsh




do it

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Dude, I'll be completely honest. I try to make sure I get my points across without coming off as really hateful or whatnot. That's not me. Personally, I value the white friends and associates I have in my life like anybody else. I would hate to think that people are misunderstanding what we're talking about due to feeling some type of way. It's not about malice or anything hateful, it's about using the internet to educate others (blacks and whites an whoever wants to take in some knowledge). If it comes off that way to other posters...I don't know. That says a lot more about them than us...

I think most of us (I can't speak for them...only myself...and really shouldn't be chosen to be the global spokeperson for black people and that's one of the problems I feel that is currently visible) would like things to be better in society. Maybe that anger and frustration and those expressions of it fro injustice, discrimination, double standards rubs people the wrong way and exposes their insecurities.

I would personally hate to feel that what I talk about here would leave some white people feeling petrified...that shouldn't be the case. if anything, I think what I talk about in regards to race to help people become better people and treat others with respect and work to change things. Not to harbor some fear or hatred.

Precisely...its a meme used to bring awareness if NOTHING else.

If ya'll take it the wrong way then...

 

[All Knowledge]

#Inherently

What an accurate revelation

 

[Killer Instinct]

I refuse to stay silent anymore honestly. Coming up in Pittsburgh and predominanty white academia I've had too many white colleagues and associates try to silence me and drown out my opinions cause it made them uncomfortable. I'm too old to do that now and I refuse to comfort the ignorance of others or tap dance for them.

Nothing infuriates white America more. You begin speaking on some of the atrocities they committed and even the racism in effect till this day, and they turn beet red and start referencing the Tang Dynasty slave trade.

"B-b-bu-bu-ALL races have committed crimes against humanity!"

 

[Dwolf]

More of us black people not being afraid to be vocal and educate ourselves and others on race and racism on a global scale and from a historical context= "The black st0rmfr0nt" to them (even though this was disproven by @Tommy Knocks in a thread I have not had the full opportunity to peruse in full)

This is why I f*ck with this board to be honest. It helped me out and I've learned so much. This really isn't present on other hip-hop boards in my opinion. Especially considering the majority of the posters on those other forums/sites are non-black and there aren't that many black posters who are educated enough on those boards to challenge racist thoughts and opinions to the point they seem soft and almost like c00ns (I hate saying that word and using it honestly). I've seen it happen too many times. White/non-black posters make racist statements/threads and these black posters co-sign them cause they don't know any better and it resulted in some shameful and depressing reading material.

I refuse to stay silent anymore honestly. Coming up in Pittsburgh and predominanty white academia I've had too many white colleagues and associates try to silence me and drown out my opinions cause it made them uncomfortable. I'm too old to do that now and I refuse to comfort the ignorance of others or tap dance for them.

That was disproven way before that thread fyi.