From 1995, but today, relevant more than ever...
While we are on the subject, I am genuinely curious...
"Black folks
can't be racist."
Why?
Have you ever been to Africa? In real life??
Yes, they can be racist...
Any group in a *minority* can experience racism. And "minority" encompasses so much more than skin color.
If you've never travelled to Africa, I suggest you do. The vast majority look at "African Americans" and scratch their heads. Any one of them would fight tooth & nail for the
opportunity here.
"Cultural appropriation, safe spaces, micro-aggressions?"
Really?
I'm about as lily white Irish as they come. I actually *lived* in Africa, went to high school there. But now, wearing my babouches, hanging art in my home that I got in the Medina, listening to certain kinds of music... is cultural appropriation?
So, people can criticize me because I'm white & have adopted certain customs, dress, etc
after living there, but someone that's never crossed "the Pond" (or the Mississippi River, for that matter) can appropriate said "culture" because *of the color of their skin.*
What a joke. :roll: