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Yes. Because they’re told to hate it.Sure I can, but you already know why black folks hate that perception of mammy.
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Yes. Because they’re told to hate it.Sure I can, but you already know why black folks hate that perception of mammy.
Its a historical fact that whites enslaved blacksI think your belief that whites gave blacks in America freedom is stupid and a fundamentally flawed idea of freedom and I also I think you're a pussy for not being able to directly address that point.
That hilarious bit of frail white fantasy doesn't bother my self esteem.Its a historical fact that whites enslaved blacks
And in 1861 whites made the painful and bloody decision to free the slaves at a cost of 400,000 men killed in the Civil War
I think that is the source of bitterness for black militants today
They did not free themselves but were at the mercy of white people even when they gained their freedom
And that hurts your ego and self esteem
It's funny how black folks are always told something, we don't learn from our own eyes and experiences.Yes. Because they’re told to hate it.
Should white people be mad over Betty Crocker?
Black folks, you stupid ass clown.
Who got shot by the "shot heard 'round the world"?It's funny how black folks are always told something, we don't learn from our own eyes and experiences.
Napoleon.Who got shot by the "shot heard 'round the world"?
What? lolNapoleon.
Also research the history of Jack DanielsI never noticed that
Were white people looting retail store to protest the cultural insult?
If not then its not the same thing at all
whoa there now, padnah.Also research the history of Jack Daniels
Yeah, they didn't give credit to Nathan for about a 100 years.whoa there now, padnah.
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Nathan "Nearest" Green - Wikipedia
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And Jack is not marketed as a "black servant."
That's true. I only saw the tale a few years back on the history of booze. But Auntie Jem and Uncle Ben are outright plays to bigoted beliefs or myths.Yeah, they didn't give credit to Nathan for about a 100 years.
Napoleon.
I don't like you, patnah. Really that's a black people thing, but yeah, I know it.whoa there now, padnah.
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Nathan "Nearest" Green - Wikipedia
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And Jack is not marketed as a "black servant."