Or discussions from Black perspectives like the innocent video... because you're a racist.
The boy was Hispanic dumbass.
Meaning: Racism is largely subjective since what makes a person's actions racist requires knowing their intent and what's in their heart. Like you telling me I'm only interested in "appearing woke", that's your opinion. You don't see me here ridiculously asking you to prove it do you?
I never said a ******* thing about you only being interested in "appearing woke" you goddamned liar.
Yes, that's my opinion of you you crying clown, accept it and move on with your life.
Then, again, why did you ask the question?
I'm betting that you waffled and made a kneejerk assessment because you didn't expect me to actually answer the question, did you?
Something else you should know: minorities are not the only ones using these fad words and phrases. In fact, I daresay that self righteous white wokelillies use them more than blacks. In any case, I wasn't even thinking of blacks when I talked about people using them.
And your opinion of me and the videos creators is just that, your opinion.
I never expressed an opinion about you or the video creators. Jesus Christ.
No one in the video called the white kid a racist.
What's your point?
I don't care what you do or don't take seriously random internet assclown. Why would I?
Then why are you boo hooing to me about kids touching your hair?
Nope. I'm not a black woman and I shave my head pretty low so I don't have hair for people to touch. I'm explaining to you that white people asking to touch black women's hair is a thing that happens.
You sure do whine about it a lot.
And I explained to you we are talking about children being made to feel uncomfortable with their skin. It's simple concept to grasp like little girls being made to feel ugly and insecure if they don't match some standard created by the media.
Well hog gravy and chitlins! Welcome to the world of children where no difference goes unpunished.
You're also not a black person so you don't know how those questions and assumptions make black children feel.
And you're not white so you don't know how those false and impetuous assumptions of racism makes whites feel.
It's more the way you disagreed that gives that impression.
Now we're getting somewhere. So it's not necessarily that I disagree that the video was an example of microagression but the
way I disagreed about it makes me racist?
Oh yea, that's simple for solution for someone who's never had kids. Everyone knows you snap your fingers and just like that problem solved.
Somebody has to teach minority children to feel comfortable in their skin and with their hair and it sure as hell won't be white people. It's not a fast solution but it is simple.
Where did I say a child can make me feel strange?
It's certainly making you feel something because you keep whining about it.
I'm referring to children making other children uncomfortable. I'm telling you boo hoo because you're an adult. Suck it up.
That's good advice for you too. You're the one calling a simple observation by a child a "microaggression".
Speaking of which, on top of being misused and overused, it is a misnomer. "Aggression" implies that the intent is to do harm and/or comes from anger, resentment, dislike or frustration. Nothing about the white kid's words or actions in the video suggest any kind of aggression or ill will.
And it is, we're also going to teach your white children not to ask those types of questions. We can do both.
Good, great. So what the **** are you here bitching about it for?
Which isn't irony you ******* moron, it's just a multi faceted discussion on racism.
Telling me that Jamaicans are guilty of racism while lecturing me on white racism is irony you idiot. At the very least it is blatant hypocrisy.