Letβs be honest here. There is no place in the world where racism doesnβt exist. Iβm from Sudan, where the majority of people are βblackβ but youβll still have SOME sudanese people being racist towards Eritreans, Chadians etc when they have the same skin colour as ours. Not to mention tribalism and colourism towards our own country folks too! Edit: Omds, itβs been a whole year and people are still commenting β οΈβ οΈ. Alright, understand. Tribalism, colourism etc are not racism but all of these things along with racism are all the apples of the same tree and all are equally as bad.My point still stands, that thereβs always gonna be some kind of conflict and division with people regardless of their homogeneity, shared cultures, race etc.
jamesstream973Β years, 3Β months ago
Not my dumb ass trying to figure out which state stretches from Canada to Mexico
keith.mitchell3Β years, 3Β months ago
Itβs not parts that are racist, itβs people, and they are everywhere.
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leon_williams3Β years, 3Β months ago
*Nobody has time to break down the brand of your whiteness.* Bish, hollered π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£. Dulce is hilarious af.
jessedavenport8533Β years, 3Β months ago
I can't she said starts at Canada and ends at Mexico. She is too real.
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garry.hayes3Β years, 3Β months ago
When I moved into a white suburb in Michigan, white people were using the N-word in normal conversation. Being from the south, I was like, βYou canβt do thatβ. My 11yo ass telling grown adults not to use the N-word.
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benitosolorzano763Β years, 3Β months ago
I grew up in NY and South Carolina and I have to say she is right. People don't believe me when I tell them that New York is segregated much more than the south.
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nadiaaether43Β years, 3Β months ago
"You mean that part of the south thar starts at Canada and ends at mexico" roflmao.legend.
danieladams6073Β years, 3Β months ago
I honestly think there is no part of the world not racist
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cheyenne_brown3Β years, 3Β months ago
As a white southerner whose travelled north, visited friends, lived there for a few years, etc. , sheβs so right. I was SHOOKETH realizing thereβs still segregation, north of all places.
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reynaldo_godΓnez3Β years, 3Β months ago
βIf you are south of the Canadian border, you are IN the south!β Malcolm X
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brunamacedo6333Β years, 3Β months ago
She is stunning from head to toe, her skin complexion, her hair, her outfits it's just perfect !!
monica.proctor3Β years, 3Β months ago
As an Irish/Scottish white woman whoβs Family grew up in Boston and now lives in the southβ¦sheβs too trueπ€£
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rolando_zayas3Β years, 3Β months ago
Racism is a personality trait, not an area code.
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william_grant3Β years, 3Β months ago
Back in my high school in NYC - it was about 75% Asian. We had tables for each ethnic group. The Koreans had a section; the Chinese; the Indonesians had a table; the Filipinos; the Vietnamese. But it wasnβt like we didnβt get along. We just bonded with people of our background.
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genaro.chavarrΓa2Β years, 11Β months ago
I am Asian, born in the US, and I have experienced the most racism by black people in America so I can understand where she's coming from
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andrea_hodges3Β years, 3Β months ago
She's right as a Texan, I have experienced more racism in the North than EVER in TX!!!! At least in TX, they may be racist but they'll still be nice to you. I have dealt with some straight-up racism in CO and Missouri. Where people were so openly racists that I was shocked!
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leonard_bender3Β years, 3Β months ago
She seems like the kind of person who would yell at you for doing badly at school but give you a hug when you hurt your knee π
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graciela_morales3Β years, 3Β months ago
Why she had to throw Brandon in there πππ
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liesalangern862Β years, 8Β months ago
βIβll move todayβ this woman hasnβt moved in yearsπ
Letβs be honest here. There is no place in the world where racism doesnβt exist. Iβm from Sudan, where the majority of people are βblackβ but youβll still have SOME sudanese people being racist towards Eritreans, Chadians etc when they have the same skin colour as ours. Not to mention tribalism and colourism towards our own country folks too! Edit: Omds, itβs been a whole year and people are still commenting β οΈβ οΈ. Alright, understand. Tribalism, colourism etc are not racism but all of these things along with racism are all the apples of the same tree and all are equally as bad.My point still stands, that thereβs always gonna be some kind of conflict and division with people regardless of their homogeneity, shared cultures, race etc.
Not my dumb ass trying to figure out which state stretches from Canada to Mexico
Itβs not parts that are racist, itβs people, and they are everywhere.
*Nobody has time to break down the brand of your whiteness.* Bish, hollered π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£. Dulce is hilarious af.
I can't she said starts at Canada and ends at Mexico. She is too real.
When I moved into a white suburb in Michigan, white people were using the N-word in normal conversation. Being from the south, I was like, βYou canβt do thatβ. My 11yo ass telling grown adults not to use the N-word.
I grew up in NY and South Carolina and I have to say she is right. People don't believe me when I tell them that New York is segregated much more than the south.
"You mean that part of the south thar starts at Canada and ends at mexico" roflmao.legend.
I honestly think there is no part of the world not racist
As a white southerner whose travelled north, visited friends, lived there for a few years, etc. , sheβs so right. I was SHOOKETH realizing thereβs still segregation, north of all places.
βIf you are south of the Canadian border, you are IN the south!β Malcolm X
She is stunning from head to toe, her skin complexion, her hair, her outfits it's just perfect !!
As an Irish/Scottish white woman whoβs Family grew up in Boston and now lives in the southβ¦sheβs too trueπ€£
Racism is a personality trait, not an area code.
Back in my high school in NYC - it was about 75% Asian. We had tables for each ethnic group. The Koreans had a section; the Chinese; the Indonesians had a table; the Filipinos; the Vietnamese. But it wasnβt like we didnβt get along. We just bonded with people of our background.
I am Asian, born in the US, and I have experienced the most racism by black people in America so I can understand where she's coming from
She's right as a Texan, I have experienced more racism in the North than EVER in TX!!!! At least in TX, they may be racist but they'll still be nice to you. I have dealt with some straight-up racism in CO and Missouri. Where people were so openly racists that I was shocked!
She seems like the kind of person who would yell at you for doing badly at school but give you a hug when you hurt your knee π
Why she had to throw Brandon in there πππ
βIβll move todayβ this woman hasnβt moved in yearsπ