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Lesego Tlhabi
LesegoTlhabi
Heyi! I’ve been stripped of my dignity trying to prove my “blackness” to people who were never going to give me a chance so excuse me if I get triggered
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jade bentil
divanificent
It’s so clear that the way people engage “anti-blackness” as a concept is simply as “racism towards Black people” as opposed to an ontological framework through which we can understand
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Dr Muna Abdi #JusticeForShukri
Muna_Abdi_Phd
I wasn't Black until my family came to England... my parents and grandparents have never been Black. Identified by tribe, yes... as Somali, yes... as African, yes... but never as
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Asia Jackson
aasian
hi fellow Asian-Americans, your “we need to address anti-blackness in our community” tweets are nice but if you’re not actively calling out friends & family DIRECTLY, about their anti blackness,
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jatella
jatella
J. Sexton; footnote 15, “Ante-Anti-Blackness” (2012):“Blackness does not come from Africa. Rather, Africa and its diaspora become black at a particular stage in their history. It sounds a little strange
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DEFUND & ABOLISH POLICE, REFUND OUR COMMUNITIES
BreeNewsome
Blackness is not just socialization. Someone who’s had no interaction w/ this society whatsoever but has dark skin, kinky hair & “black features” will be treated as Blk by this
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Jade thee Black Fairy Princess 🌻🧡
jade_janaee
I hate the fact that people who aren't black UNDERSTAND that black people can't be the ones to fix everyone's clear problem with blackness but some people will only post
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jade bentil
divanificent
There’s a lot of (inadvertent) white supremacist apologism happening within the discourse around Doja. Not being raised amongst Black people does not excuse being a white supremacist. There’s a weird
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Aliza “revolution, after this nap” Pearl (she/her)
AlizaPearl
So like pretty much all Black people, I knew what anti-blackness was from a young age. I can’t remember a “first” realization, because it was kinda always there. And it
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lyd
thegirlwithfood
This news about Doja cat is really disappointing, but it underscores how important it is as a Black person to be EXTTEMELY careful and thoughtful if you want to date/reproduce
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sophon chirality
bedtimelit
please finish the works and get to the point where you begin to realize that the gradient where black (un)becomes “ambiguous” is not where your politics should be housed. if
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Postal Hero
Mont_Jiang
I'm happy there is a lot of by Asians over the Asian cop in Minneapolis.But Asian American race discourse is so inadequate, all we can say about him is 'model
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Danielle Clealand
ClealandPhD
Listen. I’m a Puerto Rican raised in New York like many with the narrative, we are all the same, we all have mixed racial heritage. But I was also raised
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Morgan Jerkins
MorganJerkins
Here's why the Rashida conversation stays with me: I once had a biracial teenager come to one of my events and she asked me very somberly what she could do
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Charlie's Toolbox
charliestoolbox
Having conversations with black men make me realize how behind they are in the conversation on blackness. All believe power and domination in these institutions are the keys to liberation.
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jade bentil
divanificent
This argument that it’s not blackfishing because non-BW are trying to look “mixed/racially ambiguous” and not Black misunderstands how anti-blackness, as a fantasy of whiteness, functions. BW are necessary for
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