#Blackness

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Deedee_231

@ChrissiesWay @popinghottea @ParisMilanYT as a mixed black girl (my dad is biracial so I'm like 75% black and like 25% Indian) I'll tell on us all (yes including the light

sai

Saisailu97

Anti-blackness in the South Asian community isn't a secret, and it's time we check ourselves and do better. I asked SA followers on Instagram about how we can do this,

Omarr

eightywone

I often feel very in alone in thinking that over the course of my life as a gay man…I’ve engaged in penetrative sex far more out of a sense of

michelle⁷

horchataknj

Latinx people that post about police brutality and say “fuck 12” but then constantly say the n-word when they’re with their friends,,,, how does that work????? latinos SWEAR they own

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honeybinches

so i just woke up to the aftermath of the Oppression Olympics (which i’m honestly really shocked and disappointed about, i thought this person would know better) BUT anyway: anti-Blackness

ju tha jeweler 🎋

earringdealer

This is the video I watched before I tweeted this tweet. I’m tweeting this now just in case anybody else wants to send me this screenshot like I don’t know

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Umanyano

I know we’re all committed to discussing Asian anti-blackness -and it’s a necessary discussion. However, id like to inject a little honesty, self reflection and complexity, for my own sake.

saint andrew 🌻

_saintdrew

A lot to unpack here. Where to even start?https://twitter.com/VaushV/status/1381304010167099392 First of all, y'all need to keep ‘woke’, out y'all mouth. Any time Black folks voice the most banal of criticisms

Son of Baldwin (Robert Jones, Jr.)

SonofBaldwin

The way the media always focuses on “the looting” during Black uprisings is absolutely intentional. They have a vested interest in this portrayal. The goal is to persuade witnesses that

Jordan Sumbu

JordanSumbu

I stopped using “blackness is diverse” when I realized how much it’s used to reify racist 1 drop rule rhetoric. Globally, blackness is indeed diverse but still quintessentially AFRICAN or

Ifeanyi (ē-fah-nyē)

ifeanyiawachie

It has come to my attention that in response to questions about their position on current issues, the director of @icalondon, where I work, has been using a programme I

Jordan Sumbu

JordanSumbu

Thanks to this video & based on the reactions I’ve seen, I had to re-visit my perpective on this situation. True she’s very anti-black but a lot of black men’s

Retired Golden Girl ✨ (black parents but biracial)

Girlgoldened

That social construct sure knows how to identify BW when it’s time to typecast them for slavery movies, call them apes, mock their “nappy hair”, watch them die of medical

Black as in Revolution.

annie_etc_

For the birthday of one of my heroes, Frantz Fanon, I thought I would do a thread on the appropriation of the category 'lived experience' in contemporary political discourse. Tl;dr

Raquel Willis

RaquelWillis_

When I created the Black trans flag in August 2015, it was to center the experiences of all Black trans people for #BlackTransLiberationTuesday, a national day of action by a

Dígame Concejal

RSGAT

This Jessica Krug essay raises an interesting question for me, which I'm sure folks have explored before: why do white scholars and activists frequently find it so hard to engage