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"slay" "queen" "period" "yas" "you ate" dances, lashes, nails, hairstyles, fashion, music. etc etc. i could go on for HOURS these are all terms that were made by black women. then used in the gay community. and then white women (who have the most societal "palatability" ) hopped on the bandwagon and made these things viral you denying it means nothing because all of what im saying has literally been proven. most of modern pop culture can be traced back to the black community

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Anonymous #8 1d

they just don’t like white people

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Anonymous #2 1d

Read what I said again

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Anonymous #10 1d

i can tell black people act like they can’t be racist too than wonder why no one likes them. i’m pretty sure the ignorant brain dead shit they’re seeing is most likely black people posting it

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Anonymous #3 1d

not understanding what is being said shows your ignorance and it’s okay not to KNOW literally read a book AN ARTICLE those are shorter

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Anonymous #6 1d

so am i

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Anonymous #6 1d

same

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Anonymous #9 1d

It’s wrong if we use it, wrong when we correct improper grammar and syntax. Can’t win with some people 🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous #8 1d

you’re lucky the only “racism” you’ll ever experience is a yikyak comment. lmk when you start to worry about being hatecrimed and killed over the color of your skin

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Anonymous #11 1d

Okay then try reading it SLOWER

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Anonymous #15 1d

yup they’re “allies” until they get told they’re not our savior then it’s fuck us

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Anonymous #15 1d

not my fault i wasn’t born black

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Anonymous #3 1d

own the fact that you are wrong man

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Anonymous #14 1d

Girl I fear you’ve missed my point completely bye 🤨

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Anonymous #2 1d

language is something that is shared and picked up from who you surround yourself with and luckily segregation for the most part doesn’t exist anymore, allowing language between white people and poc to be shared. lash extensions originated in asia, specifically japan and korea, long nails can be dated all the way back to egypt in 5000bc, and the ming dynasty in china where long nails were a symbol of status. acrylic was first used on finger nails by a male dentist, and gel nails were first seen

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Anonymous #10 1d

in europe.

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Anonymous #15 1d

i also never said i’m experiencing racism. i said black people act like they can’t be racist!

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Anonymous #17 1d

Own the fact that you lack reading comprehension

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Anonymous #2 1d

hairstyles, specifically different types of braids are something that all women of all cultures across the world share, and in regards to fashion and music, i would never get mad at my best friend for learning a song i discovered or wearing an outfit similar to mine, bc it should be seen as a sign of appreciation and fondness

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Anonymous #3 1d

Buddy I could read your comment one letter at a time and it wouldn’t change that you’re wrong. Maybe try making a point instead of acting like a child trying to get the teacher to change their grade

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Anonymous #14 1d

so stfu then like yall are not victims 😭😭😭

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Anonymous #14 1d

I’m dead as a chile

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Anonymous #18 1d

I made my point with my first comment. Hence me telling everyone to try reading it again, but SLOWER. Without hurting yourself, of course.

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Anonymous #3 1d

Your point was “gays copied women”, you got told otherwise, and now you’re trying to gaslight others about their reading comprehension. Queer history beats dumbassery every time, try again

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Anonymous #18 1d

gays copy black women…..

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Anonymous #1 1d

No no I get that. I’m saying that their point is no woman copies gays, but white women do, making them wrong. That’s what they were told and no amount of “read it slower” changes that white women copy gay men copy black women, like the shirt says.

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Anonymous #18 1d

LMFAO oh the irony. Not only do gay men absolutely copy women, but that’s what the replies are trying to tell me. Hence….lack of reading comprehension. Repeating what I already said 🤣🤣🤣

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Anonymous #3 1d

See how I’m capable of elaborating on my point instead of being stubborn and saying “read it slower”?

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Anonymous #3 1d

Except that’s not what you said AT ALL

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Anonymous #8 1d

not every single black person thinks like that. try to think critically for once. it’ll take you far

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Anonymous #8 1d

when i said they, i was referring to only the op

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Anonymous #6 1d

let’s keep in mind two wrongs don’t make a right, and we should continue to be respectful and inclusive to all groups of people and not generalize any based off one persons post

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Anonymous #1 1d

most of them do!!!

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Anonymous #8 1d

1. You weren’t born black, you just said that 2. You aren’t surrounded/brought up by the black community 3. You’re generalizing a group of people YOUVE never been around made that easier for you since you don’t know yourself apparently

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Anonymous #11 1d

and who are you to know i’ve never been around black people??? i used to be surrounded by them every day which is why i am entitled to my opinion even if you don’t like it

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Anonymous #2 1d

LMAOOOOO TRUTH NUKE

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yea but it’s not like they’re feeling threatened every time they walk by a white person at night! so they can’t say the same thing when statistically speaking black peoples are the ones who mostly provide in gun violence

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Anonymous #8 1d

They’re probably afraid you’ll accuse them of something since they’re more likely to be falsely imprisoned as well. We can play the statistics game all day

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Anonymous #19 1d

legally you need full evidence on them to get convicted. since we wanted to go back to hundreds of years ago africans wanted to imprison other africans and sell them but no its only all the whites faults as if they didn’t have a toll on SELLING the slaves. but no its only white people right?

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Anonymous #8 1d

So false imprisonment, less legal protection and representation, and the likelihood of being arrested is an invalid statistic but anything that demonizes the black community is valid and reliable? Also wtf are you talking about, no one brought up slavery

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Anonymous #19 1d

don’t even waste your time on someone like that. they’re brain dead and will only see themselves as the victims no matter what facts are presented

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Anonymous #19 1d

being locked up has its correlation to slavery hundreds of years ago. i’m proving my point on how it’s not just whites who were encouraging racism. i have never said it is valid or reliable. but a whole court case can’t stand on a he say she say. you need to have documented proof which most cases do.

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Anonymous #8 1d

and which black person killed your one and only holy charlie kirk? which black person went and shot up a bunch of schools because they were bullied🥺

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Anonymous #15 1d

a white person killed kirk wtf does kirk even have anything to do w this topic 😂😂

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Anonymous #8 1d

you mentioned gun violence did you not?

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Anonymous #15 1d

i did but i did not mention kirk bro i couldn’t give any shit ab that man

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Anonymous #1 1d

I genuinely try to surround myself with good people with good hearts, but I sometimes feel like OP because of people like that lol

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Anonymous #8 1d

so stop acting like you give a shit about gun violence. there’s no need to bring it up if you’re only gonna care about if the perpetrators are black and can fit your narrative

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Anonymous #8 1d

like genuinely if someone calls out racist ignorant shit that people do, and YOU get upset about that fact, it seems like you’re agreeing with what they’re saying. a hit dog will HOLLER

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Anonymous #15 1d

i never once said i don’t care about white people being apart of the statistic. all i said was i don’t care for charlie kirk. there’s hundreds and hundreds of whites who get convicted for gun violence but it’s still less than African Americans

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Anonymous #15 1d

Right? Like, it’s clearly not an attack against white people, they’re not saying “fuck all white people I think they should all die” or anything like that. It’s totally normal that people in minority groups would want a space separate from the groups that have historically oppressed them. Damnit other white people get your shit together! You’re making us look even worse!

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Anonymous #8 1d

you’re still not answering why you think “i hate racists” translates to “i don’t like white people”. why are they synonymous for you?

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Anonymous #15 1d

i never said that. you’re acting like blacks can’t be racists either. i’ve been around more blacks saying so many racists things that a white person would get canceled for saying in seconds. but hey it’s only because they’re black it’s okay right

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Anonymous #8 1d

you wanna be a victim so bad it’s genuinely pathetic

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Anonymous #1 1d

how am i a victim off of a stupid yikyak post make this make sense 😭😭

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Anonymous #2 1d

or maybe we can all share everything? we’re all living breathing beings. we all want equality and equal opportunities. the only thing different is skin color and hair between all races. i genuinely don’t understand why we all can’t just get along

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Anonymous #25 1d

Take a look at the current administration and guess why.

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Anonymous #8 1d

Hmm. But if a man said the same thing about you being a woman, that would be a problem wouldn’t it? Or do you not think that men should care about sexual violence? “I shouldn’t care about sexual violence because it’s not my fault that I wasn’t born female 🤷‍♂️” see how that works? 🤗

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Anonymous #8 1d

You think African ethic groups enslaving other African groups through a system that still allotted rights to slaves including being able to work off their debt and be free one day and the right to marry is equal to a system of race-based chattel slavery that explicitly targeted another group on the basis of race rather than rivalry? You’re an idiot.

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Anonymous #8 1d

If you live long enough, you’ll be in a VERY multicultural society. I hope you are one day placed in a situation where the person in charge of you is Black. Whether in the hospital, the nursing home, or wherever; and that you make them aware of your opinions on Black people and receive the care that you deserve. 😘

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Anonymous #8 1d

and why do you think people saying they hate racists excludes racist black people as well? all racists are weird regardless of race. you’re either too slow or purposely ignorant

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Anonymous #16 1d

That’s the whole point of this chat. Can you imagine if a woman was asking for a safe space and men started being sexist and gaslighting her?

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Anonymous #21 1d

Point out where that was said.

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Anonymous #24 1d

Cause it’s not slang it’s just butchering English. Like what do you mean “axe” you a question. Or all their double negatives. It’s all just asinine, like if you want us to treat you as educated please speak like you’re capable

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Anonymous #14 1d

…right. you’re sick

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Anonymous #14 1d

so ate, period, tea, yas, queen, girl/boy bye, fam, werk, bae, deadass, none of that sounds like slang to you? Your superiority complex is causing you to sound ignorant and uneducated

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Anonymous #24 1d

Those are appropriated from white teenagers. lol like yall believe all slang comes from black people? That actually sounds racist

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Anonymous #14 1d

no one said all slang comes from the black community??? I gave examples of popular aave that are widespread through the internet, of course people like you always give the credit to white people, though.

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Anonymous #2 1d

what’s wrong with white women wearing lashes and nails??

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Anonymous #24 1d

Don’t even try girl a lot of white people IM WHITE BTW get all triggered and defensive about these specific convos bc it attacks their privilege it attacks things they’ve never seen or experienced it’s invisible to them and they don’t wanna acknowledge it bc they’re comfortable where they’re at, let them be ignorant bc THIS WHOLE COMMENT SECTION should’ve smacked them upside the head already and had them think “huh wait a minute let me take a moment to step back and research”

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Anonymous #15 1d

i don’t think that and if you also don’t think that you’ll find it racist that this post is trying to exclude people out on a gc because of their race! that sounds like racism and segregation!!

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Anonymous #16 1d

It’s hard for white people to understand bc this whole society was built for us, everything handed for us. We have our spaces, we have places we belong too and there’s some we DONT that’s okay!!?? wtf could I possibly contribute to an Asian space?? Yk what I mean

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Anonymous #11 1d

Why would I want to insert myself into an Asian space? It’s a fucked up twisted mindset to have honestly so exhausting can’t imagine living like that

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Anonymous #11 1d

trust me ik i agree i just needed to respond one last time just to hopefully have at least one person see it from the other side even if they don't interact with the post at all 🫶

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