Anonymous OP 5d

You’re weird lol. Stop projecting that everyone who disagrees with you is white. Also what kind of cope was your original comment lol.

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Anonymous #2 5d

Ok yea I shouldn’t assume, but the energy y’all r giving off wouldn’t make me surprised & I think that says enough… like the fact that u guys feel the need to disagree with this is quite literally proving my point

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Anonymous OP 5d

No it’s not. Lemme ask you this: do you think black people can be racist?

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Anonymous #2 5d

Oml here we go 💀 no, I don’t. Sure they can be prejudice, but reverse racism doesn’t exist. Read a history book, it’s not possible with how racism even came about. This is coming from a white person btw. Yea sure, some ppl can take it too far & that’s frustrating but I don’t blame them, if a race had that much history of aggression towards how I look, I would have a hard time keeping myself bias free too. It’s the same reason why woman have a hard time trusting men. It’s literally historical

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Anonymous OP 5d

Prejudice is still in the definition of racism…

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Anonymous OP 5d

Yikes. And ironic. You are telling me to pick up a history book when it was literally (for the most part) Africans enslaving other Africans. You also seem to forget the Muslim Slave Trade where it was the enslavement of Europe (literally the word ‘slave’ comes from ‘Slav’ as in the Slavic peoples.

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Anonymous #3 1d

Racism = prejudice + power so reverse racism isn’t considered possible in societies where white people have historically held the dominant power

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Anonymous #2 1d

This honestly sounds like propaganda you’ve been fed cuz yeah those examples are technically true, but they leave out the context that makes the transatlantic slave trade way more severe and world shaping

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Anonymous #2 1d

And it’s also irrelevant to what we’re talking about. Even if those things happened, they don’t erase the fact that Black women have been historically oppressed in our society & still are

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Anonymous #2 1d

I was literally just trying to uplift a group that’s been torn down for centuries, and you decided to turn that into a history debate. That says a lot more about your intentions than mine.

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