What do you think about black people who use the term "black excellence"?

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shoeboxcerealcard · Accepted Answer

Anyone who believes in race is ignorant. Race isn't a scientific idea.  Anyone who believes in race is a racist (whether it be conscious or unconscious)  All division divides  I do not believe the term "black excellence" is meant to imply superiority over the other so called "races". However, for anyone who does just know that nothing in this world can be better than something else.  Perfection  is not objective/real and therefore nothing can be closer to perfection than something else.  Anyone who truly is against racism I urge you to stop believing in race. Cut the head off the snake. The head of the snake is in your own consciousness. Stop thinking, feeling, and acting from the belief that race is real and eventually the consciousness known as racism cannot invade your mind.  For anyone who chooses to still believe in race, just know you are playing a game you cannot win. You're working for a master that does not love you. Two wrongs will never make a right.  All things  will fall unless built of truth.  Society is trying to edge out racism via the physical when it would be quicker to start with the mental first and not the other way around

jennifer_bloom · Accepted Answer

I think if people want their good qualities to influence the bigger world, they have to integrate the bigger world into their audience. An event that only allows members of your own race to participate, will not alter the way people outside your race view you or treat you. Racism is not practiced in a legal way anymore, but socially there is a culture of extra suspicion that people tactlt impose on certain visibly noticeable demographics, and changing the culture requires integrating the culture.

SomothErgai · Accepted Answer

I don't have a problem with it as long as they aren't hypocritical and take issue with it when white people do the same thing.

I don't see much wrong with recognizing the strengths common to a group as long as the playing field is fair and everyone is allowed to do it to. Either we all can. Or no one can.

No body. Not anyone. Has special privileges that everyone else doesn't also have.

Take Dave Chappelle. When he does jokes about white people, I laugh my ass off. My problem is when anyone who's white decides to make jokes about anyone non white and everyone gets up in arms about it.

So that's all I'm saying. Just be fair about it and I have no issue

MrOracle · Accepted Answer

I don't love racial terms, but I *do* understand them to a point, because in cases like this, they're more referring to their CULTURE rather than their race - and (most) blacks DO have a different culture compared to whites (or Latinos, or Asians).

But a lot of people today take things WAY too far, in ways that are obviously racist - spurred on by the (false) idea that "you can't be racist towards white people." THAT is what I object to.

ApplePie409 · Answer

I watched a movie with a black male star. I can't remember his name, but I think it was Wesley Snipes. He said: "Always bet on black" (I think that was a roulette reference)

I stopped the movie. When did white people become such cowards? What if it was a white guy, and he said: "Always bet on white"?

Cities would burn to the ground.

DaveJord · Answer

I have no issues in recognizing black excellence. Because it doesn't take anything away from what we as an American People and "Collective Culture" have accomplished. Excellence is a cultural standard based upon cultural norms and accomplishments. So, in that regard we all are excellent.

Flatmanlewis · Answer

I’ve never heard this before but I tend to find most of the ethnocentric people I have met not very fun or pleasant to be around. This is for any and all races. They tend to view the entire world in racial terms and the world (and people) are far, far, more interesting than that.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

I'm not familiar with this term, but it sounds like some more black nationalist bullshit. Blacks don't have a whole lot to be proud of. Their impact on the world, in a positive way, was very miminal. At least with White supremacy, it's a fact that White people/societies are more superior. I wouldn't be bothered by the term "black excellence", if it was actually true.

abc3643 · Answer

The same as I feel about any other people using the term "black excellence" or any other "_______ excellence" for that matter.

MisterWack · Answer

I’m white so… idc Love all people and accept all people so, if that phrase makes them happy, I let them be happy.

Billlewis · Answer

What am I supposed to think about them? They're only telling the truth.

DarkLegacy · Answer

That they have an inflated opinion of themselves. It is no different then the term 'white power', so they must be racist.

Dargil · Answer

It may be Free Speech. I don't have to agree or disagree.

Anonymous · Answer

I've never heard that term before. Why do you need to qualify the term excellence as black? I don't have a problem with it it just seems unnecessary and redundant to me.

Knightwatch27 · Answer

First question would be what does that mean? Second would be, can I use "white excellence"? No? Then yours shouldn't be ok either.

Lokiion · Answer

They don’t mean race itself they mean culture usually

gorydetails · Answer

Any man who has to proclaim "I am the king" is no king.

Anonymous · Answer

Black excellence is average White or Asian Excellence.

patois · Answer

What are they excellent at? Shop lifting?

RavVid · Answer

Don't see anything wrong

moneymagnet24 · Answer

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