What if someone knew that a person is black and they act like they are not black?

[Anonymous]

[LeatherDame]

That’s between them and people from their culture, given that “black” is a catch all term for people with black skin/with African genetics for dark skin so would be a bit different from your friend claiming to be “Bantu” or something else specific where one Bantu people could protest that they’re not acting like their culture.


Since “black” culture is not one singular culture I think criticizing someone for not acting “black enough” is pretty silly.

[Abbycado]

How would you NOT know they are black and who cares how they act?

[Asker]

People do care if they are racist against their own race. Are you fucking high?

[Abbycado]

You’re the only racist sounding person her coward anon.

[Abbycado]

*here

[Asker]

You are only 19 years old you haven’t lived much of life to know anything.

[Abbycado]

And yet you’re old and a coward. Hmm

[Asker]

I don’t listen to kids you all are more like trolls. Not even old enough to drink or smoke. So your opinion doesn’t matter to me.

[Abbycado]

Lmao triggered coward at that. XD

Muted. You’re old ass ain’t worth the time. XD

[Asker]

Come back 6 years from now and comment. I only listen to people with fully developed brains.

[SleepingHazard]

How does someone act a color?

[12karen]

What is acting "not black"

[Asker]

The black person act like they wasn’t black.

[12karen]

Like what, give examples

[Asker]

Like they were claiming not to be black.

[12karen]

It's not acting, it's claiming and what is the matter? Did you get offended?

[Asker]

Why do people care so much about a person’s race or in race in general?

[12karen]

Racial dynamics can influence social interactions, opportunities, and power structures within societies. This includes issues like systemic racism, discrimination, and disparities in education, employment, and healthcare.

Race can be a significant aspect of an individual’s identity. It often shapes cultural experiences, traditions, and community belonging. People may identify strongly with their racial or ethnic group and derive a sense of community and solidarity from it.

[Asker]

Some people can lie about what their race is to.

[12karen]

And sooo?
Again did you get offended by their lie? And if so, if they were really not black, what change?

[Asker]

I’m saying that people do be black and still lie about being black.

[12karen]

Okay

[Anonymous]

How does a person act, "not black?🤔

[Asker]

Like they were claiming that they aren’t black.