This is why I talk about the difference between American Blacks like myself, and all of the African-AmeriKKKans out there. The major difference between us is that the African-AmeriKKKan has been conditioned to be Marxist minded. As such, they are perpetually aggrieved, they only see themselves as victims, and they have a massive sense of entitlement. The ugly truth is that all of that stems from being conditioned to see themselves as INFERIOR to all people with White skin. American Blacks like myself, dont have that problem AT ALL!!! ~ Unhyphenated America aidanneal/2014/06/29/racism-caribbeans-just-dont-get-it/ Caribbean immigrants who arrive to the United States are often shell-shocked by the palpable presence of racism. What is all the more surprising is that these tensions are more so perpetuated by African-Americans. Before an immigrant can experience the strife and joys of the States, they are frequently discouraged, or should I say, warned. Warned that success will most certainly be harder for them. Warned that things are different ‘here’ and that the color of your skin has in more ways that one already set them up for failure. Living in the United States as a person of color immediately affiliates you as African-American. You’re on the black team now, and as such, may find yourself in situations where you are scrutinized by other black Americans for your racial ignorance. The whole world has been touched by the angst of inequality and prejudice (including the Caribbean) but African-Americans appear to have the hardest time moving forward. Other nationalities, while heavily conscious of their ugly pasts are not nearly as tainted. It appears that Black Americans have been so grossly affected by racism that they almost lay-wait offensive behavior.
Posted on: Thu, 22 Jan 2015 21:53:30 +0000
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