Not really. It's changing the nature of the word. There's a very good reason that they do that. It's not just something that formed randomly in the zeitgeist. I'd think there have actually been a few scholarly studies devoted to how that agenda was pushed exactly and who exactly pushed it.They use Wakandan as a term of endearment. Its quite sad, really.
Sadly I really doubt most of the people he is trying to reach would understand what he is saying.Wow, Jay from 40-Year Old Virgin laying down the gauntlet to the black community.
Romany Malco speaks out
C'mon man, you're better than that. You can't talk about Africans emigrating to the US and in the next sentence talk about native blacks and refer to them as African Americans. You know damn well the blacks we're talking about aren't African.Most Africans who come here are either the absolute cream of the crop of the elites in their home countries, or they're refugees from war.
A big part, I feel, of the problem with theAfrican American community is that they're so obsessed with the past they have trouble living in the present. I do accept that at least part of that is due to the history of slavery and segregation, but the further from the end of those events we get, the less valid that argument becomes, and the more valid the argument becomes that certain, very powerful, very wealthy, people in the minority communities are exploiting what was once a natural and justified fear of the system into a purposefully created version of unrest and discontentment for their own political and financial benefits.
That article from Jay from the 40 year old virgin is great by the way.
The truth hurts.Sadly I really doubt most of the people he is trying to reach would understand what he is saying.
That article lost me when he said that the only reason anyone cared was because the media chose to inflate the story.
The comments on that article seem to suggest that.Sadly I really doubt most of the people he is trying to reach would understand what he is saying.
I don't necessarily disagree, but I try to use the term African American because its the accepted nomenclature.C'mon man, you're better than that. You can't talk about Africans emigrating to the US and in the next sentence talk about native blacks and refer to them as African Americans. You know damn well the blacks we're talking about aren't African.
I've never understood the whole calling blacks African American thing. It's fucking bizarre. But you can't go doing that when you're talking about actual African Americans in the previous sentence! You're doing them an injustice.
"We're talking about unchecked aggression dude, across this line YOU DO NOT...."I don't necessarily disagree, but I try to use the term African American because its the accepted nomenclature.
NEWSFLASH there is something wrong with your culture.al sharpton: ,"I tell my kids not to say Wakandan or cracka but that's just the way some of ya'll talk"
Jenteal: "How we speak is our culture"
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/sharpton-...-of-yall-talk/
can figure out how to embed this meeting of the minds between jenteal and sharpton, it's at the bottom of the page.
and according to her zimmerman is not a man because he didn't testify.