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[🦚]

this BITCH is speaking.

you know what... Im a cards now

This socially aware Kwee.

No nappy headed hoes digs 

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She calls dark skin women "roaches" but WOKE!

She's called herself one too and she not dark skinned so there goes that.

[SouravMay]

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[GLOCK]

Y'all be arguing about shit that doesn't even fucking matter to y'all
Shut the fuck up

[yummy]

Y'all be arguing about shit that doesn't even fucking matter to y'all
Shut the fuck up

why you sweatin 

[Eternal Bell]

[SouravMay]

But Afro, how do you explain that all the biggest Afro-Latino events happen in New York City.

Maybe people in your HOOD/experience of NYC are that ignorant, but like you agreed not all people, neither in NYC are that simple-minded.

This looks like a mad cool line up btw
https://www.afrolatinofestnyc.com/lineup

When it comes to events of course it will be more technical love.

But you have Joseline - someone who is actually Latina, calling herself "Spanish".

She's not from Spain. That shows you that generally, it's all a bit inaccurate here.

But you won't find me correcting a Latina when she says it.

"Oh no! Let me school you honey!" It's really not that deep to us here.

Does this make sense, Malc?

The comparison of some American black/mixed Latino people not being able to use proper terminology, does not apply to this debate. It only shows their low level of education (Cardi, Joseline etc.), or how the misuse of the word has become common to the English language in certain social groups. It does not add to the debate on how black-passing Latinos self-identify as far as their blackness.

Joseline can call herself Spanish (meaning Latina/Hispanic) and it does not say anything on her status as a black woman. So I am not sure why you brought it up.

[FlowerBomb]

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Thank god I know where exactly I come from.

[AIDS]

yeah a dumpster

[FlowerBomb]

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[🦚]

But Afro, how do you explain that all the biggest Afro-Latino events happen in New York City.

Maybe people in your HOOD/experience of NYC are that ignorant, but like you agreed not all people, neither in NYC are that simple-minded.

This looks like a mad cool line up btw
https://www.afrolatinofestnyc.com/lineup

When it comes to events of course it will be more technical love.

But you have Joseline - someone who is actually Latina, calling herself "Spanish".

She's not from Spain. That shows you that generally, it's all a bit inaccurate here.

But you won't find me correcting a Latina when she says it.

"Oh no! Let me school you honey!" It's really not that deep to us here.

Does this make sense, Malc?

The comparison of some American black/mixed Latino people not being able to use proper terminology, does not apply to this debate. It only shows their low level of education (Cardi, Joseline etc.), or how the misuse of the word has become common to the English language in certain social groups. It does not add to the debate on how black-passing Latinos self-identify as far as their blackness.

Joseline can call herself Spanish (meaning Latina/Hispanic) and it does not say anything on her status as a black woman. So I am not sure why you brought it up.

Love how you didn't fell for her attempt to twist the mess.

[SouravMay]

Not that deep! Didn't you open 15 ancestry threads only this week?

[SouravMay]

Ugh I am so scared to have a European mess in my DNA...



What if I am less than 50% African?

[SouravMay]

I'm not going to start going around telling Jose that he isn't really "Spanish". Sorry I have better things to do and worry about. Like myself

You are the only person who brought this irrelevant mess up. Noone debated the use of the word "Spanish".

[TRY.It.AGAIN]

anyone want some freshly baked cinnamon rolls? They're expired btw

date?