Comments on: Hispanics & Black Americans Are What? Allies?

By: SamuelTheLion

SamuelTheLion — Sat, 06 Oct 2018 15:05:32 +0000

This argument is irrelevant. Enough with the Macro-thesis on these blatant racial generics.

Focus on individual people..not a group-think theory

Is the Black Community even whole?

Liberals, Light-Skinned, etc.

We are NOT one uniform group educated the same way or even face racism the same way.

“All skin folk isn’t kin-folk”

There is no “hispanic “community””.. they simply work well together on an individual basis and we DONT.

Very simple to understand.

By: Trevo Craw

Trevo Craw — Fri, 05 Oct 2018 21:45:52 +0000

TO THEE AUTHOR,

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By: Trevo Craw

Trevo Craw — Fri, 05 Oct 2018 18:36:46 +0000

To The Author Again,

I can’t believe I am saying this, but I have to agree with the assessment in this case made by Pelvo White. He should do equal research and state equal facts when he tries to take down my articles on this site.

By: Trevo Craw

Trevo Craw — Fri, 05 Oct 2018 18:34:09 +0000

To The Author,

Not really allies. Just because some go through the same things, that does not create automatic allies, though I wish it did. They have different beliefs, different goals and different approaches from African Americans. They also have identity and self worth as a people. Too many of our people like you are still saying we are “black”. Look at th3e color of your hand next to your car tires. They are NOT the same and that is a FACT.

I have to ask how much time you have spent with Hispanic people. I have spent quite a bit. Friends. Counseling. Dating senoritas in the past even. I am very familiar with Mexican, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Cuban culture etc.

I also have to ask are you aware how each group sees African Americans? Or how they see their own struggle? Or what their overall plan is? Or what their basis of unity is?

Racial bigotry stems from prejudice which we all have. I also see reverse racism and racism justified in the African American community. Add to that the fact that people tend to gravitate towards their own king sociologically and you can overstand much more about behavior. Then there are those who feed the stereotypes and profiles. Like Black Lives Matter or MLK Jr’s kids or opportunists like Jesse Jackson and fakes like Umar Johnson. And by the way, where are all the so-called leaders like Farrakhan, Jesse, Sharpton, John Lewis and even Obama when it comes to stopping the “black on black crime” in Chicago? All I hear is crickets.

By: Pelvo White, Jr.

Pelvo White, Jr. — Fri, 05 Oct 2018 18:33:58 +0000

Frantz Fanon was a black, French psychiatrist labelled revolutionary by the white skinned French people who was married to a French white woman.His book titled The Wretched of the Earth ” shares his professional insights into the psychiatric dynamics of the French colonizer and the chiefly non-white colonized. I don’t know of any other black psychiatrist in the world to date who had the courage and the nerve to psychoanalyze the white skinned colonizers, mainly from Europe, throughout the world.Fanon was not resolved to believe that dark-skinned people should be at the bottom of any given society ruled by white skinned people. Fanon was a revolutionary who sought to resist western European colonialism by offering a clear understanding of the mind of the white-skinned colonizers. His struggle was against the spreading colonization of non-white skinned people. Fanon resisted what was to become global white supremacy. Hispanics haven’t played any significant role in the establishment and evolution of civil rights laws for African Americans. Hispanics have never been chattel slaves in America. Many Hispanics list themselves statistically as being white, and do not identify with the African American historical experience.Hispanics fed into the overall colonization of America identifying mainly with those advocating white supremacy.