Black People : Are White People our Enemy???

[gogounited]

White babies and children are your enemy, Chinelo?

 

[gogounited]

Im not posting this question for a response from everyone but directed to kemetic persons of knowledge since we share the same principles. So are they OUR enemy?

In an African American studies class I was taught that slavery was a mentality, and was learned. Therefore the anger I had towards white people subsided and I didn't mind those who did not have that mentality that we were inferior and I stopped assuming that every white person hated me or wanted bad for black people.

Recently it was expressed to me by a potential partner that between us there had to be no disagreement of who our enemies are meaning the aforementioned and including their black watchdogs, not my words ok. Also that I had to have never been with a white man. I wondered if there was some bad effect in that that wasn't visible idk. It was difficult for me to take in because I felt like I'm making enemies with innocent people who have done nothing to me. This expectation had me thinking why are they my enemy, is it fair? I heard the black Israelite perspective that there is no time cap on murder and so they are responsible for what their ancestors did? I appreciate your time and imput

(***reminder...I know this may be a touchy subject so I'm reminding those that do post to be careful with your choice of words expressing facts and opinions in a respectful manner)

People have enough enemies on their own (namely themselves), why add more?

 

[jamesfrmphilly]

oh my god! it's a white person! run!

 

[chuck]

Yes. If you ask me to elaborate, then i feel sorry for you!

MA'AT

It's not like you're in the ring, with just a red cape and a sword to defend yourself from the bull...(Pun intended)...

oh my god! it's a white person! run!

I ain't afraid of no ghosts!

And shes' one of the good ones...

(Smile)...

FYI...

 

[chuck]

Some here are a bad reflection of hurt feelings they weren't and aren't the handful who were accepted...I don't seek mere acceptance, I strive for respect...That was and is my take on being 'black and proud'...FYI...