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The subject of this thread is based on a status message I posted a
while back to which Destee responded, "I'd like to see a thread about this".
Pulling this through an Ethno-american lens, the subject becomes:
Is "Black" a real basis for socio-political unity?
And if it is:
while back to which Destee responded, "I'd like to see a thread about this".
Pulling this through an Ethno-american lens, the subject becomes:
Is "Black" a real basis for socio-political unity?
And if it is:
- 1. How should we handle reconciling the dynamic between Ethnic-identity (ie.. "Blackness", "Whiteness", "___-ness") and National-identity (American-ness, British-ness, ____-ness)?
- 2. What do you do with those the ones that do not fall in line with the collective?