blackrain;2961745 said:That's fine, but why the annoyance with someone who doesn't make that a part of their everyday life? With the criticism that some AA's launch at blacks from countries not the United States you'd think that being a black American is the end all, be all definition of being black...it's interesting that for as much as some black americans claim to hate America and it's ideals, the very things that many identify themselves by are distinctly American...not African influenced but American...yet in their minds if you're not black American somehow you're "less black"...shit I can remember some years back on the IC when PR rapper Tego Calerdon was on an MTV special and showed him hometown in PR and you had niggas on the IC going "Damn, there's Ricans that look like normal black people"...like what hte fuck is a normal black person?
Latin Americas aren't less black than African Americas, but maybe Black Americans feel this because of similar things to what have been said in this thread, many Afro Latinos aren't even aware of the African influence on their culture, many wouldn't even call themselves Black, theirs wrongs on both sides, but just take a look at this thread and compare a African American response(Gee) with the response of Rico Ens.
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