I’m interested to see you all’s opinions 🦹🏾♂️
Bonus:
What is the difference between an Indian (from India) and a Haitian saying it?
Many will argue proximity or carrying the same risks due to similarities in phenotype. The usual “if a police in …”
This isn’t a good marker and defines it along the lines do how the Gov sees things. These aren’t logical responses because it overlooks cultural appropriation. Should we conflate ourselves due to how White people conflate us? I dont see South Koreans conflating themselves as Chinese and emulating Chinese culture because that’s who racist White people conflate them with.
What cultural connection do non-BAs have to this word? It’s not in others cultural memory, history, linguistic traditions, etc
So what is the difference ?
