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Feb-10-2009 14:15
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Lira
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Location: Brasilia, Brazil
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| quote: | Originally posted by coroknight
Look me in the eye and tell me that isn't racist. |
You need to post a pic, first.
But, in any case, you're oversimplifying the issue. There's a complex background to those claims, and you even put it in the proper context in your first post.
The claim is that "black people in their english class can't speak correctly", and that says a lot more than you imagine it does. For some unknown reason, we all learn how to speak very early in life, but it's as if none of us spoke 'right' until we're properly taught in school (and people buy it, wth?!). Black Vernacular English, which is the language these folks learnt at home differs significantly more than the language you (I assume) learnt at home for historical reasons.
I bet that, if a white child adopted by speakers of Black Vernacular English went to school, and spoke "Ebonics" in the classroom, your friends would criticise him just as much.
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Feb-10-2009 14:53
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coroknight
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Location: Deeper
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| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
You need to post a pic, first.
But, in any case, you're oversimplifying the issue. There's a complex background to those claims, and you even put it in the proper context in your first post.
The claim is that "black people in their english class can't speak correctly", and that says a lot more than you imagine it does. For some unknown reason, we all learn how to speak very early in life, but it's as if none of us spoke 'right' until we're properly taught in school (and people buy it, wth?!). Black Vernacular English, which is the language these folks learnt at home differs significantly more than the language you (I assume) learnt at home for historical reasons.
I bet that, if a white child adopted by speakers of Black Vernacular English went to school, and spoke "Ebonics" in the classroom, your friends would criticise him just as much. |
This issue needs to be simplified. In the case of racism the backround of a particular person does not matter. This is a case of racial prejudice which is also a form or racism.
Although the quote specifically talks about english class that does not make the comment not racist because it singles out a group of people based on their race.
Look deeper into my original comment. I've laughed at chappelle's show like a lot of people did. However, we have all heard those side comments that imply racism. That is what I meant by subtle racism.
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