The complexity of the black experience post technological progression
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
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Thank you Jaylin Leslie, for speaking your truth. Often truth-telling is actually exactly what you're doing---being and speaking truth in the moment; so, again, thank you.
Wow thank you so much for this dialogue. This is something I’ve been pondering on for a couple years especially after graduating undergrad, working in corporate, and doing some reflection after experiencing a 180 that came with those changes. I feel like we briefly touch on this in mainstream convo but it never hits the nail like you just did. 🙏🏽
It does feel like a precarious time for Black people where the two choices are either assimilate (culturally more so) or let yourself be blown with the wind. “What does it feel to be a problem ?”
Yep..when we are the majority. That's why I love visiting my homeland, Jamaica.
Its crazy that “black” has some sort of stigma but people dont cant articulate why. This is why I walk with head up chest out. I refuse to be gaslit into thinking something is “wrong” with me and my people. We are attractive ,courageous people with no history of opressing other ethnic groups unlike others. Our only task moving forward is to continue building wealth and uplifting one another. Ive never woke up wanting to be any other race group a day in my life. Im happy when I look in the mirror anybody struggling with bigotry cant say the same!
Absolutely. I’m clear that there’s nothing wrong with me but it’s a lot wrong with them.
black....read a dictionary on the meaning of it.
Money is definitely the central force that drives the impact of anti Black racism on all aspects of our lives
For most of the reasons you outlined I would say this works within the idea of The Abjugation of African Americans. We are made into "other" because we are such a core threat to American Facist ideology .
So true. In spite of our successes there are hidden hands causing failure. Some of it is due to racism but jealousy crosses all racial lines and affects us all.
Religious belief can block the jealousy issue.
U mad intelligent
More of us have to speak on these topics.
Fantastic video 👍🏿
interesting
Pretty
Btw ❤Sista
Flks yrs ago I was just like you..
So mid 2019..got my reparations JUST IN TIME 👍🤐👍got a on a plane ✈️ & GDF 🇺🇸
Now some advice do yourselves a solid and GDF out or at least 4 a while b4 you lose ur minds 👍 you need a rest
You cannot heal in the place that hurt you 👍
A sabbatical to AFRICA would make life GOD
Challenges yes but you’ll have an opportunity to connect to your African 🧬 missing piece 👍
nah we need money to go to Africa because they don't have the jobs and infrastructure that America has. We'd have to built it ourselves and we dont have the money to do it.
@@sp123 exactly wtf do you own in 🇺🇸 jobs Indians got RESERVATIONS AND CASINOS
✔For all the opportunities in 🇺🇸from a collective viewpoint after traveling all across 🇺🇸 …blk still languish or damnn near at the bottom of every soci eco scale in 🇺🇸need a mention image wise ….Babylon will fall soon anyway…Esp given its immoral sexual deviances..it’s just facts
sadly behaviors ..which many blks and Africans have embraced …who from a religious viewpoint …..aren’t even their true selves anymore fact THEY CAN HAVE EM..
Thank god for Uganda 🇺🇬
TBC
@@sp123 Google Dr Henrik Clarke rim
UA-cam speech
You have no friends
@@sp123 you need to work on improving your grammatical skills 👍
Great video, but with this type of message the chances of it reaching everyone feeds is low. Probably have to talk about diddy or make a video that helps pull black men and women pull further apart from each other.
How about you compare yourselves with a more dark skin blacks who come from Africa but do get upward mobility in America when it comes to job opportunities. Contrary to dating, I don’t think color matters anymore when it comes to employment opportunities in America.
Please be quiet. You have no idea what you're talking about.
- Sincerely, a Nigerian American born and raised in Lagos.
@@d.7203 I am Ghanaian and I live in America too.Where I work in corporate America, I see every other nationality and groups except the African Americans. Other groups and Africans included are taking their spots in these high paying jobs in all industries while they are online complaining about colorism when seeking for employment opportunities. I will agree that there’s colorism in the entertainment industry but there are far more industries that are lucrative outside the entertainment industry that will consider them regardless of their color. Every year, the US immigration approves over 100,000 international students (myself included) to work for companies based on their qualifications not their skin color.And they consider other nationals because there isn’t qualified American candidates for the job.
What are you talking about Americans don't have skills or people complaining about colorism. You should focus on your homeland and stop fleeing, you probably domt even have your proper documents to be in America, but trying to criticize black America.
Dude you are an immigrant you haven't been in this country long enough to speak on this topic. Your concerns should be having the proper documents to be here in the first place.
@@carolinasoulman1378 Oh shut up!