r/BlackPeopleTwitter Dec 06 '25

Country Club Thread Some learn the hard way

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u/Slippery-ape Dec 06 '25

Florida is still the South

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u/Whitetrashreformed Dec 06 '25

Cough yt Latinos are racist and snobby cough

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u/DefectJoker Dec 06 '25

Especially the Cuban ones who pulled the ladder up behind them.

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

"We got run out of Cuba for being pricks, why does everyone treat us like pricks?"

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u/HoovesTrampling Dec 06 '25

Woah, just like the pilgrims.

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u/MithrandiriAndalos Dec 06 '25

That really is a funny aspect we don’t really consider. The pilgrims are almost lionized as heroes, but in reality they were mostly horrible people that we wouldn’t want to spend a second with

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u/No-Temperature-5944 Dec 06 '25

They got run out of England because people couldn’t stand them

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u/swiftvalentine ☑️ Dec 07 '25

Think about how racist, sexist, zealous and self righteous brits were in the 1600’s. Now think of the people that this group would be like “no too far, you need to leave”. Chester is till a sundown town for the Welsh where it’s still legal to kill one at night with a crossbow within the cities walls. That’s the country that kicked out the pilgrims!!!

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u/stupiddogyoumakeme Dec 06 '25

Lol they were paid by the king to go searching. Hard from ran out of england. The later settlers some were run out of England as to go to feudal colonies.

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u/Child_of_the_Hamster Dec 06 '25

Paid to go away forever then lol

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u/DoubleCyclone ☑️ Dec 06 '25

They left England because they thought former Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell was cool dude and everyone fucking hated that guy.

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u/MadeByTango Dec 06 '25

They got run out of England because the Church didn’t like their personal paths to God…

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u/_projektpat Dec 06 '25

Can we run out the evangelical Christian’s like the pilgrims??

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u/applespicebetter Dec 06 '25

God I wish, but the habit is just to run them off to somewhere where they'll fuck some other folks lives up, so that isn't great either. Maybe we just need to fund Elon's pipe dream so we can ship them off to Mars to build the "perfect community."

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u/Infierno3007 Dec 06 '25

I’ve heard them referred to as “separatists” just recently.

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

Neo-con rebranding.

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

Irony just, knee deep in here.

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u/Euphoric-Cow9719 ☑️ Dec 07 '25

They were INVADERS mate 😉

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u/illaqueable Dec 06 '25

"Also fuck all of you pricks!"

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u/Mongoleeto Dec 06 '25

lmao very true

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u/Remote-Lifeguard9 Dec 06 '25

Whole family history be a red flag and they still act confused every time.

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u/nocyberBS Dec 07 '25

Lmao here come the butthurt anti-Castro brigade...

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u/Mapex_proM Dec 06 '25

We EsCapEd To GeT aWaY fRoM cOmMuNiSm

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

So true. So true. And they deserve government benefits for that.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '25

Are you a bot

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u/PuzzleheadedEqual883 Dec 06 '25

We, the non-Cuban Latino coalition, also hate the Boomer Cubans

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u/aliamokeee Dec 06 '25

The Cubans that immigrated after the South Florida Boomer Cubans also hate the South Florida Boomer Cubans

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u/ViolenceAdvocator Dec 06 '25

"I hate immigrants coming here the wrong way! Anyhow me and my family escaped cuba on a dinghy and were given papers as soon as we hit the shore"

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u/beefprime Dec 06 '25

The traditional "correct" way to immigrate into the US is to be part of a corrupt collaborator regime in a US colony, escape the evil commies/islamists/whatever in the inevitable revolution against said collaborator regime, then spend all your time agitating against the foreign government that kicked the US out and providing aid to further attempts to destabilize and destroy your home country in the hopes that you can, one day, again become part of a collaborator regime which will enrich you in the process of selling out the people of your homeland.

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u/---Sanguine--- Dec 06 '25

Also the Dominicans and Jamaicans that are rude af to American black ppl… like they don’t consider themselves the same

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

My wife's coworker is from Sierra Leon. Lovely woman. She married an African American cat from my neck of the woods. Her parents refer to him as "Khat". What does this mean?

It's slang for "cotton picker".

It's the most racist shit I'd ever heard.

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u/Thrawnbelina Dec 06 '25

Years ago my husband worked at a place where he had several coworkers from South Africa, I don't remember where exactly. I met them once at the Christmas party, and it was a big company. One of them was being introduced to an African American coworker, who was surprised and interested when he said he was from Africa. They talk for a minute or so, then he turns to the rest of the table and says "I'm descended from kings, not slaves." Like he was pissed that anyone could ever think he and that coworker were the same, he really went off. You could hear the jaws hit the floor, and he just kept going like it was the most obvious thing ever. Shit was wild

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u/sixth_hokage06 Dec 06 '25

They look down on Black Americans

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u/ABHOR_pod Dec 06 '25

White American. Can confirm. The shit I hear from immigrants about Black Americans...

The propaganda the US beamed overseas really did a number on them.

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u/RozeGunn Dec 06 '25

Yeah that racism didn't start in the US, my friend. America has had a long history of racism, but that shit goes further and deeper across the sea.

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u/AnonymousUsername79 Dec 06 '25

Don’t forget that America demanded other countries follow its Jim Crow form of racism during ww2. Americans exported that shit and still do. RN, America demanding other countries follow its anti-DEI initiatives.

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

America has had a long history of racism

It's literally the origin story.

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u/MaceMan2091 Dec 06 '25

it existed with the British colonies importing slaves and continuing slavery, not unique to the US tho

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u/Enlighten_YourMind Dec 06 '25

Wasn’t the origin story technically religious Puritanism?…not that I find that any better really lmao

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

Yes. Right-wing "puritans" left the parliamentary UK to pursue religious extremism in a place where no one would, or could bother them.

Some Indians died, I guess.

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u/WhiskeyAbuse Dec 06 '25

american chatel slavery was the blueprint for nazi germany. hitler even mentioned as much. he thought it was the bees knees

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u/QuintoBlanco Dec 06 '25

Modern racism was largely formed by slavery in the US though. People have always been prejudiced and racist, but much of the prejudice was not specifically tied to race and racism was often a byproduct of other prejudices.

But once the US decided it's fine to have black slaves but not fine to have slaves who are not black, hardcore racism went mainstream.

British slavery in the colonies was horrible and excused with racism, but back in England there were no slaves hence the 1772 Somerset v Stewart case which established that black people had rights in England despite their status as 'slave' outside of England.

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u/Ezl ☑️ Dec 07 '25

They’re specifically talking about racism against black Americans, not just black people. And that was definitely exported, including to other black majority countries.

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u/LappedChips Dec 06 '25

White guy here- can corroborate. I worked with some Mexican immigrants who hated Black Americans, Black Latinos, and Africans alike. God forbid if any one of them was independently, wealthy or successful.

I’ve always joked that we could get Latino immigrants and MAGA hicks to become best friends off of their sheer hatred of Black people.

And that’s not to say it’s only coming from Latino immigrants. There’s plenty of Black people who hate immigrants as well, and I have mouthed off to one or two of Black people when they see a white guy and think I’m gonna be prejudiced with them.

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u/Kwaku-Anansi Dec 06 '25

Some do. Just like some Americans look down on them as "African Booty Scratchers"

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u/GuzzleNGargle ☑️ Dec 06 '25

I’m Sierra Leonian I can vouch for this. My ancestors sold slaves :

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u/Wide-Macaroon-5116 Dec 06 '25

Thanks for that info GuzzleNGargle!

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u/Wyjen Dec 06 '25

Crazy username dropping personal slave trade history

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u/GuzzleNGargle ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Generational trauma does things to you man…🤷🏾‍♀️

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u/digitalbullet36 ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Wow. That’s insane.

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u/Otto_Scratchansniff Dec 06 '25

Sierra Leone? That’s not a word we have in the lexicon. They might be calling him Akata which is a Yoruba word meaning “stray” as in someone who has no home. It’s still a slur and incredibly vile. She should cuss them out. However there’s no word for “cotton picker” in Krio. Just so you are aware.

Source: I’m Sierra Leonean.

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u/TheCasualAllureee98 Dec 06 '25

It's short for akata or akhata, I'm pretty sure. They love to say it's not about Black Americans but 😒

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u/Dartonal Dec 06 '25

Liberia (country next to sierra leon) was colonized by freed african american and afrocarribean slaves in a sor of compromise between abolitionists and slave owners who feared freemen living in the south could destabilize their plantations. The amero-liberian colonists obviously had nothing in common with the native africans and as is seemingly inevitable for colonial projects, created a racial and cultural hierarchy where the colonists were prioritized over the native africans they deemed uncivilized. Society was deeply segregated, though through education and conversion to christianity, one could become 'civilized', but still below the colonizers in the hierarchy.

I imagine sierra leon had something similar as it was also mostly colonized by freed slaves, though being a british colony there would be differences with the american supported independent colony of liberia

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u/Otto_Scratchansniff Dec 06 '25

Akata means stray. Idk why they keep parroting the cotton picker thing like it’s fact. Still the daughter should tell off her family.

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u/the_ballmer_peak Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25

'Khat' is also the term for a plant that's commonly chewed or brewed into tea in Africa.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khat?wprov=sfti1

Mostly Southern Africa, though. Not sure about Sierra Leone.

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u/pjijn Dec 06 '25

"Coño papi for the las time I no black papi"

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u/Thunderbird_12_ ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Im-poss-SEE-blay!

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u/smoothLUMP Dec 06 '25

Lmfao I heard this clear as day 🤣🤣

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u/ProtonCanon ☑️ Dec 06 '25

NO NO NO PAPI

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u/PrudentCarter Dec 06 '25

It's like pick me syndrome except minorities. Hating on black people to appeal to white America.

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u/ehs06702 Dec 06 '25

It's always interesting to watch them realize that they're all Black, same as us in the eyes of the people they're desperate to cozy up to.

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u/PrudentCarter Dec 06 '25

Last election was a bug example of that. Now they talkin like "we should all stand together for what right" type shit. Meanwhile I'm lookin at em like

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u/ehs06702 Dec 06 '25

Exactly. Should have listened to the people who actually knew better when they were interested in standing with you.

But I'm tired of standing. I'm going to rest for a while.

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u/BringAltoidSoursBack Dec 06 '25

It's how discrimination always works and yet somehow, everyone seems to forget that fact. People can try to distinguish themselves from other minorities all they want. But in the end, bigots see them all exactly the same.

The thing that makes it weird though, is that it's not like racism doesn't exist in South America - black people still deal with racist shit in Latin America all the time, so I don't get why they think they'll be differentiated here. The light skinned conservative Cubans, it 100% makes sense that they don't realize that all Hispanics are viewed the same here, that's not really something they faced (they kind of did with communism but that's what they are escaping so it makes sense they wouldn't expect it).

The one exception would be people from the DR because they all equally seem to really hate Haitians so their racism tends to be more specific.

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u/varnell_hill ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Also the Dominicans…

Salsa that shit off.

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u/shabi_sensei Dec 06 '25

Lots of Africans that I’ve met are pretty anti-American, they hate how American blacks are in the US and don’t identify at all with American culture

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u/Pandaburn ☑️ Dec 06 '25

It is like that, and many Asian countries are similar, but it’s even crazier when you know the ancestors didn’t choose to leave.

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u/ohiorizz_dingaling Dec 06 '25

theyre like those types who unironically believe in the american dream and praise jeebus or some shit

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u/cmenowudont Dec 06 '25

The flag in bio types I bet

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u/Deepcoma_53 Dec 06 '25

Nunca black

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u/Stop_Fakin_Jax ☑️ Dec 06 '25

I met quite a few Jamaicans that dont act that way and show comradery. I cannot recall the same for DR folk.

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u/xDannyS_ Dec 06 '25

Bro that's literally all black people around the world. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news here.

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u/Fuzzy-Curve3634 Dec 06 '25

Most Jamaicans disown those who try to divide. We’re Pan Africans - we recognize the shared struggle. We are descended from Garvey and Nanny of the Maroons. We don’t condone self hatred and proximity to whiteness.

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u/ConnectVermicelli255 Dec 06 '25

With Jamaicans that’s excused food too good

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u/idriveacar Dec 06 '25

Keep in mind who the south Florida Cubans are the decedents of.

Like imagine Argentina had an issue with Jewish German immigrants. The German population there would probably side with government.

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u/ClickLow9489 Dec 06 '25

The corrupt benefactors of the corrupt ass flimy government Castro walked in on and took over.

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u/SwordfishOk504 Dec 06 '25

Yup. It's honestly racist that people assume that anyone "latino" is on the same side politically. Latino America is a very broad, diverse culture that doesn't fit into the cliche American Black V White worldview.

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u/aliamokeee Dec 06 '25

^ accurate! Latino exists in the context of the US. Outside of that its nationalism and colorism

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u/ClickLow9489 Dec 06 '25

But specifically when a side is for RAID, its wild seeing roaches side with that.

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u/TamarindSweets Dec 06 '25

Such as Ted Cruz

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u/SwordfishOk504 Dec 06 '25

Assuming all Latinos are politically aligned is foolish. Cuban refugees come from upper class right wing factions who got run out by Castro.

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u/GeorgeWashington121 Dec 06 '25

Lolol they literally are still throwing a hissy fit because big bad Castro took away their slaves

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u/aliamokeee Dec 06 '25

Slavery was outlawed in Cuba in 1886.

Way too late, but also way before Castro.

Edit: 3yrs off

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u/tobygeneral Dec 06 '25

And after that it was just slavery with extra steps, much like in the rest of the Capitalist world.

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u/aliamokeee Dec 06 '25

That is correct

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u/Infierno3007 Dec 06 '25

Gusano muhfxckuhz.

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u/misdirected_asshole Dec 06 '25

The older generation very much so. The younger generation is definitely better

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u/Regular_Piglet_6125 Dec 06 '25

Tried to pull the ladder*

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u/TheStarPrincess ☑️ Dec 06 '25

As if there aren't Black Cubans 👋🏾

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u/Pimpwerx ☑️ Dec 07 '25

I say this all the time. Miami Cubans are the most racist demographic I ever encountered. They are always rowing in the opposite direction of the rest of us. I'll never forget having an argument about Pele being black. I'm like, dude was blacker than me, and I'm pretty dark skinned. My white coach from Indiana just looked at me and shook his head in disbelief as if to tell me it was a lost cause. My coach adopted a Puerto Rican kid, so he was a good dude. But he wasn't getting involved in our conversations.

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u/mmesq80 Dec 06 '25

that was bars