r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/Bihema • 4d ago

Did you do to your “black job” today?

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u/DirtySilicon 4d ago

WTF is a BLACK JOB?????

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u/No_Pear8383 3d ago

Are people not offended when people say “the black vote”. I’m not black but I always thought that was not an ok thing to say.

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u/DirtySilicon 3d ago edited 3d ago

I'm not, personally. It's not a Black thing as much as its a non-white thing. We are just a demographic that doesn't resemble the greater population. Notice they will also talk about the Hispanic vote and so forth. I personally think it's fine that they understand black and other minorities have a separate set of issues that may be of more importance to us than greater America, that pretty much refers to "White America." Like most of us won't support a racist candidate. White America probably doesn't give two flying fucks since it has zero effect on them, aside from maybe that asinine idea that minorities are the primary beneficiaries of welfare. The republican party seems to still believe in welfare queens. *shrugs*

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u/No_Pear8383 3d ago

I think you underestimate how many white people hate racism. One of the reasons a lot of white people don’t like Trump is because he’s racist.