Supposing somebody puts on a theme party with famous singers you love, as the theme:
A white man dresses up as Stevie Wonder, making his skin dark and a black man goes as Bruce Springsteen, making his skin light.
Which one is racist?
Obviously the white man (because he's white).Supposing somebody puts on a theme party with famous singers you love, as the theme:
A white man dresses up as Stevie Wonder, making his skin dark and a black man goes as Bruce Springsteen, making his skin light.
Which one is racist?
Hey go and live in london. No white people there. lolObviously the white man (because he's white).
Actually go and live in Melbourne or Sydney not many white people there either lolHey go and live in london. No white people there. lol
Blackface is more a Yankee thing. People get outraged here off the back of it.Supposing somebody puts on a theme party with famous singers you love, as the theme:
A white man dresses up as Stevie Wonder, making his skin dark and a black man goes as Bruce Springsteen, making his skin light.
Which one is racist?
Totally get that Mo.Blackface is more a Yankee thing. People get outraged here off the back of it.
When I was seven I was told by my primary school teacher to: "go pick up 1000 bits of rubbish you little black c.unt". He was an outright racist old prick when I was unlucky enough to come in his field of vision.
Was called dirty f.ucking abo and every other name by adults. Chased off peoples front yards (council strips) like I was niggering up their property or something. I pity the guys who were actually aboriginal, it must have been hell. All this while I was under 12.
Had an older Italian friend and they use to spit in his beer at the pub for being a "wog".
Can't say I gave much of a shi.t though. Funny thing is my bloodline goes too the first fleet on my mothers side.
It does affect your trajectory in life. I learnt how to box and never had a problem again.
Honkeys don't get it. It could happen in front of my white friends and it was basically invisible to them. Shame you crackers are becoming the minority now.
You guys will eventually learn what racism is first hand via the ridiculous anti white guy cr.ap coming out.
Supposing somebody puts on a theme party with famous singers you love, as the theme:
A white man dresses up as Stevie Wonder, making his skin dark and a black man goes as Bruce Springsteen, making his skin light.
Which one is racist?
Maybe racism is any words or actions that offends any person or group of people of a different skin colour. If one sees that as racism then potentially anything could be offensive.
Totally get that Mo.
What you experienced was denigration, true racism.
That in the article seemed to me to be more honouring Yunupingu.
How can that be racist. Am I wrong?
Personally I think its bs. If it isn't mock insult I don't see the issue. Welcome to generation snowflake.How can that be racist. Am I wrong?
Blackface is more a Yankee thing. People get outraged here off the back of it.
When I was seven I was told by my primary school teacher to: "go pick up 1000 bits of rubbish you little black c.unt". He was an outright racist old prick when I was unlucky enough to come in his field of vision.
Was called dirty f.ucking abo and every other name by adults. Chased off peoples front yards (council strips) like I was niggering up their property or something. I pity the guys who were actually aboriginal, it must have been hell. All this while I was under 12.
Had an older Italian friend and they use to spit in his beer at the pub for being a "wog".
Can't say I gave much of a shi.t though. Funny thing is my bloodline goes too the first fleet on my mothers side.
It does affect your trajectory in life. I learnt how to box and never had a problem again.
Honkeys don't get it. It could happen in front of my white friends and it was basically invisible to them. Shame you crackers are becoming the minority now.
You guys will eventually learn what racism is first hand via the ridiculous anti white guy cr.ap coming out.
Na 70- early 80s were bad. It was nsw just out of Sydney.Where was that?
I don't remember much racism, especially overt racism when I was a kid in WA. The ones who came in for stick were the English kids who tried to exert their superiority. Otherwise we just spent time time with peers who suited our happy play time, regardless of how they looked. Childhood racism was like asthma and fat kids back then ... rather rare.
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