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BlueVeins · 22-25
The only people who need to claim the "accomplishments of their race" are those who've never done anything of significance, themselves.
Not that I particularly have, either. But still!
Not that I particularly have, either. But still!
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
Rather than seeing 'pride' in something you probably had no contribution in, i'd prefer to see 'Apology day'.
Where all those big businesses that made huge capital from slavery or denying folk their rights just because you could, actually stepped up and acknowledged the fact and they're now better people for it.
Where all those big businesses that made huge capital from slavery or denying folk their rights just because you could, actually stepped up and acknowledged the fact and they're now better people for it.
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bijouxbroussard · F
@RodneyTrotter It’s hard to explain unless you’ve been made to feel inferior or defective or ugly [b]specifically[/b] because of your race (or sexual orientation). In this instance, it [b]is[/b] about being just as good or equal, as opposed to “less than”.
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plungesponge · 41-45, M
Racial pride is dumb but necessary. Being proud of your race is basically taking credit for shit other people did, like someone with my skin colour invented something or is good at sports and therefore I also have those skills. lol wut
It's dumb but the reason it's necessary is because other people do look at race and prequalify you based on those stereotypes.
So it's basically a dumb, lazy way to view the world that's necessary because other people are dumb and lazy
It's dumb but the reason it's necessary is because other people do look at race and prequalify you based on those stereotypes.
So it's basically a dumb, lazy way to view the world that's necessary because other people are dumb and lazy
Carver · 31-35, F
I’d say too far is believing your race is superior to others. People are quick to label white pride as racist, but you can be proud of your heritage regardless of what color your skin is. So long as you’re not decrying other races as inferior, there’s nothing wrong with racial pride.
That being said, I’m proud of my race and my Italian background. White pride! ✊
That being said, I’m proud of my race and my Italian background. White pride! ✊
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SW-User
I feel every race can be proud of themselves but self love lets you love and accept everyone else as well.
I love all different types of people except racist assholes.
I love all different types of people except racist assholes.
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I think people who have racial pride are clowns
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@Lostpoet In that sense, I guess you can be proud of your heritage. I am against pride in concept, especially with race since race is no achievement 🤷🏾♂️
With regards to appreciating one's history, I certainly am for some to respect, study, and appreciate their ancestry and heritage
With regards to appreciating one's history, I certainly am for some to respect, study, and appreciate their ancestry and heritage
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@Lostpoet I'd actually be curious to know what's there to particularly be proud of 🤔
Lostpoet · M
@SW-User We are strong people.
I think its a branch of racism of sorts
TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 41-45, MVIP
distraction:.
SAE5W30 · 46-50, M
It's stupid. Pride comes from achievement. Unless anyone has worked really hard on being white or black or whatever, saying I'm purple and proud is stupid.
Anonymartyr · M
I have not been able to be proud of being a member of the Human race since I was in the sixth grade because of Cultural prejudices.
Nika2002 · 22-25, F
I think pride should be limited to achievement. Nobody earns their skin color. And nobody deserves credit for what their ancestor did.
revenant · F
aha people have never met asians !!! those are extremely racist towards other races
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I think it’s a really random thing to be proud of...
Lostpoet · M
True. I'm proud of my Viking heritage though.
revenant · F
ohb it exists alright
bijouxbroussard · F
In the U.S., for most of its existence, most people had been taught that only certain people contributed to the building and establishment of our country. I’m glad that kids are starting to learn that all kinds of people participated, people who looked like [b]them[/b]. Women. Different faiths. Stories are being told that weren’t considered significant before.
latinbutterfly · F
@bijouxbroussard Yep. I had to research and find out for myself when I was younger, because my teachers in school certainly didn't tell us.
WaafaS · 26-30, F
I'm a proud white Democrat.
MartinTheFirst · 22-25, M
a single cm is too far