When did black issues in America become "black and brown"?
I hate the term because it is something liberals invented to leech Hispanics onto distinctly black social equity. This tactic is a blatant move toward replacing blacks with Hispanics in American politics. Liberals are so comfortable with taking blacks for granted that they have really abandoned blacks for Hispanics - why not? only blacks blindly vote damn near 98% for Democrats without getting anything or even demanding anything of real importance. At this point, illegal Hispanics are more important to Democrats than anyone.
The term "black and brown" is dismissive of the history and struggle of black Americans. It forces blacks to share what they have bled and died for with people who cheated and broke into our country. The black experience is not the same as the Hispanic experience so they should be mashed together for political expediency and leverage. I am disappointed in the black community for allowing it. This could not be done with any other racial or ethnic group in America.
The term "black and brown" is dismissive of the history and struggle of black Americans. It forces blacks to share what they have bled and died for with people who cheated and broke into our country. The black experience is not the same as the Hispanic experience so they should be mashed together for political expediency and leverage. I am disappointed in the black community for allowing it. This could not be done with any other racial or ethnic group in America.
