Dave Anderson brought up Fat Joe during our conversation on DailyRapUpCrew, and his argument was controversial.
Dave says he once viewed Black identity more broadly, but now believes there needs to be a clearer distinction between racial identity, cultural participation, and Foundational Black American ancestry.
He even brings up Rachel Dolezal to challenge what he sees as inconsistent standards surrounding racial identity.
But here’s the real question:
Can someone grow up immersed in Black American culture, contribute to it, and still not share the same ancestral identity?
And where does Fat Joe fit into that conversation?
Is Dave making a valid distinction, or is he taking cultural boundaries too far?
15 hours agodonaltisdale
Major difference Niggas are scared of Puerto Rican and Mexicans ain’t nothing wrong with admitting it although we pose to be the hardest on the planet 🤷🏿♂️✌🏿
18 hours agoanubis_1_1
Y’all notice how these foundation clowns have the biggest mouth of all but then when it comes to white people, they will never have the same energy, but they wanna fight their own people. Y’all notice that I can’t wait till people start clapping back.😂😂😂😂
20 hours agofungshwayy_duc3_tr3y
Idk man, U can’t mention tainos then exclude Puerto Ricans from “ black “ that island got indigenous arawak & maroon people on it too 😂 I think people need more information on specific topics to be online discussing shit wit heavy emotions
21 hours agouptgreezy
Great point about Rachel Dolizar. I've been saying that for years, at least she was trying to do work for black people
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