Скачать или смотреть RealTalk Forum 7.2: Are Jamaicans (in Japan) more unified than Black-Americans?

If, at one time, the entire earth was populated with Black people, it would only be natural that melanin-rich cultures should reflect a high level of diversity. Should each nation be proud of their uniqueness? Of course. Nevertheless, despite our unique cultures and perspectives, it seems our standard of living—no matter the country—shares much in common when it comes to adverse conditions such as disease, poverty, and racism. In spite of this, we have been socially-engineered to ignore this massive, ugly “elephant in the room” and, instead, focus on our differences. Folks, wake up…this is nothing more than tribalism. In other words, Jamaicans vs. Black-Americans in 2020 is just as backward as the “Hutu vs. Tutsi” was back in the 90s.