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No.19362 View View Original Report
If you're white, how do you deal with the feeling that some musicians are simply pushed up because they have anti-white sentiment embedded in their lyrics ?

I can get it if it's a central theme of the album, or if the artist himself has like a history of fighting against white oppression in the United States, whatever that means, but most of these blacks seems to be of high education and rich and practically have nothing to do with current
black minority struggles except for making allusions.

I mean, I google searched Billy Woods, and he's like the son of two New York Marxist professors, one of which is also an African glowie and was a governmental figure in Zimbabwe. After his father died, they practically ran back to America.

I've probably experienced more racism being a Berber at the hands of Italians than most black artists experience in their whole lives combined, yet I do not see anyone having a problem with this.