Yeah, we're back to square one. For one, many black people know exactly where they're from, and that doesn't stop them from proclaiming black pride, and it doesn't explain why they don't simply proclaim African pride. Then we are still left to explain why brown pride is allowed.
No we're not, you're just confusing Pride and the Pride movement again. I'll do this in point form, there are 2 kinds of Pride:
Pride Movement
- The Pride Movement is based on believing you are equal to the standards of beauty, success and worth in society and not being ashamed of who you are even though you're different.
- When black people proclaim black pride, they are talking about the Pride MOVEMENT
- Brown pride is talking about the Pride MOVEMENT
- There can be no White Pride MOVEMENT in western society as white people are the majority, the group with the most power and standard of beauty, success and worth.
Feeling of Pride
- Everyone can have Pride in themselves, family, community and ethnicity
- Pride in this sense can be described as a feeling of happiness or satisfaction derived from the well being of themselves and those with whom one is closely associated.
- Pride (within this context) in your skin color is meaningless and superficial
- African pride doesn't work for North American Blacks because Sub Saharan (Negroid) Africans are what's being referenced to and not North African Arabs or the white Afrikaaners.
I don't think anyone actually believes that black pride or brown pride is not in part an allusion to skin colour. After all, how often do we hear people talk about those damned Irish, or Romanian. They always refer to them as white people. Every pejorative is directed at skin colour, and every sentiment of pride is expressed as skin colour. If this was simple ethnicity and not colour, this wouldn't occur.
I'm out for the night. Take her easy.
I hear damn Mc's, Limey, Dago, Pollack, Wopp etc all the time