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Re: ayinde, i retract that last question

You wrote:
“ayinde, i am one not ready to pull out rags on anyone or "sacar trapitos" in the "see i told you so mode" but you did say ...
--The discourse on racism is usually dominated by those who the system does not negatively impact the most.---“

I am at a lost as to what you really mean.

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The Subtle Racism of Latin America *LINK*
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ayinde, i retract that last question
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The complexion of dark-skin Blacks is not only skin deep
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The dark-skin Black complexion is important!!!
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