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JoliePoufiasse 
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 Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 5:51pm |
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^^Never mind. I guess I don't feel like getting into it today. OP comes from a good place though
Edited by JoliePoufiasse - Jun 18 2014 at 5:52pm
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Wildfire
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 5:56pm |
 Jolie wrote:
It would be fine if it was all just healthy cultural curiosity but we all know there are other factors at play here.
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i dont ...what is it?
Edited by Wildfire - Jun 18 2014 at 5:57pm
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sugabanana
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 5:59pm |
JoliePoufiasse wrote:
^^Never mind. I guess I don't feel like getting into it today. OP comes from a good place though |
Nah Jolie you can't just leave me hanging like that.
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JoliePoufiasse
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 6:01pm |
sugabanana wrote:
JoliePoufiasse wrote:
^^Never mind. I guess I don't feel like getting into it today. OP comes from a good place though |
Nah Jolie you can't just leave me hanging like that. |
*Sigh* It's just something I noticed. Sexual tourism and colorism.
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Wildfire
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 6:07pm |
goodm3 wrote:
sugabanana wrote:
wow wow wow. All the Dominicans I know are super dark. Why would the hate be so high? Whats up with all the hate for the Haitians? I'm curious myself.
It would be fine if it was all just healthy cultural curiosity but we all know there are other factors at play here.@Jolie what other reason would a person want to dig deep into these issues?
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Probably for same reasons Americans hate Mexicans...
no real reason at all. |
^^^add Trini Indians and Guyanese Indians to that...
sad sad world...
Edited by Wildfire - Jun 18 2014 at 6:07pm
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goodm3
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 6:07pm |
sugabanana wrote:
wow wow wow. All the Dominicans I know are super dark. Why would the hate be so high? Whats up with all the hate for the Haitians? I'm curious myself.
It would be fine if it was all just healthy cultural curiosity but we all know there are other factors at play here.@Jolie what other reason would a person want to dig deep into these issues?
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Probably for same reasons Americans hate Mexicans...
no real reason at all.
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sugabanana
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 6:46pm |
Wildfire wrote:
goodm3 wrote:
sugabanana wrote:
wow wow wow. All the Dominicans I know are super dark. Why would the hate be so high? Whats up with all the hate for the Haitians? I'm curious myself.
It would be fine if it was all just healthy cultural curiosity but we all know there are other factors at play here.@Jolie what other reason would a person want to dig deep into these issues?
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Probably for same reasons Americans hate Mexicans...
no real reason at all. |
^^^add Trini Indians and Guyanese Indians to that...
sad sad world...
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am i living under a rock. Americans hate Trini Indians and Guyanese Indians??? Ok please enlighten me.
@jolie are they using Dominicans and Haitians for sex tourism?
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Wildfire
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 6:49pm |
sugabanana wrote:
am i living under a rock. Americans hate Trini Indians and Guyanese Indians??? Ok please enlighten me.
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Nope. Trini indians and Guyanese indians treat blacks/dark-skinned countrymen like they are beneath them as well. Colourism, and racism (to a larger extent than we would like to think) is rife in the Windies.
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NJHairLuv
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 7:29pm |
JoliePoufiasse wrote:
HaitianDiva64 wrote:
I ALWAYS SAY HAITIANS ARE THE MEXICANS OF THE west indies.
When I was 16 a classmate told me how he and is cousins would throw rocks at poor haitians or haitians sellinf ice cream. And haitian men are simply called boy.
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Yup. Socio-economics and race dictate that. The all mighty dollar is strong. I'll be honest (and it's not a dig at OP at all, please don't take it that way). AAs fascination for the DR, Brazil and Puerto Rico is really starting to annoy me. It would be fine if it was all just healthy cultural curiosity but we all know there are other factors at play here.
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please explain. im from a region that is filled with people from pr, dr, brazil, cuba (high caribbean & other spanish speaking country diversity in northern nj in general) so im not fascinated with any nationality as its very diverse & common here BUT, my exposure to how people in other regions react to them may relate to what you are saying...
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NJHairLuv
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Posted: Jun 18 2014 at 7:33pm |
JoliePoufiasse wrote:
sugabanana wrote:
JoliePoufiasse wrote:
^^Never mind. I guess I don't feel like getting into it today. OP comes from a good place though |
Nah Jolie you can't just leave me hanging like that. |
*Sigh* It's just something I noticed. Sexual tourism and colorism. |
It is also exoticism in general. pr/dr/brazilians are very rare to see in certain regions so some people get fascinated quickly. just like here, you see the chinese, but you rarely see japanese (the really stylish ones that are the norm in Cali), so people go kinda nuts over them when they see them. fetishizing the 'exotics'.
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