So to get this topic back on course.
I've already answered the topic but to be more detailed, I'm still not picky on black versus African American or even African diasporic if we're going beyond "race."
On a different note that relates more directly to what macallan, DSTRen and I were typing about in the last few pages (and to what folks said before that):
Instead of just focusing on the terms (black versus African American, etc.), people should examine what being of a particular group implies or entails.
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Originally Posted by macallan25
Watch MTV.........white people on their love to act black.
A White kid decked out in FUBU, Sean John, and Phat Farm with a white doorag, Timbalands, and a half sideways flat billed baseball cap, whom only listens to screwed and chopped freestyle rap, sips Crunk Juice and tries to talk like TI = "Acting Black"
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These are the negatives of the title "black" because they have been used to caricature and minimize a culture and contribution of a group of people.