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@LeeNeutze [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Ah yes the #woke trying to be #antiracist and #problack totally looking racist and #antiblack where's the black men baby daddy's? Are they saying that black men are irresponsible also? THATS RACIST AF!!! I laugh at these people trying so damn hard and failing to land their point. [URL redacted]
[forum] #ConspiracyTheory_GreatReplacement / #MetaphorPurityRacialWhiteWomenAndBlackMen ?
Supplementary #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation "the pamphleteer was also responsible for what appeared to be one of the most fearless documents in the archive of nineteenth century abolitionist writing. Among many other claims and political recommendations, the pamphlet notes that, 'the miscegenetic or mixed races are much superior, mentally, physically, and morally, to those pure or unmixed;' that 'a continuance of progress can only be obtained through a judicious crossing of diverse elements;' that 'the Caucasian, or white race... has never yet developed a religious faith on its own;' that 'the true ideal man can only be reached by blending the type man and woman of all the races of the earth;' that 'the most beautiful girl in form, feature, and every attribute of feminine loveliness [the pamphleteer] ever saw, was a mulatto.' Most provocatively, the writer claimed that 'the Southern beauty... proclaims by every massive ornament in her shining hair, and by every yellow shade in the wavy folds of her dress, 'I love the black man.'' At the time, Miscegenation was radical. Even among the most radical abolitionists of the day, interracial marriage was tolerated, but rarely explicitly encouraged. (Massachusetts senator Charles Sumner and prominent abolitionist Wendell Phillips were exceptions.) Eurocentric racial hierarchies were often deeply ingrained in their thinking." [academic source] #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMulatto #OtheringDenialPseudospeciation
Addendum the meme has overtones of #PowerControlPopulationEugenics and #PoliticsFascismNaziBlutUndBoden
Supplementary #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation "the pamphleteer was also responsible for what appeared to be one of the most fearless documents in the archive of nineteenth century abolitionist writing. Among many other claims and political recommendations, the pamphlet notes that, 'the miscegenetic or mixed races are much superior, mentally, physically, and morally, to those pure or unmixed;' that 'a continuance of progress can only be obtained through a judicious crossing of diverse elements;' that 'the Caucasian, or white race... has never yet developed a religious faith on its own;' that 'the true ideal man can only be reached by blending the type man and woman of all the races of the earth;' that 'the most beautiful girl in form, feature, and every attribute of feminine loveliness [the pamphleteer] ever saw, was a mulatto.' Most provocatively, the writer claimed that 'the Southern beauty... proclaims by every massive ornament in her shining hair, and by every yellow shade in the wavy folds of her dress, 'I love the black man.'' At the time, Miscegenation was radical. Even among the most radical abolitionists of the day, interracial marriage was tolerated, but rarely explicitly encouraged. (Massachusetts senator Charles Sumner and prominent abolitionist Wendell Phillips were exceptions.) Eurocentric racial hierarchies were often deeply ingrained in their thinking." [academic source] #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMulatto #OtheringDenialPseudospeciation
Addendum the meme has overtones of #PowerControlPopulationEugenics and #PoliticsFascismNaziBlutUndBoden
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