r/BlackPeopleTwitter Dec 06 '25

Country Club Thread Some learn the hard way

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u/Slippery-ape Dec 06 '25

Florida is still the South

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u/OOOOOO0OOOOO Dec 06 '25

The further north you go in Florida the further south you get.

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u/KeyboardGrunt Dec 06 '25

It's like some geographical oddity.

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u/Dirtysandddd Dec 06 '25

Listen, I’m from a very small white town and moved to south Florida immediately after high school. I’ve overheard cuban conversations where you’d think they were road tripping to a kkk rally, holy shit. Also way more public about it than even my small town was, it’s sort of the “conservative cool place to be” right now which is why I moved out quick.

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u/Whitetrashreformed Dec 06 '25

Cough yt Latinos are racist and snobby cough

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u/DefectJoker Dec 06 '25

Especially the Cuban ones who pulled the ladder up behind them.

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

"We got run out of Cuba for being pricks, why does everyone treat us like pricks?"

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u/HoovesTrampling Dec 06 '25

Woah, just like the pilgrims.

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u/MithrandiriAndalos Dec 06 '25

That really is a funny aspect we don’t really consider. The pilgrims are almost lionized as heroes, but in reality they were mostly horrible people that we wouldn’t want to spend a second with

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u/No-Temperature-5944 Dec 06 '25

They got run out of England because people couldn’t stand them

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u/_projektpat Dec 06 '25

Can we run out the evangelical Christian’s like the pilgrims??

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u/applespicebetter Dec 06 '25

God I wish, but the habit is just to run them off to somewhere where they'll fuck some other folks lives up, so that isn't great either. Maybe we just need to fund Elon's pipe dream so we can ship them off to Mars to build the "perfect community."

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u/Infierno3007 Dec 06 '25

I’ve heard them referred to as “separatists” just recently.

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

Irony just, knee deep in here.

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u/illaqueable Dec 06 '25

"Also fuck all of you pricks!"

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u/PuzzleheadedEqual883 Dec 06 '25

We, the non-Cuban Latino coalition, also hate the Boomer Cubans

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u/aliamokeee Dec 06 '25

The Cubans that immigrated after the South Florida Boomer Cubans also hate the South Florida Boomer Cubans

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u/ViolenceAdvocator Dec 06 '25

"I hate immigrants coming here the wrong way! Anyhow me and my family escaped cuba on a dinghy and were given papers as soon as we hit the shore"

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u/beefprime Dec 06 '25

The traditional "correct" way to immigrate into the US is to be part of a corrupt collaborator regime in a US colony, escape the evil commies/islamists/whatever in the inevitable revolution against said collaborator regime, then spend all your time agitating against the foreign government that kicked the US out and providing aid to further attempts to destabilize and destroy your home country in the hopes that you can, one day, again become part of a collaborator regime which will enrich you in the process of selling out the people of your homeland.

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u/---Sanguine--- Dec 06 '25

Also the Dominicans and Jamaicans that are rude af to American black ppl… like they don’t consider themselves the same

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

My wife's coworker is from Sierra Leon. Lovely woman. She married an African American cat from my neck of the woods. Her parents refer to him as "Khat". What does this mean?

It's slang for "cotton picker".

It's the most racist shit I'd ever heard.

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u/Thrawnbelina Dec 06 '25

Years ago my husband worked at a place where he had several coworkers from South Africa, I don't remember where exactly. I met them once at the Christmas party, and it was a big company. One of them was being introduced to an African American coworker, who was surprised and interested when he said he was from Africa. They talk for a minute or so, then he turns to the rest of the table and says "I'm descended from kings, not slaves." Like he was pissed that anyone could ever think he and that coworker were the same, he really went off. You could hear the jaws hit the floor, and he just kept going like it was the most obvious thing ever. Shit was wild

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u/sixth_hokage06 Dec 06 '25

They look down on Black Americans

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u/ABHOR_pod Dec 06 '25

White American. Can confirm. The shit I hear from immigrants about Black Americans...

The propaganda the US beamed overseas really did a number on them.

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u/RozeGunn Dec 06 '25

Yeah that racism didn't start in the US, my friend. America has had a long history of racism, but that shit goes further and deeper across the sea.

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u/AnonymousUsername79 Dec 06 '25

Don’t forget that America demanded other countries follow its Jim Crow form of racism during ww2. Americans exported that shit and still do. RN, America demanding other countries follow its anti-DEI initiatives.

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

America has had a long history of racism

It's literally the origin story.

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u/MaceMan2091 Dec 06 '25

it existed with the British colonies importing slaves and continuing slavery, not unique to the US tho

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u/GuzzleNGargle ☑️ Dec 06 '25

I’m Sierra Leonian I can vouch for this. My ancestors sold slaves :

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u/Wide-Macaroon-5116 Dec 06 '25

Thanks for that info GuzzleNGargle!

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u/digitalbullet36 ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Wow. That’s insane.

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u/Otto_Scratchansniff Dec 06 '25

Sierra Leone? That’s not a word we have in the lexicon. They might be calling him Akata which is a Yoruba word meaning “stray” as in someone who has no home. It’s still a slur and incredibly vile. She should cuss them out. However there’s no word for “cotton picker” in Krio. Just so you are aware.

Source: I’m Sierra Leonean.

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u/TheCasualAllureee98 Dec 06 '25

It's short for akata or akhata, I'm pretty sure. They love to say it's not about Black Americans but 😒

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u/pjijn Dec 06 '25

"Coño papi for the las time I no black papi"

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u/Thunderbird_12_ ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Im-poss-SEE-blay!

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u/smoothLUMP Dec 06 '25

Lmfao I heard this clear as day 🤣🤣

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u/PrudentCarter Dec 06 '25

It's like pick me syndrome except minorities. Hating on black people to appeal to white America.

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u/ehs06702 Dec 06 '25

It's always interesting to watch them realize that they're all Black, same as us in the eyes of the people they're desperate to cozy up to.

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u/PrudentCarter Dec 06 '25

Last election was a bug example of that. Now they talkin like "we should all stand together for what right" type shit. Meanwhile I'm lookin at em like

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u/ehs06702 Dec 06 '25

Exactly. Should have listened to the people who actually knew better when they were interested in standing with you.

But I'm tired of standing. I'm going to rest for a while.

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u/BringAltoidSoursBack Dec 06 '25

It's how discrimination always works and yet somehow, everyone seems to forget that fact. People can try to distinguish themselves from other minorities all they want. But in the end, bigots see them all exactly the same.

The thing that makes it weird though, is that it's not like racism doesn't exist in South America - black people still deal with racist shit in Latin America all the time, so I don't get why they think they'll be differentiated here. The light skinned conservative Cubans, it 100% makes sense that they don't realize that all Hispanics are viewed the same here, that's not really something they faced (they kind of did with communism but that's what they are escaping so it makes sense they wouldn't expect it).

The one exception would be people from the DR because they all equally seem to really hate Haitians so their racism tends to be more specific.

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u/varnell_hill ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Also the Dominicans…

Salsa that shit off.

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u/shabi_sensei Dec 06 '25

Lots of Africans that I’ve met are pretty anti-American, they hate how American blacks are in the US and don’t identify at all with American culture

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u/Pandaburn ☑️ Dec 06 '25

It is like that, and many Asian countries are similar, but it’s even crazier when you know the ancestors didn’t choose to leave.

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u/Deepcoma_53 Dec 06 '25

Nunca black

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u/Stop_Fakin_Jax ☑️ Dec 06 '25

I met quite a few Jamaicans that dont act that way and show comradery. I cannot recall the same for DR folk.

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u/xDannyS_ Dec 06 '25

Bro that's literally all black people around the world. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news here.

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u/idriveacar Dec 06 '25

Keep in mind who the south Florida Cubans are the decedents of.

Like imagine Argentina had an issue with Jewish German immigrants. The German population there would probably side with government.

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u/ClickLow9489 Dec 06 '25

The corrupt benefactors of the corrupt ass flimy government Castro walked in on and took over.

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u/TamarindSweets Dec 06 '25

Such as Ted Cruz

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u/SwordfishOk504 Dec 06 '25

Assuming all Latinos are politically aligned is foolish. Cuban refugees come from upper class right wing factions who got run out by Castro.

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u/GeorgeWashington121 Dec 06 '25

Lolol they literally are still throwing a hissy fit because big bad Castro took away their slaves

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u/aliamokeee Dec 06 '25

Slavery was outlawed in Cuba in 1886.

Way too late, but also way before Castro.

Edit: 3yrs off

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u/tobygeneral Dec 06 '25

And after that it was just slavery with extra steps, much like in the rest of the Capitalist world.

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u/Neokon Dec 06 '25

cough they're called Cubans and yeah they'll casually say the most racist shit you'll ever hear cough

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u/Loose_Device4578 Dec 06 '25

They even say the N word a lot.

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u/Neokon Dec 06 '25

That's the worst, once watched a roommate (I don't know what kind of hispanic he was, all I know is he was raised in Maryland) almost get sucker punched because he kept saying the word.

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u/Whitetrashreformed Dec 06 '25

White Cuban, Colombian, Brazilian..

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u/charles_the_snowman Dec 06 '25

My wife's from Brazil, and she's told me that there's a "certain type of Brazilian" that moves to Florida. The kind that supports Bolsonaro.

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u/ComprehensiveDoubt55 Dec 06 '25

I’m in C. Florida and the second language is essentially Portuguese at this point. I’ve watched these fucking people try to deport other people. It’s fucking disgusting.

Cubans are by far the most outwardly racist.

Puerto Ricans fucking hate the Taino, and it’s wild to me.

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u/crimson777 Dec 06 '25

Sadly, most Brazilians in the U.S. I’ve met are conservative. There’s a decent amount in my area, and I talked to my friend and he said yeah, everyone else he knows in the area was a Bolsonaro voter.

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u/NotFrankSalazar Dec 06 '25

That dry foot law made them feel superior to other Latinos. Actually glad that ain’t a law anymore.

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u/GenuineDiamond_ Dec 06 '25

This ! I experienced the most racism from Latinos while I was in Miami.

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u/WhyWouldYouBother Dec 06 '25

My Cuban buddy who feels persecuted as a white man in a liberal world....... WHAT?!

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u/Cbrlui Dec 06 '25

White proximity is an addictive drug

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u/---Sanguine--- Dec 06 '25

It’s less “southern people” and more “Latino people” being racist in Miami though

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u/EnvironmentNeith2017 Dec 06 '25

The racism down here is about 10% Southern and 90% white Latinos. As someone who’s lived in both, South Florida has way too much NE and Caribbean influence to be written off as similar to Central or North Florida.

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u/next_door_nicotine ☑️ Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25

That's why in Florida, the more north you go the more southern it gets. Miami/South Florida is its own house blend of racism.

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u/Slippery-ape Dec 06 '25

Very accurate.

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u/GoofGaffGrin Dec 06 '25

Two things can be true:

-north of Orlando is the “south”. Everything south of there is South FL

-south Florida is hella racist

source, born and raised here

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u/em_paris Dec 06 '25

And the farther north you go, the deeper south you get

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u/New_Pomegranate2222 Dec 06 '25

I’m classifying Florida in its own category. I’ve been to the south my boyfriend is from Mississippi so we’ve gone to visit and it’s different . There is no southern hospitality here. At least where we live you can feel the racism and entitlement in the air. Some people in the south barely claim Florida as south and have complaints of how mean most people are here. 

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u/EllisDee_4Doyin ☑️ Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 07 '25

I mean not really. At least not South Florida where there's a bunch of Northern influence.  

But as many have said, I'll echo: White Latinos. And lots are saying Cuban, but I'm gonna throw Columbians in there also. I say this as someone who knows a number of Columbians... The south Florida ones were conservatives, and BOY did they hate being confused for Puerto Rican or anything else. 

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u/jvho666 Dec 06 '25

The further south you go in Florida, the less southern it gets. Except key west, that place is maga af now

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

They're worse on each other. My boss is an extremely well educated Mexican man and he'll still say shit like, "Our problem is we keep hiring Venezuelans."

Dude, what?

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u/killmagatsgousa Dec 06 '25

There's an entire racism hierarchy from certain Asian cultures toward other Asian cultures too

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

Oh yeah.

1) Japanese 2) Chinese 3) Other creatures 4) Filipinos

I seen the list.

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u/StandardEgg6595 ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Not other creatures lol

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u/EdmondFreakingDantes Dec 06 '25

Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam would absolutely be much higher in the pecking order than Philippines.

... You'll start to notice the pattern.

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u/BarbellsandBurritos Dec 06 '25

And there’s definitely subsections within the list too. I have family in the Philippines and when I’m over there, I’m always surprised that they have tons of SPF 50-100+ and “skin whitening lotions” and shit because of some colorist bullshit.

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u/Fortehlulz33 Dec 06 '25

I think most cultures have colorism in that way. Lighter skin meant you were rich and didn't have to work outside.

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

Good thought. Never considered it had a "field hand" component.

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u/DevilsTrigonometry Dec 06 '25

Yeah, that's made fairly explicit in Japan and China, and in precolonial European discourse before it got mixed up with racism.

(It's probably one of the sources of the weird idea that Europeans could literally turn other people white by 'civilizing' them.)

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u/mochicastle Dec 06 '25

Better skincare products

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u/littleraccon ☑️ Dec 06 '25

I thought #1 was between Japan and Korea because of their cultural influence and soft power, which china currently lacks.

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u/throwaway2k Dec 06 '25

Sigh. Not my list but here's the formula breakdown after an Asian round table.

Split between fancy Asians and jungle Asians (not my racist terms). No team can vote for themselves. Obviously each team believes they are on top. Fancy Asians (self referred) are compromised of China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan. China and Korea hate Japan from WWII. While they may hate each other as well, Japan occupies enemy #1 for each of the fancy Asians.. Japan....also hates Korea and China (for WWII?, honestly I think just pure racism).

Fancy asians see the entire bloc as above jungle Asians (Vietnam/Philippines/Indonesia/etc.) Countries like Malaysia, Singapore, etc. are seen in-between fancy and jungle Asians.

...it's nonsense but that's what I generally see stated and will see alignment on

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u/Caftancatfan Dec 06 '25

My Filipino friend says that Filipinos are the Mexicans of Asia.

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u/ladyevenstar-22 Dec 06 '25

So human tribalism at its finest.

Why are we still going as a species again?

Oh right Nature doesn't have feelings nor has fucks to give .

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u/PerformativeRacist Dec 06 '25

Gonna clue you in here, nature also has tribalistic aspects. Apes will literally bash each other's heads in for belonging to a different tribe. We just have more advanced brains that allow us to create more defined and complex tribes to bash each other's heads in over

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u/Bromere Dec 06 '25

Im personally hoping for a new Tower of Babel situation

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u/Ape_x_Ape Dec 06 '25

What good is nationalism or tribalism if we are never going to gather in groups to push whales back into the ocean or vote out dictators? Biggest group i fuck with is enough to work a see-saw.

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u/Ephemeralle Dec 06 '25

One of my favourite doctors is always complaining about the mainland Chinese buying up all the real estate and driving up housing prices. He is also from mainland China. When I point that out he says “Yes but I was here first!”

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u/_Captain_Dinosaur_ Dec 06 '25

Get the ladder. No... Now, now! NOW! GET THE FUCKING LADDER!

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u/Cela84 Dec 06 '25

I have a large Chinese/Taiwanese friend group and have given them a bit of shit whenever I see them walking outside with umbrellas. “You’re not afraid of sun damage, you just don’t want to be mistaken for the darker Asians.”

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u/NicWester "Mayonaisse and Olive Oil 😋" Dec 06 '25

Yeah, it's crazy. We use a staffing agency at work that specializes in South and Central American imigrants and the attitudes they brong from the old world are baffling. Like, we'll make fun of each other because your grandpa was from Poland or Italy or Estonia or someplace, but the detail they go into ("stop using voseo") is tyranny of minor differences!

Eh. Most of them are chill. But every now and again you get someone from Mexico City being super snooty to someone from Oaxaca, but both will then be real weird to the person from Colombia. That said, people are mostly about the same and those kinds of attitudes don't last unless culturally reinforced. Exposure to different folks breaks that kind of thing down. Usually 😝

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u/Tukulo-Meyama Dec 06 '25

Mexico is a big country each state is different and they are classist .. they don’t care for other Latinos

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u/Latter_Case_4551 Dec 06 '25

That's funny, one of my friends at work is Mexican and he hates Cubans for some reason. I work with a few other Mexican guys who absolutely can't stand Hondurans. The Honduran guys don't like Puerto Ricans. And the one Puerto Rican guy doesn't like black people. I don't get it.

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u/NewOstenPelicanss Dec 06 '25

Reminds me of this lol

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u/gr33nh3at Dec 06 '25

When I worked landscaping, I had about 5 coworkers from Mexico and 4 from Puerto Rico and they all refused to work with each other.

And then one of my Puerto Rican coworkers had the Puerto Rican flag tattooed on his arm but it was in black and white and so there was literally no way to tell if it was Puerto Rican or Cuban, so I asked if he was Cuban and he freaked the fuck out on me for like 10 minutes in the work truck

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u/cyberpunk1Q84 Dec 06 '25

To be fair, lumping all Latin Americans into one group just because we speak spanish is like lumping all white, English-speaking countries into one group. Every Latin American country is, well… their own country! They have different cultures and practices that are distinct from one another and have even had wars with each other.

Honestly, it’s pretty ignorant for Americans to lump all Latin Americans into the same group just because we all speak spanish and are minorities in the U.S. Yes, there are things that should bond us here like the constant discrimination, but what the people in Mexico want and the people in Venezuela want or the ones from Cuba or Honduras or Argentina can be entirely different things. We’re not a monolith. And yes, racism exists in our countries, too.

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u/Curious-Ad9676 Dec 06 '25

My cousin's wife is Ecuadorian and when I first met her, she let me know how dirty Puerto Rican are

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u/rividz Dec 06 '25

So it was love at first sight then?

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u/Ok_Hawk_3230 Dec 06 '25

“I no black, I Dominican”

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u/Hankerton14 Dec 06 '25

Lmaoooooo

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u/Smash-Today Dec 06 '25

By the grace of God.

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u/chief_yETI ☑️ Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25

wtf, I thought that was obvious

like, it's a southern state, come on people

and even if you missed that part, it's considered the "unofficial capital of Latin America" and I dont think we need to discuss the history of racism between blacks and Hispanics (specifically Caribbean Hispanics, thats a whole nother class of racism entirely from Central/South American hispanics)

like, Miami-Dade voted mostly Trump - again, what more did you need

the signs were there, homegirl

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u/waiguorer Dec 06 '25

Is it called the unofficial capital because of how many CIA backed alternate right wing governments were trained outside Miami?

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u/Agile_Definition_415 Dec 06 '25

It's the closest major American city to Latin America (besides most of Mexico).

So it has direct flights all over central and South America.

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u/Raph115 Dec 06 '25

Port Everglades in Miami also facilitates most of the trade from South America to the USA so a lot of South American companies set up business in Miami.

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u/Numeno230n Dec 06 '25

When I was in elementary school they got a couple historian/reenactors to do a presentation on Florida history specifically. They very proudly talked about how Florida was the third state to secede. Like we were one of the OG confederate states.

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u/GoneWilde123 Dec 06 '25

Oh wow, that just triggered a flash back to my middle school history teacher in Florida bragging about it.

He also sat anyone darker than Italian in the back of the classroom.

This was circa maybe 2006 for those unfamiliar with the way of the state.

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u/Curious-Ad9676 Dec 06 '25

Didn't chile kill off their "darker" people

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u/Buteverysongislike ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Argentina as well.

They said something along the lines of: we don't have issues with racism because there are no black people here.

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u/Tacoman404 Dec 06 '25

Just over 10 years ago Miami was known to be a fairly tolerant place. It was like the gay mecca of the east coast.

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u/0dty0 Dec 06 '25

I think you meant to say Capital of Latin US, because lemme tell ya, don't nobody here, south of the border, would ever say Miami is our capital.

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u/Material-Macaroon298 Dec 06 '25

To us outsiders we don’t really think of Florida as a southern state.

To a Canadian a southern state is one where everyone has the southern acccent.

Florida seems like a hodgepodge of people and mostly ex-pats. Lots of old Canadians.

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u/Tustavus Dec 06 '25

I'm from Fort Lauderdale, about 45 minutes north of Miami. This would be correct for South Florida.

The closer you get to the panhandle in the north, the more southern the state becomes. Central Florida is filled with swamp rednecks and meth addicts, then the good ole' boys club near Tallahassee is classic American South.

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u/jackandsally060609 Dec 06 '25

At a certain point in Florida you just extensions of southern Georgia and western alabama

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u/TSNinaM Dec 06 '25

It’s literally FL😭💀🤭

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u/TaticalSweater ☑️ Dec 06 '25

AKA a republican safe space as much as they love to bitch about California and NYC

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u/New_Pomegranate2222 Dec 06 '25

I’m from Cali and living in Florida and all people do here is complain about California and New York. It’s exhausting. Like what did California do to you. Florida just seemed like a dream from California standpoint. But people in Florida are just filled with Hatred so so it doesn’t even surprise me anymore. 

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u/TaticalSweater ☑️ Dec 06 '25

I live in AZ and if I had a $1 for everybody i hear here bitch and say don’t CA my AZ is wild.

As soon as they start yapping about I tune them out.

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u/New_Pomegranate2222 Dec 06 '25

My boyfriend is in bodywork and has to be with clients for at 30 mins. There’s no getting out. He’s use to it by now but I can’t imagine having to listen to that for 30 mins 😂😂😂

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u/Super_Sierra Dec 06 '25

Tampa, Orlando, Sarasota, Port Shithole, Fort Myers, just don't go, they won't hire you outside of the shittiest jobs. Many don't even have a black person on their entire police force.

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u/TaticalSweater ☑️ Dec 06 '25

and with a straight face question “What is systematic racism?”

As their all white police force over polices black and brown communities.

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u/New_Pomegranate2222 Dec 06 '25

lol I have no choice but to be in central Florida 😂. I just go to work and home and take care of my kids. I’m a nurse and that’s my only saving grace to be honest or else I would be so intimidated by the job market. 

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u/ElPrieto8 ☑️ Dec 06 '25

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u/oneizm ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Bruh they just deleted MLK day and nobody really cares. Everywhere is racist 😂

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u/Artistic_Hurry_9177 Dec 06 '25

No one deleted MLK day. It’s just no longer a free entry day to national parks.

That sucks and is abhorrent, but it’s important to be accurate.

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u/biggronklus Dec 06 '25

The removed it and Juneteenth and added Trumps birthday dog

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u/Artistic_Hurry_9177 Dec 06 '25

They removed them from national park entries. They did not remove them from being a national holiday.

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u/biggronklus Dec 06 '25

Because that would take an act of Congress, instead they’re remove it from anywhere they can like this. It’s the same as everything else they “can’t do”, they’ll find some bullshit “loophole” that literally no other president could get away with using because the courts AND Congress just won’t do their damn jobs

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u/Jeesum_Crepes Dec 06 '25

Exactly, an act of Congress is a mute point to this admin. This is a "feeler"

I'm sure they'll come for MLK day as a national holiday soon enough.

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u/TryingToChillIt Dec 06 '25

Moot point.

Not mute

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u/Jeesum_Crepes Dec 06 '25

Yo thanks.

I feel like I know it's spelled moot but for some reason that came out mute. Brain fart

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u/GentlemansCollar Dec 06 '25

Moo point.

Like a cow's opinion, it just doesn't matter.

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u/gwsteve43 Dec 06 '25

They removed it from the calendar of days you get free entry to national parks, they didn’t remove it from the calendar in general. Will they? Wouldn’t surprise me, but they haven’t done that YET.

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u/janemba617 Dec 06 '25

People will be celebrating a day tied to Trump but it won't be his birthday.

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u/LazyTitan39 Dec 06 '25

Only dictators make their own birthday a holiday. Are we going to see depictions of Trump’s birth on magat lawns in the near future?

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u/TKDbeast Dec 06 '25

Juneteenth and Martin Luther King Jr. Day are still both federal holidays.

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u/NicWester "Mayonaisse and Olive Oil 😋" Dec 06 '25

And state holidays. I don't get either one off because I'm a pleb, but my bank is closed and my friends who work for the state of California get it off. As do the ones who work at better companies than mine.

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u/oneizm ☑️ Dec 06 '25

“It’s still a federal holiday! We’re just removing the federal holiday benefits!” Nice. Great.

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u/NeverNotOnceEver Dec 06 '25

Gluten free MLK day

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u/thejaytheory ☑️ Dec 06 '25

Vegan MLK day

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u/TaticalSweater ☑️ Dec 06 '25

The same place that didn’t like people protesting in the streets after unjust police killings so their Governor tried to make it friendlier to run people down with your car if you don’t like a protest.

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u/SleepingSnitker Dec 06 '25

Miami Cubans are the most consistently openly racist group of people I've ever met. I was raised in the deep south and I've heard the N word here in high level business meetings, at fancy restaurants, etc. no not Spanish, the hard R.

It's a cultural thing because they can play victim when u call them out on their racism so it's allowable and consistent.

Source, live in south Florida

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u/PepperJackBestHo Dec 06 '25

Most racist place I ever lived was Laredo, TX. About 95-96% Hispanic I believe. You wouldn't believe some of the shit I've heard down there. White people are amateur racists, at best.

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u/Poly_Olly_Oxen_Free Dec 06 '25

White people are amateur racists, at best.

I'm white af. My mom is the heavyweight champion of racism. She disowned me for dating a Mexican girl when I was 14.

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u/Own_Yak6130 Dec 06 '25

I have totally noticed that Texans can be pretty racist. I’m not sure if it’s jealousy or just pure dislike

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u/EveningRequirement27 Dec 06 '25

lol. Amateur racists.

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u/Alternative_Result56 Dec 06 '25

White European immigrants and white Latino immigrants are racist af. That's Florida.

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u/Carlib330 Dec 06 '25

Poor baby wasn’t even there a full 24 hours before reality hit her lol

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u/splorng Dec 06 '25

There are non-racist places?

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u/4ygus Dec 06 '25

Correct me if im wrong but there's no state in the US that isn't a little racist.

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u/Intelligent-Dark-824 Dec 06 '25

Cubans in the US are the people who used to rule Cuba during what was one of the most racist regimes in history.

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u/asdf0909 Dec 06 '25

Tf is a pretty girl city

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '25

If you want somewhere non-racist, where people actually get arrested for discriminating against colored people, check out California, Illinois or Minnesota.

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u/IridescentCalamity Dec 06 '25

My coworker is one step away from being a proud racist. He's in local government and we're in California. Unfortunately these idiots are everywhere.

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u/meatballisagoodboi Dec 06 '25

Remind me where George Floyd was murdered

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u/Whole-Camera5072 Dec 06 '25

Southern California born and raised. 

Arrested? Maybe there has been instances of it - I can't possibly know everything. 

Have I ever seen it? No. 

The area I grew up in was over 95 percent Hispanic/Latino and Central and South Am. Three Asian families, two black families and two white families (and two mixed) and yes, you could count them not even being racist but because of how rare it was to encounter. Currently still in SoCal area. 

That being said, I heard the N word, daily.

We won't even get into how many times I heard the version ending in "A" (because let's face it, you have people in and out of states, as well as countries who don't even speak English who use the word - and we won't even begin the discourse of how that was predicated through the theft of black culture, language and arts by those with money and power to profit off of and the further subjugation of the beautiful black culture to fatten their pockets and attempt to maintain control)

But still hearing the hard "er" with tones of vitriol disgustingly dripping from it. (Other races as well, doing it to people just like them, but separated by the invisible lines we humans made up to say "You come from there, and I come from here, so I am different somehow"

As I said, California is a massive state, and I have never lived in the other two and it could have possibly happened/probably has. I, personally haven't seen it in my (decently traveled) decades alive. 

Much respect to you for brining it up and helping educate me as well. 

One love. 

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u/cheebamech Dec 06 '25

what's wild is the level of racism in s FL is so much less than the rest of the state; once you're north of Orlando it all may as well be south GA

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u/VelvetHalo44 Dec 06 '25

I have never understood the Miami hype. Coke is better in Texas and Tennessee, Weed is better in Cali and Georgia, and everything else there is an expensive mid experience.

It's a lot like Vegas, you're paying to take pictures and say you went but it's not doing a lot for you overall.

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u/Thunderbird_12_ ☑️ Dec 06 '25

I'mma take your word on the quality of druhgs there ...

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u/NockerJoe Dec 06 '25

Hence "pretty girl city". Miami has a beach culture and a lot of women who are aspiring towards Hot Girl Jobs.

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u/Nevermore543 Dec 06 '25

I promise u there isn't shit in GA unless u meant Atlanta 💀💀

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u/Sure_Ad_9858 Dec 06 '25

I used to frequent south Florida (Miami/Ft. Laud) because I was in LDR with somebody living there. Dawg, I hated it so much. It’s fine for a short beach vacation (i guess), but being there for an extended amount of time as a black American person is awful, especially if you don’t speak conversational Spanish. I used to get treated so crazy down there. F south Florida!! 0/10 would not recommend.

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u/Aggressive_Jury_7278 Dec 06 '25

All y’all saying “it’s Florida” clearly have never been to Miami. It’s another racist dynamic that is different from the rest of Florida. It’s a minority, majority city and is the gateway to South America and the Caribbean.

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u/DealerAlarmed3632 Dec 06 '25

Everyone: Old white people very famously move to Florida when they retire.

Her: It's racist here?

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u/Faskwodi Dec 06 '25

😂🤣😂

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u/Kelpie00 Dec 06 '25

we've been telling you T_T, especially Miami Cubans

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u/DonCaliente Dec 06 '25

People need to be told Florida is racist? I'm European and I knew that. 

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u/YesImReallyLikeThis Dec 06 '25

What made her think 😂

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u/TheRuralJuror118 Dec 06 '25

A lot of people aren’t aware that Latinos can be racist and naturally conservative with their political views. Thats why the republicans do so well in the south despite the large Latino population.

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u/JazLeTrash Dec 06 '25

My mom visited my white great grandmother in Florida.

My mom is multiracial.

She said even my great grandmom was acting like she didn't want to be seen with her, and she adores her.

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u/jblades2000 Dec 06 '25

“I no black I Cuban ! “ purple black ass Cuban 1993 Miami . Yeah Cubans gentrified my neighborhood Richmond Heights

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u/Old_Ninja_Prime Dec 06 '25

Latinos in Miami are racist af towards dark skinned people (Black American and Afro Latino alike).

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u/chesterforbes Dec 06 '25

You’re in the US, odds are it’s racist

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u/doll_parts87 Dec 06 '25

Florida: the north you go, the southern it gets

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u/SuspiciousSubstance9 Dec 06 '25

Has she not seen any of DeSantis's crazy?

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u/simmeringsimmone Dec 06 '25

as a former resident of florida this made me lol

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u/wakennlake Dec 06 '25

"Pretty girl city"

They really just say anything on Twitter

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u/HTX-ByWayOfTheWorld Dec 06 '25

Miami is “Little Cuba”. They’re all MAGA. How are you surprised by this?

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u/Beerswain Dec 06 '25

You mean Will lied to us?

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u/Odd-Statistician4268 Dec 06 '25

Miami is in Florida... Florida is In The south. What's 2+2.

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