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The language being used about Halaal branded food and now Diwali treats are really familiar. It’s the same demonisation that was used to undermine African culture. Even right now Black South Africans have to justify our traditions. Christianity always being the better option.
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Quotes and comments? Some of you guys are not advocating for Black Consciousness. You’re advocating for black bigotry.🙃🙃
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Someone gives you sweets to celebrate Diwali
All you guys do is go online calling them leftovers, cursed or demonic, and making up baseless stereotypes. All over a simple gesture of sharing during a festival.
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this is making me feel very helpless. do you guys not get depressed about how unkind everyone is becoming
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It's a battle of the intolerant and the racist. Oh South Africa, that rainbow is looking murky Sanalwam💔.
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Lol we told y’all it would start at the extreme afrophobia & xenophobia and transcend to every other group because all these things are interconnected
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Which is why idk why we're being gaslit ka di "why are you calling me uneducated for saying I don't want to eat their food". No you're being called uneducated for saying an entire religion of people ke baloi out to get you
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Afrophobia, Islamophobia and now they are coming for Indian people and Diwali snacks (of all things). It's exhausting, man. Don't allow these agitators to gain momentum.
