Non-black oomfs, don& #39;t interact please, I wanna ask a question. https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🙏🏾" title="Folded hands (durchschnittlich dunkler Hautton)" aria-label="Emoji: Folded hands (durchschnittlich dunkler Hautton)">

In regards to the blackface issue with the Korean school that Sam Okyere called out, do you think the Ghanian group themselves okayed the students because they& #39;ve never really experienced blackface the way+

African Americans do? Like, Ghana has so much more of a homogeneous society and they don& #39;t really have to deal with people in the country they live in painting their faces black and acting out stereotypes of Ghanians to get a laugh out of white people.+

So maybe because they& #39;ve never experienced that, they may not find blackface as offensive compared to African Americans. I, being an African who was born and raised in America, have seen both sides but I personally think the Ghanian group shouldn& #39;t have encouraged them.+

Because it just enables some Koreans to continue to offend other black people without seeing the harm in what they& #39;re doing. However, I don& #39;t fully put the blame on them because they probably didn& #39;t understand. But what do y& #39;all think?