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Schooled By Youtube: Can Black People Unite? - The Picket Fence in Our Race

Black People have so many divisions. Light Skin v/s Dark Skin Educated/Uneducated European Mannerisms/Non European Mannerisms It's like the 'Picket Fence' is still prevalent. Learn how we were even broken down from fighting for liberation to ultimately fighting to be like the oppressor and where it leaves us today. Link to Ending Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JISduKoM2zc This […]

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