A speaker challenges racial labels, arguing their skin is brown not black, and insists all outcomes are the individual's fault. They claim risk-averse people deserve mediocrity, describe racism as an indoctrinated hustle, and make sweeping statements about women and gender.
Africans sold Africans. My skin is not black, my skin is brown. So who told me I was black? What does black represent? Vague? Absence of light? Wicked? Devil? Darkness? If you do not change the culture, you should just shut up. People want the opportunity, so they're either gonna lie or over-exaggerate what they can do. Everything that happens to you is your fault. People that are risk-averse, you deserve to be mediocre. Those that can suffer, at the end of the day, those are the people that win. If those things aren't a part of your everyday life, you won't be opened up to it. People get indoctrinated by racism. Race hustles. Black people just as racist as white people a lot of times. Women are hypergamous. I'm like Jordan. I'm gonna give you 27 to 30 every night just because I'm Jordan.
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