Americans who are half black and half Puerto Rican love using Puerto Rican identifiers as props to self-exoticize, but at the end of the day they will always primarily identify with black American culture.
Don't let these people get away with calling themselves Puerto Rican.
It’s hilarious seeing the contempt with which Dominicans treat Haitian migrants, and comparing it to the way Puerto Ricans treat Dominicans: with the same sort of patronizing condescension that white American liberals show toward third-worlders.
We really are spiritually gringo.
Un mensajito directito para @Jenniffer de una boricua abogada que vive en NYC! Nadie lo pudo decir mejor que ella! Mike drop!🎤
If you want to see the impulse that drives anti-colonial rhetoric in Puerto Rico, look at the social media comments section of a middle class white American moving to PR, and compare it to the comments section of a middle class black American moving to the same neighborhood.
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Me deprime que la solución de todos a la crisis demográfica de Puerto Rico sea dejar que nos desplacen étnicamente. Todos quieren un Puerto Rico sin puertorriqueños; la única diferencia entre el PNP y el PIP es de dónde quieren que vengan quienes nos reemplacen.
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The best outcome from "You Can See Everything" is that it exposed a malicious sociopath. A malignant narcissist larping as a cutesy blonde
Hoping Amanda Seyfried gets what she deserves.
Black Americans have a sort of Puerto Rican one-drop rule, where if they have any Puerto Rican ancestry whatsoever, that becomes their primary ethnic identity. Doesn’t matter what their other 1/2 or 3/4 is.
















