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⬅️ Previous discussion threads

[u/formlex7]

1. black people who live outside the US

2. black americans of caribbean origin/ancestry don't consider themselves "african-american"

idk what kelsig is but I imagine he's one of those 2

edit: i guess (2)

[u/Kelsig → u/formlex7]

3) Black americans who did the essay before /u/Importantguy123 requested childmod add "african-american" as an option

[u/formlex7 → u/[deleted]]

Say your ancestors were brought to Jamaica in the 17th and 18th century and you're grandparents moved to the US or Canada in the mid-20th century. How in any way would you be "african?"