A late response, but no. Since both Gen Z and Black Americans live in the same nation, and share a culture, I don’t see why I should differentiate between them.
I bet Kai Cenat popularized it, as well as “rizz”, “fanum tax” and “gyat”. If you don’t like it, take it up with Mr Cenat.
Black culture isn’t “shared”. you’re living in this fantasy reality where racism doesn’t exist and Black culture is just as respected as European cultures
A late response, but no. Since both Gen Z and Black Americans live in the same nation, and share a culture, I don’t see why I should differentiate between them.
I bet Kai Cenat popularized it, as well as “rizz”, “fanum tax” and “gyat”. If you don’t like it, take it up with Mr Cenat.
Black culture isn’t “shared”. you’re living in this fantasy reality where racism doesn’t exist and Black culture is just as respected as European cultures