13242696, And now we're back to the B)lack vs b)lack issue... Posted by flipnile, Wed Mar-14-18 01:40 PM
That arguments ("we're all black!") works until one considers African-Americans (capital Bs) as a unique and separate culture Which a lot of people apparently loath to do).
Since we're talking CULTURE here and not RACE, the it's very valid to wonder:
a) Was Bruno Mars actually raised within Af-Am culture? In Hawaii?
b) If not, then he's definitely copying the culture (not gonna go as far as appropriation, because he seems to cite his sources).
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