>Seems more productive to simply point others
>to those works.
>But this is what you yourself can do.
>By going on about what the author isn't doing,
>you're just as guilty here. Why not comment
>there and share those works if you think they
>need to be a part of the conversation?

Good suggestion. I thought we were discussing the article here.

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>>>But again:
>>>Are you having trouble maintaining friendships
>>>with Black people, specifically? What are the
>>>"unique" issues you're running into with them?
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>>No I'm not
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>Ok, then there's no issue for you.
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>>and as far as unique issues go if you need me to
>>iterate that I already did in my reference to overall issue
>>presented by men like Neely fuller and Malcolm X.
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>Very familiar with them both (but you know this, because
>I recommended you buy Fuller's book when you were only
>watching his youtube videos). I was asking you about
>your own personal experience. But you say you aren't
>having issues, so that doesn't seem to matter.
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