Deante’ Kyle

And we have always been in a position where we feel like we have to defend ourselves.

And on the other side of that coin, nobody is louder about the love that we have for one another.

Nobody's going to celebrate us louder.

Nobody's going to, nobody's going to,

show up for our wins before we do.

So the black community by and large is always in support of itself.

Um, always fighting to control the narrative in our community.

When someone is always trying to push a narrative or control the narrative about who we are and how we operate and just who, what our essence is as people.

Now, other communities,

Holding themselves accountable publicly is a fairly new concept.

We've seen this, you know, a couple months ago with the Asian community.

I'm telling you, man, when you get there... My bad.

My fault.

Yeah, baby.

My bad.

You make a big cat, you know what I'm saying?

He's supposed to be working.

He didn't want to scroll on Instagram.

Listen, the Asian community is holding themselves accountable, you know, where they talk about other Asians and how they like to kiss ass with white people and how, you know, white people have come out to, you know, kind of co-op their spaces and, you know, appropriate some of their...

customs and cultures and and also they speak you know they've spoken about how they're you know basically socialized to be anti-black and how that starts at home and you know how anti-blackness is heavy in asia especially in east asia um well throughout asian at all because it's a big thing in southeast asia as well it's a big thing in india so