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the good brother, the original black man. I am Rique. And this is part two of this incredible

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forget I'll never forget you guys drink some fucking water and stop being goofy all right

back with cream it's going down the major way she's uh tolerating me in my how can I say my

abstract way of uh asking questions or whatever and she was um she was

getting to something when she was talking about the fact that we have no opportunities and the one

thing I've learned about cream when she says we she's referring to black people now uh if you guys are like me you look at people who you

deem as Hispanic with a side eye because you don't know what you don't know where they stand

you know what they're on your side they're were the du rags they'll wear the jeans they'll say

nigger but then once it comes to like to stick up for us or to really showcase

that unity they go to the other side you know i'm saying maybe that's upbringing maybe that's

brainwashing there's all kind of shit that can go on with that but there's one thing that i've been

noticing within the diaspora as far as like verbiage is concerned and that's latin x and uh cream here on top of

being a world-renowned chef has definitely been leading the charge as far as the fuckery that's been

going on between the black and the Hispanic community and the fact that there is a difference with

black and the Hispanic community is what the problem is in the first place. But before we even

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