Hi guys, today we're going to be reacting to anti-white TikToks.

Get it, I'm Alpaba, the Wickewitch of the West.

She's green.

We're talking about skin color.

Right.

Let's talk about it.

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Do you guys know what is harder than being green? Is staying green. This stuff is hard to keep on, yet my whole house is green, okay? And if you see my crusty musty ungreen hands popping up at the bottom of the screen here, no you don't. Today we're going to be reacting to anti-white TikToks, which we are not in short supply of. We're going to get straight into it. This first one says she has a question for white people.

Hey, white people.

Can you explain something to me?

Why do y'all say black different when y'all are referring to black people, but not like a black chair or something? Like Like why do y'all do this like black thing?

Like black man. Like why y'all can't just say black? Like just wondering.

Okay. She does kind of honestly seem like she is just wondering. Now, interestingly enough, I feel like I've had the

opposite experience. People who aren't black when they're talking about black people or blackness,

they kind of go, black, you know, this black lady, because they don't want to come up as,

you know, racist or offensive, even if the thing they're saying is not racist or offensive.

I have yet to come across a white person who says black like black.

I've never heard that, and I'm not exactly sure what that would insinuate.

I think she's trying to pitch it as a microaggression,

and I wonder if she feels the same way about the word black being whispered.

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