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    1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 3 Nov 2020

      In clubhouse (a voice-only app), I've had the chance to listen to lots of rooms of entirely black people talk, which I rarely get to hear in my daily life. It turns out black people on clubhouse talk about being black a *lot*. They reference blackness in relation to everything.

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    2. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 3 Nov 2020

      It's really fascinating; blackness permeates as an identity in a way I've never heard another ethnicity or nation referenced (but similar to how I've heard Christians talk). It's very tribal, and touches on many aspects of conversation you wouldn't expect to be black-related.

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    3. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 3 Nov 2020

      I felt very intensely 'white' when listening to these groups, when usually I don't notice my skin color if I'm in an e.g., asian-dominant group. It felt very clear that I was *not* in their in-group at all; there was a huge cultural divide that feels explicitly upheld.

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      Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 3 Nov 2020

      This was all kind of surprising to me; I don't know if this is specific to Clubhouse or if this is the way black people view the world in general? And also why haven't I really understood this or heard people talk about it if it is more common outside of Clubhouse?

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        2. visa is catching up on... tasks‏ @visakanv 3 Nov 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl

          my guess is that it’s likely specific to those rooms. I don’t think much of my own ethnicity day-to-day as I go about my life but when I’m in spaces like that it becomes the dominant facet. Which can be both comforting and/or stifling depending on the context

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        3. Charlie Sanders‏ @CharlieSand3rs 3 Nov 2020
          Replying to @visakanv @Aella_Girl

          If you had a room of people whose only commonality was that they played dungeons & dragons, you can bet that that's probably what the topic of conversation will be. Conversation converges to common denominators.

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        1. xiaoling‏ @ling_xiao_ling 3 Nov 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl

          I echo your sentiment about CH. I believe it’s common outside as well, but prior to this I’ve only gotten bits of such conversation when sitting in an Uber as the only non-black person. The difference is that CH feels like a black space, while most places are white spaces

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        1. Jet Encyclopedia Blakc‏ @Skaterx999 3 Nov 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl

          There could be a distinction between black people generally, and "the type of black people likely to be on clubhouse" that needs to be explored. I'd never heard of clubhouse before today, so I'm not sure what kind of crowd it draws.

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        1. Jet Encyclopedia Blakc‏ @Skaterx999 3 Nov 2020
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          But being black in America is rarely a colorblind experience.

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        2. Jet Encyclopedia Blakc‏ @Skaterx999 3 Nov 2020
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          I think that people who spend their days code switching for white people tend to snap back harder when in a deliberately black space.

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        2. Charlie Sanders‏ @CharlieSand3rs 3 Nov 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl

          Sampling bias? The average Clubhouse user is a very particular subset, and is not representative of the population at large. You're extrapolating your own context without realizing the atypicality of your experience.

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        3. Jet Encyclopedia Blakc‏ @Skaterx999 3 Nov 2020
          Replying to @CharlieSand3rs @Aella_Girl

          It could also be true that, while not necessarily representative of black Americans generally, our friend just encountered a very real and substantial segment of US Black culture for the first time.

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        2. dmg‏ @dmg122884 3 Nov 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl

          There is a significant portion of the IS black community of the last generation+ that has been trained to think of everything in racial terms. I do not believe it is as widespread as it may seem, and certainly many American blacks do not think this way. It sounds like you ...

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        3. dmg‏ @dmg122884 3 Nov 2020
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          Happened across a particularly concentrated version of this. I would hazard a guess that these same people would likely be college educated, and largely left leaning politically. From what you heard does that seem to fit?

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