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Leave it to American racists (and their accomplices) who claim their culture is being "stolen" by Black Indigenous people to do the actual stealing from Black Indigenous people. What am I talking about? I'm talking about a term these clowns stole from Black Indigenous people in Australia and now use against Black Indigenous people in the Americas - particularly against Black Indigenous people in North America. What term is that you might ask? The term is "WABO". "WABO" was invented by Black Indigenous people in Australia to call out White colonizers in Australia who claim to be the "Aboriginals" of their land.

But American anti-black racists are way more skilled in the area of psy-op activities than the Australian anti-black racists. Australian anti-black racists could learn a thing or two from American anti-black racists who have refined racism to the highest humanly possible degree. Even a certain political party and leader in Germany were impressed enough to take notes and use American anti-black racism as inspiration for their regime. Look it up. So no one on earth does anti-Black racism like American racists. Compared to Australia's racists, American racists are bolder and, at the same time, sneakier. I don't know how they accomplish that. It's fascinating to watch. They're like a circus of racist clowns and racist acrobats with some racist hypnotists thrown in to keep you under a spell. When the clowns, acrobats and hypnotists talk, it's usually just to tell lies. Their favorite lie to tell the audience is: "We are the true victims of the racist schemes we devise for Black Indigenous people." These American racists (and many of their colonizer-adjacent offspring who populate federally recognized reservations) not only boldly stole "WABO" from Black Indigenous people in Australia, but they went the extra big-red-clown-shoe step of repurposing the term so they could use it against Black Indigenous people in America. You can't make this sh*t up if you tried. When you realize they're a circus of frauds and their main attraction is their contortionist act called, "How can we steal from Black Indigenous in the USA while making it look like they're the thieves stealing from us?", you want your money back. You want all your money back from their clown show - including money back from their 🤡-operated "DNA" companies that they beg Black Indigenous people to use for "authenticity" while knowing that they inflate "African" percentages for Black Indigenous people (I did another post about that - look for it on my TikTok).

Anyway, let's dive deeper into the mindset of the American colonizer. This post is for those interested in discovering more insight regarding the colonizer's projection of the term "WABO" onto Black Indigenous people in North America. Enjoy the read!

#PaperGenocide #BlackIndigenous

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For those who do not know, J.M. Barrie is the author of the childhood book "Peter Pan".

I saw a post on Instagram that pointed out something I overlooked about Peter Pan's author. What I overlooked was Barrie's usage of a slur reserved for non-immigrant Black people in the USA as the name for his imagined Indigenous American tribe in his story. A subliminal slip, perhaps, that acknowledged White people's perception that Indigenous people in the USA and the Africans they brought over via the Trans Atlantic Slave trade were indistinguishable from each other and, therefore, deserving of the exact same terminology. This visual similarity was especially seen in Southeastern tribes whom were reclassified as "Negro" - which is why you do not see this slur having a history of being used for non-black "Federally-recognized Natives", especially non-black "Western Plain Natives".

Due to Paper Genocide many Southeastern Indigenous people were placed on Southern plantations right along side African slaves and, even though these black people were Indigenous (not "African"), they were subjected to the same anti-black racial slurs used against black people from Africa.

#PaperGenocide #PeterPan #JMBarrie #Indigenous #Black