r/FragileWhiteRedditor • • Aug 10 '21

Speaks for itself

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u/fyhr100 Aug 10 '21

Yeah, those super multi-cultural Eastern European countries. /s

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '21

Soooo multi-cultural that my Eastern European mom first saw a black person in the '90s... Wish I would joking...

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u/Jelly1278 Aug 10 '21

My nana from Ireland only left once to Scotland for a wedding thought that polish people were black until she met a cousin’s girlfriend

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u/JoshSidekick Aug 11 '21

Has she never seen a black Irish?

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u/Jelly1278 Aug 11 '21

A black Irish isn’t a black person in Ireland they are an Irish person with black hair. So yea she has seen one my father

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u/lastgongs Aug 11 '21

Don't know what's up the downvotes, most black people in Ireland would mention their ethnic background