Absolutely. I'm extremely fascinated by black culture and have mad respect. And i do care about the struggles and hopefully things will change in the near future.
And i feel like things are about to change. This movement is heating up, with the Oscars/Grammy's and now Beyonce coming out with Formation. I feel like she's going to lead this movement and will help make a change, as any person with power will. Black artists and actors/actresses deserve SO much more. I applauded Viola Davis for her statement about the Oscars because she is absolutely right. The Oscar committee is definitely partly at fault but the main issue is with the roles being given.

Black culture does not mean African-American culture.

Yes, I appreciate it

Black people are amongst the best artists in the world. Aretha Franklin, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Whitney Houston, Beyoncé, SWV, Aaliyah, FKA twigs and other good artists like Azealia Banks. They contributed a lot to music, why would I dislike Black culture? Black music can come in lots of genres, most of them I probably don't even know.

Black Culture

Cuba


France


Jamaica


West African Dances

Brazil

Black Guys are just >>>>

I don't really think about it, just like I don't think about "white" culture or "Mexican" (my) culture.

i guess so...

bit jealous tho y'all have the best things

Im truly curious did african american keep their culture from before arriving to the US?

I like Afro-Latinos

This the real tea.

Yes

Not really. They kept minimal things. They have to be applauded though for creating a new black identity. One that is their own. If you want to see preservation of black/Africa traditions in the new world look at the Caribbean and Latin America. From their food to their music it is undeniably African. The reason for the difference is very simple. Slaves in the US were encouraged to reproduce and create more slaves for the owner. In the Caribbean and Latin America the slaves were dying so frequently that they just replaced them with new slaves. Caribbean& Latin America = fresh batch therefore being able to retain more of their West African traditions, while the US slaves = were there longer and assimilated to American culture. Plus slavery ended much later in Latin America/Caribbean than US. I read some interview the other day where people in Brazil had great grandparents that were born slaves

Not all of it, but I do appreciate most of it.