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Originally Posted by Robbie Key
The idea that blacks don't really have a relationship with words or however Pierce worded it in a earlier chapter is very... not sure how to put it, strange? It's hard to put yourself in that situation and think about what that really means. What that does to a creature allegedly aspiring to be a human.
There's probably something to it, though. It's not very often you come across a black man reading a book on the commute or generally just outside somewhere. Or go to one of those little shops with a lot of different magazines and papers. Completely white areas.
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Blacks are in a world that is basically above their heads. Most stuff that's going on they aren't able to comprehend. I remain convinced this is the true meaning of their "keeping it real" - they are continually trying to bring things on a higher level down to their animal level where they have some meaning to them.