I was in South Beach for my birthday over the weekend and picked this up when I ventured into Little Haiti. It makes me giggle every time I open the fridge, so I haven't even bothered to drink it yet.
Then why is the info on the can is in French instead of Creole?
I was gonna argue with a black man about black language... I should shut the fuck up sometimesl lo
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I rebooted, deleted temp files, history, cookies and everything...still cannot view the news clip. All I see is that fucking gay ass music video from "Rick Roll". Anyone else have a different link to the news clip?
I was in South Beach for my birthday over the weekend and picked this up when I ventured into Little Haiti. It makes me giggle every time I open the fridge, so I haven't even bothered to drink it yet.
ahahahahahahahahaha
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Why you say that`s a recist Soda?, jsut because it`s from Haiti?
Okay...for all of you who don't get the joke, I assume you're from another country. In America, there's a history of black picaninny caricatures that depict dark-skinned black children with red lips eating watermelon.
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The picaninny1 was the dominant racial caricature of Black children for most of this country's history. They were "child coons," miniature versions of Stepin Fetchit (see the section on the coon caricature). Picaninnies had bulging eyes, unkempt hair, red lips, and wide mouths into which they stuffed huge slices of watermelon. They were themselves tasty morsels for alligators. They were routinely shown on postcards, posters, and other ephemera being chased or eaten. Picaninnies were portrayed as nameless, shiftless natural buffoons running from alligators and toward fried chicken.
I was in South Beach for my birthday over the weekend and picked this up when I ventured into Little Haiti. It makes me giggle every time I open the fridge, so I haven't even bothered to drink it yet.
Well, I realy do not see anything racistic about it, I think it is OK.
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although after more than 10 years in Africa I haven't seen a black person eating watermelon, neither have I seen a black person buying a watermelon, but eating chicken - that's another story
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