@angelicajenniferr: I’ve been so afraid to speak about some of these experience because I know how “aggressive” the Slavic community can be. Yet this is me just sharing my experiences and how are we to grow unless we talk about these things. #nocontact #accountability #fyp

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carlynyc89
carlynyc89 :
wtf did black ppl do to Russians ?
2026-07-16 02:02:01
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urfavethiopianalien
Injeramuncher :
There are barely any black or African ppl in Russia why tf do they hate us 😭
2026-07-16 05:37:16
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dule880
Dule :
also the racism against roma people is on another level in slavic countries
2026-07-18 15:55:14
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ken874196
Ken :
White people calling us violent is insane 😂
2026-07-17 00:56:54
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zakiyyah9210
Zakiyyah squared :
The entire world is anti black
2026-07-16 20:24:17
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colorbymargarita
Margarita :
This is why as a Slavic immigrant with black husband and a biracial daughter, I don’t seek out ‘my community’. Like I’m good I don’t even want to test the waters to find the good ones
2026-07-16 22:23:48
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mica.italie09
Mica :
It’s so scary ppl think like this over a skin color😳
2026-07-16 16:23:11
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fatalk05
Seedorf :
But I dont understand how someone can be Christian and be racist ? Love is the purpose of christianity ????
2026-07-17 14:55:44
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cokeycolla
zomboid :
I'm polish and its upsetting how normalized racism is here. its crazy considering that poles were seen as inferior nationality for decades and now we became the aggressors
2026-07-18 14:06:55
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ruthyblue12
ruthyblue12 :
I love that you’re speaking out about this!! I’ve been a camp counselor at a Romanian church camp for the last 6 years & when I tell you these kids will not say any curse words but they will say the N word like it’s nothing!!! I yelled at so many of these kids and I realized it’s because their parents are saying it too and spewing racism at home. It’s so sad!
2026-09-10 15:58:54
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718sean
718 :
Racism is definitely a mental health disorder related to paranoia
2026-07-18 22:42:01
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flytimepassportbro
FlyTimePassportBro :
damn listening to your story makes me really regret that I didn't marry Sasha... you're a sweetheart
2026-09-10 07:11:12
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kristeniscoollove
Kristen🖤👧🏾🥸💕 :
Ayeeee congrats
2026-09-10 12:47:36
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candice.riley2
Candice Riley :
True talk
2026-09-09 23:52:59
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cantsaynun2
cantsaynun2 :
Everyone I mean EVERYONE hates us
2026-09-09 13:12:53
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sprinkles007
sprinkles007 :
People judge people off of observed behavior not skin color
2026-07-16 21:08:05
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toshgyal
Toshgyal :
Atleast you’re deconstructing
2026-07-16 21:27:33
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accordingtocrys
Crystal :
It really is US against the world. 🖤✊🏾
2026-07-16 02:32:23
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maleahmaxwell19
maleah :
why are they so obsessed with us 😳
2026-07-16 17:09:58
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clarissarebello
Clarissa :
White ppl calling black ppl aggressive is actually insane
2026-08-09 21:32:57
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its.just.0_0.kiki
Chiani :
I’m a Black American, and one of my closest friends was from Ukraine. We were inseparable for years. I considered her family, and she even said I was more of a sister than her own sister. After she’d been in the U.S. for a while, she started picking up more American culture. One day she asked me, completely out of nowhere, “How would you feel if I said the N-word?” That caught me off guard. Later she admitted she did say it sometimes when it came up in songs. Instead of immediately ending the friendship, I tried to educate her. I explained the history of the word, why it hurts people, and that even if it “doesn’t mean anything” in Ukraine, she was living in the U.S., where it absolutely does. Her response was, “It’s not that deep though, right?” That was the moment I realized she wasn’t just uninformed anymore. I had explained it, and she chose not to take it seriously. I hugged her goodbye that night because I already knew our friendship was over. When I got home, I removed her from everything. I don’t know if I’d call her racist. Maybe she was simply ignorant. But once someone understands why something is harmful and still dismisses it, that’s a choice. That was enough for me to walk away.
2026-07-17 02:10:54
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