Samyaza

For a very small illustration of how hysterical the political environment became pre-Trump II, in this thread I will record everything the BBC identified as cultural appropriation in the year 2018:

I have questions for MrBeast.

As pointed out seem to think Carribean and African Carribean are interchangable. In terms of integration I hear your point but its relative. Often pointed out it will be the first ethnic group to "disappear". Similar religion. No equivalent of mosques, community group or clan structures unlike others such as Pakistani Bangladeshi. No aversion to interracial relationships as you may find in more family focused South Asian including Hindu communities. Bar 2 converts no real Islamic terrorist threat. No second language issues. There are not big groups of Carribean people who cant or have never spoken English despite being here a number of years. No huge level of chain migration as you would find in other races/ethnicities/communities. No established structure for marrying off their young to people from "back home". No protests talking about issues hundreds or thousand miles away in their ethnic home countries. No established political presence in their own right. No splinter parties. No black Carribean MP who only focuses on Carribean issues. No massively high levels of legal and illegal immigration. In one year during the Boris wave the amount of legal Indian Migration alone into the UK was more than the whole population of Barbados. Well known culturally music and sports figures in and representing the UK. I could go on but it is for the ABOVE why it is said it is argued Carribeans are well integrated. You can argue against that, but in comparison that is why it is ventured as a point.

As pointed out seem to think Carribean and African Carribean are interchangable. In terms of integration I hear your point but its relative. Often pointed out it will be the first ethnic group to "disappear". Similar religion. No equivalent of mosques, community group or clan structures unlike others such as Pakistani Bangladeshi. No aversion to interracial relationships as you may find in more family focused South Asian including Hindu communities. Bar 2 converts no real Islamic terrorist threat. No second language issues. There are not big groups of Carribean people who cant or have never spoken English despite being here a number of years. No huge level of chain migration as you would find in other races/ethnicities/communities. No established structure for marrying off their young to people from "back home". No protests talking about issues hundreds or thousand miles away in their ethnic home countries. No established political presence in their own right. No splinter parties. No black Carribean MP who only focuses on Carribean issues. No massively high levels of legal and illegal immigration. In one year during the Boris wave the amount of legal Indian Migration alone into the UK was more than the whole population of Barbados. Well known culturally music and sports figures in and representing the UK. I could go on but it is for the ABOVE why it is said it is argued Carribeans are well integrated. You can argue against that, but in comparison that is why it is ventured as a point.

As pointed out seem to think Carribean and African Carribean are interchangable. In terms of integration I hear your point but its relative. Often pointed out it will be the first ethnic group to "disappear". Similar religion. No equivalent of mosques, community group or clan structures unlike others such as Pakistani Bangladeshi. No aversion to interracial relationships as you may find in more family focused South Asian including Hindu communities. Bar 2 converts no real Islamic terrorist threat. No second language issues. There are not big groups of Carribean people who cant or have never spoken English despite being here a number of years. No huge level of chain migration as you would find in other races/ethnicities/communities. No established structure for marrying off their young to people from "back home". No protests talking about issues hundreds or thousand miles away in their ethnic home countries. No established political presence in their own right. No splinter parties. No black Carribean MP who only focuses on Carribean issues. No massively high levels of legal and illegal immigration. In one year during the Boris wave the amount of legal Indian Migration alone into the UK was more than the whole population of Barbados. Well known culturally music and sports figures in and representing the UK. I could go on but it is for the ABOVE why it is said it is argued Carribeans are well integrated. You can argue against that, but in comparison that is why it is ventured as a point.