‘R@cism too much in America that when I got there Whîte fõlks told me when God said “Let there be light” I was out of town.” – Michael Blackson

An American based Ghanaian comedian, Michael Blackson has decried the level of racism he faced in America.

He reflected on how he was described as shit. In the interview, he said;

“In America, I met some whîte and he said “You’re black.” And I said of course we’re blãck and he said “No! You’re as blãck as shît.” And I said what the fvck do you mean and almost got ångry but just decided to keepy cool. “

“One guy told me that “You look like under the bed with lîghts out.” And when you look under the bed, it’s very dârk. They told me that I look like I had no bright ideas. “

“They said the difference between me and midnight is 11:59. They said when God said “Let there be light” I was out of town. They told me I had to wear whîte gloves before I ate chocolate so I don’t bîte my finger cuz they’re invisible inside chocolate. “

“At first they made me regrét why I was born blãck but I later realized that blãck is gold and learned to live myself the way I am irrespectîve anybody’s opinion. “

“I’m a proũd blãck man, blãck is who I am, blãck is who I will always be and if you don’t like me us because we’re blãck then deal with it.” Michael Blackson. [CONTINUE READING HERE]>>>>