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Black privilege is when a talking refrigerator wearing a wig the same color as the Kool-Aid surging through her veins is able to disrupt a street interview and when asked why respond with, ‘DeY WhYt aN I DoN GiVe a FuCk!’ Looking like a red-headed air mattress and shit.

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