Good to hear. I think the ones who think like this one I cited are, however, the only ones who's voices are being allowed on the interwaves.

Over the years I have known and spoken with many people, some you could say -of color.
Colors range from brown specks on pink (Irish freckled), as black as skin gets on an Indian ethnic from S.Africa, to a Portuguese who I thought was brown, 4ft to 7ft Africans, and many east Asians. They may be some who think like that but none of the many I have known. At the risk of racism (writing fast and small) the nearest I've met to have spoken like that have been whitey about 20 year olds.
In brief - No.

A lot of Black American Female nurses and others work at Connecticut Hospice. I can attest that None think this way.
On the rare occasion I share with some, something I just learned about history, about Black America History...I've gotten surprised and appreciative thankyou's.

Many of these Black Americans do not think as Black Africans or African Americans...they are simply dedicated, caring Americans.

I haven't looked FB for four years because it's just a cesspool of scroad. But, I'm starting to think that it is a good barometer of the American people. People spill their guts freely on it (why, I don't know) and therefore it does give a sample of what people are thinking, even if they aren't willing to say it. In short...We're in a lot of trouble. There are a lot of really morally-bankrupt and confused people who vote, who take up torches, etc.

Knowing is half the battle...

With the name Herberdenia, I am not surprised by the comment. And you are correct.

Better a Russian and a Belarusian White Russian than any sort of Afrikan.

Culturism: A Word, A Value, Our Future John Kenneth Press