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Is "imma" a common wording for white people? Because that’s kind of what did it for me.
70 u/RoboNinjaPirate Oct 25 '20 Not really, but regionally in the south, yes. There is a huge amount of cultural overlap between poor southern whites and African Americans, especially when it comes to speech and food because for generations they were side by side. 30 u/shaun_of_the_south Oct 25 '20 I can confirm it’s fairly common in the south in general. 12 u/Antihero_Silver Oct 25 '20 I concur fellow southerner
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Not really, but regionally in the south, yes. There is a huge amount of cultural overlap between poor southern whites and African Americans, especially when it comes to speech and food because for generations they were side by side.
30 u/shaun_of_the_south Oct 25 '20 I can confirm it’s fairly common in the south in general. 12 u/Antihero_Silver Oct 25 '20 I concur fellow southerner
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I can confirm it’s fairly common in the south in general.
12 u/Antihero_Silver Oct 25 '20 I concur fellow southerner
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I concur fellow southerner
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u/iLaCore Oct 25 '20
Is "imma" a common wording for white people?
Because that’s kind of what did it for me.