Political and Social Commentary: In recent political discourse, especially around figures like Kamala Harris, "Coconut" has been referenced in a meme format due to a speech where her mother was described as having "fallen out of a coconut tree." This has led to "Coconut" becoming symbolic in internet culture, particularly among political commentators and meme creators, not as a code word but as a shorthand for discussions about Harris's identity, political campaigns, or her perceived alignment with certain cultural or political groups.
Racial or Cultural Identity Slur: In some communities, "Coconut" is used derogatorily to describe people of color, particularly those of South Asian or sometimes Southeast Asian descent, who are perceived to act or identify more with white culture than their own cultural heritage. This usage implies being "brown on the outside, white on the inside," similar to terms like "Oreo" for Black individuals or "Banana" for East Asians. This isn't a code word per se but a metaphor used to critique perceived assimilation or cultural disconnection.
My only guess is that he realized kamala is working for the white hats and he is saying "we have dirt on you (child related becuz of the pizza)"
"Baker's Coconut"
I asked Grok for some suggestions:
Political and Social Commentary: In recent political discourse, especially around figures like Kamala Harris, "Coconut" has been referenced in a meme format due to a speech where her mother was described as having "fallen out of a coconut tree." This has led to "Coconut" becoming symbolic in internet culture, particularly among political commentators and meme creators, not as a code word but as a shorthand for discussions about Harris's identity, political campaigns, or her perceived alignment with certain cultural or political groups.
Racial or Cultural Identity Slur: In some communities, "Coconut" is used derogatorily to describe people of color, particularly those of South Asian or sometimes Southeast Asian descent, who are perceived to act or identify more with white culture than their own cultural heritage. This usage implies being "brown on the outside, white on the inside," similar to terms like "Oreo" for Black individuals or "Banana" for East Asians. This isn't a code word per se but a metaphor used to critique perceived assimilation or cultural disconnection.
My only guess is that he realized kamala is working for the white hats and he is saying "we have dirt on you (child related becuz of the pizza)"
I can't figure this one out qa???
Coconut = Kamala
Pizza = (we know what that means)
Just throwing stuff at the wall and seeing if it sticks ;)
Go check out my new post...was just about to give you a shout-out!
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Some messages are intended for the DS
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