Any non-Black Lemmings ever intrinsically develop an intense interest in African-American/Afro-Latino/Afro-Caribbean history, culture, and community? If so, what do you think motivated that interest?
Any non-Black Lemmings ever intrinsically develop an intense interest in African-American/Afro-Latino/Afro-Caribbean history, culture, and community? If so, what do you think motivated that interest?
I'm really looking for what may have been the driving motivation and reward. The focus is on your personal drive for the interest and what you gained from it.
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I'm a world builder, so learning about other cultures and seeing how those inspire me is just something I do often for fun.
Same, though I'm the son of a Cuban immigrant so I don't fully fit into OP's question... that said, I don't have any African heritage.
In my D&D homebrew world, the Halfling culture live in a sub-tropical region. I modeled their culture, lifestyle, and traditional fighting techniques of those from Jamaica - particularly the machete martial artists. This is the video that inspired it for me.
I’m the son of a Cuban immigrant
que bola, asere?
¿Que bola, todo bien?
mas o menos aqui en la batalla, compadre. y tu?
One of us, one of us!
I came here to say pretty much the same thing. It's even more interesting when you're working with a future-of-the-real-world setting, and so you actually have to think about how present-day cultures might evolve into the future.