Is "Cornball Brother" the modern day version of "Uncle Tom" ??

[2Manboobs]

I realize I'm not in the loop as I used to be..... It wasn't all that long ago that blaeks who held a job, spoke properly, & paid their bills on time were chastised by others in the blaek community by being called an "Uncle Tom" .... Now I hear this new phrase that has a lot of folks up in arms.

Help me to understand, so that I may stay current on my blaek vernacular & colloquialisms.



"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em... Leg 'er down a smack 'em yak 'em !!"

[Avery]

Hmmm...seems like it can also be a backhanded way of calling white people corny without saying it.

[2Manboobs]

Hmmm...seems like it can also be a backhanded way of calling white people corny without saying it.

But, the word brother would be indicative of a person of African American persuasion

[Avery]

But, the word brother would be indicative of a person of African American persuasion

Yes. As in a negro that acts white (corny).

[jackie the jerk]

But, the word brother would be indicative of a person of African American persuasion

Or a relative