Ayesha Curry: "I Feel I’m Too Black For The White Community, But Don't Fit Within Black Society."

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What did you expect would happen?

You made a troll thread misrepresenting everything she said now the wolves are out
I just quoted what she said and linked the whole interview. I'll admit, I did paraphrase the title a tad bit, so it could fot in the header.
 

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I keep telling y'all about these mixed breeds. Daughters saying they're not black and mama saying "shut the fukk up yes you are" lmaaaooo :deadrose:

Don't even realize that they sound dumb as fukk saying that shyt.

You do realize her daughters are little kids right:patrice:
 

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Say What? Iesha back in the news again?!
Blazers in 7.
 

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This is a damn lie. Outside of the ignorant part of the community

You call us ignorant,I call us the last line of defense:respect:.She admitted ahe didnt see herself as black coming from Canada,and more than likely was highly Europeanized and assimilated.So yes people like her and Drake etc need to be ridiculed for not being black enough.The c00ns will run and fully embrace their assimilation.The real ones will accept the criticism like Ayesha and get in tune with the black frequency.She and her husband are now loved by black people worldwide.
 

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It was an answer. Just an answer you didnt like.

To be welcomed is to be welcomed completely. Not simply be welcomed by some and not by others. It's pretty straight forward.

How many of the so called cool kids shun those they consider nerds because they dont fit their definition of being black? I can go on.
literally no organism on this earth has one big collective that hugs and accepts everyone except a hive mind fungus or lemmings. there are packs of wolves, they dont all come together like voltron

you're saying the black community is some kind of stagnant defined monolith and that its bad because people outside of that dont fit
but when confronted with the fact that there's plenty of different sections of black, you're mad at that because its not all one big get together(which means you arent shunned from the entire black community)

do you want a monolith or not?

and really? the cool kids being means to nerds? are we 12?
that's called school. if you got kicked out the black community because you were a nerd in school it was probably because you were a creep

i was nerdy as hell in middle school. did i hang out with the "cool kids"? Not often, but I had other nerdy black friends, hood friends, band friends etc...because i wasnt a weirdo and didnt blame the whole black community
 

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Sounds more like she's confused about who she is as a person, not so much about living a certain "black stereotype" to fit in...

I think her comments flew over alot of y'all heads :yeshrug: to me it sounds like she's low-key going through an identity crisis, something that alot of mixed individuals secretly go through in which they'll go out their way to prove their own blackness.

She isn't mixed, she got two Black parents lol and married to a Black guy. In the USA, she is a regular smegular light skin girl.

She just don't know shyt about Black Americans and grew up in diverse, non-Black Canada, where everyone rattles off a list of shyt to what they are, came here and found out she was just regular Black and now she is feels different than to what she actually is, a Black person.
 
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