Peter Popoff
AKA Petty Pimpiń..🤑
This bıtch ass nıgga probably screams reverse racism. I dunno why y'all fụck with him like that.
One more time...I meant nobody should use it, but it’s not racist when used by black people.
: no person : not anybody
For which country?
For which country?
Black is going to be defined differently in different countries, especially ones in Africa and across countries with a heavy African diasporic population.
Wow. What an idiot. LmaoHe called Rick Ross racist not black people let’s stop being obtuse I can’t believe y’all making me defend Aubrey
For ADOS/FBA someone with at most four grandparents who descend from slaves of African descent, 4/4 black.The USA
Fukk Drake, but he's fully 1/2 ADOS. Does he get to say nikka? No, he was raised as an offbrand, foreign Jew. There is an ADOS community in Canada, he just wasn't a part of it. Tamia was. (Note her reproductive choices.)@HarlemHottie what you thinkin'?
Fukk Drake, but he's fully 1/2 ADOS. Does he get to say nikka? No, he was raised as an offbrand, foreign Jew. There is an ADOS community in Canada, he just wasn't a part of it. Tamia was. (Note her reproductive choices.)
His case is interesting, tho. Black men cause this confusion. We got all kinda half Phillipinos, half Germans, all kinda weird shyt due to 'yall.'
Ay yo Dre, stick to producin'
Callin' me Arnold, but you been-a-dikk
Eazy-E saw your ass and went in it quick
Who gives a fukk about a punk-ass villain?
You're gettin' fukked real quick
And Eazy's dikk, is smellin' like MC Ren's shyt
Gang-banged by your manager, fella
Gettin' money out your ass, like a motherfukkin' Ready Teller
Givin' up the dollar bills
Now they got the Villain with a purse and high-heels
So don't believe what Ren say
'Cause he's goin' out like Kunte Kinte
But I got a whip for ya Toby
Used to be my homie, now you act like you don't know me
For ADOS/FBA someone with at most four grandparents who descend from slaves of African descent, 4/4 black.
Having three grandparents who wholly descend from slaves of African descent would also make someone black, 3/4 black.
Having two mixed grandparents and two black grandparents also makes someone black.
Someone with with a half-black parent and a black parent would be ADOS/FBA black. Dave Chappelle's (4:37):
This implies someone "looks black".
Back in the day when the one-drop rule was legally upheld by segregation biracial people could be black if that's how they looked or identified, sometimes it was both. This is Lena Horne with her second husband:
Can you say 100% you see any black people here?
Not you know Lena Horne background, I'm sayin' looking at the picture.
Can you say 100% you see any black people here?
Eartha Kitt's daughter is not albino if Eartha Kitt is biracial herself and her daughter's father is white.
Her daughter would be a quadroon, a quarter black. She's white with black admixture.
Since the USA flattens blackness, anyone who closely looks to be of African descent can be "black" by choice on the census. Africans can come to the USA and be considered black despite being from Nigeria, Ethiopia, Senegal, DRC, South Africa, Zambia, Mauritania. Biracials from Europe can claim blackness in the USA because ADOS/FBA did not leave space for ethnic division in the 20th century movement for civil rights.
Who is "black" in the USA? Anyone who is of obvious African descent and chooses "Black" on our national census.
When we talk about who is and who ain't black are we using old definitions? Are we being specific? In 2024 biracials aren't black, they are biracial.
And somethin' that's just been on me mind for a minute, this Drake beef in hip-hop been remindin' me 'bout the relationship between blacks and the gens de couleurs during the Haitian Revolution. Drake lookin' like Andre Petion right now... @HarlemHottie what you thinkin'?
Who is "black" in the USA? Anyone who is of obvious African descent and chooses "Black" on our national census.
"of obvious African descent"
That's pretty vague. Africa is a large continent and has many varied indigenous populations. African groups/tribes come in many different looks. The San people look different from the Akan people who look different from Ethiopians who look different from Fulani people, etc...
Also, Black = African? If the classification of Blackness boils down to this "African look," then what you're implying - whether consciously or subconsciously - is that Blackness is African.
As for biracials, there are many different biracials: Asian+White, Black+White, Black+Asian, Asian/Black/White+Indigenous American, etc... Saying someone is "biracial" is also meaningless, what "kind" of biracial?
Black-biracials I usually just define as Black if that's what they choose to identify as. I don't get hung up on color classification like other people as it is mostly meaningless. The only thing that makes sense to me is lineage.
I 100 percent Agree with this tweet
This picture has never sat right with me. There's something about it that doesn't look authentic. Like he's playing with us (we know he is) Dude looks like a racist caricature out of the 1800s. Every once in awhile hel'll pop up with a 70s fro or a 80s jerry curl or a 90s zig zag lineup.
Rozay's point in calling him "White Boy" is that 1) he knows that ether burns through Drake's soul and 2) Drake is only black when it benefits him.
This picture has never sat right with me. There's something about it that doesn't look authentic. Like he's playing with us (we know he is) Dude looks like a racist caricature out of the 1800s. Every once in awhile hel'll pop up with a 70s fro or a 80s jerry curl or a 90s zig zag lineup.
Rozay's point in calling him "White Boy" is that 1) he knows that ether burns through Drake's soul and 2) Drake is only black when it benefits him.
...that was the point, being black is vague in the USA because the USA flattens blackness, a vague definition is necessary. ATM if black people don't define blackness in the USA its always going to have a vague definition.Who is "black" in the USA? Anyone who is of obvious African descent and chooses "Black" on our national census.
"of obvious African descent"
That's pretty vague.
@Amo Husserl
Define Black.
For which country?
Black is going to be defined differently in different countries, especially ones in Africa and across countries with a heavy African diasporic population.
The USA
Since the USA flattens blackness, anyone who closely looks to be of African descent can be "black" by choice on the census. Africans can come to the USA and be considered black despite being from
Since black people native to the USA mainly descend from various West and Central African ethnic groups there is a genetic relationship observed by "looking" African. Blackness is a result of obvious African heritage.Also, Black = African? If the classification of Blackness boils down to this "African look," then what you're implying - whether consciously or subconsciously - is that Blackness is African.
Who is "black" in the USA? Anyone who is of obvious African descent and chooses "Black" on our national census.