Knicksman20
Superstar
It pretty much was bruh. That's exactly what he said.
New Regulations for Black/African Identity
- Thread starter QuintessentialBM
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It pretty much was bruh. That's exactly what he said.
ultraflexed
Superstar
His daughters are 75% black so I would say their African american.
The president is biracial.
The president is biracial.
Michelle is 100% African?
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
all that matters is who is "african american" to me and most on this site.
QuintessentialBM
GoldenAgeGamer82 - PSN ID
Who married and African-American woman who has at least 70% black ancestry, therefore, he is black as well.
So much swine blood in the gene pool they're all confused
Still trying to bait AA posters with their "inherent sensitivity"
QuintessentialBM
GoldenAgeGamer82 - PSN ID
Allow me to continue with part two.... this will mostly cover those people of mixed race and the "grandfather" clause. PLEASE read carefully, then respond accordingly.
As an African-American, I know that there have been people of mixed raced ancestry, your biracials, 1/4 & 1/8 black people, that have made SIGNIFICANT contributions to the legacy and history of blacks, in this case, in the United States and are not Uncle Tom's in any capacity. These individuals should be eternally recognized & celebrated for their contributions and/or sacrifices for the advancement of African-Americans in the United States. Therefore, these individual's legacy and identity shall remain intact.
As for the official period of time as to where the "grandfather" clause should commence and be effective retroactively should be open to debate. I'll admit, I don't have a concrete answer for this, so maybe a collection of great minds can come up with a solution that will suffice our issue. I won't denigrate all of the modern mixed raced people who identify as "black" as poor representations because there are some who are putting it down for black people (one comes to mind, actor Jessie Williams); harder than some that are supposedly more "black" than the mixed raced people. The result should be to keep the mixed race opportunists from playing both sides of the fence, causing descent and disarray, while walking away with spoils during the aftermath.
Next section will address c00nery among so-called "members" of the culture and how they shall be punished. Ideas are welcome.
As an African-American, I know that there have been people of mixed raced ancestry, your biracials, 1/4 & 1/8 black people, that have made SIGNIFICANT contributions to the legacy and history of blacks, in this case, in the United States and are not Uncle Tom's in any capacity. These individuals should be eternally recognized & celebrated for their contributions and/or sacrifices for the advancement of African-Americans in the United States. Therefore, these individual's legacy and identity shall remain intact.
As for the official period of time as to where the "grandfather" clause should commence and be effective retroactively should be open to debate. I'll admit, I don't have a concrete answer for this, so maybe a collection of great minds can come up with a solution that will suffice our issue. I won't denigrate all of the modern mixed raced people who identify as "black" as poor representations because there are some who are putting it down for black people (one comes to mind, actor Jessie Williams); harder than some that are supposedly more "black" than the mixed raced people. The result should be to keep the mixed race opportunists from playing both sides of the fence, causing descent and disarray, while walking away with spoils during the aftermath.
Next section will address c00nery among so-called "members" of the culture and how they shall be punished. Ideas are welcome.
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Knicksman20
Superstar
Makes sense
@ brehs still thinking how black people define what black is matters.
Free White & 21
AAGang
Put me in the category with the most pawgs
Sign me up breh. I love me some mayonnaise draws
