here you have whites drawing the distinction between jamaican and blacks/black americans,
yes black = black americans.
Makes sense though.It is her daughter but damn she is hella white
here you have whites drawing the distinction between jamaican and blacks/black americans,
yes black = black americans.
Jesus Christ!
them facts burning ya like holy waterMan, if you don't get out of here with that BS.
perhaps, im not interested in that just don't care for that false narrative on race, cause its not about phenotype.Eartha's daughter is a White woman. A White woman with some Black ancestry, that's it.
You're claiming that the only "Black" people in the world are Black Americans.perhaps, im not interested in that just don't care for that false narrative on race, cause its not about phenotype.
He ain't wrong, breh. In America, if your grandfather was Black, you were Black, even if you could pass for white.
Cool. If you think that Eartha Kitt's daughter is a "Black" woman then that's on you.He ain't wrong, breh. In America, if your grandfather was Black, you were Black, even if you could pass for white.
I don't think she's Black, but in the 19th century, she would have been...at least legally.Cool. If you think that Eartha Kitt's daughter is a "Black" woman then that's on you.
I don't. She would have passed for White back in the day (because she is White) and that's all I'm gonna say
what separation are you even talking about? alot of biracial black americans still identify as black.I’m happy there’s starting to be a separation between the biracial community and full black people. A couple of years ago this half/half would have been filling out black on scholarship forms, joining black groups without a care in a world.
yes in the context that black is a identity and not just a skin color to describe being darkskin.You're claiming that the only "Black" people in the world are Black Americans.
That's completely false and stupid.
im not even arguing that, as I dont care for earthas daughter and what she identifies but rather something else.He ain't wrong, breh. In America, if your grandfather was Black, you were Black, even if you could pass for white.