Pro Black but Equal Oppurtunity Dater
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BmoreGorilla
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I asked for stats on mixed people having more advantages and all the stats said something about dark skinned and light skinned. I saw nothing about biracial except for one stat that had to do with the husbands of mixed females
You claim to want blacks to improve as a collective but your strategy is flawed in my opinion. You want blacks to be treated fairly by whites hence fighting for black equality.
I am not interested in whites recognizing blacks as equals...I am in interested in blacks exercising self determination to improve their stock as a collective which will in extent demand the respect that we claim that we want. Under that umbrella and the root of all of this are black families which extends to a stronger community at large. You are trying to make a puzzle with missing pieces and pieces that are not even part of the puzzle that you claim that you are putting together.
This is my issue when the the discussion of pro blackness is discussed, that some folks who tout themselves as black rights activitists think that working on strengthening black families are optional.
Listen, we view things from different perspectives. But I tell you this, you work from that angle and I will work from mine and we will see what will lead blacks further in the long run.
his mother was mostly white or half white and was lighter than most cacs.
he considered himself biracial and mentioned his white blood all the time. Went by the name Detroit Red at first because he was light w reddish hair. Etc.
BmoreGorilla
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So why were Afro-Brazilian women calling for solidarity to Black American women if our experience is so different?
And, yes, I can tell someone they're wrong if the DNA don't match what they're saying.
Don't you realize Brazil was a Portuguese colony? Theyre not Hispanic
But he still wasn't biracial if his mother was biracial and his father was black.
BmoreGorilla
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That's the best you can counter with?Are you dumb?
That's beside the point, why are women from a different country calling for solidarity of black american women if our experiences aren't shared? They could have easily been Afro-Dominican doing the same thing.
Brazilians are considered latinos
Lord this idiot
Why ya'll trying to use this one drop rule? If you have one white parent and one black parent, your biracial not black sorry.
"I walk the Earth as a Black Man"
that's what ^ says. Translation.... I'm a just as much a black man as these nikkas... I don't have a CAC pass.
With that being said, I've never stated biracials couldn't be pro-black or being solidarity with blacks. But they can't talk about issues that don't pertain to them.
1. I never said anything about fighting for black equality. That's something you all made up in this thread.
2. It's not a competition.
3. I support, champion, and favor black people in my pro Bono law practice. I've never claimed pro black, but have been called it in so many words. Also, it's shown in the trust and confidence I'm given.
4. I feel like we all have a part to play in supporting, championing, and favoring black people. I do not feel I am hurting us in my actions. And whether I choose to wife a white person or not have any children at all I have done things that can be measured and have improved the lives of black people.
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2. It's not a competition.
3. I support, champion, and favor black people in my pro Bono law practice. I've never claimed pro black, but have been called it in so many words. Also, it's shown in the trust and confidence I'm given.
4. I feel like we all have a part to play in supporting, championing, and favoring black people. I do not feel I am hurting us in my actions. And whether I choose to wife a white person or not have any children at all I have done things that can be measured and have improved the lives of black people.
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