The "1 Drop Rule" explained and how it's tied to AfroAmerican identity

[GreatestLaker]

dude when he was black

Dude was never black.

 

[notwhoiusedtobe]

dude when he was black

Dude's like some type of reverse Stephen Curry

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Dude was never black.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Neymar in his original state looking more obviously black than many of the Brazilian chicks I was talking about in that article

 

[GreatestLaker]

He said this before he straightened his hair.

As to whether had ever been a victim of racism, he said, “Never. Neither inside nor outside the field. Because I’m not black.”

Neymar has never identified as black ever.

Get mad.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

He said this before he straightened his hair.


Neymar has never identified as black ever.

I know he did...that's why I knew who he was

Get mad.

Im not mad..Im laughing

 

[DabbinSauce]

Read my question again.

What other "black" people follow the one drop rule? Tell me where outside of America is Wentworth Miller considered a black man by black people?

The answer is nowhere. Only in America is Mariah Carey considered a black woman.


Says the fakkit with a Spanish explorer as his avatar.

She's not considered a black woman though. She is bi-racial.

There is no drop rule in Brazil. In Brazil a person like Mariah Carey would be white or pardo (mixed).

Neymar is pardo.

Take yo ass to Brazil then nikka, the fukkyo mama must be white or somethin

 

[DabbinSauce]

Dude was never black.

Is you a Hatian a somethin nikka

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Or else, just drop the african in african american and just call yourselves american.

.

The term "Afram" on it's own is inclusive. We never claimed to be 100% African but rather, of African descent.

 

[Yup]

The term "Afram" on it's own is inclusive. We never claimed to be 100% African but rather, of African descent.

I am sure there is some boundary to that inclusiveness. Or else anyone can call himself/herself black. Essentially, a line needs to be drawn or it gets ridiculous and just a flat mockery of your own heritage.

 

[Oceanicpuppy]

dude when he was black

he looked better black. he looks like one of my cousins

 

[nikki]

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A LIGHT-SKINNED BLACK person.

The people that are described as having
a 'LIGHT-SKINNED' and / or a 'BI-RACIAL'
and / or a 'MULTI-RACIAL' lineage and / or
appearance ... ARE actually ALL examples of
the various 'Types' of MIXED-RACE AND they
are NOT at all an example of the BLACK-Race.

https://plus.google.com/102311719580461249997/posts/YB15Rfa5wat

 

[Red Shield]

A very sizable percentage of unity is contingent on uniformity of looks, and is very possible for African Americans. It just means we will have to cast people out. But I can understand if we don't have the stomach for that..

we are a shattered people.




Also I don't give a shyt about what that grey goop of a people do in brazil

 

[Oceanicpuppy]

He said this before he straightened his hair.


Neymar has never identified as black ever.

Get mad.

He needs to take a DNA test cause I do believe he is more SSA than white.

Maybe around 65 -75 % range.

this woman got around 65%

 

[BmoreGorilla]

A slave is a slave but differences are made. It is dismissive to not acknowledge that reality. If there is a color heirarchy, it should be acknowledged not dismissed.

So the house slaves had it soooooooo much better than those poor field slaves. They got the wings instead of the gizzards