Her father is half “Jamaican” and half Irish descendent
That has not been proven/shown.
Her father is half “Jamaican” and half Irish descendent
/r/conspiracy has been a white supremacist subreddit for well over a decade.
I guess they think it’ll hurt the black voteYeah I don't understand why they are trying to ignore her Indian heritage. Her being of mixed ancestry and succeeding is an example of the America they want to promote.
She is still black to you people though.It may not be 100% but it’s close enough. Just based on the last 3 generations in her family she is at MOST be 25% black
None of this matters though because lineage is not more important than culture. She was raised in Indian culture by her mother… in Canada. Calling her a black woman is disrespectful to the black culture and experience. Being black is more than just lineage.
Doesn't her father also have some Indian ancestry or is that false? I have seen that claim floated around.she's just as black as obama.
another c00n ass suspected cac giving trump the benefit of the doubt.Those federal employees include those that are in research and design in the Aviation sector . Those folks will end up in the private sector . It’s not some only “Targeting black dmv” workers nonsense that the coli was on.
It’s not going to just harm the black middle class..but middle and low class people in general. Which is why I’m not voting for a party that has members that embrace it .
Is project 2025 going to take us back to Jim Crow like some ppl act like ..No
Most black people don't care. Are black children raised by non black adoptive parents not black despite not growing up in a black household? Would you make this argument? My guess not.It may not be 100% but it’s close enough. Just based on the last 3 generations in her family she is at MOST be 25% black
None of this matters though because lineage is not more important than culture. She was raised in Indian culture by her mother… in Canada. Calling her a black woman is disrespectful to the black culture and experience. Being black is more than just lineage.
This article covers the life of Kamala Harris prior to her tenure as Attorney General of California. Kamala Devi Harris was born in Oakland, California in 1964 to biologist Shyamala Gopalan and economist Donald J. Harris. The Harris family moved to various locations in the Midwestern United States from 1966 to 1970, when she moved back to California. At the age of twelves she moved to Montreal, Quebec, where she attended school through her first year of college. She then attended Howard University and the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco.
In her early career she served as Alameda County Deputy District Attorney, then San Francisco County Assistant District Attorney, and then running the Family and Children's Services Division in the San Francisco City Attorney's Office. She was then elected to two terms as District Attorney of San Francisco during 2004–2011.
literally avoiding fba/ados lineage and ethnicity because they know dodo bird negroes subscribe to "im just regular black" blanket blackness ideology. The outside observer sees that stupidity and simply takes advantage of it
Your opinion in these threads should be ignored. You're a proud Trump supporter. How can you claim to care about 'fba/ados' and support that? Are you ever going to explain it or are you going to keep running away?Trump 2024
That's crazy and, in a way, disrespectfulI guess they think it’ll hurt the black vote
I don’t think that would be the case though.
They’re smarter than me and I assume they have data to back up their plan
She is still black to you people though.
Anyone who brings up percentages is automatic suspect.
This is why the blackness narrative is such a simple minded construct that needs to be left in the 20th century along with negro, colored, etc
4. People of African descent are far too diverse to be grouped into a monolithic category like “black”
She’s not black to meShe is still black to you people though.
Anyone who brings up percentages is automatic suspect.