I hope u figure this out
In terms of self Esteem just remember most of these bytches ain't worth shyt and you are worthy of someone
What race do you consider me?
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I hope u figure this out
In terms of self Esteem just remember most of these bytches ain't worth shyt and you are worthy of someone
Are you in therapy?
Are you in shape? Are you taking care of yourself?
What’s the reason u haven’t paid for some p*ssy?
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What’s your team?
Two questions:
1) A. Before you got the DNA information what did you put on forms?
B. On your driver's license?
C. How would your parents describe you?
2) After you got the DNA what have you put on documents/forms?
I think calling someone a "Tragic Mulatto" is demeaning as fuuck, b/se the phrase puts the onus on an individual that had zero control on their genotype or phenotype. It's more so the "Tragic Society" that a multiracial person has to navigate through with their inner and outer conflict, that's the issue.
That's the nature of the beast though, "Tragic Mulatto" is just a centuries old way of describing what society recognizes will be the inner turmoil a person of that background will have at some point. Nobody alive created it. We all just live in the aftermath of it and work to make the society hospitable to all within it and hopefully not over complicate the complexity aka Cablanasian
Call yourself whatever you think fits.
1) A. Before you got the DNA information what did you put on forms?
B. On your driver's license?
C. How would your parents describe you?
2) After you got the DNA what have you put on documents/forms?
I think calling someone a "Tragic Mulatto" is demeaning as fuuck, b/se the phrase puts the onus on an individual that had zero control on their genotype or phenotype. It's more so the "Tragic Society" that a multiracial person has to navigate through with their inner and outer conflict, that's the issue.
That's the nature of the beast though, "Tragic Mulatto" is just a centuries old way of describing what society recognizes will be the inner turmoil a person of that background will have at some point. Nobody alive created it. We all just live in the aftermath of it and work to make the society hospitable to all within it and hopefully not over complicate the complexity aka Cablanasian
Call yourself whatever you think fits.
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King_Kamala61
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This is why I won't have kids from any other race but a black woman. These mixed race kids got self esteem issues.
He isn't black...he better off saying he Hispanic with African ancestry.
He isn't black...he better off saying he Hispanic with African ancestry.
have you considered fukking an escort
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hope you’re working on your health/weight brudda-brudda. if you hate the idea of a gym and being judged, start doing calisthenics at home in addition to eating less breads and (added) sugar.
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oh you white, breh. a just accept it and move on
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Be a whyte person, brehs
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I think there's 3 angles to racial identification:
How people perceive you based on your phenotype/looks.
How you perceive yourself.
What your DNA breakdown shows.
I'm 88% West/Central African, reasonably dark-skinned with nappy hair and a family that barely has any light skinned people. Lightest person is my mom (think Beyonce or Tina Knowles color)...but she's somehow MORE African than I am at 90%.
For me....it's easy to say I'm Black/ADOS/African American.
Folks that are more mixed or racially ambiguous looking? They gotta actually think about that question.
How people perceive you based on your phenotype/looks.
How you perceive yourself.
What your DNA breakdown shows.
I'm 88% West/Central African, reasonably dark-skinned with nappy hair and a family that barely has any light skinned people. Lightest person is my mom (think Beyonce or Tina Knowles color)...but she's somehow MORE African than I am at 90%.
For me....it's easy to say I'm Black/ADOS/African American.
Folks that are more mixed or racially ambiguous looking? They gotta actually think about that question.
oh you white, breh. a just accept it and move on
@RedCloakBlackWraithe why do you consider me white? Please break it down for me.
numbers break down to it.40% euro 37% blk.