They are definitely black. That does not make them African American the way that phrase has been defined.
Don't hide behind an acronym to mask your love for orange massa. When we ask "what will X do for black ppl?' nobody in their right fukking mind means just a section of black ppl. You play dumb yet you saw exactly what I posted about division between black ppl, don't in insult me
talking bout white supremacist talking points
BLACKS WERE SAYING
THIS YEARS BEFORE TRUMP EVER UTTERED IT.
WHERE DO YOU THINK HE GOT IT FROM?
But aint this you?
some of these quotes are from this YEAR 
one drop rule believers
b-b-b-bu-bu-but his great grand uncle ancestors could have been raped by a Black..
kill this one drop rule bullshyt in the next census and give Black people back their identity..
Now some confused one drop fags will argue his child is African American..please do not insult us
Amber a cac..
One drop rule has made people sound like bleeding idiots.
the floating goal post
THIS YEARS BEFORE TRUMP EVER UTTERED IT.
WHERE DO YOU THINK HE GOT IT FROM?
Like there isn't a white on white war going on with Russia vs Ukraine. Man I hate a "wez the only race dat"
www.vox.com
Yall really want to culturally erase black americans its wild. I cant move to Jamaica and start calling myself a Maroon can I?the floating goal post
how do you even qualify this...
anyone you don't like isn't culturally acronym gang. anyone you do is. at least you've moved on from using hairlines as a marker for ethnicity instead of DNA in 2024
you catching up
snippet:Why Kamala Harris shouldn’t have to choose between identifying as Black or South Asian
As the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants, Harris is biracial. But America still doesn’t know how to talk about multiracial people.
In her 2019 autobiography, The Truths We Hold, Harris wrote of how her Indian mother raised her with an appreciation for Indian culture, cooking her daughters Indian food, giving them Indian jewelry, and taking them on trips abroad to visit extended family. But Harris wrote that she was also keenly aware that the world would perceive her and her sister as Black women first and foremost: “My mother understood very well that she was raising two black daughters. She knew that her adopted homeland would see Maya and me as black girls, and she was determined to make sure we would grow into confident, proud black women.”
Did you go to a hbcu?
