Why do some black people claim obviously mixed people as black?

IllmaticDelta

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another example from the mid atlantic

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Rock Newman (afram-black identified)


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His mom @ 20:00 and they tell him his DNA (80% white and 20% african multi gen,not biracial. You get this @ 30:24). At 28:10 he talks about one of those "special" areas around his way in Maryland with nothing but light skinned blacks. 31:13 Dr Kittles was like ":leon:I know about that area in Maryland" :heh:.Kittles then talks about these historically light skinned communities of Aframs on the East Coast @ 32:23




...the kicker to the point Im about to hit on is that this dude is most likely of the same stock as the Piscataway Indians based on his surname but doesn't identify with that sub label

We-Sorts (also Wesorts) is a name (regarded as derogatory by some) for a group of Native Americans in Maryland who are from the Piscataway tribe. The Piscataway were powerful at the time of European encounter. Many individuals with the surnames Proctor, Newman, Savoy, Queen, Butler, Thompson, Swann, Gray, and Harley claim that Native heritage. Historian Frank Sweet lists "Wesorts" as among a group of "derogatory epithets given by mainstream society, not self-labels".[1] Additionally, "Some members of the Piscataway Indian groups now consider the name Wesort derogatory."[2]

In the early 1930s, weekend-farmer Alice Ferguson noticed that people were finding small artifacts in her fields and decided to do some digging around, according to newspaper reports. Between 1935 and 1939, she uncovered at least five mass-burial pits containing the 300-year-old remains of about 500 Piscataway Indians. Over the years, she gave most of the remains, the bones from about 467 individuals, to the Smithsonian Institution. She called the trust to come pick up what was left—the very partial remains of 36 individuals—said Hughes. The trust has determined that the remains are of Piscataway Indians. Alice and Henry Ferguson wrote and the Alice Ferguson Foundation published The Piscataway Indians of Southern Maryland in 1960. State officials say that most of the about 25,000 American Indians who live in Maryland are Piscataway.

 
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another example from the mid atlantic

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Rock Newman (afram-black identified)


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His mom @ 20:00 and they tell him his DNA (80% white and 20% african multi gen,not biracial. You get this @ 30:24). At 28:10 he talks about one of those "special" areas around his way in Maryland with nothing but light skinned blacks. 31:13 Dr Kittles was like ":leon:I know about that area in Maryland" :heh:.Kittles then talks about these historically light skinned communities of Aframs on the East Coast @ 32:23




...the kicker to the point Im about to hit on is that this dude is most likely of the same stock as the Piscataway Indians based on his surname but doesn't identify with that sub label


take a nap cac..no body other than your lap dogs Poiter and Barnett is moved by Wolfgang Puck and the rest of the flabby criscos you've posted leeching off and mocking our culture/heritage:camby:

for the last time Maryland lightskin population isn't unique/noteworthy...do i have to post another gallery of the average black Maylander again:comeon:

didn't ' watch the video but that old conkey is rice skin not lightskin and has some audacity using his platform to spread white supremacist falsehood about the black community...clearly this pigskin wigger is an agent:pacspit:
 
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another example from the mid atlantic

EfSXrmo.jpg


Rock Newman (afram-black identified)


pnarKQB.gif


SIS5Gl3.gif



815afwh.gif


GSxw0d4.gif


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His mom @ 20:00 and they tell him his DNA (80% white and 20% african multi gen,not biracial. You get this @ 30:24). At 28:10 he talks about one of those "special" areas around his way in Maryland with nothing but light skinned blacks. 31:13 Dr Kittles was like ":leon:I know about that area in Maryland" :heh:.Kittles then talks about these historically light skinned communities of Aframs on the East Coast @ 32:23




...the kicker to the point Im about to hit on is that this dude is most likely of the same stock as the Piscataway Indians based on his surname but doesn't identify with that sub label


LOL I saw that Donahue interview a few months ago, it tripped me out. I thought Newman was just white and cats were stupid to let this dude speak up on Black issues, turns out he's a fifth Black.
 

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LOL I saw that Donahue interview a few months ago, it tripped me out. I thought Newman was just white and cats were stupid to let this dude speak up on Black issues, turns out he's a fifth Black.


yeah, he's a true soul brotha:wow:

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"black" people didn't come up with the One Drop Rule as a rule, that's a white american creation but mixed looking AfroEuopeans in the USA were definitely "One Dropping" themselves as "Black" or "negro" before white people created the rule/law.
Finally found the post! THis is where homie was saying black people came up with "one drop rule" Enjoy

http://www.thecoli.com/posts/18876560/

One if your own brehs claiming African Americans started the one drop rule
 
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