IllmaticDelta
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Is this guy African American?
he's "African American" in the broader sense (black people in America) but he's not ethnically AfroAmerican
Why is Poitier an insecure fakkit? Alway pickin on other black groups :dahell:
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he's "African American" in the broader sense (black people in America) but he's not ethnically AfroAmerican
are you cac?
This...
Influenced this.
Influenced this.
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
Is this guy African American?
If i move to jamaica and me and my wife have kids. Are our kids jamaican. Like someone born from two jamaican parents in a jamaican household/culture
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
I was going to mention that but it's ancestry/heritage his white side didn't know about until recently
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
You mean slave owner ancestry, right?
nope
Ancestry.com announced on July 30, 2012, after using a combination of old documents and yDNA analysis, that Dunham's mother may have been descended from African John Punch, who was an indentured servant/slave in seventeenth-century colonial Virginia.[12][13]
he is a very unique case
ROFLMAO.... you're referring to John Punch, i presume.. So any white person who has a drop of african blood in their blood line and who lived in the US from 1776 to present day is african american ethnically... Okay, I'm done with this.. You guys are right. I'm wrong. I admit defeat.
If i move to jamaica and me and my wife have kids. Are our kids jamaican. Like someone born from two jamaican parents in a jamaican household/culture
Nationality and Race are two different things.
Biscayne
Ocean air
fukkin watch yourself, i may not be a famous poster but i dont lie. my word is bond son
but does he have to constantly shyt on us african and caribbean brehs in the process
EDIT: man i grew up boston and most of us round here are not on someshyt
Invisible Communities, Part 4: Haitians Say They’re Haitian, Not African-American
“If you’re in Haiti and you look at the black community here, what do you see? It’s hip-hop,” says Alix Cantave, the associate director of the Trotter Institute for the Study of Black Culture at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
“It’s housing projects,” Cantave says. “It’s all these things, so that’s the image they migrate with. It’s the perception that it’s everything not to do, in a way, between the adults. So you don’t want your children to go and imitate African-American behavior.”
But African-American is an ETHNICITY...
