M.O.N.E.Y.
No lie
Blackness is more in the background. People are always more interested in where you're from, or where your parents are from, because you sure as hell did not originate here.By who?
Would you consider Aborigines black?
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thernbroom
Superstar
I try to back as often as i can breh, i can point out where i'm really from can you :drakewtf:
if you meant go back, then there's a good chance you have parents and grandparents from africa, right?
On the contrary, whites see all ethnic groups with light skin of European descent as part of their tribe. So even while whites are clear minority regarding world population, their unity and pledge of allegiance to their race/tribe allows them to dominate all others.
Uou don't even accept all people classified as black here in amerikkka.
No, no it's not. You need to travel, and not spew half truths and lies some anonymous person on an internet forum told you. Legally, "Black" is written into the census data of Britain, Canada, Jamaica, Barbados, almost every African country etc. to denote a person of sub-Saharan African descent.
Roughly 50%. Really any percentage is better than 0% like Aborigines (self evident).
They are literally as "black" as white people, Asians, Amerindians, Polynesians.
Tell me, Ghost Utmost, what makes a person "black"? Skin color
Science still does not have a great understanding of Dna genetics other than who's the father
Other than their hair the original aboriginials not their admixed children have black features a long with skin tone
Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
Dumbest thing ive heard on here in awhileI don't consider anyone whose not AA as being black
Anyone outside of America, I go by nationality.
Aizen
Absolute Sovereign
I remember watching a traveling show and a white American asked an Australian Aborigine "What do you view yourself as?" The Aborigine looked at the white guy and said something like "Whitto" (white man) while pointing at the white guy and pointed to himself and said something like "Moauri" (Black Man). Then a black guy standing next to the white guy was laughing and said, "I could have told you that." I'm not sure why the white guy thought the Aborigine wouldn't consider himself black but the other black guy who was watching thought the whole conversation was hilarious.
Threads like this show you how truly stupid (and arrogant) the majority of the Coli really is.
thernbroom
Superstar
yeah breh grandparents
MaxBundles
Veteran
Happened to me 1st time in Junior HS, the girl looked black and had brown skin where mine is very light. I thought, if I know I'm black then so does she. She hit me withand said "I'm not black
I'm Panamanian". I tried to explain that that was her nationality not her race and she got mad
. I stopped talking to her ass for good then. Ran into her years later as I was graduating college (so I needed to pick up my HS transcript) and she was working as a security guard at my old high school. Talked to her about 5 minutes before she started bragging about the baby she had with a Trinidadian that looks Asian
LOL
I often meet Black people from other countries and they always present themselves as such, never heard anyone say "I'm not Black I'm Haitian" or something like that.
My wife and in-laws are all from Mozambique, they call themselves Black.
On the contrary, whites see all ethnic groups with light skin of European descent as part of their tribe. So even while whites are clear minority regarding world population, their unity and pledge of allegiance to their race/tribe allows them to dominate all others.
this is a half truth, its like saying all americans italians, germans, jews, irish, accept eachother as members of the tribe, when they dont. just like koreans, japanese, chinese don't accept eachother as a part of the tribe.
now under the umbrella of general whiteness against other ethnic groups, you're right; they stick together. which is why i said african americans being labeled as black needs changing, because we're still our own tribe--and no, your half white people still dont belong in the group either.
some of u should re-think your idea of blackness. "cacs treated them badly" does not = black, and you should really wonder why you're (1) defining black as a negative experience and (2) including cac actions in your definition
it's funny, when we all see other groups distance themselves from "american black" by referring to nationality first, i never see you posters speaking out.
yet, when i as a black american, distance myself from being lumped in every other black ethnic group, there's a problem
