both of the hadid sisters supposedly dating black men

Some of the most continuous, uninterrupted lineage and culture on earth. Other than them I can't think of anyone except maybe Papuans & New Caledonians in Oceania and Pygmies, Xhosa and Kung in Africa that are so ancient.

Love this post. The Amazon as well has ancient tribes. There's also another recently discovered culture l read about, but if you get too close, they will try to kill you. Must find the story..
 
do you know any dominicans? they vary. i know some who are very pro black.


Yup. Gotta be careful with that. I know a lot of West Indians who embrace their 'Blackness' as Americans, the difference is they love to point out that culture is more than Skin color.

BTW I've NEVER heard the Rock, Vin Diesel or Jeter describe themselves as Black.
I think deep down they see themselves as biracial, which they are.
 
That's not what he said , tdk i agree with you, I'm being funny but how many hot combs you think her momma ran thru her head growing up, the answer is none and for us that does not make her black ( if her momma call her clay I'm gonna call her clay)


Don't believe the hype. Vanessa Williams' hair is still highly processed. If she went 6 months without going to a salon she'd be rocking an Afro.

She's not like Mariah Carey who has naturally straight-ish, curly hair.

In 50-100 years if America is still around, I wonder how this country will view race??

Sure there will still be Black folk with my complexion, but you're literally going to have millions of people with a Black grandparent or a half-White father/mother who never will be mistaken for Black.

Michael Strahan's daughters to me look really ambiguous at times and when they were even younger I bet most people who didn't know who their father was thought they weren't Black.

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Either being Black won't carry the historical stigma usually associated with the term, or being White is going to be redefined.


Personally I think the majority of Americans in the 22nd century are going to be some shade of brown, from pale tan to dark chocolate, like Brazil.
 
well stated....racists and bigots on both sides of the fence is hating this future


Don't believe the hype. Vanessa Williams' hair is still highly processed. If she went 6 months without going to a salon she'd be rocking an Afro.

She's not like Mariah Carey who has naturally straight-ish, curly hair.

In 50-100 years if America is still around, I wonder how this country will view race??

Sure there will still be Black folk with my complexion, but you're literally going to have millions of people with a Black grandparent or a half-White father/mother who never will be mistaken for Black.

Michael Strahan's daughters to me look really ambiguous at times and when they were even younger I bet most people who didn't know who their father was thought they weren't Black.

1415661852419_Image_galleryImage_Michael_Strahan_Instagram.JPG




Either being Black won't carry the historical stigma usually associated with the term, or being White is going to be redefined.


Personally I think the majority of Americans in the 22nd century are going to be some shade of brown, from pale tan to dark chocolate, like Brazil.
 
Yup. Gotta be careful with that. I know a lot of West Indians who embrace their 'Blackness' as Americans, the difference is they love to point out that culture is more than Skin color.

BTW I've NEVER heard the Rock, Vin Diesel or Jeter describe themselves as Black.
I think deep down they see themselves as biracial, which they are.

they do claim biracial because they are. i was only calling out tdk's hypocrisy. he will claim a biracial if they are dating a pawg.
 
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i agree with tdk to a point on this one...i was in the military and there is some of that going on...rosie talked on this....see video

raven is a colorstruck fool. it goes on but it's not everyone.
 
That's not what he said , tdk i agree with you, I'm being funny but how many hot combs you think her momma ran thru her head growing up, the answer is none and for us that does not make her black ( if her momma call her clay I'm gonna call her clay)

black ppl come in all types don't let white supremacy fool you.
 
Yup. Gotta be careful with that. I know a lot of West Indians who embrace their 'Blackness' as Americans, the difference is they love to point out that culture is more than Skin color.

BTW I've NEVER heard the Rock, Vin Diesel or Jeter describe themselves as Black.
I think deep down they see themselves as biracial, which they are.

Pretty much and nothing is wrong with that. Vin and Dwayne are lucky they found fam though because under different circumstances they would be treated differently.

And as a person of Caribbean background I recognize my blackness especially as it pertains to this country but can't I recognize the difference in upbringing and culture as well.
 
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