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both of the hadid sisters supposedly dating black men
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pettyofficerj
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Just saying....if ur going to support delusions......support them all
They are so similar in every way.....
andreboba
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RIght. This is what I mean by passing. Clearly more White than Black, but their cultural identification and the racial classification system in the U.S. puts them on Team Black
.I've met like maybe 3-4 Black folk who looked like this my entire life and as soon as they spend more than 2 minutes explaining their 'Blackness', I'm thinking this poor fool doesn't own a mirror.lol
But seriously...!
CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveaux
However when you see her profile, it's no question part of her gene pool comes from the motherland.:drinkers:
pettyofficerj
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RIght. This is what I mean by passing. Clearly more White than Black, but their cultural identification and the racial classification system in the U.S. puts them on Team Black
Wait, I can be on Team Black without actually looking 'black' (and thereby incurring all of society's wrath towards black people)
Beasty
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Caitlyn ...i mean tdk...vanessa williams will not pass...those others will. Can u see the difference?
RIght. This is what I mean by passing. Clearly more White than Black, but their cultural identification and the racial classification system in the U.S. puts them on Team Black
I've met like maybe 3-4 Black folk who looked like this my entire life and as soon as they spend more than 2 minutes explaining their 'Blackness', I'm thinking this poor fool doesn't own a mirror.lol
But seriously...!
CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveauxis from Louisiana and her family is Creole, but most of her family I'd recognize as Black. But not all of them right off the jump.
However when you see her profile, it's no question part of her gene pool comes from the motherland.:drinkers:
Wait, I can be on Team Black without actually looking 'black' (and thereby incurring all of society's wrath towards black people)
i said she cant ...uncle ruckus
i said no way she will pass for white...latino maybe...not white.
flaminghetero
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RIght. This is what I mean by passing. Clearly more White than Black, but their cultural identification and the racial classification system in the U.S. puts them on Team Black
I've met like maybe 3-4 Black folk who looked like this my entire life and as soon as they spend more than 2 minutes explaining their 'Blackness', I'm thinking this poor fool doesn't own a mirror.lol
So whites control who's on Team Black.
Who else lets somebody else determine who they are..Especially their enemy?
Jews don't let Nazis tell them how many drops makes one a Jew.
If they did they'd be fucked forever.
Palestinians don't let the Israelis tell them how many drops makes one a Palestinian.
If they did they'd be a worldwide laughing stock,stuck on stupid.
But of course..
Jews and Palestinians are a Patriarchal brotherhood.
Tdk is taking a shit in ankle high weeds thinking no one is gonna see him
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orejon4
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Wait, I can be on Team Black without actually looking 'black' (and thereby incurring all of society's wrath towards black people)
Well, the knowledge that they were black caused them to incur all of society's wrath. The white political class categorized and treated them as such, regardless of what anyone thought. They hit them with the old "What do you call a black man with a...(insert characteristic)?"
Sorry to disagree with you again (for the umpteenth time, lol) flaming, but it's not that cut and dry. There are a variety of ways people both define themselves and are defined in society. To speak to your Jewish example:
- the orthodox definition of "Jewish" is either born of a Jewish mother or a convert
- the modern mass (reform Jewish-defined, including the political classification used by Israel) definition of "Jewish" is an adherent of Judaism, or someone culturally or ethnically from any of the multiple groups that have ever been adherents to the Jewish faith (including Jewish converts, like Bob Dylan's flirtation with Jews For Christ), regardless of maternity
- the way Hitler and the Nazis defined them (all of the above and anyone else with a suspiciously pronounced nose, accent, hair texture, intellectual bent, et al) regardless of their religion/ethnicity.
So you see, there is no 'Soul Patrol' in charge of defining anyone's ethnicity. It is a complex mix of racial and cultural affinity and traits. The one-drop rule is a historical aberration, but it shapes how people are grouped / segregated and thus, their cultural affinity.
With regard to Palestinians, they don't have a ethnic police structure, either. It is heterogeneous and includes Muslims, Christians, et al. People are not as fixed and determinate as your comments would seem to indicate.
RIght. This is what I mean by passing. Clearly more White than Black, but their cultural identification and the racial classification system in the U.S. puts them on Team Black
I've met like maybe 3-4 Black folk who looked like this my entire life and as soon as they spend more than 2 minutes explaining their 'Blackness', I'm thinking this poor fool doesn't own a mirror.lol
But seriously...!
CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveauxis from Louisiana and her family is Creole, but most of her family I'd recognize as Black. But not all of them right off the jump.
However when you see her profile, it's no question part of her gene pool comes from the motherland.:drinkers:
The conservative whites that were in the majority everywhere I have ever lived or visited in the US (except maybe NYC) treated these people as black as the ace of spades. At least in Missouri and Illinois growing up (and all through the south driving home to FL), white people that I have encountered don't play that. They police whiteness like the Stasi in East Germany - no one gets in or out. Light-skinned/multiracial blacks didn't get any light-skin privilege. Maybe if people look like this and deny it and no one knows, perhaps. But until Barack Obama's presidency, I never heard any 'biracial' inclusive talk from whites either, unless they were at my communist youth group picnics, lol.
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flaminghetero
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Jewish men are the heirs...not the females.
The men run that shit.
The point I was trying to make about the Palestinians and Jews is that,they don't let their enemy tell them who they are and how many drops it takes to make them.
We're supposed to be free...We can't hold onto racial definitions from slavery and Jim Crow days.
As for light skinned Blacks...
Most of their privileges are in the Black community.
White folks might treat them like shit be we treat them like Gods.
This mulatto fetish we have is unique amongst all races of mankind.
The Dark King
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The man has a point
orejon4
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Correct on the inheritance question, but if you don't come from a Jewish mother, those who believe in male inheritance don't believe you are a Jew in the first place. My point was that there is no definition per se. Even internally among Jews and other groups there is a diversity of opinion and people determine on a personal basis what to accept.
True, but within those groups there is no singular or internally set definition. As for black acceptance of light-skinned blacks, in the African-American community, the first appearance of those children was often as the product of slave rapes and, credit to those mothers, they chose to care for and love those children regardless of the violence perpetrated by their fathers. Those early African women claimed their children as their own, not their fathers'. And there is a clear historical trend in the community of being all-inclusive. As a people who are a product of the violence and horror of the slave trade, a purity rule isn't really feasible for us. Again, I subscribe to the color/culture/consciousness concept that was a part of the Black Power Movement. If you have a mix of these factors, you're black. You don't have to be 100% anything, because we are all on a continuum in the Diaspora.
As for the exaltation of lighter-skinned people within a community, have you talked to an Arab lately and asked them about their fetish for blondes and sandy-haired children? Or Asian obsession with European eyelids and lighter skin (even as they harass mixed-race Asian children in their societies? Or indigenous Latinos dying their hair and attempting to "marry up" or "improve the race" (a common statement in the Latino community when you intermarry and produce half-European children)? Even Mediterranean whites have this problem in their culture (my ex had a complex about blondes that would put the guys on this forum to shame). Black people are not unique in this regard. It manifests itself differently but every group has a variant of it. It is a legacy of Northern European white supremacy.
http://inamerica.blogs.cnn.com/2012/12/09/black-in-america-its-not-just-about-the-color-of-your-skin/
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The Dark King
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But isn't weird that we worship the traits left by the rapist
Straight hair light skin light eyes are far more desirable in our community
orejon4
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I just added a paragraph speaking to this. Black people are not alone in this. Everyone on the earth has a variant of this. It's a natural consequence of being dominated by a single group for 500 years. Hell, you can hear vestiges of it in the Germany vs. Greek EU fiscal crisis discussion (primitive, lazy, "flawed" civilization and culture, etc).
http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/25/health/asian-beauty/
http://campaignme.com/2013/11/17/15215/perceptions-of-beauty-in-the-arab-world/
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The Dark King
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And this is why we're doomed as a species
orejon4
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I don't think so. It all balances out in the end. Increasing diversity, population explosion outside of Europe, increased intermarriage, etc. Not tomorrow, but eventually. The Huns, Vandals and Visigoths brought down Rome.
Interracial relationships are feared by people who pofit off of racism....on any side of the fence ...but then they will find something
orejon4
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This. And by those who fear change, any change at all.