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[Barbie Dangerous]

Fuck you.

[Nine]

She's clearly mixed race, and not just black. If they call that coloured in South Africa and that's what she wants to be called than that should be the end of that.

As long as she's not turning her nose up at her black side, then what's the problem.

 

Black Americans desperately clinging to the one-drop rule and trying to claim every biracial and mixed race person with African ancestry as black is cringy. Free yourself from the white supremacist thinking.

[stillpretty]

Fuck you.

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u know its true.

and fas put her evil creole heel into this mess

[Barbie Dangerous]

https://x.com/mobzworld/status/1801327486749577457

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Exactly what she should've said in the interview.

[stillpretty]

https://x.com/mobzworld/status/1801327486749577457

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Exactly what she should've said in the interview.

cuz Charlamagne is the perfect person to dive into that with

her team played this one smart.

Char definitely would have tried to make her say something to start some mess

He undoubtedly woulda tried to pull her down a rabbit hole.

Again, it's like fas having a song called "creole" , versus sitting down with someone like charlamagne and letting him dissect her ancestry on the airwaves .

Two different things

Fas woulda skipped the question too.

And then went on a channel/platform SHE controls to speak on it if and as she wanted to.

[Barbie Dangerous]

It's actually completely different from the Creole conversation. Beyonce has always said that she was black, mentioning her Creole background doesn't take away from that. Tyla is majority South Asian but trying to capitalize off of the black American market.

[stillpretty]

It's actually completely different from the Creole conversation. Beyonce has always said that she was black, mentioning her Creole background doesn't take away from that. Tyla is majority South Asian but trying to capitalize off of the black American market.

"Coloured" does not mean "majority South Asian".

it's a mixture of multiple racial backgrounds in varying degrees - depending on the family, just as she broke it down in the post you shared luv.

by definition:

Coloureds (Afrikaans: Kleurlinge) refers to members of multiracial ethnic communities in South Africa who may have ancestry from African, European, and Asian people

the way you're kinda attacking and almost intentionally misunderstanding her now (and redefining her identity, even after you literally just shared a post of her explaining it completely sfsffbsbsfsfbfs) is probably why she's become very careful about where and how she breaks it down.

but ultimately her publicly saying she's "Coloured" months/years ago was enough. The information is on the internet!!!

they aren't some rare, mystical group of people that many haven't heard of or documented before. Google the tea!

[Barbie Dangerous]

It's actually completely different from the Creole conversation. Beyonce has always said that she was black, mentioning her Creole background doesn't take away from that. Tyla is majority South Asian but trying to capitalize off of the black American market.

"Coloured" does not mean "majority South Asian".

it's a mixture of multiple racial backgrounds in varying degrees

I'm aware. Never said being "coloured" meant South Asian. I'm saying SHE is majority South Asian.

https://x.com/pjenkins1931/status/1801311821439107251

[Barbie Dangerous]

but ultimately her publicly saying she's "Coloured" months/years ago was enough. The information is on the internet!!!

they aren't some rare, mystical group of people that many haven't heard of or documented before. Google the tea!

Which is why she should've left it there and stood in it. Instead, she and her team are trying to take advantage of her physical ambiguity.

[stillpretty]

It's actually completely different from the Creole conversation. Beyonce has always said that she was black, mentioning her Creole background doesn't take away from that. Tyla is majority South Asian but trying to capitalize off of the black American market.

"Coloured" does not mean "majority South Asian".

it's a mixture of multiple racial backgrounds in varying degrees

I'm aware. Never said being "coloured" meant South Asian. I'm saying SHE is majority South Asian.

https://x.com/pjenkins1931/status/1801311821439107251

people are going by how she looks.

her PHENOTYPE.

There are a lot of mixed people who end up looking very "Indian" - even those with no actual Indian mixture.

there are people who are assumed to be half/half mixed when they arent.

There are people like Rashida Jones who play roles of White women cuz she passes as a whole White woman to many, even though she has a Black father.

go by the history, not phenotype.

[Barbie Dangerous]

She's clearly mixed race, and not just black. If they call that coloured in South Africa and that's what she wants to be called than that should be the end of that.

As long as she's not turning her nose up at her black side, then what's the problem.

 

Black Americans desperately clinging to the one-drop rule and trying to claim every biracial and mixed race person with African ancestry as black is cringy. Free yourself from the white supremacist thinking.

Black Americans need to move away from that rule and she/her team need to stop taking advantage of it imo.

[Barbie Dangerous]

It's actually completely different from the Creole conversation. Beyonce has always said that she was black, mentioning her Creole background doesn't take away from that. Tyla is majority South Asian but trying to capitalize off of the black American market.

"Coloured" does not mean "majority South Asian".

it's a mixture of multiple racial backgrounds in varying degrees

I'm aware. Never said being "coloured" meant South Asian. I'm saying SHE is majority South Asian.

https://x.com/pjenkins1931/status/1801311821439107251

people are going by how she looks.

her PHENOTYPE.

There are a lot of mixed people who end up looking very "Indian" - even those with no actual Indian mixture.

there are people who are assumed to be half/half mixed when they arent.

There are people like Rashida Jones who play roles of White women cuz she passes as a whole White woman to many, even though she has a Black father.

go by the history, not phenotype.

We can SEE Rashida's black parent, right?

[stillpretty]

It's actually completely different from the Creole conversation. Beyonce has always said that she was black, mentioning her Creole background doesn't take away from that. Tyla is majority South Asian but trying to capitalize off of the black American market.

"Coloured" does not mean "majority South Asian".

it's a mixture of multiple racial backgrounds in varying degrees

I'm aware. Never said being "coloured" meant South Asian. I'm saying SHE is majority South Asian.

https://x.com/pjenkins1931/status/1801311821439107251

people are going by how she looks.

her PHENOTYPE.

There are a lot of mixed people who end up looking very "Indian" - even those with no actual Indian mixture.

there are people who are assumed to be half/half mixed when they arent.

There are people like Rashida Jones who play roles of White women cuz she passes as a whole White woman to many, even though she has a Black father.

go by the history, not phenotype.

We can SEE Rashida's black parent, right?

Now if Rashida had a child and that child said "im of mixed ancestry....my mothers half Black" and showed people Rashida's picture

they'd say "are u sure boo? that look like a white woman  "

thats what ur doing to Tyla now. questioning and redefining her identity

and obviously everyone knows who Quincy Jones is but I'm using Rashida as an example.

[Barbie Dangerous]

It's actually completely different from the Creole conversation. Beyonce has always said that she was black, mentioning her Creole background doesn't take away from that. Tyla is majority South Asian but trying to capitalize off of the black American market.

"Coloured" does not mean "majority South Asian".

it's a mixture of multiple racial backgrounds in varying degrees

I'm aware. Never said being "coloured" meant South Asian. I'm saying SHE is majority South Asian.

https://x.com/pjenkins1931/status/1801311821439107251

people are going by how she looks.

her PHENOTYPE.

There are a lot of mixed people who end up looking very "Indian" - even those with no actual Indian mixture.

there are people who are assumed to be half/half mixed when they arent.

There are people like Rashida Jones who play roles of White women cuz she passes as a whole White woman to many, even though she has a Black father.

go by the history, not phenotype.

We can SEE Rashida's black parent, right?

Now if Rashida had a child and that child said "im of mixed ancestry....my mothers half Black" and showed people Rashida's picture

they'd say "are u sure boo? that look like a white woman  "

thats what ur doing to Tyla now. questioning and redefining her identity

She's mixed and SAID that she's mixed. Not all mixed people are black. People were wrong to question her coloured statement but I understand how someone could feel she was trying to separate herself from black people in a negative way especially when she's benefiting from that group of people.

She and her team are trying to remain coy because she needs the black American market.

[stillpretty]

It's actually completely different from the Creole conversation. Beyonce has always said that she was black, mentioning her Creole background doesn't take away from that. Tyla is majority South Asian but trying to capitalize off of the black American market.

"Coloured" does not mean "majority South Asian".

it's a mixture of multiple racial backgrounds in varying degrees

I'm aware. Never said being "coloured" meant South Asian. I'm saying SHE is majority South Asian.

https://x.com/pjenkins1931/status/1801311821439107251

people are going by how she looks.

her PHENOTYPE.

There are a lot of mixed people who end up looking very "Indian" - even those with no actual Indian mixture.

there are people who are assumed to be half/half mixed when they arent.

There are people like Rashida Jones who play roles of White women cuz she passes as a whole White woman to many, even though she has a Black father.

go by the history, not phenotype.

We can SEE Rashida's black parent, right?

Now if Rashida had a child and that child said "im of mixed ancestry....my mothers half Black" and showed people Rashida's picture

they'd say "are u sure boo? that look like a white woman  "

thats what ur doing to Tyla now. questioning and redefining her identity

She's mixed and SAID that she's mixed.

i think shes mixed too. so what's the argument here?

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Coloured people are multi-racial by ancestry, and it's reflected in their phenotype.
shes of mixed heritage and she looks it.

i don't think she's a "Black woman".