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[Bentley. HARRIS!]

Guys .. what did you think was happening when our ancestors were RAPED by pale skins

Because a bby could come out lighter, and one could come out darker ....  and be separated for LIFE

Is the lighter child just supposed to forget that it's THEIR mother 

The fact that you may be sitting next to somebody that looks like her, and not even know it's your long lost 4th cousin.

This woman's mother obviously wanted to keep a part of her that was stolen from HER family's heritage

But anyways cool! It's neat to do things like this for some gorls.

"NOT BLACK! Don't have a twitter account to rage owt with us! Not claiming it!"

Great job, black ppl can finally feel like they own something

In addition to a twitter handle they can add a fckn skin color palette to their list of assets

[GLOCK]

She might have black ancestry, still doesn't make her a black woman.

What's the issue? How many black people legitimately have or claim to have Native ancestry? You still don't get to call yourself a Native American and move on the reservation.

um.... yes you do lmao

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Murrah this isn't about a one drop rule

Outside of the fact she looks like a black woman who has been using Dencia's cream for a year....

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[Bentley. HARRIS!]

You know what

I'm honestly just fed up with blacks anyways

Ima be propped up on Election Day praying the MAGA gorls do wtf they have to do.

When the chains start locking and the whips start crashing down I'm sure a lot of em will be hoping more ppl like her exist

[jtwoeleven]

Yeah, we don't abide with the one drop rule...

Who is we though? People definitely do in the south..

The one drop rule was a racial hierarchy system that was used against blacks to determine ones proximity to whiteness, and ultimately to determine someone's worth/value. It was typically understood that anyone with a lick of black blood was to be treated as an undesirable like the rest of the niggas. I don't see the value in re-appropriating it to determine who's an ally, much less who's black.

['ology]

She looks like my German  grandma

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[jtwoeleven]

This is yet another hold over pattern from being descendants of American chattel slavery. We tend to adopt the principles of our oppressors when it comes to our identity. Black slaves didn't have guaranteed familial stability in those times, and no say in who was brought to or removed from a plantation. Also, we didn't have the wherewithal as we do to ask people "where are you/your people from? We had to take care of each other and anyone who came to work the fields with us was basically our family. We are a very welcoming people who are communal in nature, which is why we typically accept anyone with a drop of black blood as family, or anyone who says they identify with black culture.

['ology]

If this YT woman don't shut tf up! Lol that's like most African Americans claiming to be white the average amount of Caucasian dna in us over here is like 1/5th.

['ology]

Yeah, we don't abide with the one drop rule...

Who is we though? People definitely do in the south..

The one drop rule was a racial hierarchy system that was used against blacks to determine ones proximity to whiteness, and ultimately to determine someone's worth/value. It was typically understood that anyone with a lick of black blood was to be treated as an undesirable like the rest of the niggas. I don't see the value in re-appropriating it to determine who's an ally, much less who's black.

Lash a bit ack!

[Naomi Hit Me]

This is yet another hold over pattern from being descendants of American chattel slavery. We tend to adopt the principles of our oppressors when it comes to our identity. Black slaves didn't have guaranteed familial stability in those times, and no say in who was brought to or removed from a plantation. Also, we didn't have the wherewithal as we do to ask people "where are you/your people from? We had to take care of each other and anyone who came to work the fields with us was basically our family. We are a very welcoming people who are communal in nature, which is why we typically accept anyone with a drop of black blood as family, or anyone who says they identify with black culture.

great points

['ology]

Look at how old she is though guys.

She's an older lady from the south. It's not unimaginable that she's internalized a lot of that mess down there.
That's not her fault.

I'm pretty sure she doesn't have access to all of the latest woke tweets going around. That lady is somewhere cooking collard greens and minding her Black ass business.

Did you watch the video she's from east Jackson Ohio.

[Naomi Hit Me]

 

[LOONA.]

5 seconds in and I could tell she was black. She's about the same complexion as my grandfather.

I'm a little surprised this is in Ohio though. That's a bit up north so I can see why people who encounter her might be confused.

If she lived down here everybody would be able to tell though.     

[LOONA.]

Her brother looks black too, but everybody else looks white as fuck.     

[Murrah]

I can't with y'all in here caping for these Octaroons 

['ology]

I can't with y'all in here caping for these Octaroons 

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