THIS should be the top comment! To piggyback off of what you said, they'll also be sure to make the woman a dark skinned black woman when it's time to make fun of black women.
Lol, this is laughable! First it was the one drop rule now they want to distinguish themselves. Make up your minds. Nonsense They are black to racist phucks, you get it correct. KMT!
@Riana Anaïs 😕But when it comes to black men in Hollywood, they show actual black men like :will Smith, Idris Elba, Forest Witaker, Eddie Murphy, Samuel L Jackson,Morgan Freeman, Michael B. Jordan,Anthony Mackie, Morris Chestnut and the list goes on..
@@racheljones4561bc u are under the impression we have a crazy ammount of privalege in a way we are like crafted by god or sumthing is kinda funny bc our privlage isnt as extreme as u think it is and we have every right to say we are black just cause u choose to be mad at our "privlage" doesnt rlly make us not black its just like saying black ppl that grew up rich arent black bc of their privlage it sounds like 2 different things but if privlage is the only think that makes us not black then rich black children arent black either
As a biracial person I know that many biracial people never really feel like they belong to neither both sides. That’s not true. You belong to both. You are both. Be proud of that. Never let people tell you what’s in your blood or not.
You don’t fully belong to both communities, because you arw a mixture of them. So that means you’re neither of them seperately. You belong to other biracial people, who are mixed with the same races as you. As soon as you accept that, life will get easier. Just accept yourself fully
@@rl.8011 since I am born of a black father and white mother I am both invited to both worlds, there's nothing we need to accept, you need to accept to stay out of our business and stay in your "own lane"
I'm biracial. Blasian. 🇺🇸🇵🇭 I'm Black. I'm Filipino. I define myself for myself. When I'm followed in Target, I'm Black. When I get pulled over by the cops, I'm Black. When I go to the Philippines, they see me as Black or Other. I don't get to pick and choose what I am. They don't ask if Im biracial. They see my dark skin and don't care. All I know is, I stick up for Black causes and issues and I won't forsake my Blackness to be more acceptable to my Filipino side.
No dear, you are bi-racial. Calling yourself a BW is disrespectful to BW. BW are needed to replicate themselves. No other race of woman can create a BW. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being biracial.
Though I do think that some folks are very much jealous of biracials, this is more about the decrease of representation of black American women in the media over the years due to biracials constantly being cast as fully black American women when in the 80s and 90s, this wasn't the case. The tv and music industry was full of gorgeous black American women like Monica, Kelly Rowland, Janelle Monet and Ciara, but this has dwindled down drastically with our representation being replaced by people who are biracial. Personally, I've had people from other communities essentially say that they prefer your aestethic over ours, which, honestly, was racist, but I understood the mindset immediately. They like what looks and us culturally closer to them, but in place of us and therefore will use y'all to substitute us.You're part of our community, but I think y'all need your own spot and not ours. None of this is your fault, though, but it is a problem.
@@sparklesp9304 I fully agree. I get mad at biracial women who talk mess, think they are better, and more beautiful than full Black women. I see the injustice you speak about and I get so mad. That's why I always fight for Black women and causes. I have experienced employers hiring me because of my look. I give them just enough color without being too offensive with too dark skin. It's just enough for them to tolerate and I don't like it at all. I see the deepest shades of Black women and I have always thought they are gorgeous. So I continue to fight for them. My parents got together and had me. I had no control over that, but I can help fight the injustice that I see and misrepresentation out here. Especially from guys like Chris Brown who do nothing but promote light skin biracial women in their videos. Sometimes it's a curse because people see me and my looks and think I ride with those messed up biracial chicks. No matter the backlash I get I will continue to fight for Black women because they deserve to be celebrated.
@sheryl petite then I'm white cuz that's what see my self as even if my skin black as hell.. and those other white girls who say they feel black are black too. Example bhadbabie. They're biracial and that's it. There's nothing wrong with calling them biracial Hun because that's what they are.
@@Lillykl people can see me however they want to... that's their problem.. I moved to Europe after growing up in the Caribbean.... what I then going to do only acknowledge 1 part of my cultural upbringing. This is mental slavery, the old masters set the standard that once mixed with black you can no longer be part of us. The race and skin shade grading was set by them. I don't acknowledge their nonsense. When identify as one or the other when you are both.
@@sharri5412 exactly, facts 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 i just say im mixed and see myself as one. I don't care about other people opinions are about my race, because i know what iam. That's why I love shows with mixed race familiy in it because its showing the rest of the world what we look like
This!! I have a black lightskin friend and she hates how ppl always think that she’s biracial, because she had 2 black parents and thats a whole different experience than having a black+non black parent
@@rl.8011facts!! As a 75% black American it’s a whole different experience than only being half black. I’m light skinned but not biracial & have a completely different life experience than biracials regarding featurism.
We’re the only group that continue to fight eachother hence why we’re still down. If a racist person was to see any of them brown skinned biracial ppl do u really think they could sit at the same table together??? Why are we really coming up with more reasons to separate from one another. Its a fuckin joke. And then we all blame the corrupt system for our position in life. At some point we have to take a hard long look in the mirror and realise we aint doin enough as black ppl to unite. Why are black ppl always on a mission of self destruct???🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
I’m glad we are respectfully making this distinction between ourselves and our diverse groups it shows we have value in our own bloodline as Black people.
When all or most of the big roles, contracts and wealth goes to biracials for the past century, real black folks take notice. Can't keep the bs going forever.
@@cuteyummythings875 I get what you are saying. I did a DNA test and I have more African DNA in me, but I also have American Indigenous, Scottish, and Norway and Irish blood in me. Can I identify as white now??? No I can't. I am still considered black in America. I just have this one question. Can a white woman give birth to a black baby? Because what I am hearing in this thread is...if a black man have a baby with a white woman...she will give birth to a black baby. If that is the case...what do we need black women for??? 🤔
It's one thing to accept people into your community. it's another thing completely to place them on a pedestal and use them as a false representation of who you are. Even if they're black by some stretch of the imagination, they are not supposed to be the face of black women or representation for us.
Tell that to the white people that control television media and magazines. If you don't want them to be the face of blackness, then come together with your money and create your own networks and magazines and advertising companies.
@@IndigoCosmic When blk people get opportunities to be in charge of casting they express a notable preference for their biracial counterparts. E.g Kenya Barris whose greatest achievement is marrying a biracial woman since he never seems to shut up about it. Instead of making these silly claims you might want to check the imdb credits of many of the castings of "blk" women. Look for the casting director. Plus, yt people giving preference to biracials shouldn't be a shock. You forget that half-yt biracials are also their kids. Of course they'd give them preferential treatment. However the focus is what we accept and praise as representation.
@durranofthetower7306 I'm not shocked that they're given preferential treatment, but it sounds like you forgot that in your original comment. So again, if black women specifically don't like who is being shown in the media representing them then Black Women need to come together with their money and create their own television networks and hire writers, actors and producers that they want to hire and not wait for white people or black men to do it. I mean, in Nigeria, literally, all of Nollywood films have black dark skinned women in them. Black women in America should follow suit instead of always complaining. Sure, there may be some black american women working towards that, but I never hear the ones complaining mention how they donate to these other womens projects. I mean, on Oprah's network, it's pretty much all black women on there. I've never seen a mixed woman as the lead character, so I don't get the constant complaining about these mixed women. If you know you're a black woman, why the need to point out that someone else isn't? I highly doubt a biracial woman calling herself black is going to change the identity in the minds of humans that darker black woman exist. Full blooded African women might as well do the same. If Black americans aren't 100% black because of slavery so then what?
@@IndigoCosmic My point is to call out the self-hate among black people themselves INCLUDING black women. The point is to change the destructive, self-hating mindset we have. A lot of bw have low self-esteem and have settled for living vicariously through biracial women. Black men on the other hand are very particular about their representation. The self-hate that causes them to place mixed people above themselves because of anti-black beauty standards. Black people before colonisation/slavery saw good and beauty in themselves and didn't worship people for being paler. We had lighter skinned people and nobody thought they were pretty just because they were lighter. Plus, there are more brown/darkskinned black people than there are lightskinned black people. I've been to multiple black majority countries to know this. When black people have a self-hating colorist/featurist and texturist mindset it results in them placing people that meet their self-hating standards above themselves. We're literally the only race that loves our biracials more than we love ourselves. Asians and whites don't put hapas above themselves and used them as the face of their community. It's weird. Plus with this mindset even when we have those platforms we end up perpetuating the exact same bs. We've seen countless shows where two black parents miraculously have a black son and mixed daughter. And whole time its a black person(man and woman) that was in charge of casting, the show is produced by a black person etc. Thats not how genetics work and no amount of gaslighting will change the fact that a person with two black parents and a biracial are not the same kind of person. Zazie Beetz was recently cast as stagecoach Mary, a woman phenotypically closer to Viola Davis and Lupit Nyongo. You know who made that happen? The casting director? An unambiguous, darkskinned black woman. So no, us having our own platform is clearly not enough. The mindset of how we perceive ourselves needs to change. Tbh, from looking at your profile pic I don't expect you to understand. People typically do not work to dismantle a system that benefits them. Y'all would rather keep the status quo in place because it benefits you.
@@IndigoCosmic BTW, A black American with a white ancestor from a 100 years ago is not the same as a person whose biological PARENT is non-black. It doesn't justify colorism/texturism/featurism or the hatred of the unambiguous west-central African black phenotype. I see you and others trying to pass off colorism as an act of "kindness" and "inclusion" that the black community extends to its lighter-skinned and biracial counterparts. Its not. Let's not be dense for the sake of proving a point.
People are not ready to have that conversation 🤷🏾♀️ everytime I tell black people we haven't had a black president yet, they're shocked.. dont @ me, do a simple wiki search
@@rosmeryandrade5110 I just dont see how its going backwards. Its just stating a simple fact. They didnt slander or insult anyone with this video, all they simply said was biracial people aren't black, which is true.
@@rosmeryandrade5110 that's the thing.... We AREN'T the same race... blacks and biracials aint the same. That's kinda the whole point. Let me ask you this, why does no one ever consider a mixed person to be white? Exactly. Its one-drop rule nonsense.
My 3 babies are BLACK AND WHITE= BIRACIAL.... BOTH ARE ON BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND IF THE CHOICE ISNT ON THE APPLICATION... I CHOOSE NONE AND WILL TEACH THEM THE SAME....
Well what do we identify as on paper? There is no “half and half” option? And what abt us who aren’t claimed by the other half because our skin is “too dark” ? I’m darkskinned so I get racially profiled and told I’m not actually latina, what do I do??🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
@@persephone7197 I’m not invalidating your struggle, it’s possible to endure bias as a dark skinned biracial but it doesn’t change the fact you’re biracial nonetheless. Whether the Latina community acknowledges you or not, you are still part of it. (Also this is response is me under the assumption that you are biracial, if not my bad 😅)
@@lockedhoneyprincess7333 Some mixed people are just far too mentally weak to just say that they are mixed. It's sad to see so many confused mixed people that are super desperate to fit into monoracial identities. If you're mixed, you're mixed. You are not Mixed Black, Mixed Asian, Mixed White, etc......you're just mixed/biracial/multiracial/etc. I have a hard time understanding why that's so hard for some mixed people to grasp. Also when they refer to the one drop rule which is their reason why they are black, it is just utterly racist and morally questionable. They are canceling out parts of their identities and other people's identities. Not to mention the one drop rule is outlawed and it now stands as a socially asinine belief which is why we have ignorant people claiming these women are black.
Nothing WRONG with being biracial but if you are biracial you are not BLACK just like you are not the other race you are mixed with and that is okay. Black people have 2 black parents.
I am a biracial woman. My mother is black, my dad is white. I was taught that God made me beautiful, and as a result, I do not prefer one side over the other. I am simply me. If anyone asks, I say I am mixed. My identity is not found in my skin color.
I have a genuine question. What do I identify as, I’m darkskinned and I get racially profiled at stores as a bw and the Latinx/Hispanic community denies me as well.🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
It's like this: *White people to biracials* : 👉🏻 you are not white, u are black, go to them!!" *Biracials* : "Yes sir"👍🏼 *Back ppl to biracials* : "hey u know what, u are neither white nor black, you're 👉🏿 biracial, both, okay?" *Biracials* : "💢😤😡🤬🖕🏻, how dare you tell me who I am!! Y'all racist" Taking white ppls opinion as gods prayer, but what we have to say is ignored. Our opinion doesn't matter, their respect for the racist opinion/ rule of white ppl just weights more. This goes for some insecure black ppl as well, unfortunately. 💔
@@persephone7197 um….did you not answer your own question or am I misunderstanding you…? You said you get racially profiled as a black woman so are you not a black woman? Or do you just happen to have dark skin but have another type of ethnicity parent? (For example, Indian) if that’s the case you would not be able to identify as black but instead brown. Though, that doesn’t stop those racist people from racially profiling you because all they see is colour and think “black = bad” I’m so sorry you go through that. It should not be happening to anyone.
They are not black if they have a parent that is not black… simple. If you mix the color red with the color white it is no longer red or white… it’s pink.
I view distinguishing between biracial and black as showing respect to both groups ✌🏿 To pretend we are the same is disrespectful (and usually only beneficial to biracials).
I knew a half korean, half black man and he told me that he got so much crap from black people AND koreans. It's not his fault he was born biracial, and it's ridiculous. There's nothing wrong with being biracial. In fact, I think biracial people are some of the most beautiful people because they look so unique and tend to carry the best traits from BOTH parents. My sisters are biracial and I consider them more beautiful than myself.
ALSO I've seen very beautiful black women, and when I say black, I mean like Danai Gurira black. I don't get this need to stomp on other women. I think some women do that because they are bitter and insecure people.
@@8213apiceThere's actually research that backs up mixed race people having more attractive faces. Cross-breeding in general snuffs out genetically prone illnesses and leads to healthier offspring in all species. Whose to say this may not apply to humans as well? I can send links if you want any, but youtube may shadow ban my comments.
But what else are they posing as? Can they pose as white??. They're melanin speaks a different story... Lol y'all act like they can be at a clan rally one day and a blm march the next, and be accepted equally at both.. white passing can, most half Black biracials are not white passing
why tf does this matter 😭😭 edit : i do understand that representation matters , however , you shouldnt put one African American woman down to uplift another. To clarify, I am a 14 year old half Eritrean and half African American. To an ignorant individual, no matter our ethnic identity, we are seen as black and are also racially profiled. The women presented can represent the skin of girls like me that are black but may be mistaken as mixed. it shouldnt matter that they are lighter because its just as problematic as being criticized for being darker. Trust me, if a biracial individual appeared more African American than their other half, op wouldnt have a problem. We are all people of color and get discriminated against regardless of shade
So a lot of people don't understand why this matters, and it matters because fully black women are being underrepresented in media, music, movies, because biracial women are taking the spot of full black women. For example, instead of casting fully black women in roles made for fully black women, many more biracial women have been casted instead. There is an over-representation of biracial women in black media compared to black women. Even though way more black women exist. It's been this way since slavery, anyone closer to white gets better treatment and opportunities. White supremacy is at the root of colorism.
@@hannahwatkins7992 the common problem is that we’re letting white people define what an ideal black woman is. It should be up to us as a black community to push for better representation for ourselves and not rely on them, instead of telling a group of people what they aren’t.
Shade doesnt matter, but the race of your parents does. If your parents are of two different races, you cant just magically become only 1 race.. It’s not that hard to understand.
What I see is some of the strongest fighters against AntiBlackness, colorism and racism. How can one gatekeep another from their own lineage? Y’all kill me. 🤦🏾♀️
Biracial is not an ethnicity. It is a description. Black is an ethnicity… if they are a product of two different ethnicities and one half of that is still black… then they are still black.. I’m black and Filipino and I share both cultures and I identify with both cultures. I cannot stop being who I am simply because you refuse to understand. If someone said about me “y’all know she’s biracial right?” My answer would be “yes, I am half black and Filipino. Accept it.”
@@iamenough6958 not in Africa it won’t. Biracial people in this continent especially in South Africa legally have to identify as coloured or mixed. I think the race confusion for most mixed people is because they make them pick white or black in America and Europe and white people don’t accept mixed as white do they so they opt for black
@@melanieproctor3073 unfortunately as an 100% African we don’t share that sentiment. Especially in South Africa mixed people are coloureds and true Africans are Afro African. Hence the terms Afro nation, Afro beats and so on its two completely different groups
I stan this post because it goes to show the image of real black dark skin women is being washed out by mixed and light skin women especially with a certain eurocentric phenotype
Hopefully someone can answer this question for me. If both my parents are mixed black (they both have darksin but are black Hispanic and Latinx) and I’m darkskinned latina what am I? I get racially profiled and judged and denied by the Latinx community because I’m considered not Latina enough because I’m “too dark” . ATP im very confused
In reality, many people don't realize how mixed they are until they take a DNA test. No matter how dark or light you are, if you are outside of Africa you most likely have some admixture in your DNA.
I'm mixed and I absolutely love 🥰🥰🥰 both being African American & Puerto Rican💯💯💯 PROUD! I'm thankful for not only my obviously beautiful skin tone and features, but also knowing the long, hard, and stressful years that my ancestors had to go through for not just me but others, to be able to live confidently always breaking barriers and wanting more because we deserve more/equal. It's so sad there are some/others who somewhat love, being themselves biracial, mixed, whatever! But are still insecure on the inside and fake happy and want to REALLY love the skin there in. Smh. I love the way God made me. wouldn't have it any other way🙏🏽💯😘
@@faiththompson9067 i garantee you its a black woman who made this video. Who tf cares what color u are, why are they so pressed and jealous of biracial women?
To be fair I know women who are BLACK not biracial but they look like some of these women and they get slack for saying they’re just Black and it’s really annoying. I get why this video was made tho. Nothing against biracial women at all but referring to them as bw erases black women and erases biracial women’s other race as well (and some of them don’t like being forced to choose). I think being biracial/ racially ambiguous comes with its own unique set of challenges and privileges and when you call them black it denies this reality.
Some dont like choosing however they should be able to freely say they are black without being attacked bc at the end of the day they are black bc they are half which technically makes them apart of 2 races meaning they can day they are black just like they can say they are asian,hispanic or indian
They are also mixed people you just live in a slave nation so political race topics are categorised differently 😂 lightskin people gave zaddy dna especially if your African American 😂
As a biracial woman who looks more black but you can tell is biracial I identify more as a black woman and when I have to pick just one race I pick black. At the end of the day dark skin or light skin we’re all black.
@@simonesloveoracletarot5093 *than & so does being black. Most “black” people w 2 “black” parents half the time have other blood lines in them. Doesn’t stop them from being black.
if you have a biracial kid - you chose to have a biracial kid then deny an entire HALF OF THEM because .... of what? You chose who to have kids with, accept they're biracial and help them navigate that if you find it so hard to accept
As an extremely light skinned women myself ( I'm lighter than 70% of these biracial women) with two black parents and darker skinned siblings (all by the same parents) I just wish that people would make sure to distinguish between light skinned black women and biracial women. Black women come in ALL SHADES!
@ pechcobblr . Exactly . This is ridiculous. Get what right? What about one drop of Black blood makes you Black? Black people comes in all shades and are already biracial many times over due to slavery. So what does that make them? She apparently forgot about slavery. Colorism has been used to divide Black people.
We see you. We know all shades can come from us. However these people are known to be what they are. The person who made the video didn't post anyone like you.
I have such respect for you for not being afraid to speak on this subject ,they are not black they are biracial.This is why it’s so disturbing when these ladies hold titles being the first black woman of things in our culture.I love and respect them but they’re not black .They should be celebrated for who they truly are .
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 as much as the blood is mixed from slavery to now..... girl grow up because a lot of us have some mixture on us. it really bothers me that this is what we focus on.. But it's funny because some of these people on this list I've seen black women get mad at for not speaking on black issues, but y'all just said their not black. soooo.... my people are the most a$$ backwards people I know
So does that mean Black women need to step it up because they haven’t done much in Hollywood? Or let me guess every black women has been oppressed in Hollywood? Are we really going to keep singing We Shall Overcome? This is divisive and another way to keep remaining a victim of oppression in “their” world… Stop looking for “their” reinforcement and recognition. Do Better
@@simbellagoth8279 black woman have done a lot. It was a black woman who opened doors for biracials. Why don’t you tell the whites to accept biracials?? Why don’t they unite?
Yes to your comment "full black women" are oppressed in Hollywood. Zendaya and Lauren London are the typical black girl/women representation and again, they aren't black women, they're biracial. And it's almost as if erasing what a fully black woman looks like because they become the standard.
They are Black, only if half. When the dominant culture in the world discriminates against a bi-racial person, usually of Black and White mix -- bi-racial people who don't identify as Black shouldn't ask the Black community for help when White people are harming them in some kind of way. More numbers in the Black community means more political power. See the logic in that?
@@MaryLou91340% 50% European or more is either considered mixed, or white. So u get it straight dear! I know what my people when I see em , and he/ she is clearly mixed and denying partial of thier European heritage. They are a black identified multiracial mixed person like Beyonce.
How can it be a stupid division when colorism exists and ain’t going no where 😂 baby it’s been divided by choice 😅even before colorism became a serious conversation
As a dark skinned American born woman of Caribbean heritage, Imma stay outta this debate. For those who are triggered, I feel the same way when my blackness and belonging are questioned because I am not an American Descendant of Slaves. Trust me, the next video will be distinguishing light skinned black women from dark skinned black women.
Ummm anyone born in the Caribbean is descended from slavery though. That's where some of the slave ships stopped before making there way to the Americas...
I had a coworker say this to me this year. I have a dear friend from Ukraine who gave me a lil flag souvenir. Coworker asked me if I was ukranian and I said girl do I look ukrainian? I'm a dsbw. And she said "I thought you were mixed with something, you and your sister have such beautiful hair."
If you are a product of the African Dispora and have some European or Indigenous features... you probably have a bi Racial ancestor(s). BUT "bi" means "two" or "twice"... THEREFORE most of the women on this list are actually POLY "more than two" or MULTI RACIAL "composed of many like parts". "Black" isn't a race... race is a mental constuct... its only us and them
First of all black people is known for having thick hair curly quickly hair nowadays a lot of people are wearing their natural hair movement black people have beautiful hair we have come a long way to accept but natural state of our hair some people still wear extensions though but who cares you wear what you want
Im so glad my sisters are waking up to this foolishness that been happening in our community forever. Created by a self hating dusty. I think we are really ready to have these conversation world wide. SPEAK ON IT📣
If asked what are you? and I reply "mixed" to some blacks they say I'm not proud of being black but when I did reply to some I said I am black ( to not offend them of not being proud.) then they turn on me and say "No your not one of us".. as if I am trying to win a prize. I know what I am I don't need an outsider telling me who I am.
You are mixed. Nothing more, nothing less. By saying you’re mixed you’re already implying that you’re black, so that “not being proud to be black” is nonsense. If you said that you’re white, then it would make sense if they told you you’re not embracing your blackness
you see it that way but other blacks would say no girl your black. my point is you cant make everyone happy I know what I am. I don't need you to tell me and its none of your business.@@rl.8011
@@N.B.-bc6hc Why are you so triggered?! Your response indicates that you completely missed the point of my comment. Clearly, the ability to think critically is not an attribute that everyone possesses. Have a blessed day 🙏🏾
@@N.B.-bc6hc That’s a point! To the original author of this comment, it’s not every Black person’s or woman’s job to represent you (especially you as an individual). I’m a Black woman and the Black community doesn’t represent me! If anything, you as an individual can represent what is Blackness. It looks like you got it twisted
@@Tashaten know who else is biracial?? Olivia rodrigo, selena gomez, joji, and mitski. and none have black in them. So that would be a pretty stupid thing for mixed black people to strictly identify as just biracial, wouldn’t it? 😐
@@nyoom2062.. We are talking about biracials mixed with black, I don't care about the others they pass for white with no problems anyways. I'm talking about if you are 50% black then that only makes you half black so they're just biracials, now Whites will never accept them as being white so why should blacks accept them for blacks as a whole when they are not! That stupid one drop rule must change!
@@heathencake9110 hey take it easy love, the original commenter is just stating that Doja Cat is mixed race (mother white, father South African) so she would’ve been a good pick for this video, since it’s on biracial woman.
@@joefreeman3772 that's good. Yes she would. If people asked her if she's white which will never happen because she looks black she would most certainly claim it
@@joefreeman3772 Sh_t I wish I lived the freedoms that a lot of White and white looking people enjoy, but I am not a white passing person and have been called Black racial slurs. I have Black oppression privilage with a sprinkle of The brown paper bag skin color comparison test privilage. 😥😅
@@lollipop9167 Hell, you speak truth. I'd love to be treated like my life mattered like the white and white looking people. I have read and studied on black racial history on people passing and pros and cons of it.🥺😥 If I had a baby with a non Black man, there's definitely a chance the Black will come out so also no point in me trying to pretend I'm any other race than being part Black. 😥
@lockedhoneyprincess7333 You should make a video about the Mixed males as well!!!!! People need to know the difference. By the way love your Content ❤️ 🫶🏼
As a mixed Chinese and French-Canadian, my opinion on black people may not be as valid. but as a mixed person, I do have something to say: I wouldn’t be so bold as to claim that I am purely Chinese or purely White. But for someone to tell me that I am not Chinese at all and to claim that I have never faced discrimination as a Chinese person is incorrect. People have told me this plenty of times. I feel as if I do not have the right to celebrate either of my cultures. I wish that people could stop telling me I am this or that. Can’t we just leave it as “I am biracial: BOTH Chinese and Canadian. Which comes with its own challenges and privileges.”
right lol like ok… you can make all these videos all you want, but at the end of the day we’re still Black for all legal and identifying intents and purposes lol Should Halle Berry’s driver license say… white??? lol
A significant amount of black Americans are of some mixture. The biggest differences between light skinned blacks and direct biracials is the psychology. One grows up with a non black parent and a whole non black side of the family. The other has two black parents and families. At the very least, they cant or dont want to deny the non black parents existence.
Ma’am! SERIOUSLY! It’s beyond annoying. Wanting some type of glorification for something that’s more of a social construct than anything else we’re living thru and it’s main purpose, create division
Very necessary! Thank you! Your comment section shows why this was needed lol. So many have an issue with BW wanting our identity to ourselves. There’s accusations of divisiveness, jealousy, and hate along with willfully disregarding the truth for the sake of traditional comfort. Some black and mixed people are not ready to separate from anti-blackness. The mental laziness is screaming in here 😂 keep waking folks up. I’m not surprised, but it’s still crazy to see the pushback that we get for shutting the revolving door. Our identity is not a costume, we don’t come in all shades, we have a certain look with some exceptions, we are black regardless of our experiences or upbringings, and we can give birth to these ladies but we are not these ladies. Shout out to those of all races who support the significance of the exclusivity of BW!!!
so in other words any biracial black woman killed or harmed because they were BLACK... is totally invalid... despite that she still experiences ant black racism..... so Angela Davis can go kick rocks? I'm sorry, and I get where your coming from at least kind've, but for real, you ought be mortified . to imply a black person is wearing a costume... despite experiencing the discrimination that comes with it... that is disgusting and disrespectful and is practically like spitting on Graves at that point.
@@sardonyx1165 you tried really hard with the guilt. Black people are not the only race to have racially-motivated hate crimes happen to us. They tend to happen to people that aren’t white. Just because we’re not white doesn’t make us all black. There’s no reason for everybody to try to fit under the same umbrella as us. We can have similarities while being different. Angela Davis and any other biracial people that fight for black rights are actually fighting for black and mixed rights. It is perfectly fine to distinguish between the two groups and recognize that we have had combined efforts, masked as one big movement. But when biracials benefit from not being predominantly black, we don’t. Why? Because we’re not the same. It creates dishonesty regarding the treatment of the black race, which can invalidate the experiences of black people. It also interferes with our statistics. So a lot of us would appreciate it if people could leave our identity to us. There’s nothing wrong with saying we had it wrong by following white supremacy’s rule with the “One Drop”. We can make the correction now.
@@LimiLimi7 Aint no need for guilt... because where your comin from is understandable. But there is need for some clarity here. First off, while yes ,people of color in general are treated differently, you and I know God damn well there's a big ass difference between "poc" and Black.... Non black biracial people, do not face what black biracial people do... when a black biracial person gets profiled, it's not because they are of color... it's because they are BLACK. My Great Grandmother was actually biracial.... and she had Darkskin, as in actually dark skin... And 4c hair... and she only got a sixth grade education. Why? Because she was a black woman, who hussled to make sure her children could have more, do more, be more... gave birth to my granddad, a Darkskin Black Man... who indeed had her to thank for his starting point in life. He then went on to have my Mother, and just Like my great grandmother, my mother is a proud Black Woman...through and through... and my father a proud black man. Now why did I elaborate? To explain that while yes discrimination isn't exclusive to us as Black people, there is a very specific kind for us. At that point, Anti black racism don't care if yo daddy is half this or half that, At the end of the day, if you are black, one way or another anti black racism will treat you as such no matter where ,when or who you are. Now with that said.... here's what I do agree with.... Biracial Black people need to stop being the face of blackness... and we as the black community need to better uplift monoracial black people and stop exotifing biracial black people into stardom. Also more importantly, we need to learn to undue what the white man has done to our culture... what I mean by that, is stopping Colorism, Texturism, Featurism. We need to be proud of deeply melanated skin... Proud of Our One of a kind Crowns... and to quote Ari Lennox "stop hating our Royal Black Features ".... this is what we need to do. Not be fighting amongst ourselves. Angela fought for her people... black people. But it's like somewhere along the line we lost the message of those who came before us.... suddenly bashing each other rather than uniting... I myself despite having two black parents am lightskin. And I've seen how we talk about our own people, just because they are darkskin... abd I think that's sick and have never tolerated that kind of speech in my presence.... we are all equally beautiful and worthy of being seen. And I whole heartedly agree we need to do better at getting More Dark skin unambiguous black women through the door.
@@diamond88744 sis... if people went by everything the Bible said ... then we'd be enslaved. Again. So either stick to what the newer renditions of the Bible say... or just don't bring that book into it period...
Exactly!!! You need 2 no 1 black parent to be black..none of these women are black period. White folks don't have an issue with enforcing this fact in their community only us 😩
Agreed! Why don’t they say they are their other half?.. they simply can’t. Only black people take and welcome others knowing they aren’t black. It’s disrespectful when you think about it.
@@abcdefghijklmnop7179 a lot of people are noticing that when it comes to black representation, its mostly mixed people at the forefront. thats what they mean
@thehappyhuman I agree!! Nobody anywhere should feel ashamed of how they born were “looking”. Nobody has control of what race they are born. The baby doesn’t choose what their dna is. The video just seemed a bit sad bc they can’t help what their DNA says...
We need to not be so traumatized by color. To most people, I look like a "biracial" but both my parents are both black. If you place a biracial and a non-biracial that looks biracial side by side, and not knowing the background, according to this video, both are not black. And a lot of times I "look" more "biracial" than some biracial people but to the white man, we're all still black. I'm saying this to say that color is color whether you're light, dark, or in between.
I guess some black people think only black people look like Florida Evans ignorance is bliss in the black community today these women are so stuck on skin color until I just cannot believe this but however what I've learned in my time some people never leave the mindset of the plantation
Me too girl. Many folks will argue me down Ike I’m lying when I tell them that both of my parents are black…..and my grandparents and great grandparents are black. We come in multiple shades in my family.
I have a genuine question. What do I identify as, I’m darkskinned and I get racially profiled at stores as a bw and the Latinx/Hispanic community denies me as well.🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
@@persephone7197 if you have parents of diffrent races you are biracial end of story. the follow you at the store because you are biracial, not because thay think you are black.
I'm biracial an I will forever acknowledge both sides I can't stand how some will say I'm just black. No you have that beauty from both sides and until u come to terms with that your not keeping it real withing yourself. Black and white equals beauty love both sides equally u wouldn't be u with out one or the other.
Honestly. Y’all shouldn’t have to go though this. If any of us are African Americans. chances are we’re mixed and prolly got an ancestor who was a Scottish goat herder or sumn. Truth is is black folk need to learn our own family history before speaking on someone else’s. With that same logic we can say only Africans truly represent what black is 🥴. Moral of the story is everyone should stay in their lane on that.
I love when you guys come and speak for yourselves. Don’t ever let anyone force you to choose a side, or allow WS to stop you from acknowledging and loving your non-black side…. especially when you have healthy, intact relationships with your non-black side. These people out here are trying to *DELETE* a part of who you are and that is disgusting. 💕
But you are black sweetie you can’t deny what ppl see you as your ethnicity is biracial but as long as you have melanin in your blood you are black-you can be black but ethnically Filipino you can be Latino but black so black is literally just a color blame society not yourself
Well I guess there are a lot of African Americans that would be considered mixed although they may not look like it..yeah the majority of Africa Americans or "black" people in the USA have some European ancestry.
Baby girl scroll through the comments you are absolutely right all these black women claiming someone to be biracial they are just as mixed as they are. The will established and esteem Professor Henry Louis Gates had a DNA show and he's never found any black American that was 100% of anything or even close to that most black Americans have some type of European cut or some other nationality. Is this 2022 or 1922?
African Americans still pass on predominant African/genetic material. That is literally what I'm physically composed of by majority. A mixed or biracial can not do that.
The average African American is 25% white and they the only ones out here trying to tell biracial people they are not black enough...make it make sense
I'm A Biracial 51yr. Old Man. A Mix of Black, Caucasian, Cherokee Indian, & Mexican. But When Caucasian Peopple See Me👀... They See A Black Man.... Especially When You Have Majority Black Features 🤷🏽
@@dontmindme4007 Who the f cares about what they think. They are not the one defining who is black or not. And you only identifying being black with how bad other people treat you is so d*umb. Black doesn't equal struggle.
@@dontmindme4007 Did you just call me the N word? You learned a lot from your white, Indian, and Mexican roots huh?? Lmaoo calling black people slurs…We don’t accept you. Look at how you talk to us.
I could fit the line up and I’m black. I don’t mind these women being representations, I would just like those of heavy Afro phenotypes to be elevated and shown in a glamorized light as these women have, as often as these women have. Let’s actually celebrate different shades and types of beauty within the black race.
I’m biracial. When I used to tell my black side of the family that I was white. They would ask questions like “Do you think your better than everyone else?” That’s why I’ve never claimed to be white. Because I grew up in a house hold when my family didn’t like white people. So I had to catch the heat being who I am sometimes.
@@akilahboone3304 You’re not white, you’re not black. You’re both: biracial. Maybe this example makes it easier: Pink= red+white BUT Pink is not red and pink is not white
@@rl.8011 I know what ethnicity I am, I know I’m both I just said that above. My point is neither side of the races will never accept us for who we actually are.
The thing is there's no set look to biracial people they look like many types, even one's who are siblings with the same parents, some look more black, some look more white , some totally imbiguous looking, me and my siblings have completely different looks and skin colors, which is why sometimes you could ask if your curious but nowadays, people have such a knack for stupidly getting offended over ever minor thing and staying offended so day card ya do 🙄
@@lockedhoneyprincess7333 oh by all means AGREED I’m saying that mixed is a *broader* _less_ specific term as biracial is too a technicality [half/half not 1/8 + 2/47 et cetera et cetera] phenotypes be d-mned and that’s before the ethnicity or nationality discussions i.e. Hispanic (not f-ing sPaNiSh) is not a race yet digging there’re 80+ racial titles
@@lockedhoneyprincess7333 people that have a black parent have more than a dash of black. You added black women who are our skin tone in the video and what if you took a dna test and found out you were no more than biologically half black yourself The whole biracial rabbit hole narrative is dumb because in most cases black biracials have the same skin tone and same experiences that fully black people have including the full blatant racism experiences and systematic racism experiences as well. 90% of black biracials look the same and have the same traumatic experiences socioeconomic experiences and etcetera in which fully black people have. The only difference in most cases are a looser hair texture and they have a white parent or parent of another race. Especially as light skin black women it is even more foolish for us to claim these women as biracial.
@@judywalter9412 you capping for the internet but in real life situations most of these women are seen as black and they would get treated as the everyday black person if they were not rich and famous. You don’t get a brownie or special treatment for being biracial in the real world you will still be treated as black if you look black. Women who are Meghan markle skin tone might be assumed to be white if we didn’t know she has a black mother but most of these other women look like the everyday sista. They are rich and famous but they wouldn’t have any privileges if they weren’t rich and famous. America decides your race based on appearance. It’s doesn’t matter if are biologically 50% black or not if you look like the everyday black person 9 times out of 10 you will experience the same level of racism and discrimination. The proud boys and other racist groups will still call a black biracial a nigger or beat or kill you even if you only have one black parent or not. The cops will still make assumptions about you whether you are full black or a black biracial when you apply for a job and if you check two boxes you can still be pressured to pick one if you look black depending on your employer. If you have even been to the South if you look black you will be treated the same as every other black person unless you are rich or famous. Nobody but people pushing a shallow immature narrative on UA-cam cares if you are technically an black biracial or not. The biracial narrative is null and void if you look black based on American standards. Also a lot of white parents will tell their black kids to identify as black because society will see them that way. The biracial narrative gives black people a false perception of how society will perceive them.99.9% of the time society views and treats black biracials as full black. The biracial narrative doesn’t prepare black people for how they will be treated by the majority of society. Perception is reality. The biracial narrative is harmful to black people because it makes some people think they will be treated fairly in certain situations in which they are treated horrible. The biracial narrative might naively encourage make some black biracials put themselves in dangerous situations where they could be beat or killed by white extremists. It is an disingenuous narrative. 50% blacks usually don’t look any different than the typical light skin black person that has 2 black parents. An abusive man might pick them first to control and victimize to be in an abusive relationship with but there is no privilege in that. 50% blacks are just as likely to be staked raped and have other forms of physical assault, stalked, and other forms of violence committed against them. 50% blacks who sometimes are raised in white communities because they have a white mother are given the same treatment as the everyday black personby society. The white parent might love her black child and treat them greatly but for the most part people that are prejudged towards blacks don’t treat people who are half black any better than those who are full black. The only time blacks receive preferable treatment is if we are rich. We can to disagree tho.
If they have black in them then that means they’re black, I have a black father and white mother so I am black. You don’t need to be 100% black to identify as black
I’m biracial and I love it 🤷🏽♀️. I get to experience both cultures of my family and have different experiences that some people may never have 🤷🏽♀️ good and bad.
Thank you girl. I was thinking the same thing. I am half Morroccan. I travel to Africa twice a year. You guys look no where near like the Original inhabitants that brought forth life to planet Earth. Yes, If you look back 700 years , there is no similarity at all. The races are so intermingled here. The term Black is going to die out one day in North America.
I am mixed. And self-actualization is much harder. BUT, once I saw the beauty and uniqueness in it, it was hard not to accept it. It's very powerful. And as long as we can support one another AS HUMAN BEINGS, we'll all feel like we belong.
That doesn't matter, they are not Black. It's dangerous to be dismissive of that fact. We Black people are not dismissive of that fact, so if you're not Black, stay out of it. Black people define Blackness, and non-Blacks should respect that as it's respected with other races that define themselves. Politically, socially, and when it comes to paths of opportunities being paved, there's a difference. It's a shame that it if Black women paved the way for other Black women to have opportunities, and then those opportunities are given away to bi racials who in turn will not support Black people or represent Blackness at all except for the sake of self-advancement and profit and then taking those profits to the white community.
The purpose of this is ACCURATE representation for Black women. In general, the representation of MONOracial Black women is usually that of biracial women, unless there's a direct and deliberate demand for a dark skinned sister, in which case, a statement is being made. Unambiguous Black women are constantly being compared to biracial women, in a "you're not the RIGHT kind of Black woman" way, as biracial women have become the standard of beauty within our community, which is unfair AF, because it's simply another way of using Whiteness (or proximity to) to minimize OUR beauty and worth. This isn't bashing or insulting biracial women. Monoracial/unambiguous Black women are finally making the distinction between us and biracial women because we'd like to represent ourselves ACCURATELY, finally. To show that you can have two Black parents and STILL be beautiful, since so many seem to think the opposite (before anyone flips out, think about how many times you've heard, "ooh you so pretty...what you mixed with?"). We're tired of being represented by, and being compared to women who aren't us. It's funny though, I hardly EVER see biracial women THIS up in arms about the "separation" between us, and how racist it is when they're being put on a pedestal OVER unambiguous Black women....just an observation.
Thanks for another separatist video, what a great help! GTHOH...sounds like a lesson in Genetics is needed..I swear we didn't always have this label issue.
Separatist to say the truth? 🧐🤨 Biracials have been pigeon holed - they aren’t given their own category basically and this is usually in white populated countries. If you have two black parents and share the cultures that come with it, it’s not the same as ppl who might ‘look’ more black than their other genetic lineage. No one’s attacking them but it’s facts
I know people that 2 black parents born in Africa that look as light as them and my family there are mixed race people who are darker than them. So is it because of their tone of skin that you want clarification because this is a war we don’t need. Black people need to come together and if people want to claim heritage of one side of their family let them. Stop forcing block women to be lesser. We all stand together we build up not divide
I have been told this is a facial features matter not skin colour nor hair . Narrow nose and small nostril so if you have it you are mixed . Some people (foreigners) in Europe, and English speaking african not in France have been calling my sister biracial but Whatever. She is black not mixed like the rest of us. I mean we are caribbean and in our case , it's rather our grand fathers. Our parents are black ,it's just a lighskin and dark-skin. We are lighskin. So how can she be biracial, when both of her parents are black, looking like fully black African? Our father whose parents are black and white or biracial (mixed black and white ) and black ,came out looking just like fully African ( his facial features are african) ? Non sense. It's not because you have a narrow nose ,small nostril , thin lips that you are mixed . Her ancestors are Congolese according to history but she may have a set of múltiples of African countries, plus europe plus indian like all Caribbean Latino. By the way ,There are fully black or just african who look just like it and I have been told the fulanis for example. My sister hasn't got parent black and white or Indian and white ( mestizo ) ... Her hair is kinkier than mine so How is she mixed and I am not ?nor is our father ? The three of us are lighskin pecan brown but become fair and we also tan further shade dark. I have mixed hair ,mine is 3c4a and a tiny bit of Amerindian hair while she has kinky hair only and not 4a ,my father same and we all have the same complexion. So how is she mixed ? Why getting upset when caribbean people call themselves mixed despite being fully black physically? Their parents or grand parents or great grand parents aren't. In my case ,I have almost forgotten ,my grand father is amerindian (mixed)but he looks pure Indian, fully Indian with no mixture. Same with some caribbean latinos ,they may look fully african but their family isn't( their grand father,their great grand parents,their parents or one of her parents or grandparents). Recently, I learned that is rather a facial features matter but all my life or people from my area all their life ,we have been told this is a colour matter and hair too not facial features and even when being fair or pecan brown skin but become fair with 3 c hair they keep on calling us fully black Just african because of our facial features. What hipócritas!!! Black people with no mixture can have what society call European facial features( narrow nose, small nostril, thin lips ,straight nose , half lips ) So you mean my sister is from Greece maybe ? Her ancestors ? Just because of her facial features?jajaja how ? She has two black parents looking like african? Jajajaja whatever ! We have more than West Africa in our dna than others. You can have pinocchio nose and be fully black african .
@@justme-qp8nz My mum has an ameridian father and her mother black whose parents were black and white.My father white and black or biracial and black . My mum came out as dark skin as wesley snipes black looking like fully black african ,whereas my father pecan brown skin like me and my bignsister ( we tan further black ) but become fair too . Guess what ? They have been told that they are fully african with no mixture (just because of their facial features) and about me they ( foreigners, English speaker african ...)call me fully black african looking just like Congolese too ( due to my facial features ) but not from my country or homeplace . I mean, we are african caribbean latinos, we have been told that caribbean is a mixture of amerindian , white ( for some),black and Hindu(for some ) after it's depend on people. They are also people from Lebanon... This is not a lie to me, my grand father is amerindian and black or black african, but look just like pure Indian. My sister is as light as me and as my father ,they said that she is mixed or looks mixed while she isn't( narrow nose,thin lips ). You can have thin or half lips ,and narrow nose .... straight and small nostril and be fully black african without mixture. I am so sorry ,my sister isn't mixed . She can't be more mixed than her father How comes? So you are telling that my grand father amerindian and my maternal grand mother whose children came out fully black and very dark skin looking like fully black dark skin african ,as dark as Wesley snipes and my lightskin father like me came out looking like fully black but just lighskin ,we become fair too and my mother born to an amerindian and her mother dark skin black looking like Congolese . I was born to them .I am light so you are telling me tomorrow, i have my child with someone from home african caribbean Latino looking like fully african ( according to English speaking african ) so my kid may come out amerindian while i am not nor is she my mother . Jajajaja whatever. No sense !
Black mom and black dad = black baby Black dad and white mom= biracial Black dad and Asian mom= biracial Black dad and Armenian mom= biracial Make sense? This does not have a thing to do with the fairness or darkness of your skin. Biracial women are a Hollywood preferred phenotype. They are here to erase black women and appropriate black women.
It’s funny how everyone knows EXACTLY what a Black woman looks like when it’s time to make fun of one though. 🤔
RIGHT. THIS... BECAUSE BLACK WOMEN comes in one shade... in that case we all Black people are Biracial because our blood is all mixed up.
THIS should be the top comment!
To piggyback off of what you said, they'll also be sure to make the woman a dark skinned black woman when it's time to make fun of black women.
right. or when they need a hire for a degrading role. they never seem to run out of unambiguous black women. straight playing in our faces.
Lol, this is laughable! First it was the one drop rule now they want to distinguish themselves. Make up your minds. Nonsense
They are black to racist phucks, you get it correct. KMT!
*Cough* *Cough* Gina and Pam *Cough*
The moment you realize most black representations in film and TV is actually biracial representation
thats all there is.. and if they are dark skinned full black women they are demonized
@Riana Anaïs 😕But when it comes to black men in Hollywood, they show actual black men like :will Smith, Idris Elba, Forest Witaker, Eddie Murphy, Samuel L Jackson,Morgan Freeman, Michael B. Jordan,Anthony Mackie, Morris Chestnut and the list goes on..
Yep, that's why black women and biracials are not the same they have biracial /light skinned priviliges.
They are still black tho they are just biracial black women
@@racheljones4561bc u are under the impression we have a crazy ammount of privalege in a way we are like crafted by god or sumthing is kinda funny bc our privlage isnt as extreme as u think it is and we have every right to say we are black just cause u choose to be mad at our "privlage" doesnt rlly make us not black its just like saying black ppl that grew up rich arent black bc of their privlage it sounds like 2 different things but if privlage is the only think that makes us not black then rich black children arent black either
As a biracial person I know that many biracial people never really feel like they belong to neither both sides. That’s not true. You belong to both. You are both. Be proud of that. Never let people tell you what’s in your blood or not.
You don’t fully belong to both communities, because you arw a mixture of them. So that means you’re neither of them seperately. You belong to other biracial people, who are mixed with the same races as you. As soon as you accept that, life will get easier. Just accept yourself fully
White people will fully embrace you but as u can see in the comments, black people reject biracials. its pure jealousy.
@@rl.8011 since I am born of a black father and white mother I am both invited to both worlds, there's nothing we need to accept, you need to accept to stay out of our business and stay in your "own lane"
@@rl.8011my husband and I had talked about this. Mixed people belong to the mixed community and that’s where they’d fit in more comfortably.
very true
Being biracial dosent mean you have to have light skin💀
OMG!!!! Thank you!!!
This isn’t about the skintone.
And if someone with brown skin of African descent told you they aren't black, what thoughts would go through your mind
Exactly. Ryan Destiny, Justine Skye, and Flo Milli are top examples. I’ll never understand the obsession with skin…
@@TinyyTinkerbellwhat do you mean black is a skin tone💀
I'm biracial. Blasian. 🇺🇸🇵🇭 I'm Black. I'm Filipino. I define myself for myself. When I'm followed in Target, I'm Black. When I get pulled over by the cops, I'm Black. When I go to the Philippines, they see me as Black or Other. I don't get to pick and choose what I am. They don't ask if Im biracial. They see my dark skin and don't care. All I know is, I stick up for Black causes and issues and I won't forsake my Blackness to be more acceptable to my Filipino side.
No dear, you are bi-racial. Calling yourself a BW is disrespectful to BW. BW are needed to replicate themselves. No other race of woman can create a BW. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being biracial.
They see you for what you are but not who you fully are cause ppl don’t see race they see skin
Though I do think that some folks are very much jealous of biracials, this is more about the decrease of representation of black American women in the media over the years due to biracials constantly being cast as fully black American women when in the 80s and 90s, this wasn't the case. The tv and music industry was full of gorgeous black American women like Monica, Kelly Rowland, Janelle Monet and Ciara, but this has dwindled down drastically with our representation being replaced by people who are biracial. Personally, I've had people from other communities essentially say that they prefer your aestethic over ours, which, honestly, was racist, but I understood the mindset immediately. They like what looks and us culturally closer to them, but in place of us and therefore will use y'all to substitute us.You're part of our community, but I think y'all need your own spot and not ours. None of this is your fault, though, but it is a problem.
Thank you for sharing this truth! ♥️🫶🏾
@@sparklesp9304 I fully agree. I get mad at biracial women who talk mess, think they are better, and more beautiful than full Black women. I see the injustice you speak about and I get so mad. That's why I always fight for Black women and causes. I have experienced employers hiring me because of my look. I give them just enough color without being too offensive with too dark skin. It's just enough for them to tolerate and I don't like it at all. I see the deepest shades of Black women and I have always thought they are gorgeous. So I continue to fight for them. My parents got together and had me. I had no control over that, but I can help fight the injustice that I see and misrepresentation out here. Especially from guys like Chris Brown who do nothing but promote light skin biracial women in their videos. Sometimes it's a curse because people see me and my looks and think I ride with those messed up biracial chicks. No matter the backlash I get I will continue to fight for Black women because they deserve to be celebrated.
When you look at this it’s crazy to see the little amount of black women are actually big celebrities
They are Black hon. Just ask them how they see themselves 😂
There are plenty of black woman that are big celebrities it's tricky but think in through.
@sheryl petite then I'm white cuz that's what see my self as even if my skin black as hell.. and those other white girls who say they feel black are black too. Example bhadbabie. They're biracial and that's it. There's nothing wrong with calling them biracial Hun because that's what they are.
@@missleandra9648 bhad babie’s mixed? I thought she was just white or Italian or something…
@@mimilogan5903 she’s just white. Just hangs out with black men.
It's important to acknowledge both sides that created you... its that simple....
Facts
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@@Lillykl people can see me however they want to... that's their problem.. I moved to Europe after growing up in the Caribbean.... what I then going to do only acknowledge 1 part of my cultural upbringing. This is mental slavery, the old masters set the standard that once mixed with black you can no longer be part of us. The race and skin shade grading was set by them. I don't acknowledge their nonsense. When identify as one or the other when you are both.
@@sharri5412 exactly, facts 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 i just say im mixed and see myself as one. I don't care about other people opinions are about my race, because i know what iam. That's why I love shows with mixed race familiy in it because its showing the rest of the world what we look like
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I get so tired of having to explain the difference between biracial n light skinned they not the same thing. people get mad but its the truth
This!! I have a black lightskin friend and she hates how ppl always think that she’s biracial, because she had 2 black parents and thats a whole different experience than having a black+non black parent
There’s European in her ancestry somewhere. West Africans are dark
@@rl.8011facts!! As a 75% black American it’s a whole different experience than only being half black. I’m light skinned but not biracial & have a completely different life experience than biracials regarding featurism.
@@Rosemary46840 but you are still mixed though
@@Rosemary46840You’re still mixed…
We are the only group who accept others and put them in front. Yet, when we are in other spaces the same is not reciprocated.
This!
@@jhaecarma2680 you stole my line lol
We’re the only group that continue to fight eachother hence why we’re still down. If a racist person was to see any of them brown skinned biracial ppl do u really think they could sit at the same table together??? Why are we really coming up with more reasons to separate from one another. Its a fuckin joke. And then we all blame the corrupt system for our position in life. At some point we have to take a hard long look in the mirror and realise we aint doin enough as black ppl to unite. Why are black ppl always on a mission of self destruct???🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Exactly…. When are we going to stop taking all comers and have some self respect.
I’m glad we are respectfully making this distinction between ourselves and our diverse groups it shows we have value in our own bloodline as Black people.
We shouldn't even have to do all this but even our own ppl are delusional when it comes to this
I’m sayin 🤦♂️ we not even consistent and tryna set rules
When all or most of the big roles, contracts and wealth goes to biracials for the past century, real black folks take notice. Can't keep the bs going forever.
But my thing is not anyone is 100% anything lol. Take a DNA test you'd be surprised
@@cuteyummythings875 If yall stay on your lane, pureness would be more common. Stay pure!
@@cuteyummythings875 I get what you are saying. I did a DNA test and I have more African DNA in me, but I also have American Indigenous, Scottish, and Norway and Irish blood in me. Can I identify as white now??? No I can't. I am still considered black in America.
I just have this one question. Can a white woman give birth to a black baby? Because what I am hearing in this thread is...if a black man have a baby with a white woman...she will give birth to a black baby. If that is the case...what do we need black women for??? 🤔
It's one thing to accept people into your community. it's another thing completely to place them on a pedestal and use them as a false representation of who you are. Even if they're black by some stretch of the imagination, they are not supposed to be the face of black women or representation for us.
Tell that to the white people that control television media and magazines. If you don't want them to be the face of blackness, then come together with your money and create your own networks and magazines and advertising companies.
@@IndigoCosmic When blk people get opportunities to be in charge of casting they express a notable preference for their biracial counterparts. E.g Kenya Barris whose greatest achievement is marrying a biracial woman since he never seems to shut up about it. Instead of making these silly claims you might want to check the imdb credits of many of the castings of "blk" women. Look for the casting director. Plus, yt people giving preference to biracials shouldn't be a shock. You forget that half-yt biracials are also their kids. Of course they'd give them preferential treatment. However the focus is what we accept and praise as representation.
@durranofthetower7306 I'm not shocked that they're given preferential treatment, but it sounds like you forgot that in your original comment. So again, if black women specifically don't like who is being shown in the media representing them then Black Women need to come together with their money and create their own television networks and hire writers, actors and producers that they want to hire and not wait for white people or black men to do it. I mean, in Nigeria, literally, all of Nollywood films have black dark skinned women in them. Black women in America should follow suit instead of always complaining. Sure, there may be some black american women working towards that, but I never hear the ones complaining mention how they donate to these other womens projects. I mean, on Oprah's network, it's pretty much all black women on there. I've never seen a mixed woman as the lead character, so I don't get the constant complaining about these mixed women. If you know you're a black woman, why the need to point out that someone else isn't? I highly doubt a biracial woman calling herself black is going to change the identity in the minds of humans that darker black woman exist. Full blooded African women might as well do the same. If Black americans aren't 100% black because of slavery so then what?
@@IndigoCosmic My point is to call out the self-hate among black people themselves INCLUDING black women. The point is to change the destructive, self-hating mindset we have. A lot of bw have low self-esteem and have settled for living vicariously through biracial women. Black men on the other hand are very particular about their representation. The self-hate that causes them to place mixed people above themselves because of anti-black beauty standards. Black people before colonisation/slavery saw good and beauty in themselves and didn't worship people for being paler. We had lighter skinned people and nobody thought they were pretty just because they were lighter. Plus, there are more brown/darkskinned black people than there are lightskinned black people. I've been to multiple black majority countries to know this. When black people have a self-hating colorist/featurist and texturist mindset it results in them placing people that meet their self-hating standards above themselves. We're literally the only race that loves our biracials more than we love ourselves. Asians and whites don't put hapas above themselves and used them as the face of their community. It's weird. Plus with this mindset even when we have those platforms we end up perpetuating the exact same bs. We've seen countless shows where two black parents miraculously have a black son and mixed daughter. And whole time its a black person(man and woman) that was in charge of casting, the show is produced by a black person etc. Thats not how genetics work and no amount of gaslighting will change the fact that a person with two black parents and a biracial are not the same kind of person. Zazie Beetz was recently cast as stagecoach Mary, a woman phenotypically closer to Viola Davis and Lupit Nyongo. You know who made that happen? The casting director? An unambiguous, darkskinned black woman. So no, us having our own platform is clearly not enough. The mindset of how we perceive ourselves needs to change. Tbh, from looking at your profile pic I don't expect you to understand. People typically do not work to dismantle a system that benefits them. Y'all would rather keep the status quo in place because it benefits you.
@@IndigoCosmic BTW, A black American with a white ancestor from a 100 years ago is not the same as a person whose biological PARENT is non-black. It doesn't justify colorism/texturism/featurism or the hatred of the unambiguous west-central African black phenotype. I see you and others trying to pass off colorism as an act of "kindness" and "inclusion" that the black community extends to its lighter-skinned and biracial counterparts. Its not. Let's not be dense for the sake of proving a point.
People are not ready to have that conversation 🤷🏾♀️ everytime I tell black people we haven't had a black president yet, they're shocked.. dont @ me, do a simple wiki search
Obamba is a black president
🌱The "1924 Racial integrity ACT" Segregated the Mulatto Demographic. We're still Judicially Segregated. 🍃
This is so stupid I think black folks act like nobody lightskin is black and mixed ain’t a race if a racist looks at them they still black
@@destinedforgreatness3030 🌱 Mulatto is a Independent Racial Classification. Declared in 1779 & Segregated in 1924. 🍃
@@caytos9156 Obama is a mixed president. His mother was white...
This makes me sad instead of going forward seems like we are going backwards. Why can't we all just accept each other.
Because Black men chase and marry the mixed Blacks first.
@@gamer1X12 I'm not biracial and if I was I wouldn't think any different.
@@rosmeryandrade5110 I just dont see how its going backwards. Its just stating a simple fact. They didnt slander or insult anyone with this video, all they simply said was biracial people aren't black, which is true.
@@gamer1X12 if within our own races we segregate each other what do you think other people will do to us?
@@rosmeryandrade5110 that's the thing.... We AREN'T the same race... blacks and biracials aint the same. That's kinda the whole point. Let me ask you this, why does no one ever consider a mixed person to be white? Exactly. Its one-drop rule nonsense.
Exactly biracial is biracial, respect the other half of them.
Exactly
My 3 babies are BLACK AND WHITE= BIRACIAL.... BOTH ARE ON BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND IF THE CHOICE ISNT ON THE APPLICATION... I CHOOSE NONE AND WILL TEACH THEM THE SAME....
Well what do we identify as on paper? There is no “half and half” option? And what abt us who aren’t claimed by the other half because our skin is “too dark” ? I’m darkskinned so I get racially profiled and told I’m not actually latina, what do I do??🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
@@persephone7197 I’m not invalidating your struggle, it’s possible to endure bias as a dark skinned biracial but it doesn’t change the fact you’re biracial nonetheless. Whether the Latina community acknowledges you or not, you are still part of it.
(Also this is response is me under the assumption that you are biracial, if not my bad 😅)
@@lockedhoneyprincess7333 Some mixed people are just far too mentally weak to just say that they are mixed.
It's sad to see so many confused mixed people that are super desperate to fit into monoracial identities.
If you're mixed, you're mixed. You are not Mixed Black, Mixed Asian, Mixed White, etc......you're just mixed/biracial/multiracial/etc. I have a hard time understanding why that's so hard for some mixed people to grasp.
Also when they refer to the one drop rule which is their reason why they are black, it is just utterly racist and morally questionable.
They are canceling out parts of their identities and other people's identities. Not to mention the one drop rule is outlawed and it now stands as a socially asinine belief which is why we have ignorant people claiming these women are black.
Nothing WRONG with being biracial but if you are biracial you are not BLACK just like you are not the other race you are mixed with and that is okay. Black people have 2 black parents.
I completely agree. This is all i was saying!
I'm mixed and this is what I've been saying for so long. Thank you
Facts 😂
@Ingoc exactly , but some biracial would cry if you told them hey buddy your not black your dad is fully asian
I am a biracial woman. My mother is black, my dad is white. I was taught that God made me beautiful, and as a result, I do not prefer one side over the other. I am simply me. If anyone asks, I say I am mixed. My identity is not found in my skin color.
Veru TRUE!! They DONOT share the same experience as a black woman...meaning 2 BLACK BIOLOGICAL PARENTS
I have a genuine question. What do I identify as, I’m darkskinned and I get racially profiled at stores as a bw and the Latinx/Hispanic community denies me as well.🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
It's like this:
*White people to biracials* : 👉🏻 you are not white, u are black, go to them!!"
*Biracials* : "Yes sir"👍🏼
*Back ppl to biracials* : "hey u know what, u are neither white nor black, you're 👉🏿 biracial, both, okay?"
*Biracials* : "💢😤😡🤬🖕🏻, how dare you tell me who I am!! Y'all racist"
Taking white ppls opinion as gods prayer, but what we have to say is ignored. Our opinion doesn't matter, their respect for the racist opinion/ rule of white ppl just weights more. This goes for some insecure black ppl as well, unfortunately. 💔
@@persephone7197 um….did you not answer your own question or am I misunderstanding you…? You said you get racially profiled as a black woman so are you not a black woman? Or do you just happen to have dark skin but have another type of ethnicity parent? (For example, Indian) if that’s the case you would not be able to identify as black but instead brown. Though, that doesn’t stop those racist people from racially profiling you because all they see is colour and think “black = bad” I’m so sorry you go through that. It should not be happening to anyone.
Absolutely! Being biracial isn’t black. You do need two black parents to be black.
@@wake5307 Well both my parents are black Latine and Hispanic (they’re both darkskin as well) I’m js very confused
And if they consider themselves black, who is anyone to tell them that they are not?
Grow up!
Why they never consider themselves white ? I know why 🧐🧐
Facts love. I wish someone would tell my girls their not black🙄
They are not black if they have a parent that is not black… simple. If you mix the color red with the color white it is no longer red or white… it’s pink.
@@adrienneduvall8145 bad analogy.
And everyone with sense will still consider them non black shut up!!
I view distinguishing between biracial and black as showing respect to both groups ✌🏿
To pretend we are the same is disrespectful (and usually only beneficial to biracials).
You do realize society forces biracial people to pick one side right? Hope that something you fools aren’t ready to talk about
Exactly, calling these women Black is disrespectful to their nonBlack parent. I've never understood that, it's so weird.
Thank you so much for this!!!
THIS!!
True
As a biracial person I already know the difference ✌🏽
I knew a half korean, half black man and he told me that he got so much crap from black people AND koreans. It's not his fault he was born biracial, and it's ridiculous. There's nothing wrong with being biracial. In fact, I think biracial people are some of the most beautiful people because they look so unique and tend to carry the best traits from BOTH parents. My sisters are biracial and I consider them more beautiful than myself.
ALSO I've seen very beautiful black women, and when I say black, I mean like Danai Gurira black. I don't get this need to stomp on other women. I think some women do that because they are bitter and insecure people.
Biracial people are not some of the most beautiful people 😂 if they are attractive, it’s usually because they’re mixed with black. ❤
@@8213apiceThere's actually research that backs up mixed race people having more attractive faces. Cross-breeding in general snuffs out genetically prone illnesses and leads to healthier offspring in all species. Whose to say this may not apply to humans as well? I can send links if you want any, but youtube may shadow ban my comments.
@@8213apice there's the bitter and insecure we're talking about 😂
Yet they pose as "black" when it's convenient but y'all gotta sort that one out
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But what else are they posing as? Can they pose as white??. They're melanin speaks a different story... Lol y'all act like they can be at a clan rally one day and a blm march the next, and be accepted equally at both.. white passing can, most half Black biracials are not white passing
The same way black folk and black celebrities disappear when it’s time for shit to get political.
And I oop!!!
Yeah they only say they are black as an advantage to say something is unfair otherwise they don't care
why tf does this matter 😭😭
edit : i do understand that representation matters , however , you shouldnt put one African American woman down to uplift another. To clarify, I am a 14 year old half Eritrean and half African American. To an ignorant individual, no matter our ethnic identity, we are seen as black and are also racially profiled. The women presented can represent the skin of girls like me that are black but may be mistaken as mixed. it shouldnt matter that they are lighter because its just as problematic as being criticized for being darker. Trust me, if a biracial individual appeared more African American than their other half, op wouldnt have a problem. We are all people of color and get discriminated against regardless of shade
Bc too many ppl or anti-black!! No one wants to be black!! Not even some blk ppl and it’s sad!!
If you have to ask , that’s exactly why it matters.
So a lot of people don't understand why this matters, and it matters because fully black women are being underrepresented in media, music, movies, because biracial women are taking the spot of full black women. For example, instead of casting fully black women in roles made for fully black women, many more biracial women have been casted instead. There is an over-representation of biracial women in black media compared to black women. Even though way more black women exist. It's been this way since slavery, anyone closer to white gets better treatment and opportunities. White supremacy is at the root of colorism.
@@hannahwatkins7992 the common problem is that we’re letting white people define what an ideal black woman is. It should be up to us as a black community to push for better representation for ourselves and not rely on them, instead of telling a group of people what they aren’t.
It matters a lot when you are erasure of representation of the fully black person happens all the time
Black is black. No matter what shade
Shade doesnt matter, but the race of your parents does. If your parents are of two different races, you cant just magically become only 1 race.. It’s not that hard to understand.
@@rl.8011Exactly!❤
@@caytos9156 Society does not determine your race, your race determines your race. If your dominant NEGROID gene is prevalent...HELLO!
@@rl.8011thank you people need to understand that
@@caytos9156you not making no sense
Even if you're biracial,the society still will see the black in you 😂😂
Doesn’t change that you’re biracial 😂
very true...they're still black women regardless cause it shows more
If society saw them as just black women they would not have the privilege they have. Society see them as biracial.
@@pearlly1730they’re not black even people in the UK know what a biracial is please.
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I let them be whatever they want to identify as as long as they don’t weaponize skin tones against either side of their families.
Love that❤
Family is everything you're correct😇
Just let people do them! One thing for sure society tries to define them but i will not participate!
Exactly
💯. Some of us have to fight everyday for Black women. This video is ridiculous.
What I see is some of the strongest fighters against AntiBlackness, colorism and racism. How can one gatekeep another from their own lineage? Y’all kill me. 🤦🏾♀️
I'm sure that no one mistook Halsey as a fully Black woman.
Finally! Someone has said it because I be confused when they say, "first black woman to" and I am just there like, y'all know they're biracial right?
Agreed but we are all a part of God's People and should just love and accept each other other no matter the differences.
Wise up... The system will ALWAYS view them as BLACK 👁️
Know this 👁️👁️
Biracial is not an ethnicity. It is a description. Black is an ethnicity… if they are a product of two different ethnicities and one half of that is still black… then they are still black.. I’m black and Filipino and I share both cultures and I identify with both cultures. I cannot stop being who I am simply because you refuse to understand. If someone said about me “y’all know she’s biracial right?” My answer would be “yes, I am half black and Filipino. Accept it.”
@@iamenough6958 not in Africa it won’t. Biracial people in this continent especially in South Africa legally have to identify as coloured or mixed. I think the race confusion for most mixed people is because they make them pick white or black in America and Europe and white people don’t accept mixed as white do they so they opt for black
@@melanieproctor3073 unfortunately as an 100% African we don’t share that sentiment. Especially in South Africa mixed people are coloureds and true Africans are Afro African. Hence the terms Afro nation, Afro beats and so on its two completely different groups
I stan this post because it goes to show the image of real black dark skin women is being washed out by mixed and light skin women especially with a certain eurocentric phenotype
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Can’t and “d” there fixed it.
Hopefully someone can answer this question for me. If both my parents are mixed black (they both have darksin but are black Hispanic and Latinx) and I’m darkskinned latina what am I? I get racially profiled and judged and denied by the Latinx community because I’m considered not Latina enough because I’m “too dark” . ATP im very confused
@@persephone7197 You're black as hell but still mixed. The Latino community is sooo racist so not surprised. It's okay, I bet you're really beautiful.
@@persephone7197If your parents are mixed then you are mixed. Just like Zoe Kravitz
I hope you also separate the "black achievements" by biracials.
Both have achievements.
In reality, many people don't realize how mixed they are until they take a DNA test. No matter how dark or light you are, if you are outside of Africa you most likely have some admixture in your DNA.
I'm biracial and I'm proud of both my parents 😍
We should just be a separate race. Simple.
I’m black and white… that means I am black wtf! Fredrick Douglas was black and white… I guess he wasn’t black, just a slave huh?
Same here. 💯
I'm mixed and I absolutely love 🥰🥰🥰 both being African American & Puerto Rican💯💯💯 PROUD! I'm thankful for not only my obviously beautiful skin tone and features, but also knowing the long, hard, and stressful years that my ancestors had to go through for not just me but others, to be able to live confidently always breaking barriers and wanting more because we deserve more/equal. It's so sad there are some/others who somewhat love, being themselves biracial, mixed, whatever! But are still insecure on the inside and fake happy and want to REALLY love the skin there in. Smh.
I love the way God made me. wouldn't have it any other way🙏🏽💯😘
@@BellacoLoco Puerto Rican is not a race slow ppl
*I'm multiracial and love ALL of my ingredients!!!* 🙌🥰🙏
exactly how I feel
@@faiththompson9067 i garantee you its a black woman who made this video. Who tf cares what color u are, why are they so pressed and jealous of biracial women?
Do all your ingredients love you though, meaning do you enjoy your half white privilege😊
@@simba8665 💯
Same
To be fair I know women who are BLACK not biracial but they look like some of these women and they get slack for saying they’re just Black and it’s really annoying. I get why this video was made tho. Nothing against biracial women at all but referring to them as bw erases black women and erases biracial women’s other race as well (and some of them don’t like being forced to choose). I think being biracial/ racially ambiguous comes with its own unique set of challenges and privileges and when you call them black it denies this reality.
You've hit it on the nail why i made this video. Exactly
Some dont like choosing however they should be able to freely say they are black without being attacked bc at the end of the day they are black bc they are half which technically makes them apart of 2 races meaning they can day they are black just like they can say they are asian,hispanic or indian
They are also mixed people you just live in a slave nation so political race topics are categorised differently 😂 lightskin people gave zaddy dna especially if your African American 😂
Black or Biracial.....still beautiful woman 💯❤️💐
Sometimes I wish people really *NOT* do these videos of discord! Peace, Blessings & UNITY to us all!!!
Namaste ♥️🙏🏾♥️🙏🏻
But that wouldn’t be realistic .
Namaste BUT why are you uncomfortable with the Truth tho?
👊🏾👏🏾💪🏾👏🏾🎯♥️💯
Thank🎉 you! 🎉
@@HydenNoway But it's okay to call out all Black though!! Let something bad happen then it's all Black then! I said what, I said!
As a biracial woman who looks more black but you can tell is biracial I identify more as a black woman and when I have to pick just one race I pick black. At the end of the day dark skin or light skin we’re all black.
Come on somebody 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 proud Louisiana creole here❤ we all niggas
Facts!!
When would you have to pick? Genuinely curious
More to it then skin tone!
@@simonesloveoracletarot5093 *than
& so does being black. Most “black” people w 2 “black” parents half the time have other blood lines in them. Doesn’t stop them from being black.
To be fair Zoe Kravitz is not really “bi-racial” though. Her parents are. I would just say that she’s mixed .
if you have a biracial kid - you chose to have a biracial kid then deny an entire HALF OF THEM because .... of what? You chose who to have kids with, accept they're biracial and help them navigate that if you find it so hard to accept
As an extremely light skinned women myself ( I'm lighter than 70% of these biracial women) with two black parents and darker skinned siblings (all by the same parents) I just wish that people would make sure to distinguish between light skinned black women and biracial women. Black women come in ALL SHADES!
@ pechcobblr . Exactly . This is ridiculous. Get what right? What about one drop of Black blood makes you Black? Black people comes in all shades and are already biracial many times over due to slavery. So what does that make them? She apparently forgot about slavery. Colorism has been used to divide Black people.
We see you. We know all shades can come from us. However these people are known to be what they are. The person who made the video didn't post anyone like you.
@@PullOverItsDaPopo what do you mean by the way they speak lol
Same here
Preach on it!!
I have such respect for you for not being afraid to speak on this subject ,they are not black they are biracial.This is why it’s so disturbing when these ladies hold titles being the first black woman of things in our culture.I love and respect them but they’re not black .They should be celebrated for who they truly are .
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 as much as the blood is mixed from slavery to now..... girl grow up because a lot of us have some mixture on us. it really bothers me that this is what we focus on.. But it's funny because some of these people on this list I've seen black women get mad at for not speaking on black issues, but y'all just said their not black. soooo.... my people are the most a$$ backwards people I know
So does that mean Black women need to step it up because they haven’t done much in Hollywood? Or let me guess every black women has been oppressed in Hollywood? Are we really going to keep singing We Shall Overcome? This is divisive and another way to keep remaining a victim of oppression in “their” world… Stop looking for “their” reinforcement and recognition. Do Better
@@simbellagoth8279 black woman have done a lot. It was a black woman who opened doors for biracials. Why don’t you tell the whites to accept biracials?? Why don’t they unite?
Yes to your comment "full black women" are oppressed in Hollywood. Zendaya and Lauren London are the typical black girl/women representation and again, they aren't black women, they're biracial. And it's almost as if erasing what a fully black woman looks like because they become the standard.
They are Black, only if half. When the dominant culture in the world discriminates against a bi-racial person, usually of Black and White mix -- bi-racial people who don't identify as Black shouldn't ask the Black community for help when White people are harming them in some kind of way. More numbers in the Black community means more political power. See the logic in that?
I’m 60% African American and 40% European America = Black and part of the Black Culture 💯🥰🙏🏼 I’m Grateful
ur mixed, get it straight.
You’re not black at all.
@@dearwhitenbiracialcommunit7924People do a pretty good job of identifying themselves, you get it straight! Who are you!?
@@MaryLou91340% 50% European or more is either considered mixed, or white. So u get it straight dear! I know what my people when I see em , and he/ she is clearly mixed and denying partial of thier European heritage. They are a black identified multiracial mixed person like Beyonce.
This is the stupidest division in life.🤦🏿♀️
Mixed race people are mixed race people simple
How can it be a stupid division when colorism exists and ain’t going no where 😂 baby it’s been divided by choice 😅even before colorism became a serious conversation
As a dark skinned American born woman of Caribbean heritage, Imma stay outta this debate. For those who are triggered, I feel the same way when my blackness and belonging are questioned because I am not an American Descendant of Slaves. Trust me, the next video will be distinguishing light skinned black women from dark skinned black women.
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But you are most likely Caribbean descendants of slaves. Why would anyone question your blackness.
Every Foundational Black American is not a descendent of slavery
The truth is they are not black. Why does it bother you. They are mixed.
Ummm anyone born in the Caribbean is descended from slavery though. That's where some of the slave ships stopped before making there way to the Americas...
Mfs be like “what you mixed with?” just cuz of my hair. Why i gotta be mixed cuz i got long thick hair? I’M BLACK AND PROUD 😂
I had a coworker say this to me this year. I have a dear friend from Ukraine who gave me a lil flag souvenir. Coworker asked me if I was ukranian and I said girl do I look ukrainian? I'm a dsbw. And she said "I thought you were mixed with something, you and your sister have such beautiful hair."
Amen
Because they’re uneducated!!! Smh
If you are a product of the African Dispora and have some European or Indigenous features... you probably have a bi Racial ancestor(s).
BUT "bi" means "two" or "twice"... THEREFORE most of the women on this list are actually POLY "more than two" or MULTI RACIAL "composed of many like parts".
"Black" isn't a race... race is a mental constuct... its only us and them
First of all black people is known for having thick hair curly quickly hair nowadays a lot of people are wearing their natural hair movement black people have beautiful hair we have come a long way to accept but natural state of our hair some people still wear extensions though but who cares you wear what you want
Im so glad my sisters are waking up to this foolishness that been happening in our community forever. Created by a self hating dusty.
I think we are really ready to have these conversation world wide.
SPEAK ON IT📣
If asked what are you? and I reply "mixed"
to some blacks they say I'm not proud of being black but when I did reply to some I said I am black ( to not offend them of not being proud.) then they turn on me and say "No your not one of us".. as if I am trying to win a prize. I know what I am I don't need an outsider telling me who I am.
You are mixed. Nothing more, nothing less. By saying you’re mixed you’re already implying that you’re black, so that “not being proud to be black” is nonsense. If you said that you’re white, then it would make sense if they told you you’re not embracing your blackness
you see it that way but other blacks would say no girl your black. my point is you cant make everyone happy I know what I am. I don't need you to tell me and its none of your business.@@rl.8011
Thank you for this post! As an unambiguous black woman, I greatly appreciate the distinction. Biracial women do not represent me. Period.
You should represent yourself!! No one else is responsible for how u see yourself!!
@@N.B.-bc6hc Why are you so triggered?! Your response indicates that you completely missed the point of my comment. Clearly, the ability to think critically is not an attribute that everyone possesses. Have a blessed day 🙏🏾
We are so different but they don’t want to respect the black woman experience ! They want us to act like we are all the same 😮💨😮💨😮💨
@@N.B.-bc6hc Why are you disrespecting a black woman filling ? We have the right to be with our people ! What is wrong with you?
@@N.B.-bc6hc That’s a point! To the original author of this comment, it’s not every Black person’s or woman’s job to represent you (especially you as an individual). I’m a Black woman and the Black community doesn’t represent me! If anything, you as an individual can represent what is Blackness. It looks like you got it twisted
The people will STILL play delusion!
They are black and white, they are both
That's right biracial, not black.
@@Tashaten know who else is biracial?? Olivia rodrigo, selena gomez, joji, and mitski. and none have black in them. So that would be a pretty stupid thing for mixed black people to strictly identify as just biracial, wouldn’t it? 😐
@@Tashaten cause ya know. There are other races that can mix. If you somehow happened to forget.
@@nyoom2062.. We are talking about biracials mixed with black, I don't care about the others they pass for white with no problems anyways. I'm talking about if you are 50% black then that only makes you half black so they're just biracials, now Whites will never accept them as being white so why should blacks accept them for blacks as a whole when they are not! That stupid one drop rule must change!
I'm glad somebody put it out there
If you mix regular milk with chocolate milk you get chocolate milk… period.
if you mix black and white you get grey and grey is never white nor black it grey and that is ok.
@@docaz9453 poetry 😂
@@docaz9453 Thank you! Great Analogy
Well, it's a great thing humans aren't milk. Because it doesn't work like that
@@watertigress9328 Fr 😂
Was waiting to see DojaCat
She’s closer to her white family and is open about that tho, leave the woman alone
@@heathencake9110 what does this even mean. like what are you proving by saying this?
@@goldenheartgal It means she's being targeted for how audiences see her and not how she identifies herself. So what's the point of bringing her up.
Everybody knows she’s not fully black
@@heathencake9110 hey take it easy love, the original commenter is just stating that Doja Cat is mixed race (mother white, father South African) so she would’ve been a good pick for this video, since it’s on biracial woman.
I am Biracial and feel like I'm lying by saying I'm Black. 😅
I bet you would say you're white if you could, don't lie.
@@joefreeman3772 what a weird ass comment, idk how you managed to radiate absolute creep energy through a single sentence
@@joefreeman3772 that's good. Yes she would. If people asked her if she's white which will never happen because she looks black she would most certainly claim it
@@joefreeman3772 Sh_t I wish I lived the freedoms that a lot of White and white looking people enjoy, but I am not a white passing person and have been called Black racial slurs. I have Black oppression privilage with a sprinkle of The brown paper bag skin color comparison test privilage. 😥😅
@@lollipop9167 Hell, you speak truth. I'd love to be treated like my life mattered like the white and white looking people. I have read and studied on black racial history on people passing and pros and cons of it.🥺😥 If I had a baby with a non Black man, there's definitely a chance the Black will come out so also no point in me trying to pretend I'm any other race than being part Black. 😥
We aren't full black but half black....... we're not 100% but we are part black.......
Agreed
@lockedhoneyprincess7333 You should make a video about the Mixed males as well!!!!! People need to know the difference. By the way love your Content ❤️ 🫶🏼
As a mixed Chinese and French-Canadian, my opinion on black people may not be as valid. but as a mixed person, I do have something to say:
I wouldn’t be so bold as to claim that I am purely Chinese or purely White. But for someone to tell me that I am not Chinese at all and to claim that I have never faced discrimination as a Chinese person is incorrect. People have told me this plenty of times. I feel as if I do not have the right to celebrate either of my cultures. I wish that people could stop telling me I am this or that. Can’t we just leave it as “I am biracial: BOTH Chinese and Canadian. Which comes with its own challenges and privileges.”
What's on my driver's license Black 🖤
Exactly
And? What's the scientific fact of your DNA?
right lol like ok… you can make all these videos all you want, but at the end of the day we’re still Black for all legal and identifying intents and purposes lol
Should Halle Berry’s driver license say… white??? lol
Your right.shit don't say biracial on those I'd s does it?
You choose your own race on your license 😂😂😂😂🎉
They’d have been on the plantation too.
Even children of white men.
Thank you! People fail realize that.
Not the same treatment and not all of them
There were some Irish on the plantations as well, doesn’t that make them black now? So being black is define by the plantations.
@@jayp8461 Irish weren’t considered chattel slaves.
This is 100% factual. Nothing about it should be controversial.
A significant amount of black Americans are of some mixture. The biggest differences between light skinned blacks and direct biracials is the psychology. One grows up with a non black parent and a whole non black side of the family. The other has two black parents and families. At the very least, they cant or dont want to deny the non black parents existence.
Mulatto was removed to enable the one drop rule. All these ppl a quarter something other than African are not random slavery admixtures
We know that already. Did you ask them if they’re black-ish ? You can’t separate us❤
Who's us?
huh??? why you mad they biracial?
There is nothing wrong with being biracial.
Culturally sure they MIGHT be closer to their Black American side but that is not their Race
Mfs find something to divide us more & more each day 🙄😒
Right! And black people fall for it every time. Why our heads are turned to the left something is happening on the right. I wonder what that is
Ma’am! SERIOUSLY! It’s beyond annoying. Wanting some type of glorification for something that’s more of a social construct than anything else we’re living thru and it’s main purpose, create division
Amen Amen thank you
Facts and that makes this video wrong
How is it divisive when that's what they are lol? Is biracial a bad word? It's going to be 2025 soon and y'all still using an racist and outdated rule
Very necessary! Thank you! Your comment section shows why this was needed lol. So many have an issue with BW wanting our identity to ourselves. There’s accusations of divisiveness, jealousy, and hate along with willfully disregarding the truth for the sake of traditional comfort. Some black and mixed people are not ready to separate from anti-blackness. The mental laziness is screaming in here 😂 keep waking folks up. I’m not surprised, but it’s still crazy to see the pushback that we get for shutting the revolving door. Our identity is not a costume, we don’t come in all shades, we have a certain look with some exceptions, we are black regardless of our experiences or upbringings, and we can give birth to these ladies but we are not these ladies. Shout out to those of all races who support the significance of the exclusivity of BW!!!
so in other words any biracial black woman killed or harmed because they were BLACK... is totally invalid... despite that she still experiences ant black racism.....
so Angela Davis can go kick rocks?
I'm sorry, and I get where your coming from at least kind've, but for real, you ought be mortified . to imply a black person is wearing a costume... despite experiencing the discrimination that comes with it... that is disgusting and disrespectful and is practically like spitting on Graves at that point.
@@sardonyx1165 you tried really hard with the guilt. Black people are not the only race to have racially-motivated hate crimes happen to us. They tend to happen to people that aren’t white. Just because we’re not white doesn’t make us all black. There’s no reason for everybody to try to fit under the same umbrella as us. We can have similarities while being different. Angela Davis and any other biracial people that fight for black rights are actually fighting for black and mixed rights. It is perfectly fine to distinguish between the two groups and recognize that we have had combined efforts, masked as one big movement. But when biracials benefit from not being predominantly black, we don’t. Why? Because we’re not the same. It creates dishonesty regarding the treatment of the black race, which can invalidate the experiences of black people. It also interferes with our statistics. So a lot of us would appreciate it if people could leave our identity to us. There’s nothing wrong with saying we had it wrong by following white supremacy’s rule with the “One Drop”. We can make the correction now.
@@LimiLimi7 Aint no need for guilt... because where your comin from is understandable. But there is need for some clarity here. First off, while yes ,people of color in general are treated differently, you and I know God damn well there's a big ass difference between "poc" and Black.... Non black biracial people, do not face what black biracial people do... when a black biracial person gets profiled, it's not because they are of color... it's because they are BLACK.
My Great Grandmother was actually biracial.... and she had Darkskin, as in actually dark skin... And 4c hair... and she only got a sixth grade education. Why? Because she was a black woman, who hussled to make sure her children could have more, do more, be more... gave birth to my granddad, a Darkskin Black Man... who indeed had her to thank for his starting point in life. He then went on to have my Mother, and just Like my great grandmother, my mother is a proud Black Woman...through and through... and my father a proud black man.
Now why did I elaborate? To explain that while yes discrimination isn't exclusive to us as Black people, there is a very specific kind for us. At that point, Anti black racism don't care if yo daddy is half this or half that, At the end of the day, if you are black, one way or another anti black racism will treat you as such no matter where ,when or who you are.
Now with that said.... here's what I do agree with.... Biracial Black people need to stop being the face of blackness... and we as the black community need to better uplift monoracial black people and stop exotifing biracial black people into stardom. Also more importantly, we need to learn to undue what the white man has done to our culture... what I mean by that, is stopping Colorism, Texturism, Featurism. We need to be proud of deeply melanated skin... Proud of Our One of a kind Crowns... and to quote Ari Lennox "stop hating our Royal Black Features ".... this is what we need to do. Not be fighting amongst ourselves. Angela fought for her people... black people. But it's like somewhere along the line we lost the message of those who came before us.... suddenly bashing each other rather than uniting...
I myself despite having two black parents am lightskin. And I've seen how we talk about our own people, just because they are darkskin... abd I think that's sick and have never tolerated that kind of speech in my presence.... we are all equally beautiful and worthy of being seen. And I whole heartedly agree we need to do better at getting More Dark skin unambiguous black women through the door.
@@sardonyx1165 nope it’s their parents fault cause God told y’all in the Bible to not mix ethnicity’s.
@@diamond88744 sis... if people went by everything the Bible said ... then we'd be enslaved. Again.
So either stick to what the newer renditions of the Bible say... or just don't bring that book into it period...
Exactly!!! You need 2 no 1 black parent to be black..none of these women are black period. White folks don't have an issue with enforcing this fact in their community only us 😩
Agreed! Why don’t they say they are their other half?.. they simply can’t. Only black people take and welcome others knowing they aren’t black. It’s disrespectful when you think about it.
As someone who's biracial. Frankly a lot of us don't really care as long as you're not trying to use it against us
and we don't care as long as your phenotype isn't used to replace unambiguous black women
@@submissiveproviderstboth9485 huh? Please explain what you mean by this because I wanna make sure I'm not misreading what you just said
@@abcdefghijklmnop7179 my words are self explanatory
@@submissiveproviderstboth9485 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@@abcdefghijklmnop7179 a lot of people are noticing that when it comes to black representation, its mostly mixed people at the forefront. thats what they mean
This is coming from the same woman who say “not you not minding your business “ ..... meanwhile....😂😂😂😂
That's funny. Ignorance is bliss
@thehappyhuman I agree!! Nobody anywhere should feel ashamed of how they born were “looking”. Nobody has control of what race they are born. The baby doesn’t choose what their dna is. The video just seemed a bit sad bc they can’t help what their DNA says...
Exactly... meanwhile, she straightens her hair (or wears a weave) trying to look bi-racial. Get out of here with that foolishness!!!
@@smileyt7581 The whole post is sad. Smh
Lol they jealous of mixed girls because they don’t do this to mixed or lightskin black men
The one drop rule was and will always be a scam.
We are horrible to each other. May God have mercy on our souls.
I didn’t know it was a huge deal. Oh well. I’m mixed too, black and black as hell. (I saw that on TikTok it was funny) ONE LOVE! 😂😂😂
mixed is not black, please get out of the slavery one drop rule MIXED IS NOT BLACK.
@@anikakelly3025 Thankyou mixed is not black. Two black parents are what make you black.
@@Black_Aquamarine That’s the point. “Black and black as hell”, y’all are slow.
@@Black_Aquamarine what makes the parents black? Take Zoe Kravitz for example. They’re both of the same tone.
@@anikakelly3025 Then nobody in America is black. Most Black Americans in the US have Europeans ancestry.
And They are ALL Beautiful Queens
They're all gorgeous indeed ❤️
Yes yes yes 👏🏽
It’s THEY’RE…. Carry on
still biracial ho
@@k.nichelle4875 Shut up
Ah, yes, segregation on skin tone... Helps with racism...
It’s segregation on dna.
Ask any biracial person with that beautiful brown skin do they get "White PRIVILEGE"
No. Because they’re not white. But they do still have privilege compared to black people.
We need to not be so traumatized by color. To most people, I look like a "biracial" but both my parents are both black. If you place a biracial and a non-biracial that looks biracial side by side, and not knowing the background, according to this video, both are not black. And a lot of times I "look" more "biracial" than some biracial people but to the white man, we're all still black. I'm saying this to say that color is color whether you're light, dark, or in between.
Thank you this happens to my niece as well
I guess some black people think only black people look like Florida Evans ignorance is bliss in the black community today these women are so stuck on skin color until I just cannot believe this but however what I've learned in my time some people never leave the mindset of the plantation
Me too girl. Many folks will argue me down Ike I’m lying when I tell them that both of my parents are black…..and my grandparents and great grandparents are black. We come in multiple shades in my family.
I agree. Even one example is NLE Choppa. Despite looking biracial his mom is Jamaican and his dad is African-American
honestly st-f.u
We know these lovely women are biracial. When you think about it, we are all mixed in some way or another.
I agree.
Nice try but we're not talking about the 2% CAUCASIAN that may appear on ONE'S ancestry DNA results 😉
@@yahwarrior7415 Just say you a Colorist and call it a day boo boo the foo.🥴
@@Chucky1999 yes im in love with my chocolate skin. It's the color of the SOIL where I CAME FROM.
saying we're all mixed as a unabigous monoracial is the same a biracial saying we're all black because of the small percentage.
Thank you for this video I’m tired of people trying to erase US😊
I have a genuine question. What do I identify as, I’m darkskinned and I get racially profiled at stores as a bw and the Latinx/Hispanic community denies me as well.🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Maybe stop trying to dename biracial ppl?
Me too. It’s so disgusting
@@persephone7197 if you have parents of diffrent races you are biracial end of story. the follow you at the store because you are biracial, not because thay think you are black.
I'm biracial an I will forever acknowledge both sides I can't stand how some will say I'm just black. No you have that beauty from both sides and until u come to terms with that your not keeping it real withing yourself. Black and white equals beauty love both sides equally u wouldn't be u with out one or the other.
Honestly. Y’all shouldn’t have to go though this. If any of us are African Americans. chances are we’re mixed and prolly got an ancestor who was a Scottish goat herder or sumn. Truth is is black folk need to learn our own family history before speaking on someone else’s. With that same logic we can say only Africans truly represent what black is 🥴. Moral of the story is everyone should stay in their lane on that.
Exactly
So what will you say about my full caucasian friend that has Nigerian lineage in him...read more mama
I love when you guys come and speak for yourselves. Don’t ever let anyone force you to choose a side, or allow WS to stop you from acknowledging and loving your non-black side…. especially when you have healthy, intact relationships with your non-black side. These people out here are trying to *DELETE* a part of who you are and that is disgusting. 💕
But you are black sweetie you can’t deny what ppl see you as your ethnicity is biracial but as long as you have melanin in your blood you are black-you can be black but ethnically Filipino you can be Latino but black so black is literally just a color blame society not yourself
Well I guess there are a lot of African Americans that would be considered mixed although they may not look like it..yeah the majority of Africa Americans or "black" people in the USA have some European ancestry.
Baby girl scroll through the comments you are absolutely right all these black women claiming someone to be biracial they are just as mixed as they are. The will established and esteem Professor Henry Louis Gates had a DNA show and he's never found any black American that was 100% of anything or even close to that most black Americans have some type of European cut or some other nationality. Is this 2022 or 1922?
African Americans still pass on predominant African/genetic material. That is literally what I'm physically composed of by majority. A mixed or biracial can not do that.
The average African American is 25% white and they the only ones out here trying to tell biracial people they are not black enough...make it make sense
So our biracials wouldn't even be half African...
@@sparklesp9304 there will be a few that cause this issue, mindyouits usually the one that is cut.
All of our Blackness is powerful being Biracial is just one wonderful array in our amazing rainbow! Be proud period!
They’re not black
YES they're BIRACIAL and please remember that
I'm A Biracial 51yr. Old Man. A Mix of Black, Caucasian, Cherokee Indian, & Mexican. But When Caucasian Peopple See Me👀... They See A Black Man.... Especially When You Have Majority Black Features 🤷🏽
And?? You’re still not black. Why are you pushing yourself into OUR space?
That's cause you are a black man! Act like you know!!
@@97gin24 Excuse Me! Are You Referring To Me NiccA!
@@dontmindme4007 Who the f cares about what they think. They are not the one defining who is black or not. And you only identifying being black with how bad other people treat you is so d*umb. Black doesn't equal struggle.
@@dontmindme4007 Did you just call me the N word? You learned a lot from your white, Indian, and Mexican roots huh?? Lmaoo calling black people slurs…We don’t accept you. Look at how you talk to us.
I could fit the line up and I’m black. I don’t mind these women being representations, I would just like those of heavy Afro phenotypes to be elevated and shown in a glamorized light as these women have, as often as these women have. Let’s actually celebrate different shades and types of beauty within the black race.
Hmm u look fully black
I’m biracial. When I used to tell my black side of the family that I was white. They would ask questions like “Do you think your better than everyone else?” That’s why I’ve never claimed to be white. Because I grew up in a house hold when my family didn’t like white people. So I had to catch the heat being who I am sometimes.
You’re definitely not white lmaooo
@@veebee9942 I am white and black
@@akilahboone3304 exactly
@@akilahboone3304 You’re not white, you’re not black. You’re both: biracial.
Maybe this example makes it easier:
Pink= red+white
BUT Pink is not red and pink is not white
@@rl.8011 I know what ethnicity I am, I know I’m both I just said that above. My point is neither side of the races will never accept us for who we actually are.
The thing is there's no set look to biracial people they look like many types, even one's who are siblings with the same parents, some look more black, some look more white , some totally imbiguous looking, me and my siblings have completely different looks and skin colors, which is why sometimes you could ask if your curious but nowadays, people have such a knack for stupidly getting offended over ever minor thing and staying offended so day card ya do 🙄
Thank you 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 black and biracial are NOT the same!
Then they get mad. But I Identify as black. Like I tell them all day long your bi racial you are not all black and I could care less how they feel.
some are not even BIracial just simply mixed as there is only a dash which makes the claims that much more disingenuous
But black women will swear up and down they black. Thats the issue. A dash of black is all you need. Thats why i added them in the video as well.
@@lockedhoneyprincess7333 oh by all means AGREED I’m saying that mixed is a *broader* _less_ specific term as biracial is too a technicality [half/half not 1/8 + 2/47 et cetera et cetera] phenotypes be d-mned
and that’s before the ethnicity or nationality discussions i.e. Hispanic (not f-ing sPaNiSh) is not a race
yet digging there’re 80+ racial titles
@@lockedhoneyprincess7333 people that have a black parent have more than a dash of black. You added black women who are our skin tone in the video and what if you took a dna test and found out you were no more than biologically half black yourself The whole biracial rabbit hole narrative is dumb because in most cases black biracials have the same skin tone and same experiences that fully black people have including the full blatant racism experiences and systematic racism experiences as well. 90% of black biracials look the same and have the same traumatic experiences socioeconomic experiences and etcetera in which fully black people have. The only difference in most cases are a looser hair texture and they have a white parent or parent of another race. Especially as light skin black women it is even more foolish for us to claim these women as biracial.
@@honeycaliqueen6913 still biracial
@@judywalter9412 you capping for the internet but in real life situations most of these women are seen as black and they would get treated as the everyday black person if they were not rich and famous. You don’t get a brownie or special treatment for being biracial in the real world you will still be treated as black if you look black. Women who are Meghan markle skin tone might be assumed to be white if we didn’t know she has a black mother but most of these other women look like the everyday sista. They are rich and famous but they wouldn’t have any privileges if they weren’t rich and famous. America decides your race based on appearance. It’s doesn’t matter if are biologically 50% black or not if you look like the everyday black person 9 times out of 10 you will experience the same level of racism and discrimination. The proud boys and other racist groups will still call a black biracial a nigger or beat or kill you even if you only have one black parent or not. The cops will still make assumptions about you whether you are full black or a black biracial when you apply for a job and if you check two boxes you can still be pressured to pick one if you look black depending on your employer. If you have even been to the South if you look black you will be treated the same as every other black person unless you are rich or famous. Nobody but people pushing a shallow immature narrative on UA-cam cares if you are technically an black biracial or not. The biracial narrative is null and void if you look black based on American standards. Also a lot of white parents will tell their black kids to identify as black because society will see them that way. The biracial narrative gives black people a false perception of how society will perceive them.99.9% of the time society views and treats black biracials as full black. The biracial narrative doesn’t prepare black people for how they will be treated by the majority of society. Perception is reality. The biracial narrative is harmful to black people because it makes some people think they will be treated fairly in certain situations in which they are treated horrible. The biracial narrative might naively encourage make some black biracials put themselves in dangerous situations where they could be beat or killed by white extremists. It is an disingenuous narrative. 50% blacks usually don’t look any different than the typical light skin black person that has 2 black parents. An abusive man might pick them first to control and victimize to be in an abusive relationship with but there is no privilege in that. 50% blacks are just as likely to be staked raped and have other forms of physical assault, stalked, and other forms of violence committed against them. 50% blacks who sometimes are raised in white communities because they have a white mother are given the same treatment as the everyday black personby society. The white parent might love her black child and treat them greatly but for the most part people that are prejudged towards blacks don’t treat people who are half black any better than those who are full black. The only time blacks receive preferable treatment is if we are rich. We can to disagree tho.
If they have black in them then that means they’re black, I have a black father and white mother so I am black. You don’t need to be 100% black to identify as black
I’m biracial and I love it 🤷🏽♀️. I get to experience both cultures of my family and have different experiences that some people may never have 🤷🏽♀️ good and bad.
They all are still my sister's!♥️
Thank you!
If we were to look at people a couple hundred years ago in our blood line, WE'D ALL be surprised. We're all intermingled.
Thank you girl. I was thinking the same thing. I am half Morroccan. I travel to Africa twice a year. You guys look no where near like the Original inhabitants that brought forth life to planet Earth. Yes, If you look back 700 years , there is no similarity at all. The races are so intermingled here. The term Black is going to die out one day in North America.
how about all black beautiful women
@@felionrobinson698 I was implying that.
Right hell we are all bi racial,Tri racial,multi racial, been mixed since we were brought here,, & beautiful💕
@@rellmc4015 Exactly.
I am mixed. And self-actualization is much harder. BUT, once I saw the beauty and uniqueness in it, it was hard not to accept it. It's very powerful. And as long as we can support one another AS HUMAN BEINGS, we'll all feel like we belong.
Most of these women if not all IDENTIFY AS BLACK
I just want to know why this popped up on my feed I’m going to try to block this lol
But the minute they claim this “bi racial” title yall get mad 😂
Not at all, they're biracial🤷just facts
Right
Just a few of us..
Thank u!
I don't lol
Let me ask you...what do the Klan see? What do the police see?
70 shades of jealousy
I Love All My People Especially Our Queens Applause
Queens. I wish people stop calling each other that. Is that some sort of trend now.
The Queens from the motherland....thoroughbred 🍫🤎💪🏾🍑
@@butterfly8312 every human came from one place Isreal.
@@sharjjahnaziz4122 That term is based on the inherent insecurity of black women. They feel they must uplift themselves with this proclamation.
What does rat mean 🤔
They have Queen phenotypes though. I’m not biracial but I fit in the line up if your looking at complexion. ❤
its not based off that soley on parents
One of your ancestors must be
But every single one of them in the picture have a parent who is not black.
That doesn't matter, they are not Black. It's dangerous to be dismissive of that fact. We Black people are not dismissive of that fact, so if you're not Black, stay out of it. Black people define Blackness, and non-Blacks should respect that as it's respected with other races that define themselves. Politically, socially, and when it comes to paths of opportunities being paved, there's a difference. It's a shame that it if Black women paved the way for other Black women to have opportunities, and then those opportunities are given away to bi racials who in turn will not support Black people or represent Blackness at all except for the sake of self-advancement and profit and then taking those profits to the white community.
What’s the phenotype of a Queen if you don’t mind me asking?
The purpose of this is ACCURATE representation for Black women. In general, the representation of MONOracial Black women is usually that of biracial women, unless there's a direct and deliberate demand for a dark skinned sister, in which case, a statement is being made. Unambiguous Black women are constantly being compared to biracial women, in a "you're not the RIGHT kind of Black woman" way, as biracial women have become the standard of beauty within our community, which is unfair AF, because it's simply another way of using Whiteness (or proximity to) to minimize OUR beauty and worth.
This isn't bashing or insulting biracial women. Monoracial/unambiguous Black women are finally making the distinction between us and biracial women because we'd like to represent ourselves ACCURATELY, finally. To show that you can have two Black parents and STILL be beautiful, since so many seem to think the opposite (before anyone flips out, think about how many times you've heard, "ooh you so pretty...what you mixed with?").
We're tired of being represented by, and being compared to women who aren't us.
It's funny though, I hardly EVER see biracial women THIS up in arms about the "separation" between us, and how racist it is when they're being put on a pedestal OVER unambiguous Black women....just an observation.
And let me be very clear. I am all good with my multi-ethnic blend. It was not created in a laboratory somewhere.
Thanks for another separatist video, what a great help! GTHOH...sounds like a lesson in Genetics is needed..I swear we didn't always have this label issue.
Separatist to say the truth? 🧐🤨 Biracials have been pigeon holed - they aren’t given their own category basically and this is usually in white populated countries. If you have two black parents and share the cultures that come with it, it’s not the same as ppl who might ‘look’ more black than their other genetic lineage. No one’s attacking them but it’s facts
Just truth. We can still love and support one another but we have to be true first to ourselves. Each of us.
I know people that 2 black parents born in Africa that look as light as them and my family there are mixed race people who are darker than them.
So is it because of their tone of skin that you want clarification because this is a war we don’t need. Black people need to come together and if people want to claim heritage of one side of their family let them. Stop forcing block women to be lesser. We all stand together we build up not divide
They have two different race parents stop it. If they can identify as full black. Then they can also identify as full white ☕
I have been told this is a facial features matter not skin colour nor hair .
Narrow nose and small nostril so if you have it you are mixed . Some people (foreigners) in Europe, and English speaking african not in France have been calling my sister biracial but
Whatever. She is black not mixed like the rest of us. I mean we are caribbean and in our case , it's rather our grand fathers.
Our parents are black ,it's just a lighskin and dark-skin.
We are lighskin.
So how can she be biracial, when both of her parents are black, looking like fully black African?
Our father whose parents are black and white or biracial (mixed black and white ) and black ,came out looking just like fully African ( his facial features are african) ?
Non sense.
It's not because you have a narrow nose ,small nostril , thin lips that you are mixed . Her ancestors are Congolese according to history but she may have a set of múltiples of African countries, plus europe plus indian like all Caribbean Latino.
By the way ,There are fully black or just african who look just like it and I have been told the fulanis for example.
My sister hasn't got parent black and white or Indian and white ( mestizo ) ...
Her hair is kinkier than mine so How is she mixed and I am not ?nor is our father ?
The three of us are lighskin pecan brown but become fair and we also tan further shade dark.
I have mixed hair ,mine is 3c4a and a tiny bit of Amerindian hair while she has kinky hair only and not 4a ,my father same and we all have the same complexion.
So how is she mixed ?
Why getting upset when caribbean people call themselves mixed despite being fully black physically?
Their parents or grand parents or great grand parents aren't.
In my case ,I have almost forgotten ,my grand father is amerindian (mixed)but he looks pure Indian, fully Indian with no mixture.
Same with some caribbean latinos ,they may look fully african but their family isn't( their grand father,their great grand parents,their parents or one of her parents or grandparents).
Recently, I learned that is rather a facial features matter but all my life or people from my area all their life ,we have been told this is a colour matter and hair too not facial features and even when being fair or pecan brown skin but become fair with 3 c hair they keep on calling us fully black Just african because of our facial features.
What hipócritas!!!
Black people with no mixture can have what society call European facial features( narrow nose, small nostril, thin lips ,straight nose , half lips )
So you mean my sister is from Greece maybe ?
Her ancestors ? Just because of her facial features?jajaja how ? She has two black parents looking like african?
Jajajaja whatever !
We have more than West Africa in our dna than others.
You can have pinocchio nose and be fully black african .
@@justme-qp8nz My mum has an ameridian father and her mother black whose parents were black and white.My father white and black or biracial and black . My mum came out as dark skin as wesley snipes black looking like fully black african ,whereas my father pecan brown skin like me and my bignsister ( we tan further black ) but become fair too .
Guess what ? They have been told that they are fully african with no mixture (just because of their facial features) and about me they ( foreigners, English speaker african ...)call me fully black african looking just like Congolese too ( due to my facial features ) but not from my country or homeplace .
I mean, we are african caribbean latinos, we have been told that caribbean is a mixture of amerindian , white ( for some),black and Hindu(for some ) after it's depend on people.
They are also people from Lebanon...
This is not a lie to me, my grand father is amerindian and black or black african, but look just like pure Indian.
My sister is as light as me and as my father ,they said that she is mixed or looks mixed while she isn't( narrow nose,thin lips ).
You can have thin or half lips ,and narrow nose .... straight and small nostril and be fully black african without mixture.
I am so sorry ,my sister isn't mixed .
She can't be more mixed than her father
How comes? So you are telling that my grand father amerindian and my maternal grand mother whose children came out fully black and very dark skin looking like fully black dark skin african ,as dark as Wesley snipes and my lightskin father like me came out looking like fully black but just lighskin ,we become fair too and my mother born to an amerindian and her mother dark skin black looking like Congolese .
I was born to them .I am light so you are telling me
tomorrow, i have my child with someone from home african caribbean Latino looking like fully african ( according to English speaking african ) so my kid may come out amerindian while i am not nor is she my mother .
Jajajaja whatever. No sense !
Black mom and black dad = black baby
Black dad and white mom= biracial
Black dad and Asian mom= biracial
Black dad and Armenian mom= biracial
Make sense? This does not have a thing to do with the fairness or darkness of your skin. Biracial women are a Hollywood preferred phenotype. They are here to erase black women and appropriate black women.
I agree with you. Why are we trying to separate from each other. Its lowkey colorism’s . So if im lighter tone, Im not black?! Stop it