DO Mixed Race People Suffer From Identity Crisis When Growing up in UGANDA (AFRICA)???
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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Simran Merali a mixed-race young lady shares her experience in Africa, does she face discrimination? Is she favored?
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Wow this young lady just described how I felt my entire life. I only used to like wearing African hairstyles because I felt like that's who I am in the inside. I was ashamed of my skin color and hair texture because it wasn't black enough. Every time I was rejected it was I act like a white girl . My own grandmother who is a black woman asked me as a child if I thought I was better than my family because I'm light skinned. People always disregard your pain and heartache when they think you have pretty privilege. They don't see your depression or suicidal thoughts because of rejection and abuse. People always want things that they don't understand.
Dope video! It’s refreshing to hear a new perspective on the light skin/dark skin conversation throughout the diaspora and other cultures dealing with colorism and culture identity. Thanks for the insight.
Light skin people aren’t black
i'm mestizo i'm not black stop thinking we're black i don't consider myself white but i don't consider myself black
Refreshing to hear her perspective, she offers insight into what lighter skinned or mixed race women may encounter or experience....Thank you!
i'm mestizo i'm not black stop thinking we're black i don't consider myself white but i don't consider myself black
Both women are beautiful 😍
true but the light skin chick look better tho in this instance keep it real
@@redpillreloaded369 Not really bro because listen to how uncomfortable she is to just be herself. That's not attractive to me so in this case Aunty looks way better! You never hear aunty saying anything putting herself down.
Both are beautiful, ones perception of beauty is so often formulated by what you have been told and imprinted upon you by other from an early age.
@@angelawashington6469 facts 😏
@@redpillreloaded369 I'd have to disagree lol. You're trippin and are unhelpful.
They suffer identity crisis anywhere.
not in Europe
@@arushanioshaka5600 Bullshit!
What should we do about them ? It's not their fault
STOP LYING!! NOT TRUE>
@@arushanioshaka5600 It's not a problem at all~
women are always values for they looks first and foremost; thats always been the case historically
"Rich Aunty" lyin! You know you get advantages from your looks...
That's life. Beautiful people will always have an advantage.
It's not the the wigs and weaves we have a problem with. It's the texture of hair you choose when you wear wigs and weaves. They have wigs and weaves that are number 3 and 4 texture, but you don't choose those because of self hate
I dislike wigs but I'd care less or not at all if they at least matched our hair texture when they wear them🤦🏾♂️
@D&B typical response
Natural women all day.
This woman is confused over what Afroasiatic means. It deals with population genetics (linguistic, anthropological evidence), migrations from Africa into "Asia" (the middle east). With tha being said, both are pretty women, and "well rounded".
Wow, never heard anybody else who felt this way. Glad to hear another perspective so similar to my own
She pretty in the United States she called bi racial or blasian like Vice President Kamala Harris
My mom is Native American and when people call me biracial I put them in their place by tell them I’m black .
Kamala is the worst example😂🤦🏾♂️could have named Tiger Woods, Tracee Ellis Ross or Barack Obama
Your health and your politics are your most important qualities.
Good topic! We have to talk about all issues, so we get a better understanding.
Joanita stop the Cap!
U know good and dam well if you wasn't fine af and receiving pretty privilege yo popularity and life would be very different AA men been checking for u since Ms Curvy Kampala so please 🛑 the 🧢!
@@simranmerali Agreed, Joanita is a gorgeous ass Ugandan and put the country on the map for me.
I struggle with her attitude but hey no one's perfect.
But number one has to be Pasha!
no most dark skins n do not wish to be lighter depends on individuals you mean .. you wish you were light skin !!!so the girl in brown clothes needs to get some high self-esteem to stop embarrassing herself looking the light skin lady like a prize, comon is 2022, please !!!
Great series!
🤓🤓I would say beauty is only in the eye of the beholder. What is beautiful to some is not beautiful to others. I've always said some people are just color struck.
Not saying that many light-skinned people does this but some do take their light skinned as a privilege and use it in their advantage.
A lot of light skinned people know that their skin tone is an advantage and you can tell this while you're out in public with their friends. Example when you see a light-skinned female and a dark-skinned female together or let's say a few of them is walking together in public the lighter-skinned female always seems much happier than the darker females, look to see in the crowd of them to see which are more happier. I know a lot of people may disagree but just start taking notice. The word Afro in front of a race, nationality or ethnic group is really an American thing that has really taken off worldwide.
People use the word Afro to identify their African lineage or may some say heritage, it was really brought out to be recognized that you are not only an American but you do have that African descent. Whereas a lot of people Not educated with this terminology will affiliate African-American with slavery which this should not be the case, because at this day in time African-American can also mean that you have one parent from Africa and another parent from America.
But the term African-American does sound a lot better then using the word black or negro in the Americas.
By using this terminology also excels our mentality to a profound sense of Excellence.
A deep and complex topic. Dark-skinned folk very often put lighter skinned people on a pedestal. Goes on everywhere from Asia, to the Americas, the Caribbean, Europe and all over. Why shouldn't the mixed race girl in the crowd look happier?
beauty's in the eye of the beholder conquered
@@silentnight1918 A main reason for that, is that black folks form a young age grew up seeing one particular hue of skin tone, that lightness in skin is power & wealth. So they would always think that light skinned folks are better & privileged. They dont really see much dark skinned folks like us with world power & wealth like those. Sad, but true
@@mrhillary6126 White folks played a hand in that , from american and the motherland and Caribbean.
@@switzjon8405 Facts!
You both do great work but be real, you both get looks privilege. No man will not notice that T-shirt under STRESS across the front, or those earth tone trousers being pushed to limits around the thighs ..ohh great show BTW..lol
LMFAOOO
She claims she’s not thick. Looks thick to me. 👀
💀
That chest is hella thick, slim thick with a fatty.
That was interesting!✊🏾
Great Topic!
You ladies are real
I don’t understand why In our community people worry about skin ton “African” black people come in so many different skin tons these are both beautiful African women my mom is very light skin but she a “Black” women we come in all different ton that’s what makes us perfect 👌🏾✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 we are one blood mixed race doesn’t technically exist because it basically recreates something that already exists in African dna these one are both my people one tribe I love y’all thank you for this content AFRICAN FREE YOUR MINDS 🙏🏾 SISTER YOUR HAIR IS AFRICAN THERE ARE 100 percent sub-Saharan AFRICAN WOMEN WITH THE SAME HAIR AS YOU ITS NOT MIXED HAIR !!!!!!
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Great point! Many people including some Africans are ignorant about the diverse features that we have. We’ve come on various shades, hair textures and features since the beginning!
Dr Shomarka Keita speaks on this a lot.
Mixed race exists. Stop with your American everyone is black nonsense. My mother is African my father is Arab. I am Afro Arab, I am mixed race. Those women with silky hair in Africa most of them come from an ancient mixture from their paternal side.
@@SoPerfectYasmin there’s no proof East African are mixed and you correct every one isn’t Africans I would never say that ... that’s a elected bloodline I wouldn’t dare to say everyone is African
@@SoPerfectYasmin and stop taking from my African sisters who have what you call silk hair we invented that black people
It's not the skin colour, it's her chest.
😂😂😂
I agree with her.
Some do and some dont. Simple!
The thickness is real!! Beautiful ladies.
(birdman hand rub)
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
yo kenganda!!!!!
Ugandans will suspect even the light skinned Ugandans for not being Ugandans 🤭
May be northerners
What a lie hmmm
@@trendeous4070 I spent most of my childhood in the most cosmopolitan area of this country #Nakawa division... fairly enough all Tribes and a handful of nationalities were represented in this amazing place, We could tell who's a rwandese, Kenyan, somali, Sudanese etc
@@morganbabu3105 why are most Babu's in EA half-caste 🤔🤗
There is no Wig privaleges.
as a light skin black man i love my skin n i love all shades of black women but yea it definitely is some challenges with it but be happy in your skin n go where your treated best💯💯💯
Bullshit 🐂
She looks like some of the women in my family
All her "negatives" are being treated better
Good topic, bad interview.
Good interview, just a bad guest maybe
AFRICAN PEOPLE ARE SO SLEEP 😢 I NEVER EVEN KNEW THIS SISTER WAS “mixed race” we have sisters here in the America’s that look just like her or even in the east there’s sister who look just like her also most Indians are still African in my eyes.
how are indians african in your eyes, they neither are genetically or geographically african.
No not all east Indians hell no but the east Indians in slaved my people and brought them there the Bantu Indians out my people the siddi ..