I NEVER agree with Charlemagne. But when he said we shouldn't use the "N" word because we haven't taken the power out of it or else we wouldn't get mad when non-black people use it --- I was so glad somebody else finally got it.
booginas Right, if black people don't want white people to use the word nigga, then they should stop using it among themselves. It's called "leading by example", a concept simple enough for a child to understand, so why are so many black adults not bright enough to get it?
Thomas Buchovecky I'm flattered that you've taken such an in depth interest in me, but none of your points suggest that I'm racist and I find it hilarious that you would make such an assumption given that I'm currently dating a woman of color and not my first. And I'm not sure what /pol/ is but I came here because I enjoy the TV series as one who views it as a satire to be humored rather than taken seriously.
funascanb If the word has such a bad "history", then why would black people want to use it among themselves? A prime example of the pot calling the kettle "black" and a self-fulfilling prophecy of which some black people apparently aren't bright enough to put two and two together. And if black people shouldn't have to "modify their behavior" as you put it, then white people shouldn't have to either, you're not "privileged"🤣
funascanb There's no need for you to feel bad for either of us because I personally never use the word and neither does she, we're both far too educated for such ratchetry, I was simply making a very valid point of which you're obviously incapable of comprehending. And if you're too "numb-skulled" to understand that white people would use the word far less often if they didn't hear black people constantly using it, then you're obviously suffering from a severe lack of common sense. Much like if one didn't want a child to use profanity, they wouldn't use it in their presence, otherwise the child would inevitably repeat what they hear, even if it were to slip out subconsciously. It's all so very simple that I'm sorry you're without the very most basic intelligence to see what is blatantly obvious. You may also wish to check the man in the mirror given that it's conversely you who's the troll since I was actually agreeing with the original comment while you were making an invalid attempt to attack my reply. Nice self projection and keep up the good work 🤣
funascanb Of course you were "disappointed" given that I pointed out your obvious lack of common sense, which suggests that your supposedly being a "Stanford student" would place you in remedial classes at best on a good day. And you "expected more from me"? HA! That's hilarious given that you've yet to interpret the most elementary facts I've provided thus far, and I'm sorry to admit that I can't say the same with regard to expecting more from you given that black people wanting something for nothing are a dime a dozen these days. And since the guy in the video stated why black people should stop using the word, it would seem that a so called Stanford student would possess the cognitive skills to comprehend, but obviously rather further confirming your learning impairment and since your subsequent reading difficulties prevented you from comprehending my earlier statement, no, my wife isn't black because I'm not married, as I indicated by the fact that I'm currently dating a black woman (and not my first). You can look up the difference between "married" and "dating" later and you're welcome, both for that tutorial and my aiding you to assimilate that I personally never use the word since I stated such previously. Meanwhile, it's clear you care more about "constraining the actions" of WHITE people than "correcting" BLACK people from engaging in hypocrisy. And yes, I do in fact watch the show with the woman whom I'm dating and she and I both view it as a satire rather than to be taken seriously, so perhaps you might work on your sense of humor in your remedial training as well and you can thank me once again later🙏
Props to Logan for revealing that on such a huge platform. I'm adopted and never met my biological parents either and I don't even have a back story to tell. However, I remember revealing this in front of my English class for the first time ever in 11th grade while reading an assignment we had to do and I was terrified because people always associate adopted kids as unwanted or troubled and that's simply not the case. To my surprise, there were no cruel high school jokes, just supportive comments and tears. Respect to you Logan Browning.
I give her so many props too.. and props to her mom... My little sister is adopted and we told her very early. since the adoption was an open one we have and continue to have contact with the biological family. to let her know that she was not rejected and very loved. then it also turned out that i am blood related to the biological mom, which has helped assisted the bond between me and my sister.
Adam Johnson I definitely agree! I definitely felt like I could relate to the identity confusion with Logan, I’m also adopted but from a white single mother and the only ever familiar face in my household was my twin brother, and we’re both Dominican. But I never felt like I didn’t belong to my siblings because we are all adopted from different places (Mexico, Japan, Dominican Republic), so I feel blessed to have such a radially ambiguous household. Although, growing up going to public school in a mixed town but being put into white friend groups, I always felt a disconnect with the white girls I was supposedly friends with and it always made me feel so self conscious about my own race and features. That is until I got to high school and started really appreciating that melanin magic and myself for who I was and getting into activism and fighting to stand up for other little girls and boys growing up in a predominantly white community feeling less than because they don’t look like everyone around them. Dear White People has been such an opening, freeing experience for me and I’m so happy shows like this exist because there are too many people in this world who a) have no regard for other people of color and their experiences and b) deny the struggles we go to on a day to day basis without even bothering to dig a little deeper and really see us. So thank you, Logan, Ashly and Antoinette for bringing this platform’s message to life 💛
Y’all should check Ashley Blaine Featherson a webseries on hello Cupid a black and sexy web series. It cost 7 bucks but the content is worth it. It’s a few years old but I’ve been a fan ever since
FACTS at the 11:30 mark! Black people who are adamant about marrying and building families with other black people are shamed yet interracial relationships are glorified and praised as "leveling up". I love the actress's (in the middle) honesty about wanting to marry a black man and why that's important, in a historical context, to her as a black woman.
I'm mixed (not black) and I usually am pretty annoyed by these anti-miscegenation sentiments because I mean, who wouldn't be annoyed at being considered an abomination for how you were born, but Ashley managed to explain her perspective better than I've anyone I've ever seen. Usually they just shout about race traitors or purity and all that Nazi shit. She actually has an understandable and sympathetic reason.
Sorry, what I meant was that I'm not part black. I opened with that so anyone reading what I said could take it for what it's worth. I don't have any black experience and the only way I have of understanding it is from other people's stories. I just have the experience of being mixed, and random strangers expecting you to be a certain way... Idealizing racial purity is just something the racists made up to justify their hate and oppression. But of course that's not what Ashley is talking about at all. She wants someone with shared experiences and culture.
YumLemmingKebabs it's different for black americans. not getting involved in interracial relationships is our ONLY means of effectively contributing to black generational wealth which is our ONLY solution to achieving true equality
I wasn't going to say but yeah I see it. I thought it was just me that thought she looks like a young Kelly Rowland but now I know I'm not alone. Thank YOU!!
Y’all should check Ashley Blaine Featherson a webseries on hello Cupid a black and sexy web series. It cost 7 bucks but the content is worth it. It’s a few years old but I’ve been a fan ever since
Troll Slayer you're joking right? The one in the middle is the most gorgeous in my opinion. Either way I agree with you Stephanie, they all look amazing and as far as I can tell their inner beauty is on point too.
Troll Slayer I get that you’re a self described troll but your comment isn’t necessary. I wish you’d self analyze and really consider why-of all the things you choose to say-you choose negativity. Beauty is also in the eye of the beholder. I think they’re all stunning. They have layers.
There really are people out there like that. Just think back to your high school and I bet you there was a person doing grimey stuff but when confronting authority they'd get out of it because they wouldn't believe the victim. People that good at lying don't like being caught and turn violent if anyone has seen behind the mask that will tell.
As a 28 year old white male, I don't see the point of even saying the word, but honestly when I was young and like 13- 14 years old hanging out with all my black friends cuz Ive grew up in a predominantly black poverty-stricken neighborhood, yeah being around my friends that are black I would say it and they didn't really care because they would kind of encourage me to say it just cuz they thought I was cool for being a white person, though it wasn't always the case, especially around older black people. I got checked a few times as a kid for saying it around the wrong people and it made me realize some shit real talk... but as I grew up I realized that I shouldn't say it even if they think it's alright just outta respect because a lot of the people that endured those true moments of pain from those words and the history behind it are still effected and still take it to heart .. most times but def not all, those that are, are a lot older than the younger generation and that is something you should respect their wishes for... as a white person I say bro, brotha, brother, homie, dawg etc... no reason to say the N word imo... truly even if you're black honestly, but if anyone does have the right it's a black person.. 👌✊✊🏽✊🏿
Real spill!!! I'm a white guy that has predominately black friends and I've had friends give me the n-word pass... I don't use the word and won't use the word regardless of how many "passes" I get...
The sista in the middle is speaking truth to life, we as a people need to procreate more with eachother. Thank god us brothers still have queens like these.
Yeap shows black people can be just as racist and ignorant they just didn't want to offend a whole race like Chris Rock and Steve Harvey did so staying quiet was the only way.
I think there's a difference between someone who just doesn't want to date black women and someone who actively hates them, generalizes them and as you put it - "throw dirt on you and make you eat shit". The truth is, no race should have to take the latter. Dating preferences are may or may not be racist as no one is entitled to your personal space or love and affection. However, RELATIONSHIPS can be racist af when you have ethnic fetishizing going on.
The actress that plays Coco is unbelievably beautiful, dear God!!!! And to kno seh ar bloodline come from yaahd!!! YES SISTREN!!! CTG I love you, but stop with the patois, pretty please?
This is interesting in a good way...if you actually write down the patois, its easier to learn and articulate properly instead of just trying to verbalize based off of hearing it
10:25 that's not a race thing that's a culture thing. I dated a Jamaican once & I'm Nigerian. I didn't kno his food too well and he didn't kno mine. If we went to a West Indian takeaway he'd have to tell me what the dishes were called. He'd never tried Egusi soup & a whole ton of other things I grew up on. This went from the food right down to me not knowing some Jamaican slang & we are both black. Don't get race & culture confused.
@FranSlam - Very VERY well said! I also think it's worth noting that the 'black culture' she's speaking of is black American culture, so even if the man was black but Caribbean, Afro-South/Latin-American, African, Afro-European etc issues such as the aforementioned and many more would also occur
True but I’m Nigerian and live in a very very white dominated town. Nigerian (African), Jamaican and black people, just have a greater understanding of our different cultures and have higher similarities. We also share the daily black experience, something that bonds us all.
Judah Mourneth yeah because that's the reality. You can get on with the whole "I'm a human" speech. That color comes with history and meaning. Black, white, brown. Being "black" is being apart of a culture. So yes we love being a color
I love black women, and I agree with the young lady I hate when people get mad at me for saying that. I am a black man that love black women. Black women have always been good to me.
Melissa Diamond EVERYONE HAS MELANIN IN THEIR SKIN. No, only ratchet bitchs want to b queen of the low income houses. I notice black girls like straightening their hair tho, Wheres the blue print? The 1st human remains were found in Europe. Stop listening to tariq, hes made u blind and nurtured ur racism. #facts matter.
Because Charlmagne is a chatty patty he's always adhering to heresay talk "Well I heard such and such about such and such", put a name to it, stop spreading rumors like a woman.
@jadasan First of all you can tell if someone still beautiful under all that by just looking at their faces. All of them have beautiful facial features and it’s not like they have caked on makeup you can still see their natural beauty underneath and they would look just as beautiful with natural hair. Their skin looks beautiful and smooth on top of that. They look cute with whatever hair style you can simply tell by their face. Simple as that
I absolutely loved that Logan shared that. It was so difficult to say, but I know it really benefits so many others out here who have a similar story. Shoutout to her!
Donielle Bentley Y’all should check Ashley Blaine Featherson a webseries on hello Cupid a black and sexy web series. It cost 7 bucks but the content is worth it. It’s a few years old but I’ve been a fan ever since
Very interesting interview. As a white person, its interesting to view how people from a different background view the world and the different challenges they face. from this interview as well as watching the show, I feel like everyone can learn a lot about how different communities tackle situations differently depending on their background, and how understanding and learning is the best way to bridge gaps in our society. Obviously its not all sunshine and rainbows, but people making an effort to understand others can go a long way.
@DEMETRIUS MOSLEY ur whole statement was comical bc that's all I'm seeing in the comments like what even is that and then the fact that u put it in caps is even funnier
There was a "Unified BEAUTY" they brought to the show as a "collective" that was greater than their individuality; which also was underwritten by the supportive vibe of "like-minds." Great interview.
Wow Logan’s Life story was fascinating. Glad she was able to finally feel free by sharing that experience. Dope interview and can’t wait to watch Season 2
The chocolate girls yesss 🍫✨🍫✨ the one in the middle looks like Maia Campbell in the 90s EDIT: Black women are always unapologetically down for black men. Its black men that feel ambivolent to date and marry within their race.
Why are people saying it's social media spreading these lies when I see it for myself. Most if not all the interracial couples I see are white women with black men (especially in suburbia and mostly white cities), no matter how many times you try to deny it still don't make it true...kinda like Trump with the Russian collusion.
I love Logan Browning just amazing how much damage the one drop rule has done to so many people it really makes it harder to self identify. I respect Logan as a biracial woman especially since she knows her background
I was raised by my great grandparents and I am super light skinned but they raised me as black but when I went out into the world, people thought it would be fantastic to tell me no, I'm not black, I'm white. I've dealt with identity issues basically my whole life :(
Jasmine Brady for this reason I make it a point to raise my biracial children as biracial. I know when they get out in the world they will be seen as mixed/biracial. It the parents job to allow their children to be confident and comfortable in their skin and who they are.
She said her mum was 18 when she had her ( mum was white) then later on she goes on about her dad was white lol im confused at her story, anyone else pick that up? Listen from 28 mins onwards
Katie Power She spoke kind of fast but I think her 18yo white mother must’ve had a white partner and cheated on him with a 34yo black man. So, when Logan was born and she wasn’t white, I’m guessing they found out the white partner wasn’t the real bio dad. And probably gave her up in order to salvage the relationship, assuming her white bio mom stayed with the white partner, boyfriend, whatever.
Male Sensitivity im weak? But look at your user name. Male sensitivity? Yeahhh that sounds real alpha. umm how long u been married? You can't force anyone to b with you.
nizzotheartist let’s stop pretending that all the gate keepers aren’t white. Schools, loans, housing...JOBS. Wish when I’m out of work, there’s a fully owned black company I can send my resume to. But that’s not quite reality.
think “they” would ever allow another Black Wall Street? “Black Wall Street has a special place in American history as a platform that paved the way for Black communities and businesses to thrive. Not too long ago Black men and women were not allowed to own property. We faced violence and freedom restrictions, such as being stripped of the right to vote, and endured other forms of racial segregation and race-based legislation. Despite this, a sense of community and faith bloomed among Black neighborhoods where isolation and segregation was the norm. Black people gave each other a place for community, safety, and economic support. A hundred years later, Black communities were thriving and economic strength was established. A perfect example of this progress was Black Wall Street, located in the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Black Wall Street was a thriving community in Greenwood in the early 1900s. This was a community that had bustling Black owned businesses, theaters, schools, social health, and a strong distribution of wealth among its middle and upper classes. Reports estimate the community had more than 10,000 African American residents, and most of them were thriving. Black Wall Street was the epitome of a self-sustaining community and strength. Black people supported each other, which allowed for easier access to resources, savings, housing, jobs, education, and health. Black Wall Street was just one of many thriving communities in the United States, but it also became a site that would serve as an example of the violence and hatred that grew out of greed from white financial interests. ... The thought of second-class citizens receiving better economic opportunities than their white neighbors infuriated white Oklahoma residents. They retaliated against the Black community, spreading hatred and accusing them of crimes. Many white people were full of loathing and wanted to bring Black communities down. An accusation of sexual assault was the match that ignited the smoldering hatred and resentment of the thriving Black Wall Street community. The accusation inspired a lynch mob, which included nearly 2,000 Ku Klux Klan members who wanted to get “justice.” Everything came crashing down on Black Wall Street on May 31, 1921. In just 16 hours, police had arrested 60% of Black residents living in Black Wall Street. Mobs burned Black owned businesses and homes, and murdered hundreds of Black citizens. When Black men joined forces to protect their homes, they were ultimately driven out in fear for their lives. By today’s estimates, the dreadful and murderous 16 hours caused more than $30 million in damages. The residents of Greenwood were blamed for the death and destruction, and the government made it nearly impossible to rebuild.
The show is quite innovative but why do we have yet another show/movie where the Dark Skinned female is the sidekick to the Light Skinned/Biracial female...
@Light angel Your name says it all lmao. "light angel" jealous of dark beauties are you? I'm on the lighter side of brown, but I dont attack dark women like you do
Ashley Blaine is 100% right. I grew up in the D.C. area as well and yes it is definitely DIVERSE. I went to Bowie State (HBCU) and it does change you. HBCU give you more insight on your history and it opens you up to who you are
This was a GREAT interview!! Three beautiful, intelligent, well spoken black women with real things to say!! Loved it! Can we do this more Breakfast Club?
Nima Nwozo so what about the white people that not and never been racists too ??? Is it ok to be racist to them ??? U see how stupid people think even in 2018
Nima Nwozo Replying to this:Charles Ward no obviously I am talking about the people who actually are racist How does that make any sense? So if it's a group of black people who are racist to white people despite all the good white people they're inspiring, but if it's a group of white people being racist to black people despite all the good black people it's not ok? It's also ok to be racist towards a whole group, if an individual was racist towards you before?
I'm the one in the middle (sorry I didnt catch her name the beautiful MELANIN sister) Yeah I just CANNOT I dont have time to explain my life and background to anyone who doesn't get it.I would be beyond annoyed!!Yes it is important to me to keep the BlackLove alive
Justice Holloman How many people are on the planet?I say that to say there are tons of other people who have the time go ask them.I do not have the time nor energy.Sorry NOT sorry
Justice Holloman I have a black son and I will take time to educate him on anything he wants to know or needs to know,or my man,boyfriend,hubby or whatever because sometimes we need reminded just how dope we are by like minded people.But that is all I have time for I dont have time for Josh,Alex,David .I am not a public servant in that way.I dont want to have to groom my relationship and groom my man and his mom dad sisters aunts unles niece nephews grannies grand daddies etc etc.But there are people who would love to hence all of the biracial couples we see every day. I'm team #BlackLove
I am from southern Europe I'd hate to be confined to people here. Middle East is close Mediterranean is close hell Africa is close western Europe not too far (I get what u saying, this is different )
I love the show but I don't want Reggie to hook up with her. She should NOT want to be his second choice! Hell to the no she is not a charity case. She's a diva and they need to bring a new character on that will rock her world.
I guess it depends on the culture of the white guy as well. I know there are aspects of being black that as a white guy I won't understand. Having said that I grew up in South Carolina, with all of the same foods, grew up with all of the music, and was surrounded by majority black people throughout grade school. So while I didn't experience racism personally, I was no stranger to what it looked like because it affected a lot of my friends and I was witness to the racist side of certain white people because I was white, they thought I believed the same things.... they weren't careful of what they said around me. So when I was in college, now post college, It bothers me to see white people my age (late 20's) be so ignorant to some of the shit that comes out of their mouths, and how they use black people music, etc. as props. As far as the dating goes, I grew up around a lot of beautiful black women as well, so I think that's my natural preference, but since the conversation has changed about black women dating only black men it's kind of a bummer... selfishly for me. My point I guess was, there are other guys out there, while they don't know the full black experience, can love and understand a black woman.
Joshua Smith that's dope, I've never considered it from a white Male's perspective. I very recently was in the camp that as black people, dating white could work BUT there would always be a disconnect in the nuanced daily interactions. With you saying you never experienced it first hand, but still directly in front of you at times, opens up a completely different perspective on the topic.
That’s dope! I met my white husband at an HBCU in Mississippi in a majority black city! He knows and understands my culture very well. Everyone isn’t as different as people want you to believe. Also, you like who you like!
It’s so beautiful to see Logan being free, and ultimately living in her truth 💛 Also, all of this Black Girl Magic from all of these ladies is beautiful. Antoinette, Ashely, Logan, and Angela 💛🌻
LaraUAE I don't think he's trying to be offensive , as I saw the comment I looked on her and thought she does look like some of my Ethiopian friends who has very distinct features
LaraUAE I don't think you understood my point and yes , Ethiopians and Eritreans do tend to have distinct features which was what I think the original person was trying to state when he said she looks like she is from East Africa
She wasn't mis quoted. You're just trying to protect a bedwench, which would be fine, but we all know you'd be the first one saying "black love" had a black man said it, and that's what makes it wrong.
N.W.A. 1. You can't spell 2. You don't read. Issa said that RESEARCH shows "BLACK WOMAN AND ASIAN MEN" are the most unfavorable in terms of dating. Yet they are the both the leaders of professional jobs out of their race. SO THEY MIGHT AS WELL JOIN FORCES SINCE NOBODY WANTS THEM. Seek understanding, before seeking to be understood. #GATHERED
Ashley speaks like a person who may have been (as she stated) brought up in 'white shcools' and Gabrielle Union was brought up semi-similarly in the Black side of a greatly white-surrounded Denver town. Their voices do sound like those very focused Black women with white educational influences.
lololee24 um on Wikipedia it says she’s black. She identifies as black. If it was the 1800s she’d be considered black and a slave she’s black even if it’s half end of discussion
I loved this interview and getting to hear about the diverse experiences these black women have had. I hadn't realized how something as simple as hearing how differently they all speak and that not being called into question, could be so validating. It reminded me of times i've gotten the: "you talk white" and the "you're not black enough." Sentiments that for the most part, deny the fact that the black experience is a diverse one where location, environment, upbringing etc of course affect a lot of things, just like with any other group, including speech, because we're people- but even still, there is so much we share. These women are beautiful, strong and proud black women. The collective solidarity of being black in America, our history, triumphs, struggles, pains, joys, music, marches etc is something that we share, are touched by and celebrate in one way shape or another. Something we all have the potential to contribute to, honor and enrich. In whatever way that is. Love these actresses and their show. Sharing much love all around.
I have a white significant other, and I'm proud to have a white significant other. It's not because I dont date black men, or are not attracted to black men. It's because of the actual connection that was developed over time. My choice could be based on the environments I was raised up in, however. My parents wanted the best for me and worked hard to put me in really good schools (which just so happened to have a predominantly white demographic). I began to change and like different genres of music that my family didnt listen to (i.e. hard rock, metalcore, indie, etc.) and other things that were considered "white shit". I liked going to wild concerts, I liked crazy hair, and I began to enjoy creating and making weird art. Eventually I began to feel ridiculed by my own cousins (and my own brother) once I started to embrace that new side of me. I dressed different, I spoke different, and I was more open. Black boys didnt understand me, but white boys didnt truly accept me either back then. Every crush I had in high school was with a white boy. It was almost like an unconscious attraction. I didnt understand it. Around that time was when I got the comments like "you dont look like most black girls" and "I'm not really into darker girls, but you're still pretty!". It wasnt until recently that I began to except myself and love all the sides of me, and I was lucky enough to find someone that accepted those sides. He just so happened to be WHITE lol. My decision on dating a white man which wasn't even based on race, I just met him and we formed a connection like normal people. I met him and he saw me for me. He saw my differences and it intrigued him. And frankly, I'm tired of hearing "oh, I can see you with a nice clean cut black man". I still get it all the time. Completely disregarding the possibilities of finding love outside of race. I understand that, for our community, it's important for our men and women to stick together, strengthen the roots, and be proud of ourselves. But it's possible for two people that are seemingly polar opposite to be completely accepting and curious about their different cultures. For the people like me...where does that leave us? What does that make us? I tend to feel more invalidated than congratulated in my own family.
@@keviigreen4867 you're disgusting, black men like you are what make most of us lose interest in y'all... So what's a slur used for black men dating white women?
I NEVER agree with Charlemagne. But when he said we shouldn't use the "N" word because we haven't taken the power out of it or else we wouldn't get mad when non-black people use it --- I was so glad somebody else finally got it.
booginas Right, if black people don't want white people to use the word nigga, then they should stop using it among themselves. It's called "leading by example", a concept simple enough for a child to understand, so why are so many black adults not bright enough to get it?
Thomas Buchovecky I'm flattered that you've taken such an in depth interest in me, but none of your points suggest that I'm racist and I find it hilarious that you would make such an assumption given that I'm currently dating a woman of color and not my first.
And I'm not sure what /pol/ is but I came here because I enjoy the TV series as one who views it as a satire to be humored rather than taken seriously.
funascanb If the word has such a bad "history", then why would black people want to use it among themselves? A prime example of the pot calling the kettle "black" and a self-fulfilling prophecy of which some black people apparently aren't bright enough to put two and two together.
And if black people shouldn't have to "modify their behavior" as you put it, then white people shouldn't have to either, you're not "privileged"🤣
funascanb There's no need for you to feel bad for either of us because I personally never use the word and neither does she, we're both far too educated for such ratchetry, I was simply making a very valid point of which you're obviously incapable of comprehending.
And if you're too "numb-skulled" to understand that white people would use the word far less often if they didn't hear black people constantly using it, then you're obviously suffering from a severe lack of common sense. Much like if one didn't want a child to use profanity, they wouldn't use it in their presence, otherwise the child would inevitably repeat what they hear, even if it were to slip out subconsciously. It's all so very simple that I'm sorry you're without the very most basic intelligence to see what is blatantly obvious.
You may also wish to check the man in the mirror given that it's conversely you who's the troll since I was actually agreeing with the original comment while you were making an invalid attempt to attack my reply. Nice self projection and keep up the good work 🤣
funascanb Of course you were "disappointed" given that I pointed out your obvious lack of common sense, which suggests that your supposedly being a "Stanford student" would place you in remedial classes at best on a good day. And you "expected more from me"? HA! That's hilarious given that you've yet to interpret the most elementary facts I've provided thus far, and I'm sorry to admit that I can't say the same with regard to expecting more from you given that black people wanting something for nothing are a dime a dozen these days.
And since the guy in the video stated why black people should stop using the word, it would seem that a so called Stanford student would possess the cognitive skills to comprehend, but obviously rather further confirming your learning impairment and since your subsequent reading difficulties prevented you from comprehending my earlier statement, no, my wife isn't black because I'm not married, as I indicated by the fact that I'm currently dating a black woman (and not my first). You can look up the difference between "married" and "dating" later and you're welcome, both for that tutorial and my aiding you to assimilate that I personally never use the word since I stated such previously.
Meanwhile, it's clear you care more about "constraining the actions" of WHITE people than "correcting" BLACK people from engaging in hypocrisy.
And yes, I do in fact watch the show with the woman whom I'm dating and she and I both view it as a satire rather than to be taken seriously, so perhaps you might work on your sense of humor in your remedial training as well and you can thank me once again later🙏
I love when Joelle says, "You're not Rashida Jones biracial, you're Traci Ellis Ross biracial, people think you're black"
Shasha Vengesayi yes I loved that line and understood what she meant fully lol
Omg that one time in that red carpet when the interviewer asked rashida how she gets so tan and then rashida said she's "just ethnic"
I didn't know rashida jones was biracial until I read your comment lol
D. Val me neither! Wow I'm shocked.
D. Val her dad is Quincy Jones!
The show has so many FINE BLACK WOMEN IN IT. OMG
....but ugly on the inside.....
bongo fury how so?
bongo fury saltyyyyyyyyy
.......they aight G. I seen badder jawns on Instagram
Race Car K Probably fake IG models
is it just me or does Ahley/Joelle look like Kelly Rowland? So beautiful
Tania Guerin yes im getting that vibe from her too
Tania Guerin I was thinking a mix between her and meelah from 702 lol
Somewhere between Kelly Rowland and Bria Myles.
Exactly
She looks like that actress from queen sugar
I love how Joelle is EXACTLY like her character, I love her
Coco is sooooooooooooooooooo stunning 😭❤️
too pretty
Millzladiva a real beauty
Gorgeous
SHE TOO STUNNING. I WANT TO FIGHT HER.
Isn't she?? I find her absolutely gorgeous. Perfect face.
If there’s ever a Destiny Child biopic Ashley could play Kelly Rowland.
Zee P I was just about to say how much she look like kelly
yesssss
Zee P yesss!!!
Zee P yes
Y’all should check Ashley Blaine Featherson a webseries on hello Cupid a black and sexy web series. It cost 7 bucks but the content is worth it.
The girl who plays Coco is SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!
She ain’t lightskin
@Light angel False. She's pretty but she's not as pretty as Coco or Joelle
@Light angel SO RIGHT 😏🤚👏👍👌
@@mitsiejc1077 YESSSSS SHE'S GORGEOUS
She played on have and the have nots
Props to Logan for revealing that on such a huge platform. I'm adopted and never met my biological parents either and I don't even have a back story to tell. However, I remember revealing this in front of my English class for the first time ever in 11th grade while reading an assignment we had to do and I was terrified because people always associate adopted kids as unwanted or troubled and that's simply not the case. To my surprise, there were no cruel high school jokes, just supportive comments and tears. Respect to you Logan Browning.
I am happy that Logan is getting supportive comments and I am happy that your experience went well too!
I give her so many props too.. and props to her mom... My little sister is adopted and we told her very early. since the adoption was an open one we have and continue to have contact with the biological family. to let her know that she was not rejected and very loved. then it also turned out that i am blood related to the biological mom, which has helped assisted the bond between me and my sister.
Adam Johnson I definitely agree! I definitely felt like I could relate to the identity confusion with Logan, I’m also adopted but from a white single mother and the only ever familiar face in my household was my twin brother, and we’re both Dominican. But I never felt like I didn’t belong to my siblings because we are all adopted from different places (Mexico, Japan, Dominican Republic), so I feel blessed to have such a radially ambiguous household. Although, growing up going to public school in a mixed town but being put into white friend groups, I always felt a disconnect with the white girls I was supposedly friends with and it always made me feel so self conscious about my own race and features. That is until I got to high school and started really appreciating that melanin magic and myself for who I was and getting into activism and fighting to stand up for other little girls and boys growing up in a predominantly white community feeling less than because they don’t look like everyone around them. Dear White People has been such an opening, freeing experience for me and I’m so happy shows like this exist because there are too many people in this world who a) have no regard for other people of color and their experiences and b) deny the struggles we go to on a day to day basis without even bothering to dig a little deeper and really see us. So thank you, Logan, Ashly and Antoinette for bringing this platform’s message to life 💛
A Black Woman should never have to explain and defend why she wants to love and marry A Black Man...
Cenique Facts
Cenique One more time for the people in the back📣
Agreed.
People shouldn’t have to defend their love period
King Aesthetic she’s addressing black love
That woman in the middle is so fine. 😍😍😍
Yes, she's beautiful. On the show, even more so
I love Ashley. Been following her since her days on the Black&SexyTV show Hello Cupid.
Agreed, she looks like Kelly Rowland to me!
She reminds of me of Bria Myles😍
swashington134 Yes I was thinking the same thing Goddess
Coco is like the black Blair waldorf ahahha i love herrr
Me too!!
Who?
@@jazzyhiphop74 from Gossip Girl
She's pretty but shes no Blair pls
Coco is gorgeous
The one in the middle gonna play Kelly in the Destiny Child biopic
davuism 😂😂😂, you might be right.
Oh hell yea....especially if there were deep raw emotional scenes of her dark moments.
I thought the exact same thing
Bless you!! you should be the casting director lol
Y’all should check Ashley Blaine Featherson a webseries on hello Cupid a black and sexy web series. It cost 7 bucks but the content is worth it. It’s a few years old but I’ve been a fan ever since
Beautiful Black Women.
Without a doubt- gorgy af
but they only go for asian men
Beautiful women 💕
Soluchi {Michael Jackson Lookalike, Dancer, VFX} bunch of racists bitches!!
Tricia Campbell looking
FACTS at the 11:30 mark! Black people who are adamant about marrying and building families with other black people are shamed yet interracial relationships are glorified and praised as "leveling up". I love the actress's (in the middle) honesty about wanting to marry a black man and why that's important, in a historical context, to her as a black woman.
I'm mixed (not black) and I usually am pretty annoyed by these anti-miscegenation sentiments because I mean, who wouldn't be annoyed at being considered an abomination for how you were born, but Ashley managed to explain her perspective better than I've anyone I've ever seen. Usually they just shout about race traitors or purity and all that Nazi shit. She actually has an understandable and sympathetic reason.
YumLemmingKebabs nah....you're black. You'll get your wake-up call soon unless you already have and you're in denial.
Sorry, what I meant was that I'm not part black. I opened with that so anyone reading what I said could take it for what it's worth. I don't have any black experience and the only way I have of understanding it is from other people's stories. I just have the experience of being mixed, and random strangers expecting you to be a certain way... Idealizing racial purity is just something the racists made up to justify their hate and oppression. But of course that's not what Ashley is talking about at all. She wants someone with shared experiences and culture.
YumLemmingKebabs it's different for black americans. not getting involved in interracial relationships is our ONLY means of effectively contributing to black generational wealth which is our ONLY solution to achieving true equality
It's all lies lies tho. Most black men marry black women. They really hate to see black couples together.
They're all so beautiful but wowww Coco looks like a doll! So perfect!
Thanks sis
The middle one has Kelly Rowland features
junior deuce yesssss she doess! And she references it too in the new season
Funny enough she's the Kelly Rowland of the show too😏
I wasn't going to say but yeah I see it. I thought it was just me that thought she looks like a young Kelly Rowland but now I know I'm not alone. Thank YOU!!
Yes I was thinking the same thing
I was thinking the same...strolled the comments to see if anyone else thought the same
The black queen in the middle is gorgeous 😍
kasheen lee Kelly Rowland clone lol
kasheen lee all three queens are equally gorgeous truth be told
ikr!!!
Y’all should check Ashley Blaine Featherson a webseries on hello Cupid a black and sexy web series. It cost 7 bucks but the content is worth it. It’s a few years old but I’ve been a fan ever since
Logan’s story though!
OurLittleSecretYT you're beautiful and I can only see your skin and your lips. ❤
OurLittleSecretYT TBH she could play biracial. Melissa ford has a white mom and looks more black than her.
people are complicated. you just never know.
True I'm glad God blessed her with parents who were able to love and care for her in the end... lot of kids don't get that chance
Yeah..... damn when said she was adopted and never met her biological parents that felt like a punch to the chest
Melanin on fleek 😂💜
herFLYness79 carbon my friend
this is one of the most well rounded interviews i'v seen y'all do.
Disagree.
ThatdudeMCFLY agreed!
Agreed
Nah disagree. Too many people cutting each other off, great questions tho. Check Hassan minhaj BFC interview
Damn, you a dude??? 😂😂😂
damn the last part was deep.... i respect her coming out n sayin that u kno it took a lot... beautiful queen
They’re all drop dead gorgeous
Stephanie Musa the one in the middle is ugly
Troll Slayer you're joking right? The one in the middle is the most gorgeous in my opinion. Either way I agree with you Stephanie, they all look amazing and as far as I can tell their inner beauty is on point too.
I wish they had that other crazy goofy girl Kelsie with them.
Stephanie Musa and smart ladies (more importantly)
Troll Slayer I get that you’re a self described troll but your comment isn’t necessary. I wish you’d self analyze and really consider why-of all the things you choose to say-you choose negativity.
Beauty is also in the eye of the beholder. I think they’re all stunning. They have layers.
Logan is a very strong woman. I hope she turns her story into a book and or movie. That story had me like WTH?!
What else has she played on? She seems familiar. Does she resemble a black ink member?
Hit the floor and meet the browns
And Bratz!
Janell Meads She Was Also In Bratz
Logan sounded like she was dealing with a psychopath.
your mother's favorite. More Sociopath, that clown was able to charm the police.
There really are people out there like that. Just think back to your high school and I bet you there was a person doing grimey stuff but when confronting authority they'd get out of it because they wouldn't believe the victim.
People that good at lying don't like being caught and turn violent if anyone has seen behind the mask that will tell.
Look at what God did creating these 3 gorgeous black queens 😍😍😍 I’d take any one of em. So glad the show’s back too btw, love what it represents
Justin Faircloth Fiddacts
Justin Faircloth simp.
Queens of what?
Justin Faircloth garbage
Justin Faircloth The light skin one is 🔥
they all pretty
you spelled petty wrong
FatHerbGarden And they're, lol
FatHerbGarden uhh she actually spelt it right. U on the other hand said "petty" but its pretty...lmao. its ok tho no debate here
youknowwhatflav yes they are beautiful women
As a 28 year old white male, I don't see the point of even saying the word, but honestly when I was young and like 13- 14 years old hanging out with all my black friends cuz Ive grew up in a predominantly black poverty-stricken neighborhood, yeah being around my friends that are black I would say it and they didn't really care because they would kind of encourage me to say it just cuz they thought I was cool for being a white person, though it wasn't always the case, especially around older black people. I got checked a few times as a kid for saying it around the wrong people and it made me realize some shit real talk... but as I grew up I realized that I shouldn't say it even if they think it's alright just outta respect because a lot of the people that endured those true moments of pain from those words and the history behind it are still effected and still take it to heart .. most times but def not all, those that are, are a lot older than the younger generation and that is something you should respect their wishes for... as a white person I say bro, brotha, brother, homie, dawg etc... no reason to say the N word imo... truly even if you're black honestly, but if anyone does have the right it's a black person.. 👌✊✊🏽✊🏿
Ayy O 💯💪🏿
100 capo
neat
Real spill!!! I'm a white guy that has predominately black friends and I've had friends give me the n-word pass... I don't use the word and won't use the word regardless of how many "passes" I get...
@@dghehir2 They were testing you.
Season 1 was so good. Dynamic characters. Good balance between funny and heavy.
Keisha Charmaine it’s awful
Josh Barlow lies. It was great!
Keisha Charmaine the girl from meet the browns
Shay Ambrose was not
Josh Barlow well, how so?
The sista in the middle is speaking truth to life, we as a people need to procreate more with eachother. Thank god us brothers still have queens like these.
factz
Saone Dixon 💯
Dwight Cook it matters bc contributing BLACK GENERATIONAL WEALTH is our ONLY means of achieving true equality
If only more black men realise this. They bring down black women the most.
The sister in the middle is on point. Smart young black queen.
Lifekilldren Vargas she’s the most annoying one
Alan Tate that's your opinion. So good for you.
Lifekilldren Vargas A pointless statement
Badmon Ru...ok thanks for your opinion.
Anthony G read a book look into history and find out for yourself. Bye.
When it got quiet when asked if they dated asian man 😂😂
Yeap shows black people can be just as racist and ignorant they just didn't want to offend a whole race like Chris Rock and Steve Harvey did so staying quiet was the only way.
Carl how are they racist? They literally said nothing or no. STFU!
Lol shit is not fucking racist if you don’t wanna date someone the hell is wrong with you
I think there's a difference between someone who just doesn't want to date black women and someone who actively hates them, generalizes them and as you put it - "throw dirt on you and make you eat shit". The truth is, no race should have to take the latter.
Dating preferences are may or may not be racist as no one is entitled to your personal space or love and affection. However, RELATIONSHIPS can be racist af when you have ethnic fetishizing going on.
truth seeker lets say im white and i dont want to date black women. Would u call me a racist?
The sista on the end to the left resembles amara La negra, she's very beautiful😍
Saone Dixon She does. I didn't even notice that lol. The one in the middle looks like Kelly Rowland to me.
Saone Dixon she’s gorgeous wtf 😍😩
Saone Dixon I see that
SHE DOES!!!!! I was trying to figure out who she looked like
All 3 of them are bad ASF .
Skylar Sutton with their wigs off?
Why aren't they in natural?
Logan gives me back in the day Jada Pinkett vibes.
Ashley (aka sis in the middle) is totally a mix between Remy Ma and Kelly Rowland.
smutton nah I see it lol a small mix
smutton oooooooh fuckin yes! Way closer to Bria fine ass
I seeee
The actress that plays Coco is unbelievably beautiful, dear God!!!! And to kno seh ar bloodline come from yaahd!!! YES SISTREN!!! CTG I love you, but stop with the patois, pretty please?
WaistingDownTime raaaaeee!! Dat mi a seh to!!! Mi always did like her enuh!! Wahh gwann !!! Everyting irie . Dwl! Big up yuself ya my girl!
This is interesting in a good way...if you actually write down the patois, its easier to learn and articulate properly instead of just trying to verbalize based off of hearing it
10:25 that's not a race thing that's a culture thing. I dated a Jamaican once & I'm Nigerian. I didn't kno his food too well and he didn't kno mine. If we went to a West Indian takeaway he'd have to tell me what the dishes were called. He'd never tried Egusi soup & a whole ton of other things I grew up on. This went from the food right down to me not knowing some Jamaican slang & we are both black. Don't get race & culture confused.
yea
👏👏
@FranSlam - Very VERY well said! I also think it's worth noting that the 'black culture' she's speaking of is black American culture, so even if the man was black but Caribbean, Afro-South/Latin-American, African, Afro-European etc issues such as the aforementioned and many more would also occur
Nicely said
True but I’m Nigerian and live in a very very white dominated town. Nigerian (African), Jamaican and black people, just have a greater understanding of our different cultures and have higher similarities. We also share the daily black experience, something that bonds us all.
I love being black 👏🏽
Koss God
Me too:)
You love being a color??
DreGotti Thugs That your women love to meet with
You and me both! We run culture and do everything better when our mind is set on succeeding.
Judah Mourneth yeah because that's the reality. You can get on with the whole "I'm a human" speech. That color comes with history and meaning. Black, white, brown. Being "black" is being apart of a culture. So yes we love being a color
I love black women, and I agree with the young lady I hate when people get mad at me for saying that. I am a black man that love black women. Black women have always been good to me.
True Shabazz love who you love 😘😘 who you love is no one else’s business!!
Respect
The Melanin Popping This Morning From These Young Beautiful Queens 👑
Love King queens of what?
Love King that light skin 1 is white.
CowboyLakersFan 13 only half of her. Shes white.
Melissa Diamond 😂😂😂
Melissa Diamond EVERYONE HAS MELANIN IN THEIR SKIN. No, only ratchet bitchs want to b queen of the low income houses.
I notice black girls like straightening their hair tho, Wheres the blue print?
The 1st human remains were found in Europe.
Stop listening to tariq, hes made u blind and nurtured ur racism. #facts matter.
3 Beautiful, young black, intelligent and well-spoken, women.
“Cite your sources” envy 😂😂
I love when he says that
I fell off my chair when Envy said it!!!
had me rolling
😂😂😂
Because Charlmagne is a chatty patty he's always adhering to heresay talk "Well I heard such and such about such and such", put a name to it, stop spreading rumors like a woman.
Like Malcolm X when "We Stop trying to fit In".....Black people will finally see their POWER strength.
Nigga Please JD O P
I bet y'all don't remember Logan from meet the browns
Lavar Cole "y'all" are you talking to us in the comments or them who barely see these comments?
Lavar Cole that's the first thing I thought about.
Lavar Cole 😒 I bet people do, if you watched or even saw an episode of meet the browns.
Lavar Cole the show? (I didn’t really watch enough episodes to remember that) I do remember her from Hit The Floor.
Lavar Cole or hit the floor lol she terrorized asha
They all bad asf 😍
So Exxxtra HELL YEAHH
The girl in the middle is gorgeous
Say that after you see them without the weave and make up
Brave Heart as long as it’s a fuckin woman idc 😂💯
@jadasan
First of all you can tell if someone still beautiful under all that by just looking at their faces. All of them have beautiful facial features and it’s not like they have caked on makeup you can still see their natural beauty underneath and they would look just as beautiful with natural hair. Their skin looks beautiful and smooth on top of that. They look cute with whatever hair style you can simply tell by their face. Simple as that
Idk about y’all but I love all my black queens. ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽
Prince The Menace
But don't queens wear their own hair? So how are these queens?
Please Explain idk ask your mother
Prince The Menace Every black man likes black women but the media try to make it seem like black men hate them.
Amen light,brown, dark doesn’t matter
Steve Gerrard this comment sections proves the media is right about the hate black men have for THIER own race of women
I have fallen in love with the character joelle but I feel her story and presence on the show is underwritten.
Season 3 fix's it.
Blingy they can still do more though.
I agree
I feel the show kinda diverted from its realism and blunt approach to certain topics
We need an interview with Logan Browning alone, primarily based on her announcement at the final few minutes. Please.
Logan you have a lot of courage for sharing your story with the world.
dion thomas yes indeed you're correct and I'm in love with her beauty
I absolutely loved that Logan shared that. It was so difficult to say, but I know it really benefits so many others out here who have a similar story. Shoutout to her!
Can't wait till Season 2 drops to piss off more racists lol
how when they have a interracial relationship with one of the main characters?
Javian Johnson girl from meet the brown
Javian Johnson they already mad. Look at the dislikes!
The title is already enough. You know people (Trump included) freaked over the title "Black-ish"?
Javian Johnson it wont piss anyone off the only people that watch the show are black
The middle girl is a mood. I felt everything she said she blacker than black and I love it and so am i.
Donielle Bentley Y’all should check Ashley Blaine Featherson a webseries on hello Cupid a black and sexy web series. It cost 7 bucks but the content is worth it. It’s a few years old but I’ve been a fan ever since
they all fine AF
Very interesting interview. As a white person, its interesting to view how people from a different background view the world and the different challenges they face. from this interview as well as watching the show, I feel like everyone can learn a lot about how different communities tackle situations differently depending on their background, and how understanding and learning is the best way to bridge gaps in our society. Obviously its not all sunshine and rainbows, but people making an effort to understand others can go a long way.
Love this comment, we need more open minded people like you.
Trey Diggz are u dumb or are u stupid
Thank you for saying this! I agree we need more people like you. It’s about us coming together. This comment was encouraging to read!
+Tanishia J Coming together? Lol nope!
These girls are STUNNINGLY beautiful!
I love the show by the way!
Destined4Greatness yass so beautiful and educated too
Ugly
Gorgeous!
Destined4Greatness they so beautiful and smart
THE DARK SKIN WOMEN are MAD BEAUTIFUL, TF!!!!
Im FBA & ADOS Cut The Check Please Ty you’re beautiful ❤️
They are gorgeous! Can’t wait for season 2
can’t get enough of Ashley Blaine Featherson, talk about beautiful 🧡✨
Amy O
Go watch "Hello Cupid" on Blackandsexytv channel. You'll find her there too.
They are all beautiful. So breathtaking.
sincerelyjuss but the one next to CTG is ahead of the crowd
Gregory Harris ashehe is really beautiful 😍
They are!
I love how they say things in unison, the "mhmms" & "mmms" 😊 beautiful black queens
@DEMETRIUS MOSLEY 💀💀💀 ur comment made me laugh LOL
@DEMETRIUS MOSLEY ur whole statement was comical bc that's all I'm seeing in the comments like what even is that and then the fact that u put it in caps is even funnier
@DEMETRIUS MOSLEY So writing women was too difficult for you huh
There was a "Unified BEAUTY" they brought to the show as a "collective" that was greater than their individuality; which also was underwritten by the supportive vibe of "like-minds." Great interview.
Logan’s faces throughout this interview are all meme worthy
Coco😍😍 baddest one on the show
I'm 6'2 they all bad
I'm 6'2 yes she’s so BEAUTIFUL 😍
Wow Logan’s Life story was fascinating. Glad she was able to finally feel free by sharing that experience. Dope interview and can’t wait to watch Season 2
jcanthony16 it's on Netflix now
If y’all think they be looking stunning here, you really need to see how gorgeous they are in the show!
If Aliens were viewing the human race, they would see how ridiculous we are.
I hobobot They would laugh at Blacks calling everyone racist but literally everything they do is "racism"
Yee dropped that Joke and it was DEAD quiet lmaoooo
Dormeil96 timestamps are your friend.
Dormeil96 YNWA
3:54
YNWA May 26 6th champions of Europe
Dormeil96 I had to go back and see it cuz I missed it the first time lol everybody was like ok moving on
The chocolate girls yesss 🍫✨🍫✨ the one in the middle looks like Maia Campbell in the 90s
EDIT: Black women are always unapologetically down for black men. Its black men that feel ambivolent to date and marry within their race.
Chinwude Tv Not entirely true.
Terry Tinsley sure go ahead and lie to yourself
NOT TRUE at all. That's a BS narrative. Get off social media and actually go out and meet some black men, we're all over black girls.
Open The Mind EXACTLY!! social media is spreading this BS like wildfire and it’s sad because now it’s starting to take effect
Why are people saying it's social media spreading these lies when I see it for myself. Most if not all the interracial couples I see are white women with black men (especially in suburbia and mostly white cities), no matter how many times you try to deny it still don't make it true...kinda like Trump with the Russian collusion.
I love Logan Browning just amazing how much damage the one drop rule has done to so many people it really makes it harder to self identify. I respect Logan as a biracial woman especially since she knows her background
I was raised by my great grandparents and I am super light skinned but they raised me as black but when I went out into the world, people thought it would be fantastic to tell me no, I'm not black, I'm white. I've dealt with identity issues basically my whole life :(
Did you even hear what she said? She acknowledges that she's biracial, but CULTURALLY she's Black because her parents are Black.
Jasmine Brady for this reason I make it a point to raise my biracial children as biracial. I know when they get out in the world they will be seen as mixed/biracial. It the parents job to allow their children to be confident and comfortable in their skin and who they are.
She said her mum was 18 when she had her ( mum was white) then later on she goes on about her dad was white lol im confused at her story, anyone else pick that up? Listen from 28 mins onwards
Katie Power She spoke kind of fast but I think her 18yo white mother must’ve had a white partner and cheated on him with a 34yo black man. So, when Logan was born and she wasn’t white, I’m guessing they found out the white partner wasn’t the real bio dad. And probably gave her up in order to salvage the relationship, assuming her white bio mom stayed with the white partner, boyfriend, whatever.
Man love is extremely hard to find. Whatever color u find it in considers yourself extremely blessed.
Sophisticated Swanson well said
Exactly
Big Facts
Great point! Without bashing anyone
Male Sensitivity im weak? But look at your user name. Male sensitivity? Yeahhh that sounds real alpha. umm how long u been married? You can't force anyone to b with you.
Ashley is stunning 😍😍😍
Young Kelly Rowland in the middle
lifestraight I knew someone was gonna say it!!!! #TRUTH
First time i actually sat and watched a whole interview without skipping it. This was very interesting
Esther Jean they all have great personalities. Like deadass the line up of these guests is so intriguing 👍
Antoinette is so beautiful and classy 😍
Logan’s story was powerful!
Being adopted and never meeting her birth parents. So many relate to that!
I wouldn't say 'So many'
Begging white people is not my thing
nizzotheartist Bro I be saying the same shit
nizzotheartist let’s stop pretending that all the gate keepers aren’t white. Schools, loans, housing...JOBS.
Wish when I’m out of work, there’s a fully owned black company I can send my resume to. But that’s not quite reality.
5%LowBattery Well they did kill Majority of the people, this country actually belonged to same with the aboriginals
Tripleblade 82 Shut Up Ms. “gay marriage is only the beginning of the end!!!!!”
Ignored.
think “they” would ever allow another Black Wall Street?
“Black Wall Street has a special place in American history as a platform that paved the way for Black communities and businesses to thrive. Not too long ago Black men and women were not allowed to own property. We faced violence and freedom restrictions, such as being stripped of the right to vote, and endured other forms of racial segregation and race-based legislation. Despite this, a sense of community and faith bloomed among Black neighborhoods where isolation and segregation was the norm. Black people gave each other a place for community, safety, and economic support. A hundred years later, Black communities were thriving and economic strength was established. A perfect example of this progress was Black Wall Street, located in the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Black Wall Street was a thriving community in Greenwood in the early 1900s. This was a community that had bustling Black owned businesses, theaters, schools, social health, and a strong distribution of wealth among its middle and upper classes. Reports estimate the community had more than 10,000 African American residents, and most of them were thriving. Black Wall Street was the epitome of a self-sustaining community and strength. Black people supported each other, which allowed for easier access to resources, savings, housing, jobs, education, and health. Black Wall Street was just one of many thriving communities in the United States, but it also became a site that would serve as an example of the violence and hatred that grew out of greed from white financial interests.
... The thought of second-class citizens receiving better economic opportunities than their white neighbors infuriated white Oklahoma residents. They retaliated against the Black community, spreading hatred and accusing them of crimes. Many white people were full of loathing and wanted to bring Black communities down.
An accusation of sexual assault was the match that ignited the smoldering hatred and resentment of the thriving Black Wall Street community. The accusation inspired a lynch mob, which included nearly 2,000 Ku Klux Klan members who wanted to get “justice.” Everything came crashing down on Black Wall Street on May 31, 1921. In just 16 hours, police had arrested 60% of Black residents living in Black Wall Street. Mobs burned Black owned businesses and homes, and murdered hundreds of Black citizens. When Black men joined forces to protect their homes, they were ultimately driven out in fear for their lives. By today’s estimates, the dreadful and murderous 16 hours caused more than $30 million in damages. The residents of Greenwood were blamed for the death and destruction, and the government made it nearly impossible to rebuild.
The show is quite innovative but why do we have yet another show/movie where the Dark Skinned female is the sidekick to the Light Skinned/Biracial female...
GarageStudio watch the second season. They actually confront that.
@Light angel Your name says it all lmao. "light angel" jealous of dark beauties are you? I'm on the lighter side of brown, but I dont attack dark women like you do
@@mitsiejc1077 You clowns are the most racist idiots under the sun. You freaks have a constant color grading scale i your head, really pathetic.
@smutton proved my point
Leading cast is a dear half white person doing a dear white people.
The black goddess in the middle has amazing facial features. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😘😘😘😘
Such a dope group of ladies! Logan sharing her truth about her identity was so touching 💖
ajastotle You look good!
I just knew Logan was going to come with something special. Something about her persona just tells me she’s been through some real shit.
Ashley Blaine is 100% right. I grew up in the D.C. area as well and yes it is definitely DIVERSE. I went to Bowie State (HBCU) and it does change you. HBCU give you more insight on your history and it opens you up to who you are
Do HBCUs delve into Blacks spiritual roots of being Hebrew Israelites? Seems like there's lots of emphasis on the Greek culture...
@@michaelangelotaylor8th I don't think so, but hopefully we are moving in that direction: African American History 500
@@ronaldlawrence2229 that sounds promising 👍🏾
envy: for people that dont know, explain what white people are
2kzay loooooooool
Why u got to generalise all white people. That's the same as what racist white people do.
Sidney Paulis no he’s just mocking envy as it’s an envy thing to say haha
The Sudz In this video they emphasize that rasict jokes are wrong.
Sidney Paulis yeah. Racist jokes are wrong
Beautiful ladies. I’ve been waiting for this to return
need to add the girl in your avi with these 3.
THIZZAVELI Thank you, I am the girl in my avi lol.
Lol facts you’re beautiful
Winston W thank you
This was a GREAT interview!! Three beautiful, intelligent, well spoken black women with real things to say!! Loved it! Can we do this more Breakfast Club?
Literally love this group of black women. Inspiring to young girls like me and just black people in general
Well really shitty people to take inspiration from.. They're just racist towards white people
Tha Thalak well white people were racist towards us first so what do you expect
Nima Nwozo so what about the white people that not and never been racists too ??? Is it ok to be racist to them ??? U see how stupid people think even in 2018
Charles Ward no obviously I am talking about the people who actually are racist
Nima Nwozo
Replying to this:Charles Ward no obviously I am talking about the people who actually are racist
How does that make any sense? So if it's a group of black people who are racist to white people despite all the good white people they're inspiring, but if it's a group of white people being racist to black people despite all the good black people it's not ok? It's also ok to be racist towards a whole group, if an individual was racist towards you before?
close your eyes when Ashley talks and you'll think shes Gabrielle Union
Herve Bertrand totally agreed on this. Her laugh and voice is so G U
Y’all should check Ashley Blaine Featherson a webseries on hello Cupid a black and sexy web series. It cost 7 bucks but the content is worth it.
I'm the one in the middle (sorry I didnt catch her name the beautiful MELANIN sister) Yeah I just CANNOT I dont have time to explain my life and background to anyone who doesn't get it.I would be beyond annoyed!!Yes it is important to me to keep the BlackLove alive
Aries Aries WELL SAID SIS👑
Aries Aries but what if they genuinely were interested and wanted to understand?
Justice Holloman How many people are on the planet?I say that to say there are tons of other people who have the time go ask them.I do not have the time nor energy.Sorry NOT sorry
Justice Holloman I have a black son and I will take time to educate him on anything he wants to know or needs to know,or my man,boyfriend,hubby or whatever because sometimes we need reminded just how dope we are by like minded people.But that is all I have time for I dont have time for Josh,Alex,David .I am not a public servant in that way.I dont want to have to groom my relationship and groom my man and his mom dad sisters aunts unles niece nephews grannies grand daddies etc etc.But there are people who would love to hence all of the biracial couples we see every day. I'm team #BlackLove
I am from southern Europe I'd hate to be confined to people here. Middle East is close Mediterranean is close hell Africa is close western Europe not too far (I get what u saying, this is different )
Logan's life story NEEDS TO BE MADE INTO A FILM THOUGH!! Soo many people will relate!💖💖💕👏🏽🙌🏽🤙🏽✨💖
Kasia Dean tell me you're single tell me you live in Los Angeles
Romeo Jones brotha why
@@romeojones668 lol nice try buddy
Facts
@@romeojones668 TRY HEARDR 😸😸😸 😸😸 😸😸 😸
Why is most comments on this video about their looks, and not their thoughts???
tremellk because there thoughts are stupid af
White people are constantly mocked.
Because they air heads.Truth .
The whole Issa Rae thing is based off a study that says black women and Asian men are the least desired people
Coco is a goddess! She's flawless ima need her to hook up with Reggie this year. Ashley and Logan act a lot like their characters.
Purtisha Wood Reggie isn’t cocos type he’s more into the sams and Joelle’s of the world coco needs a more Obama type
I love the show but I don't want Reggie to hook up with her. She should NOT want to be his second choice! Hell to the no she is not a charity case. She's a diva and they need to bring a new character on that will rock her world.
And Coco ends up with the head of frat douche house....
He's the one who threw the black face party to begin with....
Sam threw the black face party.
I guess it depends on the culture of the white guy as well. I know there are aspects of being black that as a white guy I won't understand. Having said that I grew up in South Carolina, with all of the same foods, grew up with all of the music, and was surrounded by majority black people throughout grade school. So while I didn't experience racism personally, I was no stranger to what it looked like because it affected a lot of my friends and I was witness to the racist side of certain white people because I was white, they thought I believed the same things.... they weren't careful of what they said around me. So when I was in college, now post college, It bothers me to see white people my age (late 20's) be so ignorant to some of the shit that comes out of their mouths, and how they use black people music, etc. as props.
As far as the dating goes, I grew up around a lot of beautiful black women as well, so I think that's my natural preference, but since the conversation has changed about black women dating only black men it's kind of a bummer... selfishly for me. My point I guess was, there are other guys out there, while they don't know the full black experience, can love and understand a black woman.
Joshua Smith that's dope, I've never considered it from a white Male's perspective. I very recently was in the camp that as black people, dating white could work BUT there would always be a disconnect in the nuanced daily interactions. With you saying you never experienced it first hand, but still directly in front of you at times, opens up a completely different perspective on the topic.
There are many black women that are attracted to white men. You’ll find the right one
Just wanted to say that I enjoyed reading your comment and it was nice to learn your point of view from your experience!
That’s dope! I met my white husband at an HBCU in Mississippi in a majority black city! He knows and understands my culture very well. Everyone isn’t as different as people want you to believe. Also, you like who you like!
Your intelligence is very attractive. I know you'll make any black woman happy.
It’s so beautiful to see Logan being free, and ultimately living in her truth 💛 Also, all of this Black Girl Magic from all of these ladies is beautiful. Antoinette, Ashely, Logan, and Angela 💛🌻
The girl in the far left sitting next to Charlemagne is cute. She looks like she could be from East Africa or something.
moneystacka86 she jamaican
LaraUAE I don't think he's trying to be offensive , as I saw the comment I looked on her and thought she does look like some of my Ethiopian friends who has very distinct features
LaraUAE I don't think you understood my point and yes , Ethiopians and Eritreans do tend to have distinct features which was what I think the original person was trying to state when he said she looks like she is from East Africa
Angela don't misquote Issa! That is not what she said!
benjamin parkman exactly. She totally did not say that.
Pinoys are the blacks of Asians Lmaooo The self hate is REAL and so is the BEDWENCHING!
She wasn't mis quoted. You're just trying to protect a bedwench, which would be fine, but we all know you'd be the first one saying "black love" had a black man said it, and that's what makes it wrong.
N.W.A.
1. You can't spell
2. You don't read.
Issa said that RESEARCH shows "BLACK WOMAN AND ASIAN MEN" are the most unfavorable in terms of dating. Yet they are the both the leaders of professional jobs out of their race. SO THEY MIGHT AS WELL JOIN FORCES SINCE NOBODY WANTS THEM.
Seek understanding, before seeking to be understood. #GATHERED
benjamin parkman simp.
I must be the only white person here in the comment section that appreciates the commentary and the series
Yeah you are the only one.
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spicecrop 😮😮😂😂😂😂
i’m here also lol
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Coco fine AF
The middle woman sounds like Gabrielle Union thats just me idk if anyone else thinks that
Yep she does
She Doesssss !
Ashley speaks like a person who may have been (as she stated) brought up in 'white shcools' and Gabrielle Union was brought up semi-similarly in the Black side of a greatly white-surrounded Denver town. Their voices do sound like those very focused Black women with white educational influences.
They are all strong, beautiful black women ♥️👸🏽
Ikr they are so pretty! 🥀
lololee24 um on Wikipedia it says she’s black. She identifies as black. If it was the 1800s she’d be considered black and a slave she’s black even if it’s half end of discussion
I’m a strong white male.
I’m sorry was I racist?
AndroidGamer 359 who said it was racist
Brandon Ritz How are they racist
I loved this interview and getting to hear about the diverse experiences these black women have had. I hadn't realized how something as simple as hearing how differently they all speak and that not being called into question, could be so validating. It reminded me of times i've gotten the: "you talk white" and the "you're not black enough." Sentiments that for the most part, deny the fact that the black experience is a diverse one where location, environment, upbringing etc of course affect a lot of things, just like with any other group, including speech, because we're people- but even still, there is so much we share. These women are beautiful, strong and proud black women. The collective solidarity of being black in America, our history, triumphs, struggles, pains, joys, music, marches etc is something that we share, are touched by and celebrate in one way shape or another. Something we all have the potential to contribute to, honor and enrich. In whatever way that is. Love these actresses and their show. Sharing much love all around.
I have a white significant other, and I'm proud to have a white significant other. It's not because I dont date black men, or are not attracted to black men. It's because of the actual connection that was developed over time. My choice could be based on the environments I was raised up in, however. My parents wanted the best for me and worked hard to put me in really good schools (which just so happened to have a predominantly white demographic). I began to change and like different genres of music that my family didnt listen to (i.e. hard rock, metalcore, indie, etc.) and other things that were considered "white shit". I liked going to wild concerts, I liked crazy hair, and I began to enjoy creating and making weird art. Eventually I began to feel ridiculed by my own cousins (and my own brother) once I started to embrace that new side of me. I dressed different, I spoke different, and I was more open. Black boys didnt understand me, but white boys didnt truly accept me either back then. Every crush I had in high school was with a white boy. It was almost like an unconscious attraction. I didnt understand it. Around that time was when I got the comments like "you dont look like most black girls" and "I'm not really into darker girls, but you're still pretty!". It wasnt until recently that I began to except myself and love all the sides of me, and I was lucky enough to find someone that accepted those sides. He just so happened to be WHITE lol. My decision on dating a white man which wasn't even based on race, I just met him and we formed a connection like normal people. I met him and he saw me for me. He saw my differences and it intrigued him. And frankly, I'm tired of hearing "oh, I can see you with a nice clean cut black man". I still get it all the time. Completely disregarding the possibilities of finding love outside of race. I understand that, for our community, it's important for our men and women to stick together, strengthen the roots, and be proud of ourselves. But it's possible for two people that are seemingly polar opposite to be completely accepting and curious about their different cultures. For the people like me...where does that leave us? What does that make us? I tend to feel more invalidated than congratulated in my own family.
@@keviigreen4867 you're disgusting, black men like you are what make most of us lose interest in y'all... So what's a slur used for black men dating white women?