Bi-racial Activist Zaza Ali on Being Bullied for Being Mixed

[ATownD19]

 

[ben anderson]

On my dead man. Never have I heard During school and outside a Lightskin bytch be made fun of. It was only hate and jealousy

 

[CarbonBraddock]

why should i care about what this woman has to say? and why do so many of yall on here be posting all these goddamn women like we as men are supposed to bow down and be impressed?

 

[SirReginald]

For the bi-racial people who want to be down let them. However, I feel that bi-racials shouldn't be the frontline AKA ones with a White parent.

 

[010101]

people need to be righteous point blank

not only sometimes

yeah the exotics used to get ass whoopings

females beef over attention & if you stick out it's more likely you will get static

but they not "black" enough for fake righteous folk to care

there are issues that will perpetuate as long as folks are selective with when they want to be righteous

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[666 ReVeNGe 666]

I am mixed.

Black people used to make fun of me for being part white....and for my name.

Now they wish they had my skin color, name and beautiful curly hair

 

[get these nets]

Black folks on opposite ends of the color spectrum caught it growing up. Experienced it on one end and saw it happen to people on the other end .

 

[315]

I fukk with Zaza

 

[Bunchy Carter]

Zaza a snitch, she cut a deal with them folk out in Oakland

 

[Thegospel]

I believe her. She didn’t say bullied by other kids she said adults and I’ve seen that happen. If it’s about kids making fun of her as a kid I don’t know about that. Never saw that. I only saw darkskin get made fun of from kid vs kid.

 

[Apollo Creed]

don't know that feeling sorry.

 

[ultraflexed]

I fukk with Zaza

Zaza a snitch, she cut a deal with them folk out in Oakland

What deal

 

[Apollo Creed]

What deal

Tariq implied she was the feds when she went at him.

 

[Blackout]

What she went though is bad but it’s not worse than what dark skin people go through if we being real.

 

[DLo]

Black folks on opposite ends of the color spectrum caught it growing up. Experienced it on one end and saw it happen to people on the other end .

This. Everybody caught it as kids. If it wasn't skin color, it was your clothes, hair, teeth or whatever anybody could go at you for. People got jumped and chased home. Besides the Cyber-bullying, it is way easier these days.