"He fck me good I take his ass to red lobster, cause I slay". Where is the problack in this song?

[Lav100]

How is it not pro black?

 

[Lav100]

Beyonce is not pro black. Wear Asian women's God offerings bleached blonde and claim to be pro black.

The only people falling for this buy House of Derriere off the rack: broke poor black welfare recipients, homosexuals, transsexuals and Filipinos.

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[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

You're creole?

Educate me.

It seems like a caste system to me. I know there are cultural differences because the French and Spanish colonized the area. Louisiana even has a different legal code from my understanding since it wasn't founded on British common law.

I have a lot of friends from the area but they claim both black and creole while some say they aren't black though they embed themselves in mostly "black" culture.

It's intriguing to me.

You won't find many men saying they're not black unless they come from old money down there.
It was a caste system and still is in some ways...most of my family is dark skinned and my great grandparents had tone preferences, gender preferences, etc....the tone preference came from the most obvious place.
People tracing themselves back to some patriarch cac because of placage. You'd have to ask somebody down there right now participating in that fukkery to give you detail...might not like what you hear. Creoles owned brehs sometimes and it wasn't for 'freeing relatives'.

 

[Rarebird77]

You won't find many men saying they're not black unless they come from old money down there.
It was a caste system and still is in some ways...most of my family is dark skinned and my great grandparents had tone preferences, gender preferences, etc....the tone preference came from the most obvious place.
People tracing themselves back to some patriarch cac because of placage. You'd have to ask somebody down there right now participating in that fukkery to give you detail...might not like what you hear. Creoles owned brehs sometimes and it wasn't for 'freeing relatives'.

Thanks for the history lesson! It is black history month, figured I'd ask to learn something .

Fascinating history the whole area.

I have friends who are creole, since I live in Atlanta, lots live here. Some just look like biracial black people, or like their from the islands for the most part which makes sense given the history of slavery and slave routes.

Cajun. .. I still don't understand. I need to read up!

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

cajuns are the white people who got kicked out of acadia for leading a rebellion...french.
Acadia is quebec.

 

[Big Boss]

I saw this on lsa