Have each one of those men been called a ******, been discriminated against because of their backgrounds, have significant black backgrounds, or identify with the black experience? They aren't exactly Channing Tatam(sp) or passing for white. They're obviously identifiable as Black.
Listen I run a tutoring program for black kids and if you wanna take over since my help isn't needed because of my demonic mutant mixed background you let me know when you're available to take over.
You sound EXACTLY like those st0rmfr0nt types. "Exclude those who aren't 'pure'". Black should be inclusive, not exclusive. That's what white supremacy has been about from day one.
So being called a ****** makes you black?
Being discriminated against makes you black?
I don't even know what a "significant black background" is...that's sounds like something a white person would say around another white person to describe black people who "grew up poor" or "grew up around violence"...
Identify with the "black experience?" Why is there even one? I've never heard of the "hispanic experience"...or the "asian experience"...so why is there a "black experience"...that is to dumb black culture down to a point that says "if you just experience the things that black people do or act the way black people act, you can be black to"...I disagree with this wholeheartedly...
You seem to be telling me that just because white people think these children to be black...and then disparaged them for that...that automatically makes them black...I don't agree with this line of thinking at all...
"Hey little Jimmy did that white man look at you funny and did that white woman clutch her purse when you got close to here...don't worry you can come over here and hang with us since all that stuff those white people did to you means your black. What did you say...your mother looks like Madonna? Oh that doesn't matter your skin is only 2 shades lighter than mine...your black."
I don't even understand this inclusive talk...if you come from a mixed race family, you are biracial...that's just what it is...that is an actual group of people...are you telling me it is the black communities job to "take in" biracial people? If so, why? Why isn't it the biracial communities job to "take in" biracial people?
That whole "significant black background" thing blew my mind...no way your not just some fukking white dude...only a white person's brain would work in a way to even form the phrase "significant black background"...