Just Striaght AADOS Men Flashin Out On a Racist CAC to Protect BW Again

[HarlemHottie]

AADOS/black american identity, especially in a political sense, in of itself was partically conceived by mulattos.

Blackness in our community has more to do with culture, heritage, and community than genetics and phenotype.

@IllmaticDelta

I don't disagree entirely, but you're (unjustly imo) homogenizing biracials across centuries.

There is a distinct difference between a biracial born into the ados caste during slavery or Jim crow (or even a trick baby from the 70s- 80s) and a biracial who may have a foreign black parent or was raised by a white parent. They different and feel no kinship toward us.

We as ados have to adjust to changing times.

 

[HarlemHottie]

That's like me saying that someone who looks like the Rock has the same experiences as his father or other black men.

This. The non famous version of the Rock does not share yalls experience.

 

[Supper]

This racially ambiguous woman does not have the same experiences as a black person. She's not black. She may be HALF black/AA but that is not the same as being an actual full black woman or an MGM black woman. That's like me saying that someone who looks like the Rock has the same experiences as his father or other black men.

AADOS people all share similar experiences, because we come from the same culture, heritage, and community. And even when it comes to bigotry and oppression we share mostly the same experiences, because a HUGE part of anti-blackness in this country is cultural and communal ie bigotry and systematic oppression based on neighborhoods, schools, names, accents, clothes etc that are all associated with aados. For example employers racially profiling based on AAVE accents and AADOS names like "Shemika" and "Jamal".

The black american experience ain't just or even mostly phenotypical. Non-ADOS ds blacks don't share the same experiences AT ALL with AADOS, and studies even show that non ados themselves report less racism from whites at the job than AADOS despite being black themselves, because of their "model minority stigma".

So, yes a racially ambiguous AADOS who's culturally aados will have more of a "black experience" in America both within and outside their community than non-ados blacks.

 

[Gold]

This. The non famous version of the Rock does not share yalls experience.

The fact that this even needs to be explained...


And im not antibiracial... have multiple biracial cousins (). Thats my family, blood on my dads side, and to this day i still call them biracial, not black.

Their experience growing up half black in the UK is not the same. I love them but it just isnt.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

2 mexicans and 1 real cac

..and people out here still trying to say biracials don't get that "full black" treatment


https://www.thecoli.com/threads/is-...eant-for-blacks-go-to-biracials.789348/page-8

@Marcel pro black 510 ados

@Houston911

 

[seabreeze80]

AADOS people all share similar experiences, because we come from the same culture, heritage, and community. And even when it comes to bigotry and oppression we share mostly the same experiences, because a HUGE part of anti-blackness in this country is culturally and communal ie bigotry and systematic oppression based on neighborhoods, schools, names, accents, clothes etc that are all associated with aados. For example employers racially profiling based on AAVE accents and AADOS names like "Shemika" and "Jamal".

The black american experience ain't just or even mostly phenotypical. Non-ADOS ds blacks don't share the same experiences AT ALL with AADOS, and studies even show that non ados themselves report less racism from whites at the job than AADOS despite being black themselves, because of their "model minority stigma".

So, yes a racially ambiguous AADOS who's culturally aados will have more of a "black experience" in America both within and outside their community than non-ados blacks.

Please stop. The Rock is NOT being treated like a typical black man nor does he look like one. Stop your lies and delusions. I am a proud AA woman with similar skin tone to Sanaa Lathan. Do not try to school me on my own culture.

This woman is racially ambiguous. She will NEVER be treated like a typical looking AA woman. And why are you bringing up AA/ADOS and immigrants?? What does this have to do with what is happening in this video or if the woman is black?? WTF.

 

[dat aint da same sandwich]

This racially ambiguous woman does not have the same experiences as a black person. She's not black. She may be HALF black/AA but that is not the same as being an actual full black woman or an MGM black woman. That's like me saying that someone who looks like the Rock has the same experiences as his father or other black men.

Calling her "black" is some Tariq Nasheed bullshyt cuz that nikka gotta justify his love for biracial women like his wife. I bet if this chick was half black American/ half caribbean she wouldn't be allowed to claim "ADOS" because her other side is the "enemy".

 

[Supper]

I don't disagree entirely, but you're (unjustly imo) homogenizing biracials across centuries.

There is a distinct difference between a biracial born into the ados caste during slavery or Jim crow (or even a trick baby from the 70s- 80s) and a biracial who may have a foreign black parent or was raised by a white parent.

I'm talking about people of aados heritage here. Anyone biracial or not who ain't of aados hertiage doesn't even come into the equation.

This. The non famous version of the Rock does not share yalls experience.

The rock's "aados" side is questionable in of itself. His pops is from Canada and a descendant of slaves from American who escaped during the underground railroad way back in the 18th & 19th century.

His non-biracial dad wouldn't even have the same experience as an actual AADOS, cuz he's from Canada. So, why would we expect him to?

 

[Cel 510 kid ados forever]

I don't disagree entirely, but you're (unjustly imo) homogenizing biracials across centuries.

There is a distinct difference between a biracial born into the ados caste during slavery or Jim crow (or even a trick baby from the 70s- 80s) and a biracial who may have a foreign black parent or was raised by a white parent. They different and feel no kinship toward us.

We as ados have to adjust to changing times.

@IllmaticDelta

Harlem said everything

Its time to get rid of 1800 mentality with biracials

 

[IllmaticDelta]

So dude beat her and her mom unconscious with a brick an old woman

for the record, her mom is white

 

[HarlemHottie]

I'm talking about people of aados heritage here.

Oh, you know this girls backstory?

 

[HarlemHottie]

I bet if this chick was half black American/ half caribbean she wouldn't be allowed to claim "ADOS" because her other side is the "enemy".

nikkas to do this to @Nicole0416 regular and she a rider.

 

[Supper]

Please stop. The Rock is NOT being treated like a typical black man nor does he look like one. Stop your lies and delusions. I am a proud AA woman with similar skin tone to Sanaa Lathan. Do not try to school me on my own culture.

This woman is racially ambiguous. She will NEVER be treated like a typical looking AA woman. And why are you bringing up AA/ADOS and immigrants?? What does this have to do with what is happening in this video or if the woman is black?? WTF.

I never said anything about the rock? TF is you talkin about? Why are you bring up the rock as if he's the same as an biracial of AADOS heritage. The rock's "black side" ain't even of an actual aados.

And don't "proud AA" and "I'm all about my culture" me to death now when you weren't even talking about AADOS or our culture this whole time, but on some generic flattened black phenotype shyt. While I was talking for MY people as an ethnic group from the beginning like I always do.

And I'm bringing up non ados to demonstrate that the black experience here in the US doesn't just or even mostly have to do with genetics or phetnotype, but cultural in a large part, unlike what you were trying to imply with your points about black phenotype.

 

[seabreeze80]

I never said anything about the rock. TF is you talkin about. Why are you bring up the rock as if he's the same as an biracial of AADOS heritage. The rock's "black side" ain't even of an actual aados.

And don't "proud AA" and "I'm all about my culture" me to death now when you weren't even talking about AADOS or our culture at this whole, but on some generic flattened black phenotype shyt. While I was talking for MY people as an ethnic group from the beginning like I always do.

And I'm bringing up non ados to demonstrate that the black experience here in the US doesn't just or even mostly have to do with genetics or phetnotype, but cultural in a large part, unlike what you were trying to imply with your points about black phenotype.

The Rock is BIRACIAL just like the woman in the video.

You want me to compare her to another biracial/half AA person then fine...

This man is racially ambiguous and biracial/half AA JUST LIKE the woman posted in this thread. Now I want you to lie to me and tell me that someone who looks like him will be treated like an average AA black man?

 

[Supper]

Oh, you know this girls backstory?

Are you insinuating that her black side is non-ados? But, okay. Just for shyts and giggles, if it is, then none of this applies.

If it is is though as it's most of us are assuming then the point stands.