Biracial Beauty Idolization Disguised in Inclusivity - Miss Teen USA & Miss USA 2019

[DocumentaLy]

 

 

Thoughts?

[Drama Drama Drama]

Everything is drama.

It seems like the half people can't represent the race in good way as a full origin person.

I remember the problems about half asian representing asians.

Half origin people is part of the society too.

[Grape Soda]

Jfc. Here we go again with the you arent black enough.

The average African American is 25-35% European heritage.

What is black? In that case. Type 4 hair and coco brown skin? They are lighter with a looser curl pattern than nia therefore they arent black,

Gotcha.

Bet she didnt have an issue saying her president was black tho.

[Love Drought]

Jfc. Here we go again with the you arent black enough.

The average African American is 25-35% European heritage.

What is black? In that case. Type 4 hair and coco brown skin? They are lighter with a looser curl pattern than nia therefore they arent black,

Gotcha.

Bet she didnt have an issue saying her president was black tho.

then i guess we can call her with white as well, then since she is part white too

[DocumentaLy]

Jfc. Here we go again with the you arent black enough.

The average African American is 25-35% European heritage.

What is black? In that case. Type 4 hair and coco brown skin? They are lighter with a looser curl pattern than nia therefore they arent black,

Gotcha.

Bet she didnt have an issue saying her president was black tho.

 

It's funny. A lot of these people, her included, then go on about how their favorite artist is Beyonce. Why aren't you stanning a dark skin woman with type 4 hair instead of the light skin / mixed blond weave queen?

[Your_Fairytale]

There’s a difference in being a light-skinned black women and being mixed with black. When you’re a light-skinned black women most of the time both your parents are black it’s just that you probably have some white grandparent in your family line who’s genes were passed down to you. If you’re mixed it means you’re the direct product of a white parent + a black parent. That makes you both black and white, a 50/50 ratio. Miss Teen USA and Miss USA are mixed. Are they black? Yes. Are they white? Yes. With that being said, why are they being hailed as ‘black queens’ and not as ‘white queens’ or how they should be hailed as ‘Mixed queens’?

[Love Drought]

There’s a difference in being a light-skinned black women and being mixed with black. When you’re a light-skinned black women most of the time both your parents are black it’s just that you probably have some white grandparent in your family line who’s genes were passed down to you. If you’re mixed it means you’re the direct product of a white parent + a black parent. That makes you both black and white, a 50/50 ratio. Miss Teen USA and Miss USA are mixed. Are they black? Yes. Are they white? Yes. With that being said, why are they being hailed as ‘black queens’ and not as ‘white queens’ or how they should be hailed as ‘Mixed queens’?

sis they dont want to answer that

[DocumentaLy]

There’s a difference in being a light-skinned black women and being mixed with black. When you’re a light-skinned black women most of the time both your parents are black it’s just that you probably have some white grandparent in your family line who’s genes were passed down to you. If you’re mixed it means you’re the direct product of a white parent + a black parent. That makes you both black and white, a 50/50 ratio. Miss Teen USA and Miss USA are mixed. Are they black? Yes. Are they white? Yes. With that being said, why are they being hailed as ‘black queens’ and not as ‘white queens’ or how they should be hailed as ‘Mixed queens’?

 

 

sis they dont want to answer that

 

Because of the one drop rule, which a lot of black people still believe in, resulting in them being claimed as black. White people are much more open to the idea of a mixed person identifying as mixed than black people are. 

 

But does it really matter if a person is light or mixed though? I mean, in the end it's often the same look, leading to the same perception in society. Vanessa Williams was the first black Miss America, and she is light with two black parents. The first runner up, Suzette Charles, is mixed with black and white and they have basically the same look. Skip to 8:45:

 

 

 

So in the end, does it really matter if you're light or mixed, because neither is the the stereotypical look of a black woman. Should light and mixed blacks separate and form their own communities?

[Corysilk]

Never thought I see a Chrissie video on OH fmskfmsf

[omejkle]

 

 

 

 

So in the end, does it really matter if you're light or mixed, because neither is the the stereotypical look of a black woman. Should light and mixed blacks separate and form their own communities?

 

OT but miss utah at 1:24 looks like she could be one of the golden girls XD

[Love Drought]

Because of the one drop rule, which a lot of black people still believe in, resulting in them being claimed as black. White people are much more open to the idea of a mixed person identifying as mixed than black people are.

 

But does it really matter if a person is light or mixed though? I mean, in the end it's often the same look, leading to the same perception in society. Vanessa Williams was the first black Miss America, and she is light with two black parents. The first runner up, Suzette Charles, is mixed with black and white and they have basically the same look. Skip to 8:45:

 

 

 

So in the end, does it really matter if you're light or mixed, because neither is the the stereotypical look of a black woman. Should light and mixed blacks separate and form their own communities?

Black people are still upholding the racist one drop rule that was created by slave owners. It doesn’t matter if she’s light skin unless they have two black parents, they’re black. If they only have one black parent, they’re biracial. Periodt. Also, nowadays, biracial women are taking over as a “black women†and literally erasing actual black women. Does the same thing happen to black men? No, only a few biracial men are popular but more and more biracial women are being seen as black women.

Also, btw I’m a light skin black person with two black parents so don’t think dark skin women are the only ones complaining.

[DocumentaLy]

Never thought I see a Chrissie video on OH fmskfmsf

 

I've posted her a number of times here.

 

 

Black people are still upholding the racist one drop rule that was created by slave owners. It doesn’t matter if she’s light skin unless they have two black parents, they’re black. If they only have one black parent, they’re biracial. Periodt. Also, nowadays, biracial women are taking over as a “black women†and literally erasing actual black women. Does the same thing happen to black men? No, only a few biracial men are popular but more and more biracial women are being seen as black women.

Also, btw I’m a light skin black person with two black parents so don’t think dark skin women are the only ones complaining.

 

It does matter because light and mixed blacks serve the same purpose, a more "acceptable" version of black. That is why I brought up Vanessa and Suzette. They have the same look, despite one being light and the other being mixed. They serve the same purpose. The genetics don't matter as much as the look does. Mixed blacks aren't taking anything from light skinned blacks, because they're basically the same. That is my entire point.

 

And the thing that is happening to black women now is starting to happen to black men.

 

 

 

I'm a caramel colored person with a black parent and a mixed one. The black parent's family is quite mixed though over several generations. In fact, the family descends partially from a light skinned only town. A mess, I know.

[loot168]

Race was invented by racists. The effects of the categories it made are real, but the categories themselves are not. So trying to determine where a race ends and begins is just gonna be miserable. 

 

Obama identifies as black, so that's how I view him. If the women identify as either black or biracial, I will do my best to respect that.