I always hear people say ” There’s no such thing as mixed. The man carries the seed” so I decided to make a video about this and break it down.
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There was a poll I saw once that said 25% of Americans considers mixed people to be Black, whilst 74% of Americans consider them to be biracial. With 1% consider them to be white.
So although a large percentage of people on this particular poll believe that mixed people are neither one race or the other, there are still some people that believe they can only be one race.
I remember having a conversation with a hebrew israelite once and he said to me, “Angel you’re Black because you’re father is Black”. Thanks for that piece of information lol.
My mother happens to be mixed. She’s 100% Puerto Rican (her nationality). Puerto Rican is not a race. Both her parents are Puerto Rican. But her Dad is a Black Puerto Rican (yes they exist) and her mother is a mestiza Puerto Rican (part indigenous and part european). So she’s half Black. So according to the Israelite doctrine and many other religious people’s views, my Mother is a Black woman, because her father is Black.
White
So this got me thinking. What if my mother’s parents were the other way round. Would this then only make her part indigenous and part european?
What about people like Bob Marley that have a white father, are they all of a sudden white because of their dad? So Barack Obama is Black but Bob Marley is white? What science is this? What’s the logic? I mean they’re both biracial. Is Barack Obama’s Black blood stronger than Bob Marley’s because his father is Black and Bob’s is white? They’re both have the same mix.
The One Drop Rule
If you think this belief is centred in the one drop rule then I’d like you to watch this video. Some people use the term the one drop rule when referring to mixed or biracial people. However the term was not actually created for mixed or biracial people at all. So check out my one drop rule video.
Science Versus Religion
So what does science say about mixed people?
What does religion say? Does it really say in the bible you are whatever race your father is? I decided to look into this and break it all down. So check out this video and find out if you truly are whatever your father is.
Interesting timing, I’ve actually been thinking about this for the past few days. I definitely think that a line needs to be drawn. I’m actually quite angry about this, because a lot of bi-racials are products of self-hate and fetishization. They didn’t ask for this, and it’s not fair to them.
There are bi-racials that are realizing the mentality of their parents, but then there’s also bi-racials that weaponize being half-black, and they either take advantage of the community/culture or they’ll be the type of person that “turns on” their blackness when they want support from black people, and then they’ll “turn it off” when they want to distance themselves from blackness.
Weeks ago, the topic came up if black people can be pro-black and date/marry interracially. Someone I was talking believed that black people can indeed be pro-black and date interracially, which makes no sense at all. The black community should be built by black people, and black family. I remember you did a video on this exact topic, so I sent the link to the person I was talking to…I’m pretty sure they didn’t watch it though, they were very adamant about their stance.
To say that you can built African lineage, family, and civilization with non-black women is an absolute insult to black women because that’s saying that black women are easily replaceable and that the black race doesn’t need black women to make black children. If we had Egypt back, then these people are saying that non-black women can be Nefertiti, and sit on that throne, hell no.
At the same time, a white man cannot instill in his bi-racial son African warrior pride, and pride in black culture(and why on earth would he? He’s white.). That’s something that only a proud black man can do. White/asian men etc don’t have that direct connection to African blood and history. The male roles in the community should be filled by black men only. White men can’t be Shaka, only black men can.
White people created the bi-racial agenda to use them against black people, but despite this, they’re still not accepted in the white community. As much as it leaves a bad taste in my mouth, we need to draw a line.
…this was a different kind of video…bukkake? wind? damn.
This was a nice video Angel, because in my family I have biracial cousins who are without a doubt black, their skin shade may be lighter but they are still black in my eyes regardless. I personally think that we need to stop creating a border line of who is black and who is not, because at the end of the day other races will call us black biracial or not. Peace to my black family.
Exactly, I literally made a logical fallacy about something similar for my class.
The Bible of Jesus Christ does not speak about race….period.
Jesus Christ was NOT racist or anti-Black‼️
The modern day Delusionoids and Illusionoids, Hoteps, & Mysogynist come up with some anti-female bat-shit crazy stuff‼️
Hey Angel my name is Dearra and I just like to say that I enjoy your video’s and agree with most and that it amazes me that we share the same point of view I can’t really talk about this subject around my family because my brother and aunt are half white or biracial and it’s still a sensitive topic for them my brother he is confused he wants to be brown like us he is aware of the fact that he is biracial but when we talk about things like this what I try to tell him is that even though you are a mixed individual you will still be looked at as a black man he’s very light and my aunt she could pass for white because of her complexion and her hair isn’t really kinky could afro hair she feels when having this discussion that some people may be racist I think she’s still trying to identify herself in this world because she welcomes both sides of the family she even called my grandfather a racist and he’s like old school and it just shook me the way she spoke to him but she’s an emotional person they can’t help their mixed issue.
I would really like to be part of an interview to talk with you about anything because I’m pro black my self and we share some of the same type of views I am the type of individual that puts my people and my people’s issues before anything we come first I’m no disrespectful person I show respect even if we don’t agree with some things but I hope this reaches you and you can contact me by my email. bye✊