@lonelyxmina@svnabelle@perla_toyes Mind you, Manon has been to Ghana many times. And she does infact have connection to her culture through her father and his side of the family. Do you think she doesn’t speak to her family or something? And what does quality of life have to do with it?
@perla_toyes When speaking of ancestors shouldn’t it be grandparents and beyond? Lara has Indian parents, Manon has a Ghanaian father, you get who you are from your parents not your ancestors. Just like how your parents got who they were from their parents and so forth
@powstardust@potatomaker99@Guadicalveyra@FlammablePink@jUGHnkook La persona original estaba hablando en inglés. Y también solo viendo que mi ubicación está en los estados unidos no da ninguna información de quien yo soy. Especialmente aquí, no solo viven americanos blancos y negros
@jj_arvelo@zhuelys_santana Claro que no, porque casi ningunos se consideran negros en el primer lugar. ‘I no black I dominican papi’, teniendo el pelo quemao
@TAFKAA They literally tried raping color out of Cuba and Argentina and were almost completely successful. They’ll try claiming one black ancestor in the family, hundreds of years ago but forget that that black ancestors white dad was also probably their granddad
@maanonliplumper@presidenkutina Girl this only happened because years after Haiti kicked the French out the rest of white latam got scared and started the whole ‘we are one people’, ‘it’s our shared culture’ bullshit. While still socially segregating.
The white lightly tanned Latinos swearing they’re super mixed. Whole time their ‘black’ grandma was actually just a brown skinned native lady. Just having some color doesn’t make you black. Go and take a dna test then we can talk bitch
@Cherry0Reese No literally but the moment an Afro Latina goes to school with braids or her hair not straighten to dryness in latam, it’s a whole different story. Because they love to have black hairstyles but hate black hair.
@Trailormax365@reisbaddie Baby it’s both. To be Afro anything you actually have to be phenotypically black. Or have the genetic markers for it. Manon is Ghanaian-Swiss, you could even call her Afro-European. That girls mom could maybe trace 5 percent of African dna. But it would not make her black.
@mokacacao@unavainapudin Where in the DR are you from where you’ll see non black Dominicans wearing cornrows during Holy Week???? The only thing I see is black dominican women having to fry their hair to look ‘presentable’ 24/7.