If You Could Choose to Be a Different Race, Would You?
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2021
- With the rise in police brutality against Black and brown people, author Tiffany D. Jackson writes in Cosmo that despite it all, she’d still choose to be Black. We weigh in on whether we’d change our race if given the opportunity.
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Would you change our race if given the opportunity?
Naah mi good
My aunt asked me this when I was a teen, lol. I told her I would be a Christian from India or who I am today. A Christian African American. 😉😊❤
As a black man I would be a white woman living in America. They have the easiest life and most privilege.
Never
@@annatar6453 Well, we indeed saw that with Amy Cooper and continue to see it with other Karens of the world.
I think many people confuse Race, ethnicity & nationality. Being Latino isn't racial identity, it is ethnicity and there are Black Latinos who deal with racism even within the Latino community.
Preach
So true
say it!!
I hate whenever people come for the Latino community, stay in your lane! The common ground between Latinos is our culture, whether you are Mexican, Peruvian, Dominican. The language we speak, the music we dance to, the traditions we are raised with. I happen to be of Mexican decent. And that does make me Latino, but I feel like a lot of people try to disregard Latinos as a whole because they say it’s not a “racial identity” it absolutely is!! I can’t hide the fact that I’m Latino to a white person or black or middle eastern. So don’t speak on a community you’re not from. As far as the racism goes there is racism everywhere, including towards Latinos and Afro Latinos. We are making progress and have a long way to go
“They Tried to Bury Us But They Didn't Know We Were Seeds.”
I love this!!! There is so much meaning behind this.
Yup 👍🏾
Yeah thats from the movie The promise talking about the Armenian Genocide ;)
@@teresaquezada3696 I also remembered Chris Cornell's song "The promise".
"One promise you made
One promise that always remains
No matter the price
A promise to survive
Persevere and thrive
As we've always done"
Let's all keep #KeepThePromise ✊
In tears!
All ethnicities and cultures should be celebrated❤
@Juicy MamaLove Awww I know.... It's sad, many people want equality yet they are putting down other ethnicities on the process. We were all created for a reason and no one should ever be ashamed to be black, white, Asian, Mexican, etc... Stay strong
@@kaylaburse6319 I am Hungarian and I've always loved my ethnicity but if I could change something it would be the way people treat people for being different but I wouldn't want to change who I am.
@Juicy MamaLove I am fine with anyone who can acknowledge the greatness and shortcomings of all people, including their own. I am also okay with people who do not act as if history is not relevant to what people face today and can have empathy even if their experiences and outlooks are different. Asking questions without having an agenda to be "right" or dismissive or gaslight. Very few pale people seem willing to do this, hence the regular uproar. Piers Morgan is a fine example of someone fails at this.
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@Juicy MamaLove Of course you do. According to you, any white man out there speaks the truth.
As a Muslim, our holy book says that God created us in different shades (races) so that we can get to know and learn from one another (learn about each other's cultures). Traveling and relationships would be boorriinnggg if we were all one race and one culture.
Not me thinking of the same line. Surah Al-Hujurat 49:13 (is the reference if anyone wants to know) . The world and it's cultures are literally so beautiful 😊 I can't believe that some people don't see that.
I’m not even Asian but I wish Jeannie would speak on her culture more when the questions pertain to race in general. That’s why there’s 2 black women on the panel to speak on black culture. Did she even answer the question?..
Yep, she didn't answer at all. I guess it's because she is dating a Black man.
Loni and Hiatian Garcelle don't speak for us.These women hate black men and only date white men.
@@leratommutle6139 you're out of line. why are you blaming Jeezy's race for Jeannie's actions? Completely irrelevant
@@deborahfox3943 how could you possibly say they hate black men just because they've dated or date white men? Both of these ladies have dated or married black men before. Please stop trashing black women for dating outside of their race when you don't do it to black men or other races. Thanks in advance😊
@@deborahfox3943 Pretty sure they've both been with Black men, so what are you talking about? Also, what does Garcelle being Haitian have to do with anything??
Let me tell you something... being Black is something I’ll never have the energy of not liking...I mean we have the swag , we have the rhythm, we have the heart , we have the soul , we have the intellect ,... we have all the components of what I feel it truly means to be an honorary human being... when it comes to not only our culture but even other communities... we have always found a way to support and lift up others outside of ourselves ! And being in a country that has made us feel like we’re less than or that we can’t make it above what they think of us... trust me we’re making it and we gon keep living , loving , dancing and being us !!! We have contributed to so much of the culture that there’s nothing going rn that somebody of another race isn’t doing and I feel we have actually set up to be what it means to be a melting pot in this society ! Black is Bold , Black is Resilient , Black is Strong , Black is Beautiful... Black is EVERYTHING !!! We are multi-faceted ! We have made our own definition both as a culture and as individuals what it means to be unapologetically black !!!
YAAAAAS
that really depends on the person but oh well
I feel like this need a "Hallelujah, Amen" 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you for this!!
We also hate ourselves so much that we make our women protest for us and risk getting shot to defend us from the police. And still reject them cause we’re colourist and want light skins.
I’m black and I’m proud!
Ain’t no self hating over here.
Im a black man and I would choose to be a white woman in a heart beat. Life would be a little easier for sure.
@@bsbgirl85 geez
@@bsbgirl85 you could have kept that to yourself.
@@bsbgirl85 Tamera left the show months ago, and you still trash her. How pathetic.
Period. Black today and forever ❤
Maybe for a day or week as an experiment...ALSO not ALL black people have rhythm. Not *all* Latinas are spicy. Generalizations are a disservice to beautiful individuality.
Exactly I don't like how people say spicy latina but then if you're black it's "angry black woman"
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@@minervaargo8758 YES I despise that
@@minervaargo8758 exactlyyy
Shut uppppp. Who really gets angry at positive generalizations?
I am Hispanic. American of Mexican descent. I would not change that for anything in the world!! 💗
Yes, I understand that, but you are not black! There’s a huge difference!
@@Alice-xo2li they’re not saying anything about being black or comparing themselves to being black ?
That’s fine .. ok good for you
If your hispanic, your either white, black, native, asian, or Biracial. Hispanic isn't a race
@@emanthescripter1076 yeah we know
I love being a Black-American. The culture. The FOOD. The MUSIC! The ingenuity. The creativity. The swag. It's the everything for me! 🖤
Me too
what food lol
Is is just me or is Adriennes video quality been kinda blurry like the lens’s maybe needs to be wiped off, also the audio?
No it’s not just you. She looks like she’s communicating from Mars.
Yes, her video and sound is not clear and her outfit looks 10 x bigger than her
I remember them saying the earlier filmed episodes Adriennes quality was not great yet so they saved them for later episodes - I guess they are finally airing those episodes
@@kezzyangelic Oh okay, thank you!
@@theoneandonly0099 Thanks :)
being a black woman isn’t easy but i would’ve change it at all. i love being black 🥰🖤✨
Got it. Do you love being a woman?
Yes MA'AM Ms. Rogers!!!! Nothing better than!!!❤❤❤
Why is not jennie not talking about Asian representation tho.
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@@unicorns4life815 please rewatch
I bet bc some ppl just dismiss her for it like Amanda Seales.. when jeannie spoke out for the Asians getting attacked all Amanda said was “well now u know how we feel” and that was basically it. Jeannies posting on IG telling people to spread the word about anti asian crimes but Jeezy hasn’t said a thing ................
@@meijistrawberry5980 to be fair, Amanda was right in that situation. The hate started with China treating their African residents in an inhumane manner. They couldn't access food, health care, beds etc.
Jeannie nor the real mention how it started and what the Africans were going through . She only said something when the African countries started doing unto them what China was doing unto the Africans.
I am 100% with you, and the killings and discrimination of Asians didn't just start just now, it's been happening from the beginning, just take a deeper look at history, atleast that's what I've been learning lately from Asian activists who are speaking out right now. Asians are just quiet about it, culturally they are taught to brush it off and don't make a fuss. I know that in my Latino culture it is very similar. My mom has been discriminated against at her work by white and black coworkers, and she's had to stay quiet about it because she doesn't think anyone would take her seriously. They've also made fun of her accent before, that's just a taste of what she's experienced. I am shocked the show hasn't talked more about the Asian discrimination. EVERY minority deserves to speak THEIR truth.
I love being black but I hate having to deal with the negative things that come with being black. I wish I could change that and not have to worry about the things we have to worry about on a daily basis that other races of people don’t even have to think about.
I would love to be able to spend a day in other people’s shoes just to see what their life is like. Race abs culture aside, if we could all trade places for a time, we would have understanding and empathy towards one another and our world would benefit from that I believe.
1000%. I wish there was a way to do this in real life via AI, VR, etc. I hope technology progresses in that direction.
I'm a Moroccan woman living in the Netherlands and I actually wouldn't change my North African ethnicity for the world. In the past I would have definitely!
As a young girl it was very difficult to be accepted and even accept myself growing up in a prominently white environment. I experienced horrible things. For example I was once pushed from my bike while riding and ended up falling on my head just because of my skin tone, dark eye colour and curly hair. If it wasn't said to me by the person, I probably wouldn't have even thought that my race was the problem.
Feeling like an outcast was very difficult but now? IM PROUD and I will forever ❤❤❤❤🇲🇦
Wow sorry for what happened,am glad you find peace and love urself
Sending love ❤️
That's so sad :( I'm sorry that happened to you..
Native American and PROUD!🙌🏻😇💚
Thank you and your people for being an inspiration for all of us to persevere and keep our culture no matter what, you’re loved and appreciated all around the world - from Somalia 🇸🇴💕
Love youu
Me too! What tribe? I'm Comanche and Caddo
Jeanne hit it right on the mark, about the BLM being "trendy". And like all trends, it eventually goes out of style. Please lets not make this happen here...
BLM will not be talked about in 5 years.
@@zarario4444 lie
I knew since the age of 3 being born in chicago that being black was special and I wouldn't be anything else especially finding out I'm a descendant of the bubi people of equatorial guinea. I love my people
I really don’t care for this question because you can’t change the cards you’re dealt. Just want to be treated with respect and given the same opportunities as privileged people.
I feel the same way
Agreed
Right. This was a dumb question. Like which producer gave this a greenlight?
My Asian bestie (adopted by white parents) was completely in her privilege bubble and didn’t even get understand the black struggle at all and last summer when the movements were going on she asked me about my experiences and if I faced racism and I told her EVERYTHING (we dealt w sum stuff chile including a cop threatening to shoot my mom while we were all in the car as kids and getting evicted bc were black) and she took it in and she and her mom joined a March w her mom and had signs and everything and when I tell u I SOBBEDDDD she even watched 13th w her fam and started educating herself, if they really for u they gonna be for you and they gonna learn what they need to help. Be honest af w ur circle and if they real they gonna stay and y’all will be better off for it 💗💗💗💗💗
And THAT RIGHT THERE is all it takes !!! Having honest conversations and understanding that they as a non black poc will never understand what it’s like to be black and we will never understand the Asian or immigrant experience like... we all learn from each other and the more we educate and correct instead of cancel we become better as a society
@@MajesticMyronn exactly!!!
I saw this meme that said, “God made me black, because He knew I could handle it.” ❤️
Preach
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I pinned a statement like that on my instagram
To be completely honest, I don’t think that latinos (at least those who don’t appear black or very indigenous) face a lot of discrimination in terms of ‚race‘ - because it’s not a race. It’s more of a discrimination because their parents might not speak english or because they have a strong accent. So, general xenophobia against foreigners. I don’t think a white person from Spain would experience less racism under the same circumstances.
But if you’re a white Spaniard, you have a less difficult time integrating.
I don't think that is necessarily true though. Spain is still Europe and there is a higher perception of Spaniards as a European culture versus Latin America. I've heard of many Latinos who look up to Spain because it is seen as a "mother culture." So, I don't think that Latinos (especially Latinos who are of color) are treated the same as a European Spaniard.
@@mirariri98 that’s why i said it doesn’t include black and indigenous looking latinos. White latinos, and spaniards of course, don’t face discrimination because of their race.
Well y’all know what Adrienne’s answer gonna be 🤣🤣 but seriously good for her I love how prideful she is even under oppression
1 billion% I love being black. With what we went through all over the world with colonization, slavery, servitude, independence etc... it makes me so proud of where we are now. And I think everyone should be proud of their race/ethnicity ✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
I SUPER appreciate how much Adrienne’s commentary has developed! She just really gets it! 💖
I would like to be biracial instead of just black. Im being honest. I wish my hair was more manageable and im tired of wondering, "he's cute, i wonder if hes okay with dating a black girl".
Nothing wrong with honesty. I used to think about my texture as well. Now I just decided to do the best with what I have and be thankful for what I have...
Anyone who isn't into black girls doesn't deserve you! There are lots of youtube videos on how to care for your hair properly without spending hours on it!
@@thedestroyer9024 yeah but im into men who are smart, ambitious, friendly, basically not the thug type. I actually think nerdy is kinda cute. The black guys who are like that are mainly into non black girls and usually the type of non black guys that are open to black girls are the wigger type who try to act hood. Im not at all into the bad boy, or hood or thug kind of guy who listens to rap and smokes weed. I just want someone who has their head on their shoulders and clean.
As for my hair. I will never get paat that. Ive accepted that i have 4c hair and that it will always be unmanageable. It takes forever to style and ive seen probably ever video and channel and goofle seatch and magazine and tv ad about black hair. Straight hair is just easier and it grows. I have to do 10x the work and time to see an inch of hair growth in 6 months than a non black girl who can grow 5 inches by then. So yeah, id trade any day.
@@ifyouwantoreplyjustclickth5063 I kind of understand what you mean by the first part, but you have to remember that there are 'nerdy' black guys who are into black girls or even 'nerdy' white guys who are into black girls. I know the media makes you think otherwise, but you have to look past the stereotypes and you'll see that not every guy is like that and not every 'good' guy dates white women exclusively. I also think you have to be confident in yourself first before you attract other people (ignore this part if you're already confident in yourself).
As for your hair, first of all, what's wrong with short hair? Not everyone has to have long hair and a short afro is beautiful as hell. Having said that, black hair does grow but you can't see that because of either shrinkage or breakage. If it's the latter you really have to be careful with your hair. I learned that my hair, for example, is fine and thin and that means that I literally have to treat my hair like a baby. I can't do box braids, finger detangle, touch my hair more than once a week, wear hats or otherwise it will break. But you really don't have to do much to retain length. I know RUclips sometimes makes you believe otherwise. Try this (if you haven't already): after you wash your hair, moisturize (with a lot of water, conditioner and oil), detangle with a wide tooth comb (not with your fingers) and twist your hair, and then don't touch it until it's wash day again after two weeks. Don't even feel your hair with your hands. Make sure you don't wear hats or anything like that. And when you're detangling really take your time, if you hear your hair breaking or see little pieces coming off, you know you're being way too ruff. It's only once every two weeks so really, really take your time. The key is leaving it alone as much as possible and keeping it simple. I really wish I could do it for you, but I can't. So I hope this at least helped you out a bit/motivated you/motivated you to go to someone who can handle 4c hair!
And if that doesn't work for you, you can try to grow your hair in silk presses. Silk press your hair every two months and apply a bit of oil in between and see if that works better for you! You have to be careful with this, though, because there's a risk of getting heat damage, and you have to be really careful when blowdrying/straightening because you don't want to break off your hair!
Love this conversation ladies!👏👏👏👏
I really like the way that Loni has evolved on the show and become more vocal in a different way. It's nice to hear her opinions.
i do feel like jeannie and adrienne often have to comment on the black experience more than speaking about their own cultures. i feel like that adrienne and jeannie will start to comment about race relationships in general and that loni will then bring it back to black injustice and slavery and her experience in the projects. sorry to be so raw! like just stop that! meanwhile universal citizen garcelle is talking about her acting experience in the biz and her haitian experience as a black woman. she hangs with all these white women on RHOBH and is living her life. she talks about the black experience as well, but also talks about her sons, life in general, her acting.
I was just thinking this
Someone who is woke doesn't tell you their woke. Like a show that is "Real" doesn't call itself The Real.
@@nickloveskangin I thought she was half Chinese?
@@nickloveskangin Oh her dad is Vietnamese-Chinese
True, I’m glad they frequently talk about and support “Black Issues”. But I really dislike that it feels they don’t have the space to speak from their own perspectives and culture. They need to be more cognizant of that.
Yall quality sound trash rn.
So is yours
The Real is being cheap af
Despite everything that Black people go through, I would never change my race. I am Black and PROUD.
I haven't watched you're video, I am responding to the title of you're video. I am so proud to be a black woman and even with all of the valleys we deal with in our community, I take pride in who we are. I love to see my self reflected back to me in all media. I don't hate, I appreciate every beautiful spirit. When I look at you Ladies I see beauty of form and spirit. Thank you for asking this question😍❤.
I dont care what shade I would be, I just want to be Jamaican..the coolest, most confident people on earth.
Like me .. mi a Jamaican
🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲
Then why do jamaican men often go out of their way for white non jamaican women?
Ayyeeeee! Seh it loud! Jamaican in the house
@@ifyouwantoreplyjustclickth5063 green card it name lol
yall totally celebrate all races, loved it soso much how yall empower etnicity,and real daily life stuff and so much fun. Adriene totally always brings with yall the coloured people back on that white screen, love love love!!
Jeannie has such a sad tone to her voice in this video, I hope she's fine.
Maybe she's sad because she's married to a race-baiter and she has to fall in line with his views. She doesn't even speak about her own experience anymore.
This is one of the realest topics I have ever seen you guys talk about!! So relatable!!!!
My favorite groups of friends have always been when it’s a groups of us who all come from different ethnic backgrounds - there is so much beauty when we all come together and share pieces of our cultures
I would not change being Bangladeshi. I love our food, our culture, our language.
I’m not giving up Mum’s curry lol
No, I love everything about me and about being a black woman, period.
Adrienne’s poker face while they kept the camera on her was GOLD. 😂😂 She is a boss. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It’s annoying that as a Hispanic/Latino, I’ve always been forced to identify with my nationality, never my actual race. All Hispanics are mixed race, period. The question for us is more like, would you change your culture? lol
We are beyond the segregation, lynching, mass deportations of Spanish-speaking U.S. citizens, killings of my people, etc. We are forgotten. But I will always be me, no matter how much people hate me despite them loving my culture. I love my cultura and my raza. We must love ourselves despite certain people trying to make us disappear. Black, Asians, Latinos, etc let’s love who we are. “They Tried to Bury Us But They Didn't Know We Were Seeds.” Frida Kahlo
Greek poet Dinos Christianopoulos first said this!
Build that fucking wall.
Kinda..a black latina. But i really just want to cook and dance like cubans or puerto ricans. And speak spanish fluently.
U can still cook and dance like them. It’s not the end of the world
Me too!!! Even tho colorism is so bad in the latinx community like u don’t even see Afro latinas in their shows, the culture is soooo rich
Editing is terrible if Loni is talking why is it on Adrienne! 🤣
Exactly!
And just the quality altogether. The sound and visual is awful
We are the original people why would we want to trade...everyone mimics everything we do anyway. We are kings, Queens, Gods and Goddesses 💫💎
Amen
❤
I definitely couldn't imagine being anything but Black but i Love that everyone is who they are and allow me to grow through their own experiences 💚💙
Why Jeanine looking at the ceiling 😂😂😭
The video recordings are on top of the camera
I’m proud to be black, I wouldn’t change it for anything. We have an amazing culture and I celebrate it🎉🎉. It’s not easy due to the struggles our race has to deal with but we are strong and are here to stay. Celebrate who you are.
Lonnie looks good!!
Loni looks so darn beautiful!!! Love the classy cute look!!
what’s with the quality lol
Looks like a zoom call lol
This was filmed back in September... I think the ladies are on spring break for a couple of weeks lol
@@MajesticMyronn no wonder. Seems like their budget increased lol
@@TheSpunkRansom93 EXTREMELY !! Adrienne was fuzzy that first week of filming lol
Loni's makeup is exquisite!!! She looks GORGEOUS!
Loni's Makeup is 🔥🔥🔥Props to her makeup artist
Her setting powder actually matched her skin this time. When they did the show in the studios, her setting poweder was always a bit to light.
Well said Loni
Yes Black is BEAUTIFUL and I Love the skin that I'm in, but it's such a struggle y'all.🙏🏾💞
Garcelle, love how much you're glowing!!!
My people are indigenous to the entire Earth. Not just one area. We have various shades of brown skin in our race. We are the oldest people. The Black woman is the first human being to ever exist. I would never want to change my race. That would be stupid. I would destroy the bigotry, hatred and unnecessary adversity. I adore all the brilliance, intelligence, humanity and magic of my race. Never would it be a thought for me to be another race. I love the skin I am in.
❤️ I love this show
I love that A spoke about how she wouldn’t change her race too. This question was for all races ❤️
But Latina isn't a race lol
@@beautifulchaos3171 lol but you know what I meant or what she meant by that.
@@chilubamumba2806 I guess
I would love to hear Jeannie and Adrienne speak more often about their cultures. ❤
We were all beautifully and individually created with our distinct cultures, features and colors. The sad part is not all of us are loving and kind to one another, that we sometimes choose to put down another race for etc, reasons. The first thing we see in each other is color, instead of character or the heart. So for me, this question is a bit on the ignorant side, but I understand what the ladies are talking about as well.
All cultures are equivalent in terms of beauty, history, diversity etc..
There is no culture that is better than an other. They are all equally interesting and worthy. So if I could reborn , I wish I would in another culture and that no matter what the culture is.
I don't like pepole talking about how their culture is better in something than an other when all they ever knew was their own. I wish people would stop being so self-centered or culture-centered and open their eyes to the beauty of others.
I love being Croatian and honestly in every life I could be that again...but I also wouldn't mind to be from a latino country, Mexico or Colombia for example.... I like their culture, the way of speaking spanish etc...for some reason I feel drawn to them :) MAybe it is the love for mexican telenovelas and later on the music that just made me fell in love with them all :D EDIT: I dont care about the skin colour.... In Europe it is more normal to talk about nationalities ...so I wouldnt mind to be a different nationality from latinamerica :D )
Great topic but everyone looked lost I guess some changes in camera angles
Yes, I would choose to experience something different. Probably of the Asian mix variety, or the Latina persuasion 🤗
Is it just me ? Jaenie is looking high up , is her camera too high? And Adrienne s video is hazy, audio is echoing . technical glitches??
Btw loved the topic .true
I would like to be quarter black quarter white quarter brown quarter yellow. I'm currently brown and yellow. Still working on the black and white bit. Brb
"Lets not sit up here and be ashamed because we black." says Loni. True we mustn't be ashamed because WE'RE black, TRUE.
Be comfortable in your own skin❤️❤️❤️
Loni on that last comment was preaching, I can take a joke, I come from a Jamaican family, they will roast you 😂 but I’ve been in work settings and seen some people take jokes too far and I’m not saying you have to report them to HR but make a mental note of what that person finds funny and distance yourself
Right them call you gyal and every dutty name but out of love tho
I am Hispanic from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 🇩🇴🇩🇴 black I would never change that... Dominican 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Arriba las afro latinas/afro hispanas
I was raised to believe that there are good people and bad people in every race. My mother is a Maliceet Indian, raised in Canada when the Catholic church was taking Indian children from their parents.
I never felt like I wanted to be a different race because I absolutely love myself and never even thought about that. I will say I do sometimes think “I wish I got to experience/grow up in ____ culture.” Now this does not mean I hate my own culture (not at all), but sometimes I wish that I grew up in a more culturally diverse place to experience various cultures and foods from all over the world (I live in a majority white suburbs by the way).
Sometimes I wonder what it would be like to live in a city, or in a different country because all of it seems so fun to me!
I personally don’t agree judging people for not being ‘Woke’. Just make a mental note not to surround yourself with people who are not aligned with your beliefs. If you can educate them perfect if not don’t shame people for not having same level of intelligence and experience as you.
The awkward phase when loni is talking about serious things and the camera is focused on adriennes face😂😂🤦🏼♀️ love you ladies!
That was funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would easily be a white male. 🤷🏽♀️ gender requirements or norms especially for the black woman are becoming overwhelming. I feel that because I’m a black woman that can stand on her own, instead of celebrated, especially in relationships, I’m put down. I’m over it. Men have it easier and white men have it easiest 🤷🏽♀️
I'm sayin'. Being a white straight man would be everything. The benefit of the doubt is almost entirely on your side.
Yea i could swap genders but not race.
Finally an honest person.
We live in a fallen world , part of this world is spiritual warfare , it takes many forms, but God's light shines on us and the final victory is his for all time !
What's going on with the sound and editing today.
I’m a Hispanic woman so I think I would change my race just to live a more comfortable life hahaha I’m very intelligent and can defend myself but I’m not taken seriously when I do defend myself so I’m just saying if I could be white in my next life, I sadly would. Lol
I wouldn’t change my race or skin tone , but I’d definitely change my hair. The Bain of my existence!!! Why couldn’t God give everyone long manageable hair. I know it’s so shallow but it would make my life so much easier. The things I’d give to just be able to wake up, brush and go. 🙏🏿
Loni said it takes 6 months to get to know someone, not 2 Jeannie 9:25
SAY IT LOUD I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD !!! PERIOD. 😎
Proud to be a melanin goddess
NOPE!!!im so proud to be part of a strong race of people !! I love being black !!!!!! We built differently and we are some of the strongest people ever ! Love it. So proud ! My grandparents worked on plantations to pick sugar cane for a living and now I’m one of many of their dependents to receive two degrees!! I’m so proud to be a beautiful strong black woman
I’m from the Luiseño Tribe, I ain’t gonna change that
I LOVE BEING BLACK! 😜😜😜 They thought they could break us down but we come out on top EVERYTIME! 🙂 First race on Earth as well🥰 we can never be duplicated.
For me is was hard growing up being mixed black and white and having kinky afro hair I just never fit in I felt like I always thought if my hair was that soft curly or even straight long hair would make me acceptable so I struggled with myself and not accepting either side I wanted to be any other race than black or white I wanted to be mexican so bad it was unhealthy
Out of all the questions y'all can come up with from that article..THAT'S the question you came up with?!!
there was one show i didnt like on loni's part about the covid related asian attacks, and jeannie had to resort to saying there is some sort of anti-blackisim in the asian community, because she was trying to be emphathetic torward the black community, and loni said something like its because the government has minorities pitted against each other ... this did not sit with well with me! loni did not admit that minority on minority crime exists ... and that bothered me. Basically loni says that her race suffers more than others. She is Amanda seales, and also she spilled the tea on Tamar after Tamar tried to commit suicide, in loni's book and and also during a radioshow
I love being Black and thank God for it every night (literally) but if I had to choose another ethnicity I think it’ll be Native American or Polynesian like Samoan or Kiwi (New Zealand) the cultures are soo rich and they value the earth so much
I NOTICED SOMETHING THIS SEASON ON MASKED SINGER.......... THE SEASHELL HAS TO BE TAMERA MOWRY FROM THE REAL: THEY BROOM WAS FOR TWITCHES THE HAT WAS FOR ALL THE HATS THEY WORE ON SISTER SISTER AND IT SAID NO TWO SEASHELLS ARE THEY SAME WHITCH MEANS TWINS
It is good to be proud of your culture and ethnicity but I hate when some black people say that black people are better. All cultures have beautiful things to contribute to the world not just black people.
Agreed, and this whole being "originals" is a strange concept.
@@ForeverPalestine It's not strange when it's scientifically proven.
@@faithpullins2697 are saying there is scientific evidence that adam and eve were black? If so link the article please
Who says that?
Jeannie's hair and makeup looks bomb here
I’m Spaniard but if I could be another race I’d be black. I lowkey always wanted to be black. Or have a black child.
...why?
I hope in my next life if I do have one I’m born black being black is a gift from god idc if y’all can’t see it that’s your problem I’m blessed to have this skin and culture😌✨
And speaking to what Garcelle said about not previously feeling uncomfortable/unsafe as the only Black person in the room or a space, I hear her. Where I live, I am often the only Black person, and before the pandemic, I would go to events alone and be the only one there and felt fine, although I experienced subtle racist energy from a few present. I don't necessarily feel unsafe. But I feel odd, lol. Whereas white folks have the privilege of rarely being the few in a group. And a few have told me they would feel uncomfortable if they were the only white person in a group of Black people. That is a kind of racist, prejudice, profiling stuff I don't like. That is not a normal feeling to have.
whats with the audio and the camera glitches. i think Adrienne's camera got messed up so she's using her phone and laptop. dw girl it happens to all of us. i can sense the confusion on adriennes face when the camera was on us while loni was speaking lmaooo
Interesting topic, but what is happening with the technology? Is it just my phone?
they said if they gave you a choice .. they did not say you have been born into that skin for a reason Garcele