Puerto Rican is not a race girl.

@manxue3205

5 жыл бұрын

To be fair, we are all same race, homo sapiens!

@chuckie102883

5 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the FULL video? Where did she say Puerto Rican was a race? Obviously she mentioned having Puerto Rican ancestry because although Puerto Rican is not a race they as a people still have their own ethnicity, culture, food, music, country etc therefore when she mentions “Puerto Rican” she is speaking of the CULTURAL aspect of being or identifying with the term “Puerto Rican”. Is it really hard to understand?

@WashingtonDC20032

4 жыл бұрын

@@chuckie102883 she said it herself. She identified as Puerto Rican and the previous comment was right... Puerto Rican is NOT a race.

@jaleyj

4 жыл бұрын

Man Xue umm no we’re not

@user-sq4wu8xb9s

4 жыл бұрын

@@manxue3205 no not really

Dude says his spanish family .....dude Spanish is white....from SPAIN. Why do so many amercians forget that Spanish is a european language and ethnic group from Spain? Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, and Romania are the true LATIN people. Spanish only come from Spain….just like Italian comes from Italy. Not sure why so many people failed geography. Spanish is misused so many times…it is downright embarrassing. Why don’t people treat English speaking the same as Spanish speakers…? We don’t refer to anyone who speaks English as “ English people” but we call people Spanish because they speak Spanish? It most cases they are not even Spanish.

@PHlophe

5 жыл бұрын

Ricky we all know he meant the latina family. when i talk about my french family its kind of clear to everyone that I am talking about Quebec. you need to chill out a bit.

@PsychicMedium4747

5 жыл бұрын

Lechiffresix six no many people think ignorant like that more often than u think.

@arturomansour-hull930

5 жыл бұрын

He meant Caribbean or Black Cuban.

@PHlophe

5 жыл бұрын

@@foshoucitron4595 you need to read the rest of the comments. you'll get it. for now you are a fly in the soup

@PHlophe

5 жыл бұрын

@@foshoucitron4595, i don't waste my time with small minded folk with comprehension issues, and lol! much less those that insult me. I said what i said !

Mixed raced people are not just light skinned they have light brown, brown, dark brown, and darker skin mixed people.

These are the most white passing mixed people on earth

Is it just me or do they all look white?

@OGSuki.

5 жыл бұрын

It’s not just you lol

@glutamateglutamate5728

5 жыл бұрын

@ you mean they dont look blonde. Yellow hair and bleu eyes...

@MaggieVlogs5050

5 жыл бұрын

Same here because their noses are extra on the other side 🤣🤣

@ThePhoenix3712

5 жыл бұрын

@ wrong their your folks but just their chromosome image is different

@ThePhoenix3712

5 жыл бұрын

@ryan B Wrong not all your folks look alike, who ever breeds with a white woman breeds into the white race. A white man can make a white child with a non white woman, he only can breed into his own kind through a white woman, so therefore if any man lay with a white woman, those kids are your nation of folk.

They should’ve included darker biracial ppl in this as well because ugh we go through it

@bumbum4655

5 жыл бұрын

Kkay you right

@chukwuemekaanikwe8711

4 жыл бұрын

Fax

@Sweet_Oni

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah she seem like she’d get accepted by her black people BUT she is from a smalll town and that makes a big difference

@darylallen2485

3 жыл бұрын

Lol, its a class, not a random sample of people.

@ericklizarraga3443

2 жыл бұрын

Well this probably takes place in some City in the East Coast where it’s mostly Whites

Is it me or is the audience looking board to tears-

@riyanwilliams7664

5 жыл бұрын

I was looking for this comment i feel like we all have race stories and some of the students are like whatever.

@jessejefferson7014

5 жыл бұрын

Those white kids in the audience don't care about mixed race people.

@netrap9937

3 жыл бұрын

@S.G yep smh

@AnythingLounge

3 жыл бұрын

@@jessejefferson7014 😷

@mrt445

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessejefferson7014 What's all this caring about mixed people when they have it easier than their "minority" side. They don't have it that hard

Thank you!!!! MIXED PPL ARENT BLACK.... THEY MIXED.

@Golden0996

4 жыл бұрын

Mixed are black and white so they, mixed they should be proud of it!

@TheChinababy

4 жыл бұрын

I mean duh they aren’t just black otherwise they wouldn’t be mixed..

@roxannegolden123

4 жыл бұрын

Mixed people are quick to say they not black why didnt u say you not the other race your mixed with. . . exactly. . .

@mrt445

2 жыл бұрын

@@roxannegolden123 Because people assume that they should claim to be just black.

@ericklizarraga3443

2 жыл бұрын

Why do black people assume that every mixed American is part black that’s kinda stupid

I have Armenian/Kurdish ancestry. My brother is very fair skinned and looks pretty much European. I on the other hand.....very middle eastern/Arabic Moroccan. We both live in the Netherlands. I have been discriminated the sh#$t out of me my brother on the other hand no discrimination at all. Zero. He has only European friends, me on the other hand only Iraqi, middle eastern country friends. Life is so strange.

@islamislam-zw3il

5 жыл бұрын

Yaf Y. Dude , if your brother has only European friends ...Then why can't you hang out with them ?? Who is stopping you ? Do they have a "no brownie allowed " sign posted on their back ???😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@JKAnu-yq1tr

5 жыл бұрын

so... you're white lol.

@PHlophe

5 жыл бұрын

@@islamislam-zw3il i don't think you get it, its not about the neighbouring friends its about society as a whole. its a heck lot more nuanced than you think

@a.j.2362

5 жыл бұрын

I love Armenians lol

@Not-Ap

5 жыл бұрын

That is natural. unfortunate. but natural. They don't see you as one of them because you don't look like them. I'm mixed myself and I have experienced similar issues in my own family. There's not much you can do about this. Wherever you have a variety of races who come to together mix your gonna have this issue and as a sort of caste system is created through all the mixing and self segregation.

This is the worst array of mixed people ever lmao

@georgeboehringer5530

4 жыл бұрын

Breeding dogs brother to sister is animal abuse breeding children black to white or yellow to read is child abuse

The Cuban/White guy looks more white then me and im 100% European, he probably 90%white 10% black.

@PHlophe

5 жыл бұрын

lol! it doesn't work like that.Pal . i should know .

@whynot1348

5 жыл бұрын

@@PHlophe what do you mean? Explain ?

@nikkifrancis8566

5 жыл бұрын

ZK he probably means he’s mixed too.

@chuckie102883

5 жыл бұрын

Lol doesn’t work that way, his phenotype is more white looking but that doesn’t mean his sub Saharan African dna is low it just means his Caucasian phenotype dna was more dominant.

@aneecia1376

5 жыл бұрын

@@chuckie102883 Why do we say sub-Saharan? What are we trying to get at by ascribing yet another label? What about the original peoples of places like Morocco and Western Sahara, Algeria, Libya Egypt? (Not everyone in the North African region has Arabic DNA; some people still identify and have Berber DNA) What about people from places like Chad, Niger, Mali, Sudan, Mauritania; who are all also in the Sahara?

Are 3 of them look more white for sure.

They are all whiter than me.

So much for 'black dominant gene' lol they are mad pale yo

@dany85680

5 жыл бұрын

That’s why I always say, that the black gene is a myth to protect whiteness. Most biracial people look in the middle. So many of us plus multigenerational mixed people can look like these people

@nyanzarojas8776

5 жыл бұрын

This is true and this is also why I tell my children they are biracial and not black.

5 жыл бұрын

@@nyanzarojas8776 Most blacks are biracial. The average black has 22%-30% white DNA or more, so black is not a race. The use of the "one drop rule" is abhorrent,because assumes white as pure and non white as impure. It perpetuates the tribal differentiation and perception of racism (particularly from the minorities side)

@nyanzarojas8776

5 жыл бұрын

@ no we are not biracial. We have a small amount of European dna from a long time ago and most biracials (people with parents of two different races) have way more non african dna then a black person will ever have. And there is nothing wrong with that. Also there really is no need to group biracial and black people together. I honestly think biracials and blacks would have a more healthier out look on their identity if there's a separation.

5 жыл бұрын

@@nyanzarojas8776 I used the word biracial that according to its definition is "concerning or containing members of two racial groups.", there is no technical percentage that has to be met. You are mixed, and that is a reality. And yes there is a need. In Europe the one drop rule is seen as an abhorrent medieval practice that only exist in America. People that are mixed are usually the children of immigrants that are a bridge between two worlds. You have a political Agenda in your head, that is why you feel the need to negate a reality that has a very clear meaning. You should keep your opinions to yourself and not negate the reality of other people. That is immoral and perpetuates tribalism. You are central part on the racial American problem. Narcissists egomaniacs telling other people what they are or not for a political agenda

This study isn’t effective enough because they can all seemingly fit into “white” society. We need to hear from bu racial people who look mixed & made a real choice to identify with one side. I have a friend who identifies as black & her brother as white. Their Italian mother raised them black because she was shunned by her white Family. That’s the kind of dynamic that would make this study more intriguing. These students aren’t really going there!

@DEEORM

3 жыл бұрын

How can someone identify with only one part of them

@mrt445

2 жыл бұрын

Black people desperately try to hold onto this one drop rule myth, especially black women for some odd reason, until they realise that people can be partially black but still look more white.... When we now start complaining about how light/white a RANDOM sample of mixed people in a room are you just know viewing biracial people as black isn't working or beneficial to black people, especially in 2022. Secondly the MAJORITY of BIRACIAL "WOMEN" view themselves as BIRACIAL first and not black, these stats came out years ago and the only people who complained about this were self hating black women. These are the same black women who don't care when self identifying biracial women steal black female roles because they believe these women experience as much racism as they do just for being partially black even if they look 100% white.. Here's the problem with you wanting to hear from women who choose one side.... The reality is you want to hear from biracial women who self identify as just black..... not just white. That's what you really want to say.

@Zamo14

Жыл бұрын

"Italian side raised them black because huites didnt care"...??oh my

@Zamo14

Жыл бұрын

​​@@DEEORMasy!!They get the cool minority opressed victim status that can be used to justify or demand everything in a huite majority society...95% of mix race kids with huite heritage....they always choose to identify with their non huite half from a very young age....and they actually reject their huite half!!!But they pretend its "huite society" that rejects them!!!Its not...its them who been brainwashed into think that huite equals razism, bad people and opression...so they most of them choose the "cool minority club"!!Its actually sad

These are the whitest mixed kids lol

@beautyobserver7019

5 жыл бұрын

These are whitish mixed race but pakistani American guy got perfect tan skin tone because of his pakistani dad obviously . This is the most desirable skin tone in the world.

@Not-Ap

5 жыл бұрын

@@beautyobserver7019 Have you ever asked yourself why that is exactly beyond just global white supremacy?

@beautyobserver7019

5 жыл бұрын

@@Not-Ap there is no global white supremacy. Nobody want to be too white.

@Not-Ap

3 жыл бұрын

@@beautyobserver7019 Except for East Asians.

@DEEORM

3 жыл бұрын

@@Not-Ap you replied 2 years after😂

First of all Puerto Rican is not a race and Latino is not a race either ! Know the difference between Latino and Hispanic . For example Haitians and Brazilians are also Latinos but they are not Hispanic. The other Spanish Latin American countries are both Hispanic and Latinos while Brazilian and Haitians are only Latinos

@BartholomewSmutz

5 жыл бұрын

@Azzury Street Hispanic simply means Spanish speaking.

@minorka2

5 жыл бұрын

@Azzury Street it does but it's incorrect. A white , brown and white Hispanic do not belong to same racial group.

@leesteal4458

5 жыл бұрын

@Azzury Street No. It doesn't you dumb dumb.

@aritorres8676

5 жыл бұрын

Usted es Loca la Población Brasileña y diversa igual a Estadunidense diversa e y tiene la mayor Población Euro/Descendente de Latinoamérica Los Mestizos en Brasil se llama Pardo y también la mayor Población de Latinoamérica Tri-Raciales Descendientes de Europeos, Africanos e Indígenas, Tiene Negros, indígenas y Asiáticos

@ninapreciosa377

5 жыл бұрын

Ari Torres de que diablo hablas ? Tomaste el tiempo de leer? A menos que tu no me estaba hablando a mi ... 🤔

It almost seems like no one is comfortable saying that they are white. I feel as though white people have solidified their standard of who they are, that biracial people know know better than to classify themselves as such, even though that’s what makes up 50% of them. The girl on the end, is so comfortable calling herself black, but from what I understand she’s more white Italian than black ( if she’s white Cuban ). The Pakistani kid just says he’s brown, when describing himself.

@melaninkind8783

5 жыл бұрын

Bianca Hey. I have some questions to you and you don‘t have to answer them if you don‘t want to. Please feel free. The fact that you said, „no one is comfortable saying that they are white“, lead me to a few curious questions. Firstly, do you think that they first identified as white and after they got rejected, they identified with their other side?. Secondly, do you think that white people tell them in a direct way or let them feel, that they are not white, so they end up labeling themselves with their other side? Thirdly, why do some of them accept the fact, that they aren’t recognized for their white side or aren’t going to be identified as white by white people, but „fight“ with the people of their other mixed side (for example: black)? If I ever wrote something offensive, please let me know. I absolutely don’t have the intention to hurt or offense somebody!😌

@pinknpurple222

5 жыл бұрын

MelaninKind hey, when it comes to your first question, I feel like we never know for sure, everyone could have a different experience with being rejected or accepted. Secondly, again everyone could have a different experience, maybe some white people told them they weren’t white, maybe that’s never happened. But I would say especially in the U.S the one drop rule has been ingrained in us, that even if you have a drop of African or other ancestry you’re not white. It’s stupid and kinda detrimental that in 2019 we still think this way. Like in media, biracial people have become the face of the black community. Think zendaya, Drake, yara shahidi, (love rihrih but) Rihanna. In turn its pushed full unambiguous black people out of their own spaces. Thank God there’s a rise of black content being pushed that promotes black people now. For your third question, could you elaborate more, fight how exactly? From what I think you mean, I would say that black people are such an accepting group, and people tend to take advantage of that, and tend to feel entitled to them, and their culture. So anytime black people put their foot down and protect what’s theirs, people don’t like that. Many times the narrative with some biracials, is that I’m not white enough and I’m not black enough, but it seems like there is this expectation for black people to accept them more. There’s more friction when black people say “hey you’re not like us either”. I think black people are allowed to define who they are, white people have done it and no one says anything to them. Also it’s ok to be in the middle, biracial people don’t have to pick a side, it’s ok to be biracial.

@melaninkind8783

5 жыл бұрын

Bianca Hey. Thank you very much for answering my question. In relation to the third question I‘m going to elaborate my question further and explain to you what I mean by fight, even you already predominately answered the question. So, why is it, that biracials accept the fact, without contradiction, that they‘re not being recognized or not being labeled as white by their white people, but on the other hand fight with their other side (often black people). By fighting, I mean, for example, pushing themselves in black spaces (e.x Natural hair movement or black (dark-skinned) roles) or say to black people (not everyone), that they‘re ignorant for not recognizing them as black and that at the end of the day we‘re all black(after they, for example take advantage for things that black people created and representing them, because they will be maybe „rewarded“ and getting put on the pedestal by white and colourist people, as a result to getting closer to the white side(being the bridge between black and white people -> representing things from black people, which white people like, but would not accept the representant being fully black -> biracial person does it instead of black person -> white people are happy). I hope you could understand my elaboration. Thank you again!

@pinknpurple222

5 жыл бұрын

MelaninKind oh of course, and thanks for replying as well, but yea I definitely think the one drop rule plays a role into why biracial people are directed into black spaces but I think, you made great points about the natural hair movement and unambiguous black roles, I think that, and colorism is what makes them stay in those spaces. Many conscious and unconscious colorist put light skin biracial/ racially ambiguous people on a pedestal so much, and many of them know. I mean why would they not want to be in a place that elevates them, but it’s on the expense of many black women and men.

@melaninkind8783

5 жыл бұрын

Bianca Now everything is clear. Thank you again for answering and explaining. I appreciate it! :-)

Just say you're mixed or biracial and if anyone has a problem with that keep it moving.

They all look white too me especially the half Pakistani one.

@P03ticJustice

5 жыл бұрын

He's the darkest one

@purpleflower6571

5 жыл бұрын

@@P03ticJustice He is the darkest but the features of his face are caucasian

@P03ticJustice

5 жыл бұрын

@@purpleflower6571 where? I saw an arab/ Indian face

@Yagirlnyesha

3 жыл бұрын

@@purpleflower6571 that’s literally false.

@Yagirlnyesha

3 жыл бұрын

You haven’t been around a lot of people of color it seems.

6:55 When your dad tries to use slang but has no idea how he really sounds. “Busting on you...” lol

Just call yourself mixed ethnicity. And be proud!!!

Spanish is a language not a RACE!!!!!

@ravenrose9688

4 жыл бұрын

Also a nationality

@089_donaum5

3 жыл бұрын

Yes....😂

Sounds about 'white'

@cooliipie

5 жыл бұрын

Black at it again

@snatchedwaistcuteface5415

5 жыл бұрын

@@cooliipie 😆 lol Nah.

I don't know maybe its me but i find black people the most accepting to white and all people and try to embrace most races into their own if need be.

@nikkifrancis8566

5 жыл бұрын

elana604 yep...because we know what it’s like to always be excluded.

@flawlessgogo8650

5 жыл бұрын

Black people have no choice😂😂

@DeeDiamond2981

5 жыл бұрын

True. Even here in the Caribbean.

@flawlessgogo8650

5 жыл бұрын

@Mohammad Mughal I don't think that's true... I think my parents wud be very cool if I decide to marry outside my race and I'm African...Honestly most parents wouldn't really object as far as you assure them that u're happy.

@SM-fj4kz

5 жыл бұрын

@@flawlessgogo8650 even within Africans it matters, just depends w what country, for example in somalis , we are very aware of a person who is mixed that claims our ethnicity and do not consider them the same as ourselves. I've seen half somali people mixed w all kinds of things and I consider them just that, half somali. In my country they have outlying races that are Tanzanian, other african, Indian or arab decent that have been living there for centuries and they are treated as different and outsiders.

Omg I love this channel you make me see a lot i was think just my community have a lot of arguments now seems everyone have their own !!

The light black girl gave him the finger for saying she speaks phillyese at 8:06 lol

I find it hard to believe that black people won’t accept mixed people.. we literally accept anyone.. if you have the right vibe... doesn’t really matter about colour... it’s other ethnicities that look for culture first before personality... mostly because ppl are scared of black people,.. but we are actually very friendly

@mrt445

2 жыл бұрын

That's our problem, where accept everyone because we look down on ourselves.

@Zamo14

Жыл бұрын

Thats not true!!You know the black community got a colourism issue...i just read a comment from a black guy saying mixed people with black dont get the same descrimination and that only blacks are hated by everyone!!That doesnt sound "inclusive"

7:38-7:54 longest 16 seconds of his life

@lokisingh6995

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@joeldavid5692

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣For Sure🤣🤣🤣

@frederickdelfino4658

3 жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA TRUE

@vincentbianchi3361

Жыл бұрын

Wtf

It's funny that the guy said the Pakisani part of his family tend to be more racist because most people think that Westerners are the most racially prejudice when in actuality South Asian countries tend to be the most racially intolerant, at least according to surveys.

@tant3895

5 жыл бұрын

India is worst

@annb5610

4 жыл бұрын

Just what America needs....more racist cultures bringing that racists shit here...we need cultural classes in elementary school to bring the melting pot together not hold up in their respective corners..... American equality values we strive for ALL

@Not-Ap

3 жыл бұрын

All of east asia should in the running too.

@Not-Ap

3 жыл бұрын

@@annb5610 I agree but doing what you suggest is easier said then done. How many immigrants from Asia or the Middle East are going to openly admit to there own biases let alone refrain from passing them to there children?

@Not-Ap

3 жыл бұрын

South Asia has been multicultural/multiple ethnic longer then anyone else and in that time much was spent fighting each other. The British changed this when they established there Raj and forced everyone to coexist peacefully at gunpoint.

They all look vast majority white ancestry.

With the exception of one, they all look white

@dantan1249

5 жыл бұрын

Xi Xi shhh. White is seen as pure. That’s where the confusion comes from. The issue is that these people look mostly white but because they aren’t pure, they are othered. If you look black at all then you’re automatically black.

@tsalon5864

5 жыл бұрын

dan tan White has nothing to do with being pure. White means a lack of melanin.

@dantan1249

5 жыл бұрын

@@tsalon5864 i know. i just meant that people view it that way. thats the psychology of it.

@ymReal

5 жыл бұрын

@@tsalon5864 finally someone smart. 👌 Stay alive please ❤

@Iceman219

5 жыл бұрын

@@tsalon5864 White does not mean lack of melanin otherwise an albino African or Asian would be "white", (they aren't).

Bro...many italians, spaniards. greeks, portuguese have middle eastern and subsahran african ancestry. You need to talk about that too

@rafangille

5 жыл бұрын

none have a significant amount of it

@PsychicMedium4747

5 жыл бұрын

christian cummings well.... 10 to 15 percent seems to be the average... but middle eastern ancestry is strong. That is not a little. If it was 1 or 2 percent then I would agree. It is simply not the case.

@KrlKngMrtssn

5 жыл бұрын

I'm Spaniard and I don't. Did a dna test. I've Western European dna. Now explain please

@PsychicMedium4747

5 жыл бұрын

Karl König-Mehrtüssen where are your DNA results??? Not saying all... but a good chunk do have middle eastern and North African ancestry. There is your explanation. 🇪🇸 like Italy 🇮🇹 have lots of middle eastern influences... this is why many have very dark features. The sun does not cause your hair and eyes to be dark.

@KrlKngMrtssn

5 жыл бұрын

@@PsychicMedium4747 I do have my DNA results. done by myheritage a year ago. If you're interested, our family traced roots back to 6 generations and all of them are from the iberian peninsula without exception. my DNA results showed to be 56% north-western european, 36% iberian, 4% north african, 3% italian, 1% nigerian. my experience is that spaniards generally don't care that much about genetics, at least not as much as americans do. the only think they are proud of, is their cultural heritage and their history. very proud people indeed.

Historically speaking the entire room would be of mixed race

Can someone tell me when did "like" become a conjunction??? 🤨

@h.peters

5 жыл бұрын

@@BreakoutTheory in the way that they're using it?

@mappingtheshit

5 жыл бұрын

Since dumbification of america

@MaggieVlogs5050

5 жыл бұрын

It informal kind of English 😎

@yeabah13

5 жыл бұрын

Using like in every sentence is really annoying. 🤣 I mean you are not always sure of what you want to convey.

First guy experience is what it is. Second girl same same. All groups make you the token outsider. It was rare for a lot of us growing up to find other mixed kids and often times were alienated from not just the outside world but even within our own families. Now more mixed peeps are out there and that seems nice. I hope everyone gets along and chills.

To be honest I think it is how you think of yourself that people would like to take you positively. I am half Guatemalan and Filipino and I love both. My parents thought they are not together anymore let me spend time with their family, no limitations. And both family is family oriented. So I have Hispanic friends and Filipino friends. I also can speak and understand both language. Dont be shy or timid because you are halfies, you have to be proud due to your uniqueness. Its amazing learning different culture. I party with Karaoke with my filipino family, then go to my grandma and aunties and make tamales made of potatoes.

@tiahnagrace6325

5 жыл бұрын

That's dope. I'm black and white, but was raised by a Mexican mom and black dad whose from the south, so it's just a cultural mash-up in my house. We make tamales for Christmas, and Easter, soul food during back history month, and Mexican food every other day. The best part of being mixed hands down has to be the food.

Watching these videos, I realize that a lot of those kids don't know the difference between race, ethnicity, and nationality.

@elreytriton

4 жыл бұрын

sounds like the teacher doesnt either. i think they have so few he didnt even care to explain or elaborate

@DEEORM

3 жыл бұрын

@@elreytriton he probably didn't want to offend anyone

@MadameLadyM

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@mrt445

2 жыл бұрын

they're all biracial tho, there's no mistake in that

If someone doesn't like me on my race, let them. I'm not trying to convince them. The ones that like me, will.

It's so interesting how the mixed experience is universal. I'm half korean and half white and not fitting in anywhere is something i've felt my whole life

@tiahnagrace6325

5 жыл бұрын

Same, except I'm black and white. I've already made peace with the fact that I won't ever really fit in any where, so It'd be nice if people could stop telling me how I should identify myself. Is this an issue for you too?

@OAlexable

5 жыл бұрын

@@tiahnagrace6325 if you're mixed u need to identify yourself as mixed and own it. You are not white nor black but mixed.

@tiahnagrace6325

5 жыл бұрын

@@OAlexable I do own it. It's just lately, I've noticed that me being bi-racial seems to be more of an issue for some people compared to when I was younger. I'd much rather be judged on the kind of person I am since that's how I judge others. Just realized this part got cut off, but I asked that people stop telling me how I should identify myself. Some mixed people relate to one side more, some both, and some neither. That's not anyone else's call to make, but the individual.

@nyikomaswanganyi5983

5 жыл бұрын

@@tiahnagrace6325 mixed bum is more accepted in society than a black person in an ivy school. Blacks face discrimination from everyone. Mixed people are seen as beautiful and exotic.

@tiahnagrace6325

5 жыл бұрын

@@nyikomaswanganyi5983 I get what you're saying, but my comment was was me empathising with the original poster that, racially speaking, I also don't seem to fit in anywhere. I never said anything about who has it worse, or better...

Traditionally one of the woman's role would be to transfer transitions values or moral to the children. So when children are mixed and their mothers are white latino etc they mostly identify with that side because of the role the mother plays in raising children. Unless the father is also very 'woke' and educates his children and open their experiences to his culture. At least that's what I notice.

@Not-Ap

3 жыл бұрын

It's more true then you know.

I have been having an identity crisis similar to what these other fellow mixed people go through. I too ethnic to white people, but too white to hang out and relate to other brown people. On top of that I’m not considered “Arab” and not being taught Farsi either makes me feel like I’m basically not connected to my middle eastern roots at all. My white side basically is irrelevant in my life because I have barley any family, where as I’ve been surrounded by my Iranian family and other asian friends since I was a child. So I totally get everything other mixed people go through

DUDE FROM 7:49. CAMERA MAN WAS SHADY TO FOCUS ON HIM😂😂😂😂

Just identify as Mixed! It's race on its own.

@Zamo14

Жыл бұрын

Nope!!Mixed with what??just "mixed" means no particular identity...and thats what leads them to not fit in any group!!a lot of ingredients can be mixed to make a dish...but you always know what specific ingredients you have mixed!!No one ever served a food dish called just "mixed"

@Makle84

Жыл бұрын

@@Zamo14 so what you would serve someone a dish with salt and pepper but tell the person it only has pepper just to simplify it? Some mixed race people know what their mix is and just claim to be mixed, some don't know and don't care and others want to cling to just one race to identify. They're still mixed regardless.

@Zamo14

Жыл бұрын

@@Makle84 well..im not saying you should be obsessed with it, or put to much enphase on it!!I am saying you should embrace it from both sides in order to have a specific and defined feeling of cultural heritage that you can identify yourself, instead of the vague meaningles simplistic concept that you are just "mixed"...witch most times makes you feel like you dont fit anywere...or even worst you deny one half of you in order to fit the other one!!

I noticed that there is a trend among mixed people where they pull the "too white for the black kids, too black for the white kids" card and there's a pattern with this happening predominantly with the kids that were raised by the non ethnic parent simply because that parent can't teach them how to be a person of color lol. I think in the mixed community, they struggle with identity issues more than those of us that were raised or heavily influenced by the ethnic parent. I am not saying there is no exception to the pattern, I am just saying that it is something I have noticed when hearing that.

@femme_blog

5 жыл бұрын

to add on, I typically notice this pattern with mixed children that have white mothers.

Im mixed and both black and indian’s were find to me. Where are you finding these people from? I have not experienced such high levels of racism.

@ninapreciosa377

5 жыл бұрын

Samuel115s black and indian ? indian is a nationality and they belong to numerous race.

@kodycore

5 жыл бұрын

@@ninapreciosa377 so Blasian?

@ninapreciosa377

5 жыл бұрын

RoBerTO no ! Indian is just not a race There are some white Indian , black Indian. Etc ! Saying I’m black and indian is not precise at all You might just be a regular mulato Indian is just your nationality

@kodycore

5 жыл бұрын

@@ninapreciosa377 I'm saying he's Asian and black🤨

@leesteal4458

5 жыл бұрын

@@ninapreciosa377 Most Indians don't see it that way. When we say Indian, us Indians know who we are talking about so stay out of this.

I identify as black but my mom is biracial mixed with white and black. It’s really confusing for me because my mom grew up telling me I’m not mixed, I’m black, but then I went to Italy to visit the WHITE side of my family so I struggle with my identity because of that. I don’t know if I qualify as mixed because I’m not 50% white and 50% black.

@elleyonaspg9580

4 жыл бұрын

You're not mixed. Don't be confused. Mixed with what? You're human. That's the only race you belong to.

@mimidreamlover74

4 жыл бұрын

I would say you are black with 25% European dna

I needed to be there. I think I'm more what he's looking for in this convo

I'm white,black and native American but culturally I identify as latino/Hispanic 😌

It’s crazy how people saying this is the worst type of mixed people but this is how mixed people look... All mixed people don’t look the same but out of this class, this is what’s there. From what I can see, they go through the same shit as far as being mixed so it doesn’t matter... we get hit from both sides literally.. and it is hard to move through this world just as much. That’s truth.

Why are you calling them mixed race???? Which two races r there please tell me!!

@SOC119

5 жыл бұрын

You can hear each person talk about their racial identifiers on the live stream. Link is in the description

@enidclarke6258

5 жыл бұрын

Race is not a team, it's not how it is we are all humans, yes we have different cultures and shade of colour plus language so what, we have red blood we have heart, we don't have to put self in a box's.

@elleyonaspg9580

4 жыл бұрын

The human race and the rat race.

@leaholiver9418

4 жыл бұрын

@@SOC119 Puerto Rican and Spanish isn't a race. Neither is Pakistani or Cuban. There are technically only three races with different sub groups.

@DoubleBeezy

10 ай бұрын

@@leaholiver9418 well I'm America you can be European and African ethnicities but still not considered mixed as long as both your parents light skin or darker (which is what blk means in America as a social construct). Since we go by continents that predominantly European grandparent or great grandparent is not claimed after a generation or 2. That why the hyphen is not cool IMO

3 of them a white mixed people and one biracial. would wish they had more of a diverse mixed palette

This is interesting. You get to hear different views which we don't get to see this here in the gulf. People are not open to answer questions such as these. In some degree we all have instilled racist views coming from our backgrounds and surroundings that we fear to come out in conversations that evetually is shown negatively by our actions. Issues such as these are supposed to be tackled everywhere as we aspire to become better human beings.

when he said mixed i thought he meant half black , half white 🤦🏾‍♀️ lord

thank God both my parents are the same race lol.

@vincentbianchi3361

Жыл бұрын

Haha

This was interesting but it was hard to focus....I started counting "like" when it was used. It was over 110 times. The kid in the blue sweater used it the most...."like", really, "like" come on I mean "like"." But that was an interesting group especially the ones who are mixed with black. They look more southern European. Come on college students. "like" come on. ^^

Appreciate hearing the different perspectives, but I wish the guest speakers weren't chewing gum. That aspect of the presentation was extremely distracting.🤔

This is content that makes sense. Many people have mixed heritage in usa and they don't realize its impact. Especially if the people have ancestry from different continents.

5 жыл бұрын

The vast majority of blacks are mixed, with at least 22-30% European DNA. This is not about mixed people, it is about racially ambiguous people. Even 21% of whites descent from blacks that passed as white, so America is remarkably mixed already; the insanity it is keep using the one drop rule that uses white as purity and non white as impurity.

@monzibijleveldvincenti8330

5 жыл бұрын

Personally I think Americans are way too focused on races. Went there and the first question people had was were I'm from. And when I answer the Netherlands (I live there) they ask me: no were are you really from? Never had this happen to me this often anywhere in Europe. Lots of people (including me) are mixed race but no-one really bats an eye.

@Not-Ap

5 жыл бұрын

@@monzibijleveldvincenti8330 Yes people are verrry race conscious over here as for the majority of our history we have been mostly white (people of mostly or exclusively ethnic European background) & black (people of mostly or exclusively ethnic African background) with a some latino, chinese and native American sprinkled here and there. The goal until very recently in our history was too integrate in to the Anglo Protestant majority culture and as of now in the modern day basically means trying to be white for better or for worse. So when people ask you "where are you from" what there really asking is how do you and where do you fit in the hierarchy in relation to themselves. Which will in turn determine how they treat you. Bottom line... most people are racist lol.

@elreytriton

4 жыл бұрын

@ majority of blacks have about 12% european. 30% would mean their grandparent was white. and that is extremely false due to segregation. it stems from rape on the plantations. not grandparents getting it on 50yrs ago. and majority on the east coast like carolinas have barely 1% white dna. america is not the same type of mixed as brazil.

WTF yo, they're look white to me

The differences are due, I think, to differences in the value and status of athletic achievement in different cultural communties.....same thing goes for the outsized influence of black people in American music and entertainment.

Italian portoricaine or parkistan are races???

man said pause

@KatekyoKen

5 жыл бұрын

I chuckled a bit ngl

I heard so many "like" in deep voice

This is yet another illustration, among many of why I feel very fortunate to be a Penn State Alum. Wish I could have taken this class with this format very long ago.

The way things are going we will all be like this in the future. All mixed.

I was blessed to have traveled to the Countries on my moms side !!

As a bi racial human being i have always been asked "what are you"!? I never knew what to say. I'm half white and half indigenous or first nation or native american. lol. Well, I've experienced more racism on my native american side. It's a surreal world.

I thank God I stay in South Africa...We mixed people created our own race.

I enjoyed the conversation but it would have been better if the word "like" was not used so many times.

The audience all staring at their phones lol

In south Africa people of mixed race are not made to choose. They are just called coloured...now before any people whom are not south African get offended it's the way it is said in south Africa and it's not a bad word. I know Americans think its an offense. I think this test this guy is doing is probably just more an American problem because i live in Canada now and my children do not have this problem and i did not have this problem being a coloured growing up in south Africa.

@soniama5246

5 жыл бұрын

@Jason Young i used to think that until I went to the USA. I realized that Americans have a much bigger race problem....people whom are mixed do not have this type of problems Americans have... Actually not in Canada either.

@soniama5246

5 жыл бұрын

@Jason Young do you speak of experience or from what you see online? I am talking out of experience and I would suggest that there are more than one side to a story. It is clear your mind is made up...so it not worth my energy debating with someone whose mind is made up.

@soniama5246

5 жыл бұрын

@Jason Young experience? You south African? I speak as one and whom is someone of mixed race.

@soniama5246

5 жыл бұрын

@Jason Young i agree that we live in a data world. However there are some things that media do not get right.. Right now it's all focused to keep people angry...and it does not help to have people whom have no experience talk of which they know nothing. I have also lived in the usa so i know of which i talk. It all depends on where you live, if you live in new york its cool as people are open.

There are many issues beyond this shallowness shown here for a biracial person such as not being bilingual in the work force and medical mishaps,Im biracial and have endured this ignorance whether its a mistake,not fitting the "mold" has consequences.

This professor stroking and massaging WS!!

The cuban guy and the Italian/Puertorican girl are white, not white angloxasons, germanic, but in many places in Europe they could pass completely as native Europeans

So I had this same thing happen to my family .. im from hawaii, my children's father from Philippines. My family moved to Florida for cheaper prices and when we go home on vacation every 3 years we hit the first issue. My son is now 14 daughter 13 and when we visited in 2005 everyone told my son he was Filipino to the extent hes seen on videos for years saying im Filipino, then my daughter same parents11 months younger was called haole. In Hawaii haole is a huge insult . They would say haole baby like eat or haole girl can walk.it seems inoccent but its passive aggressive. Its a severe issue because it was the Filipino family saying that, the father I met in high school couldnt speak pidgin or english..as first generation Filipino, and my Hawaiian friends warned me dont do this . In the end the Hawaiians have never called either child haole, and always treated both kids the same , but the Filipino family reminds my daughter she's half white every time she visits the last time was 2019 . So I think that matters I cant believe I actually learned a language and went out my way for love to have my daughter racially persecuted by first generation immigrants who can't feel the actual heart beat of love and are using haole in a wrong way and as discrimination toward my daughter, as they praise my son for being their race, when both kids are mistaken as twins 8 out of 10 times. Racism hurts.

My craziest moment as a mixed race person is when a college coworker asked me “why do you talk so ghetto?” (When I wasn’t) and when I tried to change the direction of the convo and say I’m Spanish she continued to belittle me and call me white over and over. She never apologized even after our boss talked to her about it and talked about me to our coworkers saying I was pretending to be Spanish to be interesting. It took everything in me to be the better person

@DEEORM

3 жыл бұрын

Spanish is white..

@twenks4443

2 жыл бұрын

Spanish isn’t a race

@mrt445

2 жыл бұрын

You look 100% white Spanish which is probably what you are.

@Alkelly-hh6rv

10 ай бұрын

Spanish is a culture / language Spaniards are white Europeans Spain is a country of Spaniards who speaks Spanish as a language. Hispanics are mixed race people mostly colonizers and influenced by Spanish Spain. 😮

Hmmm, this is really interesting. New sub

Damn i look at these comments and yall hatin just cuz they ain't darker skinned mixed people doesn't make them any less mixed, they were speaking from thier experience. To me at least they all looked exactly what they said they were, and light skinned mixed people have struggles too like i think people be forgetting that honestly. Alsobtaht Pakistani/white dude was really attractive

Become the captain and create your own team.

THAT GUY IS WHITE LMAO 😂

At the 6:58 mark, I cried laughing

In the U.S., racial identity is primarily based on two things: 1) Your genotype [i.e. your genes; your DNA] and 2) Your phenotype [i.e. your features; your physical attributes]. If you look "white" (i.e. have what are considered to be European features, like shape of nose, skin color, hair texture, size of lips, shape of eyes, etc., then you can go through your American life as a white person and reap the benefits associated with being "white" regardless to what your actual racial composition is. Perfect example: actor/singer Darren Criss - genotype: Asian (Filipino)/European (aka White); phenotype: White. By and large, he goes through life visually perceived as a White American, not ethnically ambiguous, Asian mixed, or Filipino. The people in this video are telling us that, at least in the U.S., they are not perceived as "white." They present with enough information about them (primarily physically and secondarily culturally) that identifies them as something other than just "white." So because of that, they are at minimum considered to be mixed race (biracial)/ethnically ambiguous or simply people of color, and each one of them realizes that because they do not get to reap the benefits of navigating the world as a "white" person. Another example: actor/singer Vanessa Hudgens - genotype: Asian (Filipina)/European (aka White); phenotype: Multiethnic. She can pass for Mexican or simply mestizo Latina, Native American, or native Hawaiian just to name a few.

@Not-Ap

3 жыл бұрын

Most accurate and detailed comment I have read so far.

Isn't Spanish European?

All the mixed people on this panel are fair interesting.

The indivual person should decide how they want to identify

The mixed race girl in the middle is cute.

@leaholiver9418

4 жыл бұрын

No

@user-eq3qq4rw1c

4 жыл бұрын

@@leaholiver9418 your opinion

Is this guy seriously rolling his eyes ? 7:40 he could always leave if he doesn’t like what they’re saying

@honeyhernandez91

5 жыл бұрын

I was rolling my eyes from home

@doctorstephenstrange5689

4 жыл бұрын

I think he’s just looking around

@Not-Ap

3 жыл бұрын

Because when people ask they are general just curious. There's no racist intent behind it. However if your mixed with something that has a lot of negative stereotypes (or postive) behind it people may start to apply racist stereotypes to you. The question is itself is just genuine curiosity.

THAT GIRL SAY BLACK PEOPLE SAY YOU DON'T FIT WITH US HARD TO BELIEVE BLACK PEOPLE ALWAYS ACCEPT MIX RACE

@Zamo14

Жыл бұрын

You dont "accept" them...its they who always choose their to identify as black instead of their other heritage!!

7:42 Lionel messi?

He should have picked better 'mixed race americans' ? The conversation would have been more interesting.

As a mixed race person that was born in Guyana, elections are racially motivated and during elections we were often warned to be careful because we would be assaulted several times from several races. NO JOKE !!!!! But when it comes to procreating we are sought after because we are often considered the best looking people, again NO JOKE !!!!

@leesteal4458

5 жыл бұрын

What race are you? Indian?

@PHlophe

5 жыл бұрын

@@leesteal4458 she said mixed race, pay attention lil' gurl

@87883

5 жыл бұрын

Is that you in the picture, because if it is you look like a regular black woman to me but that's just me seening the surface

No one can look Puerto Rican, Cuban, Venezuelan, ect...because that's a Nationality. It's like saying I look American (mainland). They're mostly a Tri-Racial island or Countries... Black, White, Native or a combination of the three. They can look like a Wesley Snipes, Tom Cruise, Rosario Dawson, Fantasia or JLo. Ethnicity and Nationality are two different things.

My 9yo son, half white and half Filipino. Says to his mother he's white. My wife says to him, you're half white and half Asian. He was shocked to hear this, and said Daddy is Asian?! She says, Yes, he's Filipino. And you're also half German.

Conservative Colin Flaherty says that whenever he talks to a Mixed Race Couple, they claim that Blacks generally give them a harder time than Whites do.

@annb5610

4 жыл бұрын

That's Bull....

Master Archy

I just feel like nothing like I have 0 ethnicities like I am just blank or N/A

Facts

Is this PENN STATE. like, like, like

And the point is...? 🤔

@TheChinababy

4 жыл бұрын

Chez Nashi seriously.

@Not-Ap

3 жыл бұрын

Too stir the pot

Y'all use a lot of "Like" don't y'all write essay?

@z3nkin

5 жыл бұрын

ikr so annoying