Because it's a set up interview, my American wife is the same complexion as this woman and I know my wife is beautiful Im American as well.She does not represent black woman in America.
That's exactly what she's talking about: being isolated, not feeling included bcz to many of you, we are not the same. Deflecting, ignoring others' experiences won't get you anywhere.
Maybe if our people in America were accepting of others, it would have been one of you giving her that interview. There's no setup here. There is a real issue needing fixing.
School too. I experienced the "booth scratcher" comments, & I'm Jamaican 🇯🇲. I was also called a coconut 🥥, & all I wanted was acceptance. Fortunately, I lived in a community with plenty of other Africans & Caribbean people. But my Black American experience was just the worst 🥺🤦🏿♂️
..yeah thats how we are in the west. We allll catch it. That's why our skin can be so thick and our heads so hard. Because u get used to it if u grow up here. If u can get past sum of the ignorance, really get past it..then u can see ur ppl. Hope that makes sense ✊🏾
