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Where did u buy ur peluca? Pls

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING!

It’s a Jamaican dance

@@tonyasmithe When did I say that I didn’t know what it was?! Merely quoting and laughing about what was said on the basis of relating to it...

Just because someone is white doesn't mean they can't be Mexican . There's actually lots of white people in Mexico.

@@honeyhernandez91wow I learned something new lol I actually didn't know that 🙂 thanks

@@Jesussavedme yeah it’s a country. That’s like thinking there are no white Americans because they’re not native. There’s all races of people in every country even though they aren’t native there. Mexico was colonized by the Spanish who are white which is why they speak Spanish and are mostly mixed with white

Yes it really has. She should be protecting those ends and edges at all costs. Postpartum shedding is awful most times.

Yeah, me too!😀

We come in all shades. Just black ppl who speak Spanish 😂

@@SymonnePat lmfao literally..

Most Dominicans are black but will deny it, little do they know Dominican is not a race but an ethnicity and they’re indeed black. Don’t tell them that though their heart will shatter.

@@vegannn7178 the same with Belizean people. My mother swears she's not black but she's darker than me 🤦🏾‍♀️🇧🇿

Wym by that lol

Gracias mi amor!!!

Mi Pueblo es Stamford, a hora yo vivo en Bridgeport ocho años ¡hola🖐🏽

Really? Yes there are definitely are. She is actually afro-Latina. But there are Jamaicans, and Trinidadians and a host of other dark-skinned people who are not African American hun.

@@toyia8158Oh yes, that's for sure, I know there are many people from different African and non-African countries/races in America. I think the reason behind my confusion is may be because after immigrating to America, they tend to quickly adopt then blend well with the African American culture /identity, rather than keeping their own. At least that's what I have seen here in social media, actually there's this one African BW/American WM couple, and the lady is so proud of her Ghanian culture her content is all about teaching and practicing the traditional Ghanian way of living with her husband and kids. It's still rare imo..

Yo, that's quite ignorant.

@@Free2B3 I understand what you're saying. I disagree though that it isn't rare at all. Maybe rare because of where you live. There are many different cultures of dark skinned peoples (not AA) who embrace their native culture. It is actually becoming more normal for AA to learn their ancestry and embrace it in lieu of the traditional American culture forced on them.

You do realize black is a race an not a nationality/ethnicity right? Meaning that a person can be black but be from any country. That applies to any race too.