Generation Next -- Judy Woodruff interviews Adora Mora
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I find it interesting about how this talks about the concept for "passing" for black. I remember learning that back in the days of slavery and Jim Crow, the word "pass" was used to judge whether someone was truly white or not. I find this a peculiar reversal that now, people talk about "passing" for black.
qwertyblue64 2 years ago
Black enough. What does that really mean? I'd consider her black enough and very impressive.
justwatchinglistenin 3 years ago