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A Girl Like Me

Color is more than skin deep for young African-American women struggling to define themselves.  
 
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Andrea4332 (2 days ago) Show Hide
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shadadrake (6 days ago) Show Hide
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Victimizing thing? I kind of agree. If anything, I think it's mostly done for attention these days. I am black too, myself (My family is Jamaican, I was born in NY). Mostly, other African-Americans that stick with that do it for the attention or are brought up that way. They're the same ones who DO do those same bad things as well. The only way to actually get rid of the stereotypes and such is to quit whining about it and actually try not to be what they're accused of!
The74955 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I think the girl at 3:07 skin tone is beautiful.
NathanlovesShanese (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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glam0urbarbie (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Slavery is very much alive today. Not only in physical forms, but in mental forms. Your mention of 200-odd years ago shows how little you know. The fact that you are able to identify your FRENCH roots speaks volumes when Black Americans can only claim Africa. Africa is SO diverse...one country in Africa alone is probably more diverse than all of Europe. I wish I had more than the word limit I'm allowed to begin attempting to educate you, but those who are not open to learn never will. God bless.
NathanlovesShanese (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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My comment shows nothing that you stated, you have no idea HOW far my French roots go back, for your information my Great-grandparents where French, they only died about 30 years ago, so your comment is pretty much void merely with that, you speak of trying to "educate" me and I am a very open person but what you're doing is leaching on something that happened a LONG time ago and by doing that you are furthering the divisions of race.
NathanlovesShanese (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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, as long as people like you exist, people constantly highlighting the differences of race then we will NEVER been seen as the ONE RACE we truly are.
Allah go with you.

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itchychinaman (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Hello Jevanger! I think it's spelled 'itchy' By the way English is my second language so give me a break. Hey remember that show? 'Give me a break'? It starred the grotesquely overweight Nell Carter. She was an obese Negromonkey just like you! See! You can amount to something and be a TV star too before you die of heart disease!
Jevanger (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I think you are completely a despicable human being for your comments and no matter what you are and where you are from you are mixed too! I don't even want to know why you refer to yourself as "ichy".
frankproudfoot (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Hey itchychinaman,
When you can spell SCHOLARSHIP properly then perhaps you will be qualified to comment on the intelligence of others. Enjoy your life of ignorance. Love and Peace

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