mulatto diaries #60 who is black
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White Southerners fought against the one-drop rule until the 20th century because it might tarnish old-wealth Southern gentry. They eventually accepted and incorporated it into the Jim Crow system of state-sponsored anti-Black terrorism.
chsn09 3 months ago
This law was then followed in hundreds of court cases without exception until U.S. slavery was ended by the 13th Amendment. The only identifiable U.S. group that consistently advocated the one-drop rule long before it was embraced nationwide, was the African-American ethnic community, first in the northeast, then in the south after Reconstruction.
chsn09 3 months ago
During slavery days, racial membership was the opposite of the one-drop rule. A person of any visible European ancestry was presumed to be free. The court cases Gobu v. Gobu, 1802 North Carolina, Hudgins v. Wrights, 1806 Virginia, and Adelle v. Beauregard, 1810 Louisiana established the U.S. caselaw that if you had any discernible European ancestry you were presumed free, and the burden was on the alleged slave owner to prove that you were legally a slave through matrilineal descent.
chsn09 3 months ago
In fact, the one-drop rule (that you are Black if you have any Black ancestor, no matter how distant) was a Jim Crow era phenomenon. It was first made law in 1910 Tennessee and spread nationwide over the next two decades.
chsn09 3 months ago
Race had NOTHING to do with slavery. It was based on matrilineal lineage. If your mother was a slave then you were a slave. The one drop rule did not come about until 1930. So one drop rule has NOTHING to do with slavery either.
chsn09 3 months ago
@chsn09 Sure enough.
bananabebop 3 months ago
@bananabebop Race has NOTHING to do with genetics, biology, or science. It is ALL a social construct.
chsn09 3 months ago
@MsOla2011 You sound like a bitter ethnocentric one droppist racist POS! SMH at your IGNORANCE!
chsn09 3 months ago
You know what I think? I think some black women are filled with self hate. And they WANT you to be able to identify with them because they can't choose.
Lovingirl80 4 months ago
Tiff, don't cry. The people out there will never know what it is like to be both. You are a good person, you are BEAUTIFUL. I love you I give you hugs.
Lovingirl80 4 months ago