mulatto diaries #65 cory interview pt2

tiffany interviews Cory about his biracial experience!!

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[dlfunky]

hes so cute! very down to earth it surprises me sometimes when mixed people dont understand the mentality of blacks it reminds me wow they really arent black after all lol! of course those types of blacks think they are inferior it's so transparent!

[tiffdjones]

i really appreciate this comment. it reminds me that tho i am black i don't know what it's like to be exclusively black.

[DearNadia]

Insightful. I gathered a lot from this. But just for the record, I'm not jealous of straight hair and my hair is nappy and I love it...but I know you mean it in a historical and general sense. keep up the great vids!

[tiffdjones]

thank you!!

[ajahamza]

when i was younger my dad and mum is is white english by way use to say to me that if i even forget that african and black , a white person would alway remaind you that you are black. i use to hate this, until i was called the N word by best friends. thats when it change, also i live in africa.

[Athenas83]

That's true about seal's kids and halle's. I'd have to see Tiffany and Cory's parents to say that they look more African than European. Tiffany's hair strikes me as a combination of her parents if not more toward her European side because my hair is def "kinkier" than hers. Barack Obama to many looks just african but put in between his parents, literally a combination of them, and corey and tiffany look way whiter than obama.

[AveolarD]

the point is being biracial your appearance can identify you as all black. your appearance does not identify you as 100% white. Tiffany you are a TOM.

[AveolarD]

@vobetoh good. and btw, this was not a competition or debate. no one wins. we are all the same. always think outside of the box and love yourself. no one is better than you. as long is money is green and blood is red, we are the same. kumbayah.

[vobetoh]

@AveolarD Belittling? I don't feel even a little smaller for having shared the truth on this wonderful evening. ^_^. But okay, you win. No more sharing tonight. Peace. 

[AveolarD]

@vobetoh nothing is 100%. i'm sure you do not have to be a rocket scientist do to figure this out. this issue is a class thing not a color thing. do you live in a box? it's about being smart, kind and intelligent. please, no, really please stop belittling yourself. don't give credence to this issue.

[AveolarD]

@vobetoh nothing is 100%. i'm sure you do not have to be a rocket scientist do to figure this out. this issue is a class thing not a color thing. do you live in a box? it's about being smart, kind and intelligent. please, no really please stop belittling yourself. don't give credence to this issue.

[vobetoh]

@AveolarD lol. Are you serious? I need to put a pic or two up here so you know how damn fine I am. Just because I point out the obvious does not mean I have low self-esteem; it means that I'm pointing out the obvious. Your friend has got it goin' on and I would expect no less, but I'm not talking about the swarthy folk. It's the mindset of the lighter peoples that's in question.  Are you trying to tell me that all of your fairer friends are meek and full of humility?

[AveolarD]

@vobetoh are you not proud of the way you look? it's a mindset. i have a purple/blue/black friends who gets more opportunities and privileges than lighter skin blacks. he's confident and intelligent and people of all colors, especially like skin blacks pursue him in every way. you need to improve your self esteem sister girl. and btw, i have 20/20 vision.

[vobetoh]

@AveolarD Wow, are you pale?  Is that why you're saying this? You definitely are NOT paying attention if you believe that skin politics in the Black community doesn't exist. If you do, then please tell me where I can purchase the rose-colored glasses you must have on. By the way, deny it all you want, but if skin-tones didn't matter and light-skinned folk were known to be as humble as your comment suggests, this Tiffany girl wouldn't feel the need to defend her skin-tone in almost every video

[AveolarD]

@vobetoh bi-racial people do not think they are better. just some non- biracial people are insecure and have low self esteem and become intimidated by a lighter skin person when they definitely should not ever feel that way.

[AveolarD]

@ajahamza your parents should have told you to bust your friends in the nose if they called you the N word.