Is Barack Obama part of “Black History” or just “History”

B.O. is African and he is American, but he ain't Black, never was, and never will be.

Consider:

If reparations were offered, he wouldn't get any. His kids might, but him? No.

Never lived in a Black household.

Never lived in a Black neighborhood (unless he chose to do so for political reasons).

Never experienced any meaningful racial discrimination.

Not descended from slaves.

He's like one of those politicians in Boston who changed their names to make it seem like they were Irish ("Kerry"). Barry O'Bama.

This has nothing to do with his politics. He's just not "Black," in the way that term is commonly used.
 
B.O. is African and he is American, but he ain't Black, never was, and never will be.

Consider:

If reparations were offered, he wouldn't get any. His kids might, but him? No.

Never lived in a Black household.

Never lived in a Black neighborhood (unless he chose to do so for political reasons).

Never experienced any meaningful racial discrimination.

Not descended from slaves.

He's like one of those politicians in Boston who changed their names to make it seem like they were Irish ("Kerry"). Barry O'Bama.

This has nothing to do with his politics. He's just not "Black," in the way that term is commonly used.

Can you point to anywhere in American History where a half African and half white was called White?
 
I'm sure we've all seen this by now but I'll drop it here again in case anyone missed it.

 
In terms of Black History, Obama is Historic
First Black President

In terms of American History, Obama is a Top Ten President
President Obama is closer to eing Scandinavian than from the worst parts of Africa.
 

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