Asclepias
Diamond Member
I'm not biracial. Both my parents are Black. Try again white boy.Except you dont define what father means to her. Is that clearing the fog in your mind? Doesnt matter if she is white. If she feels that Black man is her father it doesnt matter what you think.That is what she said. She said she would ID herself as Black. If she is estranged from her parents and feels the Black man is her father how is that a lie?The scandal, it would seem, is a white woman living a lie. She disrespected her mother by standing beside a black man and calling him her father. She has denied her parents, and believe me, that in itself contains deep seated problems.
If she felt she identified the black culture, she should have said so instead of lying.
Her parents are white. She is white and the black man she posed with is not related to her. What she said was a lie. Do you know the difference?
As part of society, of course it matters what I think. You can't deny this woman has deep rooted issues if she denies her own father and mother, as well as her own heritage.
You appear to be portraying yourself as black. As a black person, would you deny your family?
He claims to be black ... but he's bi-racial. And butthurt over that fact to boot!![]()
![laugh :laugh: :laugh:](/styles/smilies/laugh.gif)