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I have a light brown skin tone and yes, I tan easily. However, I also burn and peel. I’m just wondering why you wouldn’t think people with darker skin wouldn’t tan. They tan way more easily than people with lighter skin.
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Name : Lindsey, Gender : F, Race : Bi-racial (white/black), Age : 15, City : Hamilton, Ontario, State : NA, Country : Canada,I don’t necessarily think black men who date white women date them for those specific reasons. Love sees no color. Maybe some black men ‘chase’ after white women, but there are many who don’t and are with their significant other because they love them and not because of their race. Most of the time that’s the case, and race isn’t even an issue.
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Name : Lindsey, Gender : F, Race : Bi-racial (white/black), Age : 15, City : Hamilton, Ontario, State : NA, Country : Canada,Darker Italians get their skin colour (as many southern Europeans did), from the Arabs. During the crusades, the Arabs mixed in with many Southern European countries, therefore their physical characteristics were obviously left behind and passed on.
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Name : Lindsey, Gender : F, Race : Bi-racial (white/black), Age : 15, City : Hamilton, Ontario, State : NA, Country : Canada,I didn’t put this in my last post, but I also think that Italians (like most Europeans) don’t consider themselves ‘white’, because white is more of a North American term than anything. Europeans more likely go by the terms slavic, latin, scandinavian, etc…
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Name : Lindsey, Gender : F, Race : Bi-racial (white/black), Age : 15, City : Hamilton, Ontario, State : NA, Country : Canada,In my opinion nigger or nigga is an insulting word and youths who use that term are not neccessarily uneducated but ignorant. If you can’t respect your own culture, race and yourself, how can you respect others??
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Name : Lindsey, Gender : F, Race : Bi-racial (white/black), Age : 15, City : Hamilton, Ontario, State : NA, Country : Canada,actually Europeans don’t call themselves white at all. They go by latin, slavic, scandinavian etc… ‘white’ is more of a North American thing
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Name : Lindsey, Gender : F, Race : Bi-racial (white/black), Age : 15, City : Hamilton, Ontario, State : NA, Country : Canada,The one-drop rule was outruled in the 60’s…and why should someone try and pretend to be something they’re not. I was raised to be brown, mixed or coloured not black or white. I have so many different cultures in me, why should I choose one over the other? You said that the words ‘mulatto’ and ‘octoroon’ were created to divide blacks, but if you think about it, they aren’t even black at all. Society may label mixed people as black, but I think it’s important to know who you are. You might think I’m ignorant, uneducated or even ‘mixed up,’ because of where I’m from or because of my age, but I assure you that’s truly not the case! I know what I am and who I am, regardless of what anyone says.
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Name : Lindsey, Gender : F, Race : Bi-racial (white/black), Age : 15, City : Hamilton, Ontario, State : NA, Country : Canada,Well it depends on what you consider ‘black.’ I know a lot of mixed people (black/white) have many natural different colours of hair, such as, black, red, various colours of brown and even blonde. I have naturally thin curly not nappy hair, it’s brown and I have red and blonde natural highlights. My sister on the other hand has thick straight, light brown hair, with natural blonde highlights.
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Name : Lindsey, Gender : F, Race : Bi-racial (white/black), Age : 15, City : Hamilton, Ontario, State : NA, Country : Canada,
