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Re: Blake Griffin
Kidd, Hill, Bibby...same deal. It should depend he wants to be identified. If you go by the "one drop" rule we've had for some bad reasons, he's "black," though.
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by pillage
No, I meant black. To the general white public, anybody who's not white is considered black. Indian people, most latino's.
Any sort of qualifier for this statement or are you just generalizing and assuming?
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by wang4three
Any sort of qualifier for this statement or are you just generalizing and assuming?
How does history sound as a 'sort of quilifier'?
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by 2LeTTeRS
Is Brook Lopez considered white?
he like obama, he unite the races
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by pillage
How does history sound as a 'sort of quilifier'?
So you're saying I consider Pau Gasol a black guy?
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by ZHAKIDD532
So you're saying I consider Pau Gasol a black guy?
You're bringing Gasol up because he's Spanish? I assume you know the difference between the terms Hispanic, Spanish, Latin etc, and especially the use of them throughout history?
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by pillage
How does history sound as a 'sort of quilifier'?
So you feel a need to perpetuate an archaic mentality that is probably outdated in its own right? Most people, including whites, have acknowledged the place of hispanic and latino people. In short, the only people who harbor that type of thought process are people like yourself.
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Re: Blake Griffin
Blake Griffin is a BROTHA.
Period.
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Re: Blake Griffin
how is this even up for debate? his father is black and his mother is white. he is half black
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by wang4three
So you feel a need to perpetuate an archaic mentality that is probably outdated in its own right? Most people, including whites, have acknowledged the place of hispanic and latino people. In short, the only people who harbor that type of thought process are people like yourself.
Most people still have a way of thinking some kids in 1950 would be ashamed of. I'm not accusing you or anybody on this forum of anything. I'm just telling it like it is. There's a majority of white people out there who consider anybody who's not white black. Better yet, a ******.
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by Real Men Wear Green
Kidd, Hill, Bibby...same deal. It should depend he wants to be identified. If you go by the "one drop" rule we've had for some bad reasons, he's "black," though.
All three of them identify themselves as african Americans. Bibby isn't even half white. More like a 3rd if anything. Henry Bibby (pops) is just a really high yellow tone brotha, and his mom is from the islands.
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by pillage
Most people still have a way of thinking some kids in 1950 would be ashamed of. I'm not accusing you or anybody on this forum of anything. I'm just telling it like it is. There's a majority of white people out there who consider anybody who's not white black. Better yet, a ******.
While, I cannot speak for white people--as I am not one, I cannot exactly discredit you from believing that. All I can offer is that certainly times have changed and I like to believe in the advancement of racial distinctions to depart from its retro past.
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by pillage
Most people still have a way of thinking some kids in 1950 would be ashamed of. I'm not accusing you or anybody on this forum of anything. I'm just telling it like it is. There's a majority of white people out there who consider anybody who's not white black. Better yet, a ******.
LOL at you. i have never once heard a latino been referred to as black in my life . idk about where you live but when i went through middle and high school everybody was either mexican/latino asian black or white
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by twolvesfan
LOL at you. i have never once heard a latino been referred to as black in my life . idk about where you live but when i went through middle and high school everybody was either mexican/latino asian black or white
Take a favela in Brazil, bring those people to Europe or the USA and watch people desperately try to figure out which person belongs in which category.
**** it, matter of fact, the whole preoccupation in large parts of the world (in Russia, the USA and many other countries you'll still have to fill in the answer to 'ethnicity' on a ****load of forms) just goes to show you how 'important' it is to most people and you'll be either white, black (or yellow or red) to the majority.
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Re: Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by Dirkman
seeing as the White man introduced the one drop rule, We black people proudly claim blake griffin..IF you see how dark his dad is, he's got more than one drop.
proof?
not sure if this is a joke or not but blake is 50% black no matter how dark his dad is
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