Black is no longer a race, its a fad: Would you agree?

I am many races black being a little part of it. But when people ask me I used to say black I no longer say that because its no longer a race. You have to acg dress talk a certain way that im not really into Im also not accepted by many black people either Because I rock out 24/7. I have been called a fake black and I try to be white But thats there ignorance I say its just so happens that what I like mostly white people like.

Answer #1

Well, I’d say that black or colored would probably be a fad since I wouldn’t judge. But, keep in mind, that there are going to be people who are racist.

Answer #2

NO Im not talking about African American Im talking about black Im An African American I am not black!

Answer #3

Black will always be a race, regardless of certain black pop culture that is being adopted by other races. That is the fad part.

Just be happy and proud of your heritage, and ignore the haters.

Answer #4

Im sorry but you dont make sense you contradicted your self is black was not a fad then how could somone act it.

Answer #5

I agree with you not nicksgurl!

Answer #6

Hey…not much to add…just to note that there are numerous black races. Black Africans, Bushmen, Pygmies, Nubians, Dravidians, Melanesians, Micronesians, Aboriginal Australians. This on a certain acceptance of the word “Race” admittedly. The most broad definition. Define yourself however you like. It may interest you to find out which of these black races you are miscegenated with. Perhaps you will find a new appreciation of these genes. Don’t let people categorize you. This always leads to marginalization, or so it seems. Good to hear you haven’t fallen into that trap.

Answer #7

ALL OF YALL ARE FULL OF IT JUST because A WHITE PERSON ACTS BLACK DONT MEAN THAT HE IS A WIGGER AND I DONT THINK ITS RITE FOR YOU TO SAY THAT because your TRY TO CALL HIM A WHITE N*GGER…ALL people ARENT RAISED THE SAME SO people ARE HOW THEY ARE RAISED I AM BLACK AND I LIVE IN A VERY WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD AND I HAVE BLK WHT MEX FRIENDS AND MY SON IS HALF MEX BUT I DONT GO AROUND ACTING LIKE A MEX SO ITS ABOUT HOW your RAISED…

Answer #8

I see it as everyone is raised differently, yes ok fair point. BUT, I think people will act in different ways when there with different people. But most people will act individually to their certain characteristics.

Bottom line everybody is different to each other, who cares if they want to wear the trousers round the ankles (“Wigga” style), or have them tucked into their socks (UK Chav style). Its not a fad, its a personality

Answer #9

I guess what the question means is: ‘Why do people of once race act like they were from another race?’ Is that a fair summary? Part of the answer is given above by all the people who are actually of mixed heritage, and find that they act most like their family and friends, rather than necessarily behaving like a complete represenation of their parentage.

In the UK certain popular phrases have begun with the Pakistani or Indian British, especially the popular question: ‘innit?’ Soon their black friends were using it too, and their white friends, and then people on TV, and then many more who didn’t even hang out with the people who started it. I guess it became a ‘fad’ or a ‘trend’, but it also became disconnected from its original racial origin. So people who say ‘innit?’ these days aren’t necessarily trying to sound like their grandparents came from Pakistan, they’re just being trendy in a certain way. Maybe that’s what’s happening with trends started by African Americans - they become popular, everyone wants to do them - what’s wrong with that?

But for an alternative view, I refer you to Ali G…

Answer #10

While it’s true blacks are supposed to fit a certain stereotype (loud, obnoxious, uses the ‘N’ word frequently, sags their pants, etc.), black people are always going to be a race.

The fact is, a huge majority of the black people you meet will fit this stereotype to a tee, because it’s what their peers expect from them. And as history has shown time and time again, heretics and those who REALLY deviate from the norm (I’m not talking scenekid/pseudo non conformist) will always receive criticism.

Really, have you ever seen an emo black kid? A black boy wearing eyeliner? They can’t be “fem”, they can’t have emotions, or else they’re a white tryhard and should be burned at the proverbial stake.

Frankly, I find the entire ‘black’ stereotype – especially a black girl – to be extremely unbearable. Almost all of the stereotypical black girls I’ve met and talked to in my life have btched at me for one reason for another… I was harassed by one particularly vicious girl just because I stood in front of her locker. I’m not sure why it’s a good thing to be an intolerable, irritable whre, but whatever floats their boat.

Answer #11

goodgirl124- “black or colored” ???

Answer #12

As strange as it may sound, I think that Black is a fad.

Answer #13

“I am many races black being a little part of it.”

Why I was confused

Answer #14

it amazes me this is even a question. being african american is not a fad.

Answer #15

First thing that comes to mind…they need a belt

Answer #16

Thank you Legion I tell my little brother that all the time. ‘ Where is your belt?’ How can someone walk comfortably holding their friggin pants up? :)

Answer #17

You guys just need to calm down. I am not a hater! Eveyone has their own opinion.

Answer #18

THANK U!

Answer #19

A fad?? Strange question

Answer #20

I get what your saying.

Answer #21

Ok, for instance…You see someone walking down the street and their pants down past their booty what is the first thing that comes to mind? Me wigger. I have nothing against black people I have nothing against interracial relationships and I don’t want anyone to think I do.

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