I've been seeing the word transracial getting thrown around quite a bit online in relation to the whole naacp thing and Caitlyn Jenner. Yesterday I watched Rachel Dolezal basically say on TV that one of the reasons she identifies as a black person is because of her "life experiences" and honestly that took me right back to high school. Freshman year, when I'd just sit in corners wishing I could have just been white so I could be anything I want instead of always being black. What did you experience Rachel? I want to understand because honestly it sounds like the kids back in school who "bleed black" or were "kind of dark" or even "grew up around a black person". 😐 I've spent my whole life living in white america, spent my whole life being a colored, negro, white-wanna-be, listening to kids question the blood that runs through my veins because of the color of my skin. Then later being practically mocked when every white kid in your school starts passing around the word nigger like its gum. Fuck that, fuck you, you aren't my nigga, my homie, my brother. None of that. I see eleven years of the bullshit I went through at Conant High School incarnate in Rachel Dolezal. A white person, who gets to be whatever they want, throw around whatever words they want, do whatever they want. I AM white. I AM black. And I don't get to be either because this world is too busy drawing boarder lines and trying to define themselves. You're a hypocrite Rachel. You say your race is human, and yet feel the need to change. This whole transracial thing doesn't work for me. It's not fair. I have both, in my veins and nobody ever gave me a choice. I know how to be white, I grew up in a white family, but I won't ever get to be really, because people will always see me the way the want to. White people will see me black, black people will see me white, some people will try their damnedest not to see me at all. I don't know what you went through Rachel, but I'm willing to bet no one called you a nigger in the hallways, screaming "white power". You should have just stayed white Rachel. Being black just doesn't seem worth it. You could have been white, and just lived your life. Now your "black" and that always seems to make shit ten times worse.
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