#stopwhitepeopleforever

[clevergirlswithcurls]

Wtf a white girl actually said negros in front of me and a black guy.

[i-kill-people-for-fun17-blog]

#comedy #WhitePeopleDancing #StopWhitePeopleForever #niggawhat #NAENAEFAIL #WhipFails #WhitePeopleDanceLike

[clevergirlswithcurls]

My classmate said "col*red people" In class and I had to refrain from beating his ass. My diversity teacher (white) didn't correct him.

[black-0rpheus]

I want to shake up the gay community and make a documentary or maybe a coming of age movie about being a black gay in the gay dating scene or the hook up culture in America with my sis @stopwhitepeopleforever because I really feel like people don't understand the struggles we face

[perrycav]

Would Love Feedback.

This is open for anyone who reads to offer their opinion. However, this originated from a question I was going to ask @stopwhitepeopleforever but did not have enough space -_-.

If you can see my profile picture, it’s obvious that my skin is white and maybe not so obvious that my eyes are blue. I’m of Russian/Gypsy heritage on my mother’s side and I favor her the most. However, my father is Haitian and is considered black. Obviously, there was lot of concerns when I was born, but several dna tests proved that he is actually my father. While my skin is white, my hair is def not caucasian textured. Growing up, my grandmother on my dad’s side loved to braid to my hair and if i wash it too often, I get a slight but distinctive “afro”. 

After spending so much time on Tumblr and other social media, I read a lot about issues revolving “cultural appropriation” and white privilege. Now, I’m definitely not denying that I benefit from white privilege and don’t discount or dispute the existence of racism, systemic or otherwise, and like to think that I try my best to speak out against such injustice whenever I can. However, lately I’ve found myself thinking back to times from my childhood and wondering if I did things like braid my hair or wear it the way most POC’s would consider “natural”, would this be considered cultural appropriation or insensitive. Taking this a step further, does this also mean that I should restrict myself from the culture and traditions of my Haitian heritage?

[the-perks-of-being-black]