I’m not a fan of eurafricans, and in particular people who are ashkenazi jewish and african american, only being allowed to exist in the media if they choose to call themselves “black” rather than mixed, biracial or (especially) mulatto. This article is a sign that things are moving in a great direction, at least for folks like me. Out of these 3 lines from the article, he’s described as mixed 1/3 times and a “black man” 2/3 times.

“He’s also mixed and Jewish, and he talks quite a bit about his identity in the article:”

“They see my last name and say ‘we were expecting someone old, white, balding and Jewish’ and I show up, young, black and seemingly not Jewish.”…

“Then, in Hershey, where he was the only black person besides one other black family, ‘the world began to teach me about race,
he says. “