Comments on: Jazmine makes her debut

By: replier

replier — Fri, 04 Aug 2006 02:43:31 +0000

wow thats a relli good way to put it jasmine (the girl with the comment above) I didn’t exactly know how to put what you were thinking into words cuz i was thinkin the same thoughts too. I think you really got ur meassage across. The slave part was really interesting I’m just glad you posted that.

By: Jasmine

Jasmine — Sat, 03 Jun 2006 03:14:13 +0000

I would just like to say that, JASMINE IS BLACK! There is no such thing as mulatto or mixed! That is what that is what Aaron is trying to say. My mother is white and when my father died I begin going to an all white school. and let me tell you this they made sure I knew who i was! I little BLACK GIRL!
Even when we were slaves the so called mulatto was a slave to! They did not see no mixed white child! All they saw was a black child. And when the so called mulatto people see that then you’ll understand.
I mean if you want to be real we are all mixed with something! That’s why you see that black people come in all colors. We all got a bit of white blood. (Now there are a few of us that don’t) Do you see them getting all sad. I didn’t know were I fit in. If you black you’re black, having so called white blood don’t make it diffrent.
If you don’t believe me ask one of your white friends what race they think you are.

By: mulattos are a danger to civilised society..

mulattos are a danger to civilised society.. — Sat, 04 Mar 2006 04:56:18 +0000

HEY..im a black guy speakin my mind when i say that..most mulatto people(men and women) usually date with white boys and when they older they date black guys..personally black guys don like to share girls with white men..so fukin choose..

By: Mulatto Unity

Mulatto Unity — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 18:10:23 +0000

to eric daniels,

What would an anti-mulatto, pro-black guy do on a site like this one other than the usual black anti-mulatto/anti-mixed online-activism?

By: Hapa Meister

Hapa Meister — Thu, 05 Jan 2006 11:37:37 +0000

HaPaSS, where do you live, my unfortunate hapa brother?

By: Aurora

Aurora — Mon, 26 Dec 2005 02:27:16 +0000

Because of your misinformed opinion of Uncle Ruckus, I’m going to assume you don’t read the Boondocks strip on a regular basis. Ruckus is the archetype of the “self-hating black man” and is referred to as such in both the strip and the cartoon. This is why he plays up his alleged minute amount of white and Native American ancestry, which some African-Americans have; he hates black people and does not want to be considered a black person. This is why he thinks Jazmine should have common sense purely based on the fact she is half-white; Uncle Ruckus has also claimed in a couple episodes to have “re-vitiligo - the opposite of what Michael Jackson has”. So while he is technically mixed, to say he is a stereotype of mixed people is laughable, and couldn’t be further from McGruder’s intentions as the strip’s creator. He is a stereotype of the self-hating black American.

By: eric daniels

eric daniels — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 03:18:29 +0000

Dave you seem to come to this site to promote your site, and your anti- black rants are getting tiring. If you want people to come to your site, make it interesting. Even Interracial Voice (a conservative anti- black pro- mixed site) is visually cool to look at.

By: little mixed girl

little mixed girl — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 01:04:14 +0000

so…they use the word ‘mulatto’ in that show?
friggin derogatory… -_-

By: jen chau

jen chau — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 21:45:33 +0000

a couple of things:

i called him “mixed/black” because it’s unclear whether he is meant to be a mixed or a black character…and the truth is, he can be both. it’s hard to explain, but i think you would understand better if you were to watch. he is usually identified as a black man (e.g. everyone referred to him as a black santa), but then he identifies as mixed….this is typical for many of mixed identity — people identify you differently than you would yourself. anyway, i guess i was trying to cover bases since he has been identified as both on the show.

and renu, it’s on the cartoon network in adult swim!

most hapas try to pass for white?? mmm……not the ones who i know! and i don’t think you can equate marriage decisions and desire to pass. that’s a big assumption you are making…

By: tony

tony — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 21:39:41 +0000

Cartoon network I think…..