@keyanalawson: You can absolutely love and support Black people while being in an interracial marriage/relationship , but being pro-Black is an active, daily commitment to uplifting Black identity and resisting anti-Black structures. There’s an inherent contradiction when the person you build your closest, most intimate safe space with does not share that lived experience and, by default, benefits from the very systems you claim to be fighting. #problack

Teshajee71 :

Adrienne | Realtor :

Nahhhh, it goes against everything you claim you stand for

💜🇯🇲Aroarah Kawasaki🇯🇲💜 :

💜💜💜

greenlivingsatx :

Like justice Thomas?

Fra Ro :

Agree👍

Stephiebabie :

Absolutely not

FuneraldirectorLA :

No ma'am!

becomingagain :

I keep saying if you’re an ally then be an ALLY! But please believe PRO BLACK is just not the same thing!

Arthur Johnson :

no

janetstringer1 :

I been saying this!

ChampagneKeyy :

No!!!!!!!!

alllstars :

Right

Raynard Cunningham :

Speak young lady

Rebecca Fielder :

I totally understand… I’m mixed and have seen how the loyalties matter

silent_innovator :

Were you saying that on Nov 5th 2024 ?

onehundo1996 :

No

uppity_Jewish_negress✡️🕎 :

this was also an illegal convo bc its employment discrimination and if he sees this he would have a slam dunk case.

Shana :

💕💕💕

Brenda Timmons :

Only if they embrace their blackness and allow them the space to be black. I have no problem with interracial relationships but I really hate when either party forgets who they are first and starts acting like their partner’s race as if their partner was an escape. If your relationship ends, where do you belong?

Kyteflyer :

My first engagement was to a white woman back in in the 70s. She was supportive of me, truly loved me, did things for me. No woman had ever done then or since, but my allegiance to the blackness in me and what I knew would not allow me to marry this woman that was wonderful to me and my family. Even her immediate family excepted me and my mom and my sister. I just could not marry her.

🖤🏹 :

When I picked my mexican partner I wasn’t thinking about the black community. I was putting myself, my future and future kids first and prioritizing that. I wasn’t doing anything to hurt my community either by being with a mexican man. So someone can definitely be pro-black without a black partner but you can also be anti-black have a non black partner. Somebody can be asexual and be pro black and never have a partner and kids to show for it. See where I’m going.

Ant Rob586 :

You can’t fight, black and sleep white

Sammy :

I guess Angela Davis, James Baldwin, Malcolm X, and maya angelou are not pro black… maybe instead of creating new criteria to divide us, we should be out trying to dismantle the system that oppresses us. THAT to me is true pro blackness

user6341472658572 :

Yes, “ pro - black”.

Aaron Ray :

finally A black women with a brain