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There is absolutely NO SUCH THING as a
so-called "light skinned black" person.
To believe in such a concept is to support the teachings
of the racist One-Drop Rule -- which falsely claims that
'Black' lineage is inferior and that any 'Black' bloodlines
found in one's ancestry has both "contaminated" and
"annihilated" all of one's other ancestral lineages --
and thus, amazingly renders a person of Mixed-Race
ancestral lineage as being mono-racial (full) 'Black'.
If a person who has been categorized as being "black"
is also of a "light-skin" complexion, coloring, hue or tone,
it is just one type of evidence that the person is actually of
Mixed-Race and is NOT of a full-Black ancestral lineage at all.
Most people who are given the false label of "light skinned /
light skin black" are actually, again, Mixed-Race people who
are of a Multi-Generational Multiracially-Mixed (MGM-Mixed)
lineage -- which society has replaced with a One-Drop Rule.
As far how these MGM-Mixed people are treated in the
United States is concerned, it actually depends on the
region of the nation -- as well as the socio-economic
level of the people among whom they are found to live.
In some areas and among some people they are treated
very well; in others they are treated like any other group;
and, in still others, they may not be treated the same.
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∙ 9y agoAfrican Americans are treated equally in the eyes of the law, but differently by different people. Some people are nice and treat them as if they are humans, while other people disrespect them.
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