Is it the same

[Steve James]

It says nothing about a person's character "IF" his mother lied. Stevie Wonder could see that

Not to mention, I don't know about you; but, if someone questioned me about my mom, and I was there, he would deserve a smack in the mouth.

[windwalker]

winder what his dad thinks about it.
He doesn't seem to be saying much.

[Steve James]

Damn. If he ain't saying much, how do you know that's his father? (I won't ask where you found the picture ).

But, one wonders what would make a nice White woman tell her son that a Black man was his father, when it was really a White man. And, White people are struggling to prove how messed up she or her son is. It boggles the mind. What do you suppose it is? I mean. Why would White people want to sneak into Black organizations? Don't ask me. It's stranger than any fiction I've read.

I could understand why Shaun K. would want to pass as a White person. Actually, glad you brought all this up (not). I think we should demand that all KKK members get DNA tests because some of them are darker than many Black people I know. Just sayin'.

[Steve James]

winder what his dad thinks about it.
He doesn't seem to be saying much.

Btw, here's how lies work. Do a google search for Shaun King's White dad. You'll get the picture above, and you'll get this:


Wtf! How'd that happen? Makes ya confident of the other information on the BLOG where they're found. Oh well, put it on the internet, and there'll be somebody who'll fall for it.
Ah, you no believe https://www.google.com/search?q=picture ... guKpYKM%3A

[windwalker]

Why are some people trying to prove that this guy is not Black? Don't they realize that they're simply proving that Black/White is a fiction?

yep

lets be clear about who brought up what.

It could have been anything that he did in life that would be called into question.
many dont care for the org. that he's part of.

Dont know the guy and dont really care...

looks like you do....

a man or woman change their outer appearance to reflect their inner feelings
but others can not adopt and be part of different cultures ?

Its' about perceived benefits or lack of.

[windwalker]

I think we should demand that all KKK members get DNA tests because some of them are darker than many Black people I know. Just sayin'.

lets see what the doctor says

[windwalker]

I started this thread to illustrate what I perceived as double standard where one thing was accepted and the other not.



thanks for everyone's input.

no more comments from me on this
others can carry on

[Steve James]

You're a kidder.

It could have been anything that he did in life that would be called into question.
many dont care for the org. that he's part of.

Riiight. Break out the birth certificates

"Many don't care for the org. that he's part of." That's understatement. They don't like the org, so they attack his birth certificate --as if the org will shut down. Well, I don't like the org either. But, for the opposite reason that they do. I feel sorry for anyone who has to announce that his or her life matters. It's not really a question for me. And I think that any Black person who thinks he or she needs to convince anyone of his or her humanity is misguided. The people who can't see you as a human being who's life matters will not see you as such because you wear a tee shirt. Hey, look, a child of 2 years old knows the difference between a puppy and a kitty. So, any grown person who can't recognize a human being is beyond anyone's help. It's a realization that has to come from within. So, I think it's foolish to demean oneself by asking for humanity. It reminds me of the 60s signs saying "I am a man" or, even further back in the anti-slavery days and the motto "Am I know a man and a brother?" Nope, not for me. There's nobody good enough that I need to prove my humanity to.



FTS