Girl CLAIMS Westernised Black Women Are NOT AUTHENTIC Black People..
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This is just my opinion. Challenge with humility or get intellectually smoked.
It is not for her to inspire black women to embrace their “blackness”. She needs to mind her own.
I hear youuu 💯
Exactly who is she to tell a black woman what is authentic? Why are they even asking this girl her opinion
Bout time a white person said something black tings are dry Uno always dissing white ppl 😂badly when they seriously winning and the black culture is laughed at buy every single culture it's madddddddf
Cope 😂
This woman needs to stay in her lane. And I wonder why she feels so comfortable telling us black women what is authentic or not authentic! These are the same women who copied our beautiful luscious big lips, go for fake tans, also wear hair extensions and wigs, have bbls, copy our culture and I can go on and on. She needs to take a look at her own damn race.
Why are they debating why black women do what they do and not a single black woman is even in the conversation
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These 2 demographics LOVE doing that. Moving mad as per usual. It's boring yawn yawn innit.😂😂
Great point
Why not? Don’t we do the same about grey people?
You all are embarrassing af sometimes.
These type of pretentious white women want to be your 'White Girl Saviour.'
Covert Blasphemy ...
She gives vibes that her boyfriends black and they probs talk about black girls 😂😂😂
Says the 🙊 who can’t grow her own hair
Word lool
Na she probably sick of black ppl being racist they the most racist culture ever
I bet you that is definitely NOT the case
I don’t know why black girls can’t just admit that they have insecurities without gaslighting and behaving like everyone is coming for them it’s really not the case everyone has insecurities it’s obvious that you are insecure about something if you constantly cover it up or try to change it.
When people start being honest with themselves we can have these conversations more freely 💗
What about the white girls who tan to look brown 🤔
Tans are a natural reaction to staying in the sun. BBL's are different though.
@@eon001na bro he means the ones that purposely darken their skin actually believing that makes them the race their trying to look like 😂
@-B-1 Thank you
Like have hair straightened and wearing blonde wigs the hypocrisy 😂😂😂
@@-B-1 right, blackfishing
Some of it is keeping up with Eurocentric beauty standards but historically there's been discrimination against natural black hair. There's been discrimination against 4C hair & it's been viewed as not being 'professional', so to enhance job prospects they'd cut it low or straighten it
So if you perm your hair it’s not authentic? If you go gym to bulk up it’s not authentic? If you use moisturizer or makeup it’s not authentic? If you platt your hair it’s not authentic? If you brush your hair it’s not authentic? If you get tattoos it’s not authentic? People always gonna do stuff to make themselves look and feel a certain way it’s fine do whatever you want
Big facts‼️💯
No perming the hair is not authentic as it is a dangerous chemical that chemically loosens the curl pattern. Many women unknowingly know how dangerous this toxic chemical is. It's white crack...
If you perm your hair, your defo not authentic.
@@stf648 Exactly permed hair is not your natural hair texture, you are using a chemical to alter your natural curl pattern.
@@stf648 that’s my point. Where do we draw the line?
I feel you can definitely talk about what an authentic woman is for you! But definitely she has no saying on the topic she dared to step into.
This opinion is absolute nonsense in the purest form.
Truth doesn’t recognise skin colour and anyone is free to speak it and should do so whenever they can 💯
She spoke the truth regardless
Black women and their features have always been the beauty standard wether admitted or not
Can you elaborate on that mate
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@@drewhyland9574 No, he won't.
Speaking as a mixed race black and white woman, I’ve straightened my hair purely for the fact that I find it easier to brush out every day. Nothing to do with me wanting to be more westernised. I find it doesn’t tangle as easily when it’s straight. In fact all the women I looked to for influence when I was growing up were black and mixed race women. If I’ve wanted to emulate a style it wasn’t to fit in to be more caucasian.
Come on honey, she wasn't speaking to the likes of you, she was referring to those dark skinned sisters with broad negroid features like Diane Abbot,
You are half white your hair is not like a woman that’s fully black
You are half white you have European genetics your hair will reflect this you can straighten your hair without destroying it - fully Afro hair should not be constantly straightened it destroys it relaxers etc destroy Afro hair it’s chemicals
Exactly. A lot of women are becoming straight hair naturals as they claim the hair is easier to manage when straightened with heat, no chemicals. It is quite interesting this new natural hair style, as long as the hair is not being heat damaged. Then do your thing.
Peace and Blessings.
@@mariepearl-harbour2335 one of my friends has fully Afro hair and she told me that when she straightens it her hair gets damaged you can use natural products to create curls/coils it’s not damaging
This woman is on drugs I swear
Lets say she on drugs, at least she's telling the truth. I would rather that,than a sober liar🤷
My hair is naturally long and trying to be white?!? No 😆😆😆😆😆😆 also yes let me experiment and try new looks
Does she say the same for white women in who braid their hair, wear pads and tan? I doubt it.
Really? I'm willing to bet she's never been to Africa. It's not all dust, huts and villagers dancing and jumping high you know! 😡
The fact that she is so focussed on hair means she's lost from the start.
I come from a very mixed culture Carribean family with white European (Dutch), Chinese, Brazilian, Sierra Leoneon and Arawak Indian ancestry.
Some of my family have very straight hair, some curly - black, brown and blonde. Blue eyes, Green eyes and Brown and some are dark skinned, most are not.
Not a relaxer, perm, lace front wig or fake tan in sight. 🙄
I wonder what she would make of them?
My nieces are more fair than Meghan Markle, who in turn is fairer than her 🤔
What does braiding hair have to do with anything? Tanning is a natural reaction the skin has to the sun. What kind of argument is this?
White women in the west, ALL derive from the Germanians during the Roman Empire, white women with dreadlocks was very common then. and i'm a blk guy saying that. (only difference is they were probably worshiping Odin or Loki or some shit)
@@ty194Ok so if tanning is a natural reaction… How do you explain those white people that get injections to make them darker? And it makes them significantly darker so please do tell us, whats that all about???
Not everyone needs a podcast man
It’s a non argument. Ppl can do whatever we want we’re free. Black white and every other culture merging together 💜
That’s not the point she was making
I Concur... 👍💯
Look a Mr Topical Juice looking sharp 😎💫
Big love! 💯
Yeah he is lookin sharp😊
Yeah, she wants to go viral.
Her point is way to say but the reality is different. Western culture doesn’t promote “natural” hair in black women. Some Women in Africa also straighten their hair and she is talking from an ignorant point of view.
Why should Western culture promote natural hair in black women?
She missed out a half century as to why Black women now wear straight hair 🙄 yet she's chatting like she's dropping knowledge. Would she say that a European women isn't authentic when they get piercings in the style of African or Indigenous women or modifying their bodies to look like a Black woman? She needs to stay in her lane 🙄
Yeah because piercings and big butts never existed outside of Africa 🙄
What about white boys and girls who walk and talk black because they’ve lived in a somewhat black area for 5 minutes, yet us black people who have lived in white society for over 400 years who were stripped of our language culture and Identity who have over been free for just over 100 years, We are now learning who we are and what is good for us and we have contributed to white society probably longer than there has been a white society because civilisation started in Africa. The western world is not white authentic because I don’t see any black people out there trying to copy east Europeans or Scandinavians. Western culture is built on foreign cultures black white yellow red. Black people in the Americas & Caribbean have inspired the whole globe without even knowing by the strength of their mother African blood 🩸Remember it’s not long ago in Britain we was not aloud to have black hairstyles in the British schools.
Facts preach 100%
She's entitled to an opinion though, maybe she was asked her opinion and she gave it, and regardless of the justification blk women want to give, it is the European standard of beauty they are trying to emulate.
@@MrKwodsonikpunk It’s an opinion that’s not necessarily valid because it’s only been a couple decades since British schools have aloud black people to embrace Afro hair styles tbh you could say less than a couple decades. In the western world black leaders have been trying to work out our freedom and some have been trying to work out how we can live in harmony and coexist
@@kamtheo9774 Its an opinion absolutely valid, because its rooted in truth, and the truth is the truth irrespective of whom and where it comes from, get your emotions out of it. What Afro hair styles, were British schools collectively unwilling to embrace, or allow rather? And does that automatically suggest that blk pupils should embrace European hair weaves, or did they take that upon themselves? Blk leaders are not concerned with securing freedom for the masses of their people, they are trying to get rich off of your ignorance, so the system can continue to extract what it needs from you, before discarding you, pied pipers if you will. Bless you however, I wish you well , don't follow no leaders, blk, wyte or other, develop critical thinking, and lead yourself to salvation.
@@MrKwodsonikpunk That could mean as black people we should not be communicating in the English language because it would be an insult to our ancestors however my African ancestors haven’t spoken with a mother in over hundreds of years so maybe I should start granting like a misplaced cave man until me and my other misplaced tribe start from scratch until we work it out. How about the Asian communities in BC Vancouver they they have co existed with the white Canadians for some hundreds of years and now share some of the same things with each other. You probably don’t even realise how much the western world and Europeans still from Africa not just resources but how much culture has been taken from Africa and inspired some of Europes top brands
It’s very Interesting to see many agree with the message but hate the message because they dislike the messenger 😂
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Audacity
I agree with her on that
Low-key same
@@FootyMedialow key read a book on the decentralisation of colonisation. There is a reason black women bend to European standards even when they wish not to.
She low-key ain't lying
A lot girls wear hair extensions etc as a protective hairstyle our hair textures is curl,kinky, coily etc which isn’t best in cold weather for myself personally my hair is out more during the hotter months.
What about white boys who gangster rap?
White people all over the world are involved in the gang culture
You do realise that these rappers are sell outs that are owned by record companies that are owed by rich white men 🤣
Love 🙌🏼
Real talk
Come to Africa , see our history which is alive and untarnished in so many regions. Hair straightening did not come with the colonisers. Historically called hair stretching - this has been done for centuries with different methods. Heat, wax, thread, clay...it's part of the versatility and celebration of black hair. #Donttouchmyhair movement needs to evolve into don't speak on my hair 💁🏾♀️
Where’s the energy for white woman getting braids and getting tan and bbl
Now that I know that they find it irritating, I shall emulate them even more lol 😅 blk girl turning white over here
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You wish
You know you wanted to anyway.
The statement she made in the clip you played is a fair one.
Facts
Shes got good intentions but this isnt gonna end well for her if she continues that course
I straighten my hair because it dries faster and easier maintenance. I can't recall the process name but it lasts at least 6 mths for me. Else, I'll end up with a brain freeze every winter. Also, as a shortie, big fluffy hair works better on tall people. They carry it well imo 😅
This is why I don’t like social media, it’s the sound bites. I agree it’s a pointless debate.
She has said what a lot of black men think but are not allowed to say
Do you black men discuss the white girls with lip fillers, clip in hair, and BBL?😏
@@lamino8-tg6ro yes
I say it all the time when the subject arises.
She should advise the women in her community about the fillers, botox and bbl at young ages the girls on love island are early 20s looking 30 plus kmt.. hair is an accessory we black women like changing our hairstyles based on mood and occasion (in the UK it’s cold our 4c hair will break if we leave out natural all the day) wearing wigs/weave with your natural is cornrows underneath the protective style the cheek of her
Cope.
It was the most arrogant and and almost bigoted comments, I’ve heard in a long time and she also said it was her chest and the people that she was saying this to your not strong enough to debate with her properly. She didn’t speak as an ally. She spoke as a master of thought, just the delusions of grandeur and got me so hopping mad.
She ain't lying
Is she authentically white? Does she authentically represent her ancestors? She probably doesn’t even know who they.. when there’s not one black woman in the room who said this would be a good idea
I only wear my hair straight because my mum is white so I’ve never been taught how to look after it. I actually get anxiety when it’s curly after I wash it because I’ve worn it straight everyday for 20 years. People say it looks nice natural but it’s also a lot of work and not enough payoff imo.
I’m 100% a black woman and I agree with her why you wearing other peoples hair on your head 😂
I love your natural hair it’s beautiful God made you perfect 🤩
For the same reason we worship a foreign God, speak English (with NO other languages like Twi, or Yoruba), and marry outside.
Over all there's definitely some psychosis underneath. Regardless of any type of human it has to take some of your mental sanity overtime when you have to identify a certain way. You lose your own identity in the process. Who will be you while you're being someone else? In order for that reality not to ever fall upon you, one has to keep running. This is why I rather love who I am and be not liked by many than to be liked by many and die within.
Also, this is my second comment, but I felt that she felt quite threatened by black women’s beauty standard that already got beestung lips, high cheekbones, age, defying foreheads. It felt like she was saying, now you want the hair too.
Coloniser speaking on black issues that has nothing to do with her, what about the coloniser women, who do what we do, braid/dreads in their head, big lips and bbls, etc. It's the hypocrisy for me, lol 😆.
The audacity, she needs to keep quiet and stay her ignorant mouth out of black peoples business.
Also there are black women in Africa that straight hair. The same weave and extensions they wear in Africa.
what is this woman talking about, first off I'm mixed race and I don't have afro or curly hair me and my siblings all come out with straight hair...and people wanna tell us we look latino we look this and that and I've had white women tell me I don't believe your mixed race your too pretty because I have straight hair green eyes and on the lighter side.....but I definitely got black features and body shape so can the black and mixed queens have our lips back😅
@Topical Juice have you ever thought that your MLS female friends straighten their hair sometimes to see length and just to change up their style? Indian women of various shades have straight long hair wouldn't these women equate to them? As they are both women of colour.
By the way do you think Afro-American songstress Lauyn Hill has beautiful Afro-coily hair especially back in the day when she wore a fro?
Yes as our hair is naturally curly and shrinks when it’s straight or stretched we can actually see how long our hair is.
@@evda4919 Exactly! Silk press is still natural, as there is no toxic chemicals involved to get straight hair, or to chemically alter your curl pattern.
1000 %
Ok so everyone in these comments is just going to be in denial of the fact that there is a stigma amongst certain black cultures which says ‘bad hair’ and praises looser straiter hair. In my country, Jamaica, many women will openly admit they want to have straight hair, the majority of school girls have relaxed hair. Where does this really come from? Maybe the truth hurts to these people in the comments but the cause of this culture is from trying to imitate western beauty standards which idolise straight hair. The self hatred is real.
Yes this girl is coming across badly when she’s telling black women they want to imitate her. But that doesn’t mean she’s wrong about the underlying cause of black culture idolising straight hair. If you need proof watch some ‘hair journey’ videos on CZcams and see how many black women grew up being made to feel their hair is ‘difficult’ or ‘needs doing’ or ‘can’t be worn loose’. It would be a positive move if culture praised natural hair and embraced it more, so she’s not wrong tbh.
I think all women are held to an impossible beauty standard that hybrids extreme features from many races so one person can’t possibly fit the ideal standard in all ways. So we can’t really blame any woman for trying to meet the standard whichever race they are from.
Facts.
I understand what you mean growing up younger yes my mum would perm my hair not just because it was a style then and all my friends did it but it was easier to maintain as black hair whether it’s curly, coily, kinky isn’t the best in cold weather.
Oh look Just pearly things 2.0 --- with her privilege tho
The only way she'll have privilege is if you give it to her, like you are right now.
Hang on a minute, so when a white woman puts lip fillers in her lips to make them full like us Black Girls does that now mean she's not authentically white and embracing her Vikingness???
Yes and don't act like people don't say things along those lines.
is there a link for the video please?
When she starts talking about Africa 🤦🏾♀️ talk about “a little bit of knowledge can be dangerous”
On the topic of African hair its the sacrifice of taking care of it its hard but its what makes an African who they our and it looks beautiful and mysterious when a women has traditional plaits in there hair buyya.
Why does she have no grounds? Of course she has grounds... just like we black people have grounds to talk on those white women getting big libs ...
Getting big lips is different to calling them not authentic. Get a grip broski you’re doing too much for this girl lol
Big man ting Big man talk
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I can’t really say much on this topic but it is interesting
I think she kinda summed up her point of view when she said she’s a naturalist, that everything natural = good n everything unnatural = bad
While I’d personally say the worlds a little more nuanced then that, it’s not a horrible point of view n not entirely wrong
im all for anyone of any ethnicities to embrace their natural roots
N while I’d certainly agree that throughout the ages, people and ethnicities have been suppressed and “westernised” unwillingly or by choice or both
The only thing I’d argue is does that really apply to today in this day n age
I think you pretty much hit the nail on the head when you said it’s boxing people into boxes, that black people should only embrace certain traits n shit from their own culture to the point it makes them a outlier, to the culture they was also born n raised in (western culture), but yeah it’s like if a black women wants to embrace her natural roots and traits, completely fine, more power to her, if a black women has straightened hair, or stuff that would be considered unnatural because she wants to experiment or just cus she likes it, who cares, if they like it n feel they look good, who gives a shit
If only she knew women in Africa wear wigs too
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She isn't full white
Why don’t she speak on her own and them lip fillers 😮😮😮😮
The question is why. That’s an internalised why. You must be aware of what you do and why you’re doing it. Can’t step out in naivety. Weird that it’s coming from her tbf.
She knows so little does she not know that wven some tribes African or otherwise have their own beautification rituals
Icl i hear her point Ibr.
She's been watching bare Dr Umar Johnson 😂😂😂😂
Man said light skin and straight hair to be more beautiful 👀 dark skin is also beautiful in fact it's my preferance
ha ha my mrs said that does my mum bum look massive in these 😂😂😂 tell the truth and it upsets them carnt win
I mean, come on - really 👀I can't even be bothered to start
she is correct. nah natural is best no wigs.no fake lips no BBLs. true brothers don't like it.
The dark skinned and brown skinned men men of Afro-descent especially British Afro-Caribbean men many prefer MLS women with the spiral curly hair. A dark skinned or brown skinned Afro-Caribbean woman with coarse, coily and kinky hair that is on the short length can get passed up by this men, as they only like these women if their coily and kinky hair is long, or has a texture that looks like it has a taint of mixed race/mixed texture like Amera Le Negra who is a mixed Afro-Hispanic/Latina dark cocoa brown woman, or YaYa Decosta who is Afro-American and Afro-Brazillian/MGM admixtures.
So called 'Black Women' especially British Afro-Caribbean women need to open up their options in regards to ethnicity when seeking to meet a husband, as these so called 'Black men' especially brown skinned/dark skinned British Afro-Caribbean men ain't waiting on you, plus most are no good either, many women are having problems with these men. It's only the MLS men/light skinned mixed race men who seem to love and appreciate the brown skinned/dark skinned more, especially the authentic woman of Afro- descent like India Irie, more than brown skinned/dark skinned men who seem to prefer Alicia Keys or Mya, in regards to women of Afro- descent or partial Afro-descent. There you go. It is what it is. You have to ask yourself why so many Afro-Caribbean and African women are marrying men of European descent? European men love and appreciate an authentic beauty of Afro-descent. The so called 'Black Man' has caused the so called 'Black Woman ' so much trauma... Hopefully more will wake up to the Eurocentric agenda.
The dark skinned and brown skinned men men of Afro-descent especially British Afro-Caribbean men many prefer MLS women with the spiral curly hair. A dark skinned or brown skinned Afro-Caribbean woman with coarse, coily and kinky hair that is on the short length can get passed up by this men, as they only like these women if their coily and kinky hair is long, or has a texture that looks like it has a taint of mixed race/mixed texture like Amera Le Negra who is a mixed Afro-Hispanic/Latina dark cocoa brown woman, or YaYa Decosta who is Afro-American and Afro-Brazillian/MGM admixtures.
So called 'Black Women' especially British Afro-Caribbean women need to open up their options in regards to ethnicity when seeking to meet a husband, as these so called 'Black men' especially brown skinned/dark skinned British Afro-Caribbean men ain't waiting on you, plus most are no good either, many women are having problems with these men. It's only the MLS men/light skinned mixed race men who seem to love and appreciate the brown skinned/dark skinned more, especially the authentic woman of Afro- descent like India Irie, more than brown skinned/dark skinned men who seem to prefer Alicia Keys or Mya, in regards to women of Afro- descent or partial Afro-descent. There you go. It is what it is. You have to ask yourself why so many Afro-Caribbean and African women are marrying men of European descent? European men love and appreciate an authentic beauty of Afro-descent.
Lets just be honest..... ....... ..
black white blue all girls growing up with curly hair want long flowing hair at some point ...
3:26 They are talking about black and white women. Just to clarify, most hair extensions are made from Indian and asian hair! That's just a fact. I personally believe women can do whatever they want.
Are having fuller lips and a fuller rear end authentic European body types for women??? Just wondering cos alot of them seem to be spennding good money on obtaining them. Where does that body type authentically come from???
You want a debate Topical T. Bk chat london is back. Hint hint. Reaction videos pls
She's talking rubbish, what about white women who tan, have extensions etc
If she’s wrong then black girls can’t draw out white girls for braiding hair. And I’ve seen way worse on the black side calling out white girls for black fishing so sure a black girl with a weave is white fishing no??
This has absolutely nothing to do with what the girls saying or the video gg
Facts. Although I will add that braiding hair has never been an exclusively black thing anyway.
First of all I don’t know why it concerns her secondly many black women do it for different reasons, Afro hair isn’t actually seen as a good thing in society 4c hair particularly is very hard to look after (I know especially as a guy who started growing his hair a year ago it’s pain at times)so wearing wigs/laces eases the stress. Also who said there hair isn’t natural some black women straighten their natural Afro hair? These grey tings need to stay in there community please 🙄 leave black women alone
4c hair isn't hard to look after. Just Western products aren't catered to it.
@@dazedconfuseds Yh that’s true but I feel some people do find it hard especially with the way life is either work and not finding time exc.
@@Chaz15 also some hair dressers didn't help. They would complain my hair was too tough 😅 they just did have the time or patience but.
@@dazedconfuseds Yh I’ve heard of stories where some hairdressers don’t accept 4c hair crazy 😅😪
Many BWs obsession with wigs goes beyond experimentation though. A lot of BW are really ashamed of their natural hair, especially those living outside africa. I dont disagree with the white girl at all
See, black women. Your voice is powerful. That’s why you need to be careful what you present as discussion. I’m going to be honest, here and I want to create scope for discussion.
Black women, certain conversations ought to be had amongst yourselves. Don’t make it available for the public to chip in to. I say this because black women started the over-politicisation of natural hair and policing other black women on how to preserve their authenticity. I understand that it’s a response to Eurocentric beauty standards, but many black women unintentionally end up reducing themselves to pieces of keratin growing out of their scalp. Black women, you are not your hair. You are not your skin colour. You are a complex creation like everyone else who has the right to explore your identity.
The issue is, when these discussions about our identity become frequent talking points, other races of women are watching/listening too. Those women who think they know us, like this weird one in the video, begin to regurgitate the same points, but with the intention to get us to “know our place”. They’re not concerned about our identity issues at all. Many of them are actually threatened by the many different facets our femininity comes in. We’re extremely versatile with our looks. We wear it natural or fake. They don’t always have the room to do the same. Why do black women always have the responsibility to have political motivation behind their identity? If a black woman wears a wig/relaxes her hair, why is it not ever seen as exploration? White women who wear braids (which tbh I’m fine with) don’t ever get accused of the same thing. They’re literally trying to force you to accept a version of femininity that they think is conducive to you based on your phenotype. Other women have room to explore their identities. They prop these women up on their struggling podcasts to talk wass about women they’re secretly competing with. They must be because why would you talk about other women you don’t identify with, especially if one of them isn’t there to provide a rebuttal to some of your misunderstandings about black female identity?
I also think the timing of this podcast episode is weird considering that the black wife effect has swept social media with other races men: white, Latino, Asian-becoming more vocal about the positive aspects of black female identity, beauty and desirability. I think this is an underhanded way of trying to shift the discussion about black women back to a denigrating space. It’s being presented to us so strategically. It’s an annoyed response to black women shifting the paradigms of desirability and dating. Her criticism goes deeper than what most of us are thinking.
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I think it is totally up to the woman whatever race she is to style her hair however she wishes. But I do take her points that western media can influence beauty standards where afro hair or darker skin is not celebrated enough. Look at skin bleaching...it's been indoctrinated from slavery and colonisation that to look at 'white' as possible is a survival tactic to fit in with society. Why does colorism exist???Look at light skinned black actresses that tried to pass as 'white' back in the day to get employment in Hollywood. They straightened their hair. Look at Megan Markle. How she tries to fit. She has afro hair. By how would that go down with the royal family if she had her afro? But not every person thinks this deeply about the influence of media and history on today's beauty standards. I do think afro hair is beautiful but if a black woman wants to straighten it...that's her perogative.
You all just don’t like being told. Even if what’s being said is 💯
Bad mind bombo ole unu.
As soon as you said she was the "wrong messenger" you are saying only a black woman can comment on that without backlash, I hear what she is saying and understand, i have heard her on a previous podcast she speaks of natural living and embracing natural roots, she supports and lifts women from all backgrounds and ethnicities, no rascism there, she has an opinion and raised it, that's the whole point of a debate.
Didn’t call her racist once. Watch the whole video to understand what I said 🤝🏽
@@TopicalJuicewas referring to some of the comments below, I think people are loosing the context of what she was explaining. Would it spark such controversy if she was a woman of colour?
II do t care what’s on a women’s head but the knowledge I can learn and what’s in her head period.theres no such thing as beautiful there’s only I like or I don’t like it’s that simple.
When I saw the thumbnail is was like why is white girl commenting on black people?
This is going to get a lot of pushback lol
But I have to agree
Be natural
I have no tattoos
I’ve never mutilated my body
I was just dealt decent Cards
6’1 long hair lightskin
All I need to do is go gym
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I’m just being me
I’m just living out my heritage
So I get it
Each to there own and anybody can do what they want
You can say wrong messenger
But we live in a clown Circus world
There’s rights for LGBT
TRANS
Blacks
All sorts
I have no problem with the white girl speaking on Black issues
Society opened Pandora’s box
It all can run 👍🏽
If a gay man can talk about woman’s body, her choice
I see no problem with this White go talking about Black issues
Blame society for this
I agree
Beauty is for Hollywood film industry and Disney being human is a emotion a connection and nothing physical and I know you would all like to think so but that is just your avatar trying to confuse you into thinking it’s all about the body but your astral first.
Young brother your speaking from a place of emotion on this and its making you reply with retaliation.
Also to say you dont know what its like to be white I find strange as a mixed race man if you grew up with white family and supposed ‘white culture lol’.
Everyone should speak the truth regardless of skin colour.
The girl was simply speaking a truth based opinion.
When people make race baiting content like this from an emotional standpoint it only adds to the problem and helps it grow 🎯
Its a healthy enlightening discussion if truth over rules emotion 💯
Whattt 🤣 firstly bro not one part of this video was emotional. I literally calmly disagreed with her and her stand point and even demonstrated balance when I said she was right about certain things. Secondly this isn’t race baiting content. A discussion about race doesn’t automatically equate to race baiting. You’re way off the mark with this comment ngl bruh ‼️
@@TopicalJuice ‘Its the wrong messenger’ ‘Whats this gotta do with the girl’ ‘she should focus on all the white girls…’
Those comments and the change of focus to what would be considered ‘white girl issues’ suggest different tbh bruv.
As you go on to talk about your own issues with being mixed race and not knowing nothing about how it feels to be white only shows more emotion too.
The ‘Darling dont flatter yourself’ and the diversion of focus to white women again just further backs up what I originally said.
This aint person brudda I like and support you. Its just simply truthful observation and if you deep it you will see what im saying and could possibly learn something about yourself that will only aid your development as a human too.
All the best 👊🏻
@HeraclesNFT your the one that's emotional you've literally wrote too essays 😅
@@eleseclarke6038 ok fangirl if you say so lol
The first comment is my fact based opinion on the video and the second comment is a response to the reply.
Its called conversation, you should try it
@HeraclesNFT haha your opinion isn't fact but ok I'm no fan girl lol don't get emotional again 😅🙈
The ignorance here is, black ladies hairstyles are cultural, spiritual, braids, afros etc.. non melenated ladies with "straight hair" associate nothing with this other than having straight sleek hair. So if we associate nothing with our 'straight hair' why are you applying or associating anything negative to melenated ladies? I think she means well but she hasn't perhaps got the capability to articulate what she means.
Ps, I am a non melenated lady. Don't come for me.
Bruv u having a pop at the white girl ...and she can say... and has a right... she says truth
Yh why would you tie up another woman's hair in your head.......
That white gyal said what 95 percent of how brother's feel about our women trying to be European when they ignore their own inheritance
She’s speaking facts
No she isn’t
She coming from a good place I think but you can’t talk about ‘black’ when so called black people come from numerous different countries with numerous cultures and languages and practices..go to Africa and you’ll discover this
She's right she told the harsh TRUTH. I'm not" black" but it's what I see.
Wig and weave is rubbish and fake why even pay for that rubbish 🤣
Everyone appropriates
Everyone black girls have white hair styles
And vice versa
I've heard all of black woman mention that if a white girl has braids she appropriating black culture
When the Vikings had braids it's stupid and petty
Just worry about yourself and family people..🙏🇬🇧
I’m white but I relate wayyyy more to black culture after growing up in south 😂
I hear you ‼️
Shes right. Simple. Whether it's her place to chat about it is another discussion
If she's asked about it, she's going to chat about it.
Boooo👎🏽This podcast ain’t it with this content.
She’s not white my g I know her my bredrins sister she a g still
Abeg lol She’s European.
She looks like a quadroon (quarter Afro-descent mix) or octoroon mix (eighth Afro-descent mix)... Interesting viewpoint. I think she needs to remember that Afro hair is very versatile, and can do many different hair styles. There's dark skinned Indian people who have the most beautiful straight hair, there are people of Afro-descent mixed with Indian who are dark skinned. May be some women like to straighten their hair as a style, and like to see how long their hair is. As Afro-coily and Afro-curly hair can get shrinkage or curl up, so you cannot always see how long the length is...
@@katherinecattrell5249She could be Caucasian/European passing like Mama Certy.
Yeah I got that vibe from her
What race is she ?
im sorry, you are the one kind of waffling bro, Black women are the greatest clients for BBL and lip fillers in the USA... what you talking about
She is right