Rainbow Debates Choosing a Race - mixed-ish
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- When a fight breaks out at school between a black student and a white student, a teacher puts Bow on the spot and asks her to point out who started it. But for Bow, the question is much more complicated, and may mean she's choosing a race at school. From 'The Warrior,' season 1, episode 2 of mixed-ish. Watch mixed-ish TUESDAY 9|8c on ABC, streaming, on demand, and Hulu.
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The white girl started it, it's not that deep.
Ashea E fr
So if she started it, why did the black girl have possession of “your raggedy notebook.“
Mr. Hitman it said the black girls name on it
Yep.
@@EO-jr7li she didn't have her notebook.
This whole “black vs white and I won’t choose a race/side” thing is going to get old real fast
yea Im already annoyed after watching this short clip.
It won’t be the only thing they talk about, guys. Just give them a chance
It already did. Years ago.
Myles W this show is set in the PAST so it’s important to the story
@@thefuture3376 And please don't pick sides. Race as a concept is flawed and created by some German biologist, he probably wasn't even racist. He might've been, but I dont know.
Well I clearly saw the white girl harrassing the black girl but what Evs
For real
That One She deadass showed her that her name was on there
I agree and I am white.
Right? Thats not choosing a race its knowing right from wrong.
Or the black girl did take it lol
Lol im mixed with black and white as well and i promise you on everything its never been this deep 💀
jade 😂😂😂😂😂 exactly
jade thank u
you’re right, but to be fair, this was set in the past when being mixed wasn’t as prevalent.
in the 70s it was trust me my parents are mixed
Ellie. Oh truuuu
i'm mixed and it's never been this deep lmao
Were you mixed in the 80s?
were you mixed in the 80s??? it also depends on where you live
same
Me too
@@gabriellecummings7416 did u not see the comment before in the 80s thing were different kids were against each other about race
So even though she clearly knew who started it, because she's mixed she won't tell the truth?
What is this show trying to prove
that mixed kids have sooooo ruff cause they feel like that dont really belong and blah blah bullshit.🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻
@@naya6593 It's not bullshit, it's how nearly every mixed kids feels.
Brandon Davidson Im mixed black and white and it’s literally not like this 💀
Why do we have to choose though its not that deep there’s beauty in relating to both I mean other family members chose black but I think we should embrace both or all sides there’s nothing wrong with that
Brandon Davidson lol no it’s not half the kids in my family are mixed and think this show is bullshit
the epitome of overthinking lol
LITERALLY. WHO EVEN THINKS THAT DEEP?
@@karabojackson2852 not 12 year olds in the 80's.
tru, now both of the girls get in trouble cuz she made it about herself
@@earthstar7534 I did
Literally no one talks about race LIKE THAT
Now yeah but ere you born in the 80s
*were
Simmiepop Hardy
Nope but my mom was born in the 80s it wasn’t for her🤔but she was light skin and hung out with a lot of white kids 🤔and very petite but had black friends aswell but ANYWAYS IT WASNT 😐
Han Han
The thing is you’re judging everyone’s experience based on one person just because it wasn’t like that for her doesn’t mean it wasn’t for others. Also ideas have to came from somewhere maybe this is not exactly what could have happened because it’s exaggerated, that doesn’t mean that it didn’t happen to anyone. It also depends on the place you live some places are just more racially divided.
Simmiepop Hardy I’m not talking about there being racial tensions and weird little encounters I mean the very sjw/ woke language choices??? And the way the situations are confronted I get it’s a tv show but for the love of God just DONT
Only thing she had to say is “when they came down the hall, they were already fussing. So I don’t know who started it.” (Side note, if it was me and I got detention, there would’ve been a fight and I’m not talking just words..might as well do what you got in trouble for)
Nah it would have been the same outcome because saying you didn't see anything or saying they were already fighting is essentially straddling the fence. Even if its the truth.
PRIME Gospel that just implies you have no self control over your behavioral and emotional impulses.
Jonelle85 You are entitled of your opinion but we have all grown. Besides this is middle school and you can not tell me you never thought of doing it when you were younger.
A PRIME Prospect is this your alt
@@jojomakes or it'll just imply that they're human
This is so problematic and I’m actually very disappointed the showrunners allowed this to air. This is a hyper dramatized and unrealistic scenario, and it presents a stereotypical view of dark skinned black girl.
It’s not for me to explain to you why this show is fundamentally problematic , but feel free to educate yourself.
Or perhaps it isn’t inherently problematic and your creating issues were none are present?
Shani dayo I respect your opinion. And again I state: educate yourself on the issue. Or don’t.
sis, everything is hyper dramatized and unrealistic.💅🏾 it's satirical
sapphire scott educate yourself dumbass
This is why I don’t watch this show. The white girl was clearly harassing her and started it first. That literally had NOTHING to do with race !
Tamika had the notebook, the white girl gets the notebook, Tamika says it’s the white girls “your raggedy notebook.“
Mr. Hitman The notebook was Tamika’s, it had her whole name on it. When she showed the girl, Rebecca *still* called her stupid and everything. She never said it was the white girl’s book either, and it wasn’t because “Tamika” doesn’t look or sound anything like “Rebecca”
Mr. Hitman Are you stupid? She said no one would steal her notebook not that she has it herself.
@@EO-jr7li she didn't say it was her raggedy notebook. She said no one took your raggedy notebook. Don't know how so many people missed that.
Lol at the people who think a name means it's yours. Let me steal your iPhone and put my name on it. It must make it mine just cause I put my name on it. Proof that it was always mine, right? Lol
This is ridiculous. You know exactly who started the fight and telling the truth doesn't mean you picked anything. She was nonsensically overthinking the situation AND made it about herself. Now the girl who didn't do anything is in trouble because you were imagining some race war in your head. Trash.
You are missing the ENTIRE point.... Nowhere did the show actually confirm who started the fight and whose notebook it actually is.... And hun, when you are a child this is how you see things... You dont want your friends to get in trouble...
I think the white girl starting it is obvious, but keep in mind that this is all still very new to Bow and thus, what's apparent to us will not be clear to her.
@@futuremovieactor not really... The black girl could've stolen the white girl's book and written her name on it and said it was hers... Its happened to my niece a million times... So, it literally could've been either of them that started the fight and stole the notebook 😅
That's another way of seeing it. It's opened to interpretation. Both girls are jerks anyway. They were petty to each other and only teamed up later to be petty to Bow after that.
@@mrmusicality994 what do you mean the show didn't confirm who started the fight? The white girl was the aggressor. Even if the black girl did steal the notebook, the white girl was the ones who put hands on first and you can say that and the white girl rl can make her case to the teacher after the fact. But again, even if it was vague, Bow made it about herself. Instead of being like and some weird race choosing thing. She easily could have been like "idk She claims her notebook was stolen but she also pushed first." or even I don't know. Turning it into some race picking thing was the main issue, and abstaining due to that reason alone is the problem.
I actually like this show, but i'm mixed too and sis, it's not that deep
Being mixed in the 80s, it was that deep
@@chrissylvia828 thank you!
@@leakypooh even today I still feel like it's that deep. The feeling of conflict is constant. So my way of dealing with it is I just go by how I feel that day. Unfortunately it's not fair to those that don't have a choice. It's also a little bit harder when you're passing for white and people think that you're just pretending.
ur privilege is showing
@@joshfabregas7162 I watched the show and my opinion about it changed a little bit. I just assume that growing up in my country being mixed is easier, since most people are mixed with all types of race.
Y’all do realize she’s telling her story from her time.. it’s not that deep now but back then was a different story
Personally I don't think it was that deep back then but I guess it might depend on the school you went to. As I child in the 80s I remember being in a class with a mixed race boy that alot of students (black and white) treated badly, but it wasn't because he was mixed. It was because they thought he was a weird and push over. I tried to be nice to him and he tried to flex on me. I guess he was trying to prove something to the students that treated him bad by talking rude to me and so I put him in his place (verbally that is) and once again he looked like a wimp in front of them.
Can these people make a show about the struggles of being a dark-skinned black girl in the colorist society we live in I'm still waiting for Diane to get her own show
!!!!!!
Everyone is complaining about how she completely over analyzed this but I think that’s the point. How growing up as a mixed kid and not knowing how to identify yourself, she makes some situations over dramatic due to her paranoia.
bruh fucking identify yourself as a mixed kid, it ain't deep, im mixed and I never had problems with "identifying" myself
@@alelexex I'm mixed and I have.
@@lilyritchie-cruickshank4969 how come
@@alelexex I had to validate my ethinicty to people, and it made me question my identity a lot. As well as feeling a pressure that I can't take one side for fear of invalidating the other side of me. So, I get the point that the video was trying to make.
@@lilyritchie-cruickshank4969 yeah but like, she should have just told the fecking truth
Ok so everybody missed the Bunny DeBarge reference.
Nope. It's the only thing that made me laugh.
Most of these kids don't know who that is.
I got it.
You don't know Jacq. I’m 16 and I know who that is 😒
I know Bunny...but again I'm 31 so I've learned about and been exposed to Debarge
“Enjoy your welfare” 😂😂😂😂
That was not funny
aren’t most white women on welfare? lol i find it funny
Reagan was racist bastard
Sara The Wonderful Is this a competition?
Sara The Wonderful not true
Not the one and the three😭🤦🏿♂️
Ya simply can’t win. I do enjoy people talking about her alway talking about choosing a side but that’s life for mixed kids, people say they’re not black and not white, they choose one side and the other gets mad. I guess it’s hard to relate to something you haven’t lived.
Denny hazed i know how you feel like when i was younger, i went to a very diverse school and i didn’t even notice but once middle school hit and i moved to a predominately white school, they made sure i felt out of place. and it really hurt to be told all these ugly things about yourself from ppl who don’t know you at all
I can kinda relate to this show but i went to a school that wasn't diversed and I was treated as fully black and people thought I was lying about being Hispanic because of my hair being 4c it wasn't until I got into the real world that I realized that full blacks saw me as more hispanic I grew up with my siblings and mom all being full black and so I felt my culture was black
shylovesCb that’s how it was for me too, I was treated like the black girl but black people didn’t see me as black and the Mexicans didn’t see me as Mexican either.....
@@denisenicole8271 Unfortunately children more than likely feel this way because of the way race relations are in this country. They see it and it impacts them.
me growing up mixed this show is SPOT ON literally EVERY SINGLE PROBLEM in this show I have experienced (besides the commune) but it’s so glad to have a show I can watch every week that relates to me. Also having my favorite artist in history (MARIAH CAREY) sing the theme song is EVERYTHING
This Scene relates to you? Wow
The fact you relate to this is disturbing. And not on societies end.
I never said this scene. I said the show. I have experienced this with different circumstances with white and black friends. I’ve had to pick and choose sides all the time. sorry you can’t relate.
@@justicew1683 what does choosing sides have anything to do with race? It doesn't, you were in situations with people who just so happen to be black and white. Everything isn't always push and pull
Walkers Sanctuary you’re so close minded. I’m done explaining myself lmao
Me: Sorry, wasn't paying attention.
This took place during the 1980s, right?! Unfortunately, this was how some of my biracial friends felt, especially if they did go to "integrated" schools. We had this discussion in my high school drama class in the 1990s. So, if it was happening in the 90s, it sure was happening in the 1980s.
Folks need to remember the time period and realize there has been progress since then.
I just responded to someone saying exactly this. Yes, it was deff happening in the 90s. Take elementary school with two girls looking at you asking, "which is a prettier color? White or black?" Super charged question and you KNEW what they actually meant. Funny, we had lessons about Mr. Luther King soon after...
Also too: it is a Comedy?? The "Dramatic -effect": is for "Comedic_Purposes": surely; why is -
everyone, taking it, so seriously??
-L.O.L.??
you just choose who's right not who's closer to the shade of white...
She should have said she don’t know and act all clueless and maybe the girl won’t gave her the L, Loser sign to her and the other girl won’t knock her food out of her hands. Raindow don’t derserve to her food knock out of her hand.
I think she still would've been picked on because the girls were upset they both got punished and took it out on her like she was the cause.
Trust she would have still gotten the L
Are all of yall forgetting Rainbow was born in the 70s?
This stresses me out bc I'm mixed (light skin, Honey blonde hair,color changing eyes,etc) and everyone at school is either racist towards "white people" or "black people" . And I hate choosing sides with anyone!
Lee's Stories amen sister
Who noticed that Tamika Brown acted as Judy in K.C Undercover
As a mixed race person this pisses me off.
They make the show seem like the black community wouldn’t accept a mixed raced person... and that’s bull shit.
The black community has open their arms to me with love and support from day one.
Nanameii _ your singular experiences dont negate the experiences of others
The black community literally has always praised mixed race people and accepted them as black. We often put mixed raced people over black people.
TheLeah2344 that’s because of the one drop rule. Now a days many monoraical black people are rethinking that
Why didn't she just say she didn't know? they were already fighting when they walked up, that's just where they chose to stop.
Love this show, Reminds me so much of my childhood!!
When all she had to say I don't know I wasn't paying attention
Hear -hear.
Honestly I disagree, I’m mixed and never had to go through this, even back in the day I really don’t think anybody would do this. Being mixed is so beautiful. I’ve noticed (which is completely weird) but people adore people who are mixed. I can’t relate to mostly any of these situations
Do people realize this show is set in the 1980s? It's about growing up MIXED in the 80s. Not 2019!! If you're going to watch the show you've got to keep it in context.
I'm not watching it because I don't care about mixed people's lives. (They have their own lane now. 👍) But if I were to watch it, I would watch it as a period piece.
underablackgaze mixed people in the 80s did not have it this bad...
@@Woowooox3 yes, we did...and worse. I lived it.
MsZephyra u want a cookie?
@@MsZephyra 🎻🎻🎻🎻🤷🏾♀️
@@Woowooox3 haha sure. But seriously - the point is that our society is so racially divided that the results of miscegenation (a natural outcome of diversity) are mocked and ostracized as not belonging to any one group (America's "one drop rule" notwithstanding).
At the same time, I recognize my privilege and I understand colorism. All people of color need to be more united instead of letting ourselves be more divided by those in power.
😂😂😂 Well Atleast Rainbow wasn’t snitching 😂🤷🏾♂️
I think, that she should have said; "This girl ain't no snitch!!"?? (She could have even said; "this girl, ain't no snitch, *itch!!" But then; she would have been in a lot of trouble!!)??
Honestly race doesn’t matter we all human.
True that. We take things way too seriously and literally start fights over nothing. People get offended by everything these days.
At the end of the day it kinda does
"I hope you like clapping on the one and the three!" LMAO!!
To everyone who is having mixed babies or want mixed babies. Please start talking to them about the concept of race before they go to school. Or send them to a diverse school.. im so tired of this confused narrative with mixed people. Especially in the 80s when we had so many mixed people who were highly praised in the black community. Y’all need to stop teaching kids like theres no race or racism anymore. Please start identifying your children as mixed or biracial. Even if their phenotype looks black theyre still HALF(aka Halle barry) If their phenotype looks more white like a megan markle then they could identity as mixed/biracial or even white. I would get this show if the kids look ambiguous but the only one who looks ambiguous is the little blonde one.. the other two look mixed. Rainbow picking a person who started trouble shouldnt go into a deep thinking about race... yikes
Well said. Can’t spell America without race.
For parents of color raising their children, the act of being othered by a white society, being questioned, scrutinized, handled - these things are not new. But, for white mothers who have grown up as a part of this system, being - perhaps - intellectually aware, but viscerally untouched, this othering of their own children, their flesh and blood, serves as a gut-wrenching awakening.
"Is That Your Child?" Stories of White Moms of Biracial Kids | Psychology Today
www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/living-between-worlds/201801/is-your-child-stories-white-moms-biracial-kids?amp
That's actually full of shit. It's taken what how many years since the 1960s were they made it where people that were white and not white could get married to see one to 3% of people on the census that identified as mixed or of multiple different races. where I lived, you didn't see any mixed children unless they were white and Native American Maybe they might be white and Mexican. But white and black you definitely did not see that even in the 90s and early 2000s. It hasn't been a thing where I lived except in last 10 years. there were 3 children I knew that were mixed white and black and they were brother and sister and the other girl was their cousin. And the white people and the Mexicans at our School accepted them but but the black people didn't except the brother and sister (because they were raised around mostly white people). If they start talking about things that both of them liked that say was associated with being black according to them they would get like yelled at and say you ain't black don't try to even be like us. So they were always being forced to be white. Until the racist white people that went to our school started calling them the n word people that had both black parents would step in and say what did you call them and kick the crap out of them. But yeah they were pushed and pulled between being black and white they were never fully accepted in our school. But now the last 10 years it has become more common. So it's seen as not such a big deal.
RexTheDinosaur1 mixed people were still being produced tho... even before the 60s. During slavery especially where a lot of black women were raped. Even then mixed people had privileges because they were kept inside, treated less harsher etc. mixed people are a common thing especially in the 80s. Debarge, prince, were considered black even when they were biracial. Theres tons of mixed people i can list in the 80s who arent just black/white.
yallneedtoshutup fax
The average “black” American is 24% white. Half us are about 50% white and are therefore already mixed and have been for centuries! Lt skinned is nothing new. Frederick Douglas? This will only go away when white Americans get over color enough to accept the white blood in their mixed cousins. Most still call Obama the first black president. He was also the 6th Irish president!!!
As a wise man once said 'I'm not here to fit into your world, I'm here to make my own'. I live by those words and everyone that's of a mixed race should to. They're not one race or the other, they're both, they're their own person
“Enjoy your welfare”
“Have fun clapping on beats 1 and 3”
You know, for a show who’s whole point is getting rid of racism…
_…it seems awfully racist…_
what does the second one mean?
@@HeavenSentAngel1966 lol. It's about the rhythm of white people being off until the last half decade to most high tempoed songs unless they were a professional dancer and/or hung out with ethnic peoples (think dirty dancing and why the charcters stood out in the club scene especially).
Oh thanks :)
@@HeavenSentAngel1966 indeed. Stereotypes nonetheless, but one beaten into the ground.
"I hope you like clapping on the one and the three"😂😂😂😂
Growing up as a mixed child figuring out your racial identity can be a problem , you become unsure as to where or who (which side) you’ll be accepted by .
I feel like this could’ve been a cute limited series or something but a show...?
Eh. She's gonna choose black, white is never really an option
I thought the same thing there's no way white people would except a mixed person, unless they phenotypical looked white
Ok, but blacks well "some" aren't that accepting as well....
@@mixedgirlsss2692 true, I've seen it happen. It all depends on how they were raised and how white they look.
@@RexTheDinosaur1 That's maybe why black people say "I'm not black enough" cause I look more white with hazel eyes..... 😶😶
@Lame's Channel I know.... And I'm not trying to brag... lol
I am screaming at the intercoms system “this is Ronald Regan....enjoy your welfare” and “this is Jesse Jackson...enjoying clapping on the 1 & the 3” lmfaooo bye byeee
As a mixed person myself I have not yet been in that kind of situation, but she could've not said who started it or what she ended up saying but why it happened
That poor wrap😭😭
The white girl did start the fight
@@LiloRolland but the lunch had her name on it, so she stole it back
L.A.B ART There was actually no clear indication that she actually stole the notebook or not.
@@LiloRolland technically she didn't start it because she didn't steal. And technically you've just racially profiled her.
This sounds like a show that just complains about how hard it is to be mixed race or racially ambiguous which btw is usually the most desirable ‘look’ for most people🙄🙄 I also get that being mixed comes with its own struggles but still it sounds like a mixed race version of tall girl
I mean she could've just said "I dont know"
for people saying “the white one” stole it. Y’all just being biased. Imagine if someone in the comments said “it’s obviously the black girls fault”. They would get a bunch of nasty replies. We don’t know what happened in the beginning. That might actually be the white girls notebook. Maybe the white girl was wrong. Who knows, you guys honestly make me laugh 😂
yeah but it obviously had Tamika's name on it and she still didn't give up
Pitbull lover maybe she wrote it down afterward? people that steal notebooks would most likely do that if they don’t want to get caught. Again this probably never happened but I’m just saying we don’t know. It could’ve been the white ones fault too idk
@@lynn-vn8xw it was Tamika's book. End of the story. No one is being biased. We're just watching the clip and using our brains.
Raven Smallwood how are you so sure???? like you know 100% and you talked to the directors and everything? like it’s obviously just a clip so none of this is real, but we don’t know who’s book it is
@@lynn-vn8xw we do know whose book it is. Maybe you don't but I'm telling you right now. It was Tamika's book.
This shouldn't have been a case of choosing which race but which to stand behind. Right or Wrong.
Mixed people that are phenotypically black don't get that option to "choose". This show is freaking tone deaf .
0g0c0b0 this comment is brain dead
@@thefuture3376 this comment is worthless
0g0c0b0 mixed people who are phenotypically black don’t get to choose ??? What kind of bias mental state are you in of cors we get to choose but comments like this are the reason why mixed race people have identity issues saying we don’t have a choice is the reason the show is on tv you idiot so we can finally establish ourselves as individuals away from retarded comments like this
The Future you’re black
@@thefuture3376 naaaah the world sees you as black if you're phenotypically black. You may have light skinned privilege but not one sees Halle Berry as a white woman. Facts.
How are they mad at now for not snitching
Easily solved with "I ain't a snitch"
Nothing wrong with saying I don’t know for exactly who the hell started it.
Teachers always come for me and guess what? I’ve never been hated when I told the truth. I guess b/c I always sympathize and talk about their (the person in the wrong) actions after words
The mean girl with blonde use to go to my dance studio
I would have been like I wasnt paying attention
They can’t be mad at rainbow they got themselves detention 😒
Part of me, does not -
wish to: over -react/take it, too seriously: it is a comedy -show; after all!??? -But; in:_ - "Real-Life":_ -
I think, that it would be so un-fair and it would make me pretty mad/sad even: if Rainbow, got into: trouble: because: it is not her battle: just because she did not take sides: @ the end; would have been so un-fair: for the 2 young ladies, to blame her??
Aint that the little robot kid from KC undercover?
The rule here no one is apparently aware of is not to snitch. A teacher comes up to you and says "who started it?" There is only one answer. And she basically did the right thing.
I wanna watch this
Wow that girl who was that robot girl from K.C. Undercover is all grownup.This show has a good point.I’m glad that bow was on no side of black and white.
People are missing the whole point. Regardless of who was right or wrong in the situation, they were going to assume she picked a side. People can take it as a simple misunderstanding or someone being the bad guy, but because they are of two different colors, their going to assume it as a race thing. If it was two white girls arguing or two black girls, then they could have cleared it and moved on with their day, but because they were of different race, whoever she chose to point out first, they would think she was favoring that race. If she said the black girl was in the wrong, the white people would assume she was on their side and the black people would assume she hated her black side and wanted to be white. If she blamed the white girl then the same thing would have occurred, boxing her into one race despite being from both.
Yeah something everyone regardless of race have gone through. Not knowing where you fit in or how to find your identity without losing who you are as a person.
Lil advice: choose the side that doesn't have a single motherhood rate over 75%
You're white aren't you..
ion know anymore most likely
Lil advice: Choose the side that can cook, knows how to dance, doesn't have sex with their family members, and who doesn't rape their kids.
Y’all can be mad all you want but the fact is this does happen to mix kids all the time
@Saoirse O'Reilly lmaooooo seriously doesn't make sense to me
@Saoirse O'Reilly bingo
This was... Interesting.
She actually did the right thing, because she didn't know how it all started. If you don't know the truth, admit that you do not know.
Wait when did they make this show?
its cool but I want full episodes
Wit that little girl giving her the L and the other girl knocking the sandwich out of her hand was unnecessary both of those kids got on my nerves Bow they ain’t worth your energy I know she grew up on a commune but I would’ve fought both of them right then and there and when the white girl threw the food on her and the black girl had the nerve to high five her smh 😑
This doesn't make any sense! It's a petty fight that has more to do with female infighting (and kids being sucky) than race. ☠️
The girl named tanika is Judy from ki undercover
Why not just -say, that she didn't see/doesn't know, what happened??
Tell the truth period.
I feel you mixe...I feel you bow....(These were the actual words that came to my mind as I saw this video)
why bow look like the girl that had a crush on me in 2nd grade, but I also had a crush on her
thank goodness i didn't go school in the 80's 😭😭😂
Omg Judy from of undercover!!
The Black girl's name is on it so I would assume it's hers. I guess it's possible it was the white girl's and the black girl just wrote her name in if to make it seem like hers, but regardless, I think this argument is requires more investigation that "who started it." The person who starts it may or may not be the guilty party.
They really trying to get to us believe all the Lisa Bonnet’s of the 80s were really out here struggling .
This is trying to be Everybody Hates Chris So Bad
How about side with who was in the right?
While I understand the intention behind this it’s very poorly executed. She doesn’t need to “pick a side” she needs to tell the truth. Period.
It shouldn’t have been about color in the first place and I hope she realizes that in the near future.
This trope...I’m snoozing already
of course the darkest girl in this whole franchise is accused of stealing. who's writing these episodes?
To all the people saying "I'm mixed and it's not that deep" just because it you haven't had these experiences doesn't mean no one else did. Think outside your own view.
She did NOT just call her Bunny DeBarge 😂
I get what they were trying to do here but they did it badly. I’m mixed and there have been times when it felt like choosing would hurt someone and possibly change the way people saw me or who I hung out with but this example is just bad. 🤷🏽♀️
Isn't that the girl from KC undercover?
Just curious, why little Bow looks soooo much like Nana Adjoa??
Uhhh...You Should Of Ya Know.. Just Told The Truth? Lmao
The dark girl looks old for the age she's playing
Surprisingly she's 12 in real life
@@fefe854 wow okay.
Didn't we all? I was 12 and looked 16 to 18 to most people even with my mother dressing me like a Mormon, she couldn't hide height or naturally development.
The teacher asked a simple question only if she wasn't thinking about race it would have been easier for her to answer
This is crazy and funny
This show should be called dumbish
The Future you’re black
The Future if this is the show u “relating” too damn y’all something else,,,,
Just to clear things up. I was born in 1994, and these identity issues are still relevant for many mixed people. Obviously it’s a sitcom and generalized, but what sitcom isn’t? But the idea of having to choose a race isn’t just an 80s thing. All throughout school, I had to identify as “one of the following” not “all that are applicable to you.” Plus I’m not only black and white, I’m also Hispanic, so ya know. People have dimensions and society is slow to pick up on understanding that. Just saying cause these comments are kinda not seeing the point.