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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think MANY AAs feel slighted by biracials who identify as biracial as opposed to solely AA. I think the solution is for biracial to choose their own race as opposed to anyone (black or white) making that choice for them. I think some AAs will be upset by this and make that difficult.[/quote]

I see how you threw in "some" and "many" but I still disagree with you.  No AA people I know gives 2 shits how a biracial person chooses to identify.  At most I was asked "what race are you", I answered and that was that.  You are giving yourself way too much importance here thinking this is an issue for AAs.  Now if you're a biracial who turns their nose up when a black person even looks at you out of fear of being perceived as one of them (how about that for a non often discussed topic?) then yeah, you probably have been on the receiving end of a lot of grief.[/quote]
Wow! You're insecurities are showing. We both know that if AAs didn't give two .... you wouldn't have biracials begging to be left alone. You're just so jealous of them it makes your blood boil to hear the conversation. You're talking about how unimportant they are, which is just projecting your low-esteem and image. You're unimportant and you know it. That's not biracials people's fault. Instead of coming on here, go to a therapist. They can help you better than we can.[/quote]

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