Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The important thing about the RHOP is that they are entertaining, funny snd endearing. Every single one of them. They are the best of all the HW, imo.
Really? they don't even live in Potomac LOL
Monique and Karen do. RHOP is the best. My dh and his friend watch it because of Chris Samuels and Juan Dixon. The show has wide appeal. I loved when the ladies met to discuss the fight and Wendy and Karen talked about the impression they make and the negative stereotypes about black women. The show can be downright silly, but it has deep moments for sure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The important thing about the RHOP is that they are entertaining, funny snd endearing. Every single one of them. They are the best of all the HW, imo.
Really? they don't even live in Potomac LOL
Anonymous wrote:The important thing about the RHOP is that they are entertaining, funny snd endearing. Every single one of them. They are the best of all the HW, imo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t get over how much Ashley’s little sister looks EXACTLY like their mom.
+1
I wonder what the racial makeup of Ashley’s mom is. I know she’s black, but is she half-white?
Ashley’s mom is a light skinned black woman. We do exist and are NOT biracial as Giselle and Robyn have pointed out for years.
Robyn shared dna results one time, and if I remember correctly, she’s like 60% white or something. That’s pretty biracial, even if her parents do both check the Black box.
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Race is far more than the DNA of an ancestor.
The question was about racial makeup. Robyn is not all Black race. Therefore she is multiracial, if not downright biracial (black/white). That is a fact that Robyn herself has acknowledged. PP what is wrong with you?
DNA tests say sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan African =/= Black. Close to no African-Americans are 100% sub-Saharan African due to widespread rape, etc. It’s a multiracial group. I’m AA and less than 50% sub-Saharan African and no one would ever see me and say I was biracial. Her parents are the same race so how could she be biracial?
Because they are all mixed race, regardless of how they identify.
Are you slow? So are the only black people from Africa? Everyone else is “mixed race.”
You stated no one would every say you were biracial. You look black. Congrats. To many, Robyn doesn't, and I don't either. Doesn't make us any less black, but we can't act surprised/offended others don't think we are black when you hear it enough times. I'm not going to get outraged if someone sees me as white and I'm not. Their eyes can mistake me however they want and I have to deal with that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t get over how much Ashley’s little sister looks EXACTLY like their mom.
+1
I wonder what the racial makeup of Ashley’s mom is. I know she’s black, but is she half-white?
Ashley’s mom is a light skinned black woman. We do exist and are NOT biracial as Giselle and Robyn have pointed out for years.
Robyn shared dna results one time, and if I remember correctly, she’s like 60% white or something. That’s pretty biracial, even if her parents do both check the Black box.
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Race is far more than the DNA of an ancestor.
The question was about racial makeup. Robyn is not all Black race. Therefore she is multiracial, if not downright biracial (black/white). That is a fact that Robyn herself has acknowledged. PP what is wrong with you?
DNA tests say sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan African =/= Black. Close to no African-Americans are 100% sub-Saharan African due to widespread rape, etc. It’s a multiracial group. I’m AA and less than 50% sub-Saharan African and no one would ever see me and say I was biracial. Her parents are the same race so how could she be biracial?
Because they are all mixed race, regardless of how they identify.
Good God people. Race is a social construct. They are Black. Being Black is about much more than DNA. Do you not understand the one-drop rule? One drop of Blackness means you get to experience all the lovely things that come with it. Ok? Those people are Black, Blackety Black. Do we have to spell this out 4 u?
Yes, because those of us who don't look black, don't get treated black blackety black. It is indeed a social construct.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t get over how much Ashley’s little sister looks EXACTLY like their mom.
+1
I wonder what the racial makeup of Ashley’s mom is. I know she’s black, but is she half-white?
Ashley’s mom is a light skinned black woman. We do exist and are NOT biracial as Giselle and Robyn have pointed out for years.
Robyn shared dna results one time, and if I remember correctly, she’s like 60% white or something. That’s pretty biracial, even if her parents do both check the Black box.
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Race is far more than the DNA of an ancestor.
The question was about racial makeup. Robyn is not all Black race. Therefore she is multiracial, if not downright biracial (black/white). That is a fact that Robyn herself has acknowledged. PP what is wrong with you?
DNA tests say sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan African =/= Black. Close to no African-Americans are 100% sub-Saharan African due to widespread rape, etc. It’s a multiracial group. I’m AA and less than 50% sub-Saharan African and no one would ever see me and say I was biracial. Her parents are the same race so how could she be biracial?
Because they are all mixed race, regardless of how they identify.
Are you slow? So are the only black people from Africa? Everyone else is “mixed race.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t get over how much Ashley’s little sister looks EXACTLY like their mom.
+1
I wonder what the racial makeup of Ashley’s mom is. I know she’s black, but is she half-white?
Ashley’s mom is a light skinned black woman. We do exist and are NOT biracial as Giselle and Robyn have pointed out for years.
Robyn shared dna results one time, and if I remember correctly, she’s like 60% white or something. That’s pretty biracial, even if her parents do both check the Black box.
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Race is far more than the DNA of an ancestor.
The question was about racial makeup. Robyn is not all Black race. Therefore she is multiracial, if not downright biracial (black/white). That is a fact that Robyn herself has acknowledged. PP what is wrong with you?
DNA tests say sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan African =/= Black. Close to no African-Americans are 100% sub-Saharan African due to widespread rape, etc. It’s a multiracial group. I’m AA and less than 50% sub-Saharan African and no one would ever see me and say I was biracial. Her parents are the same race so how could she be biracial?
Because they are all mixed race, regardless of how they identify.
Anonymous wrote:This is the only HW show that makes me laugh. When Gizelle and Ashley were dancing in the street at the parade was adorable. Wendy and her sister imitating their mother, hilarious!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jamaal is the paster version of R Kelly
+DL vibes
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t get over how much Ashley’s little sister looks EXACTLY like their mom.
+1
I wonder what the racial makeup of Ashley’s mom is. I know she’s black, but is she half-white?
Ashley’s mom is a light skinned black woman. We do exist and are NOT biracial as Giselle and Robyn have pointed out for years.
Robyn shared dna results one time, and if I remember correctly, she’s like 60% white or something. That’s pretty biracial, even if her parents do both check the Black box.
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Race is far more than the DNA of an ancestor.
The question was about racial makeup. Robyn is not all Black race. Therefore she is multiracial, if not downright biracial (black/white). That is a fact that Robyn herself has acknowledged. PP what is wrong with you?
DNA tests say sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan African =/= Black. Close to no African-Americans are 100% sub-Saharan African due to widespread rape, etc. It’s a multiracial group. I’m AA and less than 50% sub-Saharan African and no one would ever see me and say I was biracial. Her parents are the same race so how could she be biracial?
Because they are all mixed race, regardless of how they identify.
Good God people. Race is a social construct. They are Black. Being Black is about much more than DNA. Do you not understand the one-drop rule? One drop of Blackness means you get to experience all the lovely things that come with it. Ok? Those people are Black, Blackety Black. Do we have to spell this out 4 u?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t get over how much Ashley’s little sister looks EXACTLY like their mom.
+1
I wonder what the racial makeup of Ashley’s mom is. I know she’s black, but is she half-white?
Ashley’s mom is a light skinned black woman. We do exist and are NOT biracial as Giselle and Robyn have pointed out for years.
Robyn shared dna results one time, and if I remember correctly, she’s like 60% white or something. That’s pretty biracial, even if her parents do both check the Black box.
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Race is far more than the DNA of an ancestor.
The question was about racial makeup. Robyn is not all Black race. Therefore she is multiracial, if not downright biracial (black/white). That is a fact that Robyn herself has acknowledged. PP what is wrong with you?
DNA tests say sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan African =/= Black. Close to no African-Americans are 100% sub-Saharan African due to widespread rape, etc. It’s a multiracial group. I’m AA and less than 50% sub-Saharan African and no one would ever see me and say I was biracial. Her parents are the same race so how could she be biracial?
Because they are all mixed race, regardless of how they identify.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t get over how much Ashley’s little sister looks EXACTLY like their mom.
+1
I wonder what the racial makeup of Ashley’s mom is. I know she’s black, but is she half-white?
Ashley’s mom is a light skinned black woman. We do exist and are NOT biracial as Giselle and Robyn have pointed out for years.
Robyn shared dna results one time, and if I remember correctly, she’s like 60% white or something. That’s pretty biracial, even if her parents do both check the Black box.
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Race is far more than the DNA of an ancestor.
The question was about racial makeup. Robyn is not all Black race. Therefore she is multiracial, if not downright biracial (black/white). That is a fact that Robyn herself has acknowledged. PP what is wrong with you?
DNA tests say sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan African =/= Black. Close to no African-Americans are 100% sub-Saharan African due to widespread rape, etc. It’s a multiracial group. I’m AA and less than 50% sub-Saharan African and no one would ever see me and say I was biracial. Her parents are the same race so how could she be biracial?