What do you mean you 'identify' as a black person, though? What makes you more black than white? How exactly does feeling black differ from feeling white, when no physiological factor is involved?
The majority of my friends are black, we have the same views and attitudes, and even speak very simlar to eachother (in volcabulary and speech patterns, I'm not mocking their voices, hell no).
It's difficult to describe really, I just feel that I would be more myself if I had black skin.
Is it normal to identify as a black male in this way?
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What do you mean you 'identify' as a black person, though? What makes you more black than white? How exactly does feeling black differ from feeling white, when no physiological factor is involved?
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The majority of my friends are black, we have the same views and attitudes, and even speak very simlar to eachother (in volcabulary and speech patterns, I'm not mocking their voices, hell no).
It's difficult to describe really, I just feel that I would be more myself if I had black skin.
Jeremiah