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You are offended by Obama not saying he is white ( you say this, all the time), and i am not offended he doesn't say he is Kenyan. That's my point. We disagree, simple!

I'm just like you in that , i will state my thoughts, regardless of support.People here are just tooooooooooo sensitive.

his citizenship says he is American

completely sensitive sis

again...a misquote!! I am not offended by O'Bama not saying he is white. Never did I say this....read again!What I said is...I am offended by him not saying he is bi-racial.

He has the most perfect opportunity to bring the balck and white together. To put aside the B/W issue. But he choses not to. He declares himself one race when he is both.

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Totally different from....***You are offended by Obama not saying he is white ( you say this, all the time),Please...if you are going to respond to my statements, refer to them properly

Skin color is only,.....Duh, ......... skin deep.

Hate and ignorance rot to the core!!! SHANTI

Recently befriended a great guy that is a potential 'more than friends.'
He works as a photgrapher and we have been hanging out together often over the last weeks...
Anyway the point of this I notice when we go out some people blatantly stare...( he is dark-skinned..well caramel to be exact as he is half Jamaican..and fine!)
I find their distasteful looks to be absurd in this day and age..I have dated a few men of other cultures and never really consider it a problem.
It got me to thinking about interracial relationships and the problems that arise with exogamy...what are your thoughts and do you consider it acceptable to both yourself and your extended family??

wow I cant believe you get this in dublin. Thats ridiculous were not in the dark ages anymore!!

Yeah, lets get back to the sensitivity, in inter-racial relationships, instead.

Sis, how are the dutch boys?

Hi Riya, thank you. I do mean it, however, I think many people think that it is a name for myself, as in a signature, as opposed to a state which I wish upon everyone. Perhaps they are unaware of its' meaning.
You are such a wonderful soul yourself, always nice, wise and informed for such a young woman. Always a pleasure to read your responses.

SHANTI

Recently befriended a great guy that is a potential 'more than friends.'
He works as a photgrapher and we have been hanging out together often over the last weeks...
Anyway the point of this I notice when we go out some people blatantly stare...( he is dark-skinned..well caramel to be exact as he is half Jamaican..and fine!)
I find their distasteful looks to be absurd in this day and age..I have dated a few men of other cultures and never really consider it a problem.
It got me to thinking about interracial relationships and the problems that arise with exogamy...what are your thoughts and do you consider it acceptable to both yourself and your extended family??

again...a misquote!! I am not offended by O'Bama not saying he is white. Never did I say this....read again!What I said is...I am offended by him not saying he is bi-racial.

He has the most perfect opportunity to bring the balck and white together. To put aside the B/W issue. But he choses not to. He declares himself one race when he is both.

"
Totally different from....***You are offended by Obama not saying he is white ( you say this, all the time),Please...if you are going to respond to my statements, refer to them properly