Everybody wants to be a nigga but..

yes when people talk about africa they think about bantu people, but when they see other people like Xhosa, or Somali, or Habesha, or Berber...

Dani Leigh in the cut

That’s not true about Libyans but it all depends on what area

The person in the OP doesn’t like white at all to me just a typical Berber but people have different ideologies of white I guess

Why u bump this dead thread

Wanted to see who’s North African in KTT so I searched threads related to it

She's not Black but that don't make her white either.

I don't understand why people not Black want to use the word. There's no fundamental difference between nigga and n!gger. The reason it ends in -a instead of -er is because of AAVE and the tendency to drop the -er or words. There's a reason DaBaby isn't "The Baby", etc,. You're just saying a slur. Very weird for nonblack people to wanna use it.

Tbf she is undeniably at least (partially) black, so I don’t think people would look at her in particular sideways for it

Having thick curly hair doesn't make someone Black.

And we can assume all day what her possible ancestry is all day but that'd be blood quantam so...

I have white and non-sub saharan African ancestry so am I not Black

No but that specific type of hair is linked to sub Saharan ancestry
It’s pretty easy to know what people are nowadays with genetic testing samples of certain ethnic groups she’s probably a Berber with a higher than average sub Saharan or in Morocco they call it haratin ancestry

No you are just a typical African American which basically they all have decent amounts of European but that amount they have usually doesn’t affect phenotype

I told y’all from time, we should have never let French Montana slide

damn you on some ancestry.com s***

I knew this edgy white guy in high school who would play Dishonored on a gaming laptop during lunch and one day he revealed that he was from South Africa and spent the rest of math class that day greeting people with the N word with a hard R

Me and other Egyptians always got a heated discussion about whether we are allowed to use that term or not while we’re reciting songs, what do you think?

Their point of view is that most Egyptians were once slaves during the pharaonic era and North Africans so it makes more sense than someone like Tekashi 6ix9ine being allowed to say it

I just avoid using the n word to keep my peace of mind really, I find it unnecessary lmao

She got a mans?

A lot of north africans I have met (moroccan, egyptian) do not claim their african ancestry and opt for their middle eastern heritage. To me that plays a part in the “politics” of the word

what a throwback

She's cute