My exact thoughts

same

Ev TheBlooper meeeeee

XxxlilmizzzxxX Me when I walk in to my school full of white girls xD aha

XxxlilmizzzxxX that "no way" "that's what I said " got me 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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@chrislever12 how

chrislever12 no it’s not-

Me too sister

Gerald Kijitskowski 😂 love it

+Howsenselessdeath Howpreciouslife

OMG I LOVE YOU SO MUCH

Me too!I also followed the link in your video to find her!Been obsessed with her since!

Madelyn DeGraffenreid I'm right here you know

+Kai Hammond Haha.But seriously,I am in love with your poetry. It's amazing,inspiring,and just over all awesome. Sorry for talkin about you like you're not there,didn't see your comments until after I typed that. Love all around!😙

+Sade Tucker She's an idiot

+THEWALRUSBALL Oh wow so are you

Jordan Teliaferro Hahaha!! Witty

Isn't it? :^) I hope she'll write a book one day.

lol you gotta do better than that nowadays.... that was weak.

Like black women don't dye their hair blonde, straighten their hair, bleach their skin. GMAFB

kleeamd82 we don’t wanna be y’all ... y’all forget y’all don’t have culture

@@kleeamd8274 for years we were told we weren’t beautiful being manipulated into thinking that and being forced to change the way we look to fit in imprinting that message into our children to make things easy and then passing it down now that black women are final accepting themselves and their culture is amazing then for a white women to go and take that away and wear us like a costume it’s infuriating I get that people now see our beauty it’s nice but you can appreciate without appropriating

@@keekeeheehee3773 yeah.......ok. my family is Italian-american, Italians don't have their own culture?? Irish-Americans don't have their own culture? German-Americans don't have their own culture? French-Americans don't have their own culture? How ironic that you sound more ignorant than the people you accuse of ignorance

@@P.Mon432 nobody's wearing you like a costume..... such bs. Everywhere in the world, people are influenced by and have admired other people's nationalities, cultures and styles. Ever since the beginning of time, explorers who travelled to other lands and countries brought back with them some of the traditions, fashions, foods, lifestyles etc. Especially in America, the great melting pot, where everyone's culture at some point rubs off on everyone else. Americans are also heavily influenced by pop culture and celebrities, celebrities whose beauty is idoloizedand made to be the societal standard whether they are black or white, and the public wants to dress, act and be like them. So save it with the SJW BS . Culture, traditions, fashions of every nationality have been shared, copied, borrowed and admired over time since the dawn of time. The eyeliner women everywhere today wear was borrowed from Egyptian Queen Cleopatra - if you're not Egyptian, will you continue wearing eyeliner? Corsets and braziers were borrowed from the French - should women who are not of French lineage stop wearing bras and lingerie? Italian explorer Marco Polo brought back pasta from China - should we, who arent Chinese, stop eating spaghetti? Should we stop eating Chinese food? Should non-Italians stop eating pizza? In Ancient Greece, curly hair was the epitome of beauty, so much so, that wigs were made popular in 17th century Europe by King Louis XIV of France, where everyone all went absolutely mad for wigs that gave them big, dramatically voluminous hair. Modern bathrobes are derived from Japanese kimonos - should non-Japanese stop wearing them? The examples go on and on. Where is the line drawn? The exchange of ideas, styles, and traditions is one of the tenets and joys of a modern, multicultural society. Throughout human history, when groups have come together, they have imitated each other. Typically, this is seen as progressive. Of course "culture appropriation" can be negative, if it's done mockingly. But the way you describe it seems likes it being done out of admiration. Most people consider imitation a form of flattery. It's virtually impossible for different groups to live together and yet primly refrain from imitating what’s good or interesting about one another. Shared commonality and adoration is what brings about unity. It was the shared enjoyment, between blacks & whites, of rhythm & blues music that helped to end segregation, as black & whites congregated together at these venues. Also, last time I checked, blacks didn't have big asses and full lips on lock. I've seen plenty of white ladies with naturally big asses and full lips and plenty of black women with pancake asses and thin lips. It all comes down to genetics, body type and where on the body fat accumulates.

Shouldn't it be aren't I Liberian? You can't be a country not matter how excepting you are of fat people.

It's slag man, it's fine dude.

+Kelven Optimus Maximus shes trying to make a point

Wow I'm bad at English, accepting not excepting.

+Kelven Optimus Maximus ppggg

Jasmin Gentry Brother Malcolm said that in his Autobiography. It’s still true today, sadly

Maddie Bolland I didn’t notice that it was six minutes until I read your comment 😂

Marina Desiree it’s 427k views now

Jasmine mans as well !! 😊

Try +Kai Hammond

PpZ v

I know. I love this chick. She needs one with just her thoughts and poems on it. I guess she's too busy with her studies and life.

Proclaim unnecessary

Proclaim Hush plz

Lol I got the whole video memorized

yes I'm back again