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Ape

Banned

• Apr 20, 2016

• #1

I'm trying to figure something out here, and I think I might have stumbled upon a double standard of sorts.

so tiger woods is known as an African american golfer. most people have the Asian side of him on the back burner and dont really think about it (Obama kinda too)

so when I say that steph curry is my favorite white basketball player, why do people argue with me? its getting frustrating.

can someone explain to me how this isn't a double standard?

 

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Black Republican

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #2

?????????

 

V

Volimar

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #3

One drop rule has been used to fuck over African Americans for generations. Now they're getting some use out of it.

Also, title was confusing...

 

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DrBo42

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #4

Where's Dave Chappelle's racial draft when we need it most, amirite?

 

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FluxWaveZ

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #5

Now you've done it.

 

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DontBeThatGuy

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #6

How does Curry feel about this.

 

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- J - D -

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #7

You want to...claim someone?

 

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Cuburt

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #8

Wut

 

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R10Neymarfan

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #9

Curry identifies as black. And he has afro centric features, and he married and had a child with a black woman.

No he's not Caucasian in the slightest.

Tiger Woods is seen as black no matter how much Asian is mixed in and he married a white women that soon turned on him...

 

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Negrodamus

Banned

• Apr 20, 2016

• #10

Steph Curry doesn't even identify as white, what the fuck is this topic?

 

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Leunam

Member

• Apr 20, 2016

• #11

One drop rule doesn't apply when you like the guy huh?

 

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Dennis

Banned

• Apr 20, 2016

• #12

Isn't curry more of an Indian thing?

 

ModBot

Not a mod, just a bot.

• Apr 20, 2016

• #13

why der no white history month