After this scandal, I have no solution except to use the Banu Hashem card to sever any relationship with this cursed countryYes. I also seem to identify as a Ethiopian national now after the recent news!
After this scandal, I have no solution except to use the Banu Hashem card to sever any relationship with this cursed countryYes. I also seem to identify as a Ethiopian national now after the recent news!
Maybe because you're mixed with Arab?I have never been called black in my life.
Same hereNo I never fell for that rubbish
Same for me and both my parents are Somali. No recent Arabian admixture.Maybe because you're mixed with Arab?
Yes. My twitter handle is @madowlover
In the society in which I lived, no one knew me as “black” at all. Rather, only that I was Somali. Many Arabs used to call me by Somali nicknames that they were learning, and sometimes they would ask me why my hair was soft and different from other Africans, and among these things, as for the basic point, I am. I refuse to be called black, not because of color at all (because there are many dark-coloured societies), but because of culture. I have a different history, a different culture, and a different religion. Why do they want me to be classified as *color* and forget all these factors? No thanks, I am Somali only from the continent of Africa
Did you feel like a madow akin to like Jamaicans and west Africans,FBA or etcPerhaps you could define what you mean by 'madow'. Is it complexion? Culture? Socio-economic stance?
Good for you, dear.Same for me and both my parents are Somali. No recent Arabian admixture.
How were you fooled by society elaborate?Yes when I was younger because I was fooled by society. Currently I do not identify as black.
So not being seen as Black is a good thing?Good for you, dear.
Skin colour is a poor measurement99% of somalis in the west say they are black, same with folks back home and me. Its just a skin color man, no need to make it a bigger issue.
As if these same Africans don't hate us already; the whole Pan Africanism that they love to promote is full of lies and they see you no different than they see other groupsI only identify as Somali and East African but I'm not stupid enough to aggressively argue for why I'm not black in public.
Imagine being further isolated by non-Cushitic Africans when we already cop a lot of hate for being Muslim and having the broad black African phenotypes of dark skin, curly hair and full shaped lips. And then being labelled as anti-black self haters in real life and dealing with the face-to-face repercussions of it.