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She's a descendant of an Indian and of a Jamaican. She's "black" but not ADOS (descendant of slavery). Honestly I see these identifications to a political ends
by djsumdog 6y ago
She's a descendant of an Indian and of a Jamaican. She's "black" but not ADOS (descendant of slavery).
Honestly I see these identifications to a political ends as very problematic. Your political beliefs and policy decisions should stand on their own, absent a person's identity.
- tome 6y ago> She's "black" but not ADOS (descendant of slavery). How not? Surely most black Jamaicans are descendants of slaves.