crimsonfloyd
Active Member
Things are totally different here in California. I did see what you're talking about during middle school and high school, but that's when kids are struggling to establish their idenities anyway. Most adults I know embrace all their ethnicities. Even the people I know who were raised by a single mother often embrace both ethniticties.
And as for Aliecia Keys and other celebraties, that probably has more to do with marketing. It's harder to market a white R&B singer than it is a black one.
And as for Aliecia Keys and other celebraties, that probably has more to do with marketing. It's harder to market a white R&B singer than it is a black one.