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Would you change your white skin for a black one?
Everyone complains about Al Sharpton this, and Jesse Jackson that, and whether Blacks play the race card to their advantage. But before you get too critical, ask yourself if you would trade places, and accept a dark skin for the rest of your life. And then ask yourself why.
8 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
No, I like who I am. I wouldn't wanna change.
- Anonymous5 years ago
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- Who Knew?Lv 41 decade ago
Sure -- as long as it would get me all the money those women basketball players are going to get or insulate me from criticism no matter what racist or untrue things I say (like Jessie "Hymietown" Jackson or Al "Tawana Brawley" Sharpton).
If being black means I get a fat bank account and a bully pulpit, bring it on!
- 1 decade ago
Never! For one, I couldn't make jokes about my skin tone being 'interior white' and having natural indoor office building camouflage. For two, umm...
Well, never mind 'two'. I guess 'one' is my only reason.
Seriously though, I only really care that I HAVE skin. Beyond that, who cares?
Source(s): Seriously, it doesn't matter. It's everybody else who has to see me all day, and I don't care wat they think. - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- 1 decade ago
No, I would not trade skin colors, and that would be true if I was black. If i was black I would not look for a handout or an excuse to justify being a lazy piece of ****, I would go out and make something of myself.
Lord knows an educated minority has it MADE in this country, ever hear of a little thing called affirmative action?
- wendy gLv 71 decade ago
EXCELLENT point. White people do not have to worry about institutionalized racism, the way that black people do.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I work in Oakland, CA.
Source(s): troops home tonight welcome in Oakland - Anonymous1 decade ago
never