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I still use it. Never heard it was offensive even from people I described as that.

I still hear the term from the elderly .

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No when you’re in corporate America you a human just like all of us. Character what defines people I don’t know why black people make everything about race as to why they feel mistreated yet you look at the culture it promotes fatherlessness, stealing, scamming, killing, drug dealing as if it’s cool. Notice black people that grow up in suburbs usually turn out fine and will tell you that they don’t experience none of the racism it’s bc they were built with good character

Seems like they always cry something but whatever

I like how you get down to facts! I think you would appreciate a two volume book series titled 'THE INVENTION OF THE WHITE RACE' by Theodore W. Allen. Mr. Allen passed a few years ago, but he referred to himself as "Anglo-Saxon" and Truly understood what it meant to claim "White" status in the USA! Very enlightening!

In the 90s, she was so professional about answering questions about her background. They asked her so many race questions in the 90s! It was wild!

So happy I found this channel ❤ I’m black/white biracial and I e always admired Mariah… great video 😊

Good video. As a biracial person, I never thought much about Mariah Carey as a mixed race recording artist. I kind of judged her music separate from her being biracial. Interesting perspective here.

I worked in radio many years ago playing music as a board op sometime after graduating from college . When you cited the musical genres and styles of Mariah Carey at one point in the video, It reminded me how culturally and frankly racially segregated commercial music is.Thus as a mixed race performer, Carey probably had to be rather stringently bifurcated and classified as a musical artist . I played Oldies rock music myself when working in radio: Beatles, Stones, Doors etc. You didn't just throw in a Motown or rap song if you felt like it. You stuck to the playlist .

love your channel 💜🫶🏽

❤ I love you ty...🎉🎉

New Zealand has been full of mixed race couples and familys before i was born in the 1970s

QUEEN!!!!!

It’s a mixed thing! 😉❤

GREAT VIDEO ❤❤❤

Growing up in the South, I had a hard time understanding all this race talk that happens when it comes to mixed people, as I grew up and traveled it opened me up to the understanding that there are generational and geographical differences in how race works. In the South we have been "mixed" for a long time, in other places there are far less black people, therefore less mixed people, therefore less diversity and less understanding of differences. We never talked about Mariah Carey when I was a kid, I grew up right when she came out, her first album came out when I was in Kindergarten. We loved her music and had all her albums in my family. It was not hard to understand. We knew tons of mixed people, my step-mom is white, my mom and aunt had white friends, mixed kids were not ostracized. But I recognize how Mariah opened the door to the discussion of this because before her it was there but not talked about and people would claim one or the other, rather than both sides or just try to be ambiguous.

I've loved her since 1990! I was 9 then. I love her more than she'll ever know! I'm black and mexican mixed but often get mistaken as black and white. So, I know first and second hand how it feels to be casted out. But anyways....today 4/30/2023 is her twins birthday, btw! I'm glad I found your channel. 😇

This video was so thoughtful and well done. You did a amazing job and as a fan who has read everything about her this is so unique and well done.

As a brazilian, we see "race mixed" people doing cultural crossovers ALL THE TIME but Mariah is a icon! In a different context she was able to make hip hop and pop culture get along with no possibility to separarion! 😍

I wonder if her black friends called her white. The mixed people I know seem to get more harassment from the black people. They call them light skinned or high yellow. I’ve personally witnessed that happen.

Very beautifully well done! I really loved your video and your own personal experience towards the end! I love Mariah and her mixed racial background. I have a podcast called Everything Relatable, and I’m about to do a Mariah episode. Would you be interested in doing an interview for the sequel about how Mariah has impacted you as a lamb, and how she helped you growing up?