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When it comes to dating, everyone has their preferences. And the main reason I wanted to bring this up, is because dating subjective. When it comes to choosing a partner, to starting a relationship with said partner. How do you know if he or she is the right person? How do you know if the relationship with last that long? According to what I've been seeing on social media, apparently Gen Z has given up on dating. And I totally understand that, because the standards are quite different. And it is totally up to you if you want to date or not. But I wanted to take this time and hear out your opinions. What is your dating advice to Gen Z and everyone else? Especially to mixed race individuals out there?

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I know this channel can be confusing with some topics to some people. But, with some of my and other experiences. We can put together some helpful advice that might be great now and in the near future:

Wasians: You don't have to decide if you are Asian or White, you are just you. You might get the best of both worlds. And don't let comments like "Hafu" get to you.

Blasian: While you will experience worse treatment than your Wasian counterparts. Keep in mind, that you all are not black or Asian. Once again, you are just you, don't try so hard to fit in or outcast yourself because you're "different". Always be you, without question.

"Colourd's" Multi-gen people (black mixture, ex: Creolle's, South African folks): Guess we can throw "light-skin blacks" into this category. Now, Darker skinned folks will always try to Hold you back. And there will be plenty of self-hating counterparts to. Dark skin men benefit off colorism/racism in America, and Light-skin/MGM Women benefit off of it because of them. But still get dragged through the dirt by them. Now, for the men, you do better outside of America if anything. And go to a place that is safe for you, rather than fighting with the same people daily. And don't try to fit in with a bunch of people who hate your skin and bully you for it. And build yourself up, and better your image.

Mullato/Mullata (Black/White): People will be more jealous of you, because you have both genes of the conqueror and the conquered in America. You do better outside of America. And keep in mind, most famous celebrities are Mullato and Mullata. Drake, Mariah Carey, etc. And chances are, your group will make up the majority in the future.

Anglo-Latin: Now, you will have the least struggles. Considering that white skin is viewed higher in Latin cultures. Early in life you may have an identity crisis, but it won't be that bad as you get older.

Afro-Latin: You are not Black or Mexican, you are Afro-Latin. And just like Blasians, you will be treated worse than your Anglo-Latin counterparts. Now, surprisingly, your group has more handsome men and beautiful women without question. Look at Miguel Jontel Pimente and Tessa Thompson.

LatinX/Asian-Latin: You are not Asian or Latin, you are just your own person. Now, many people will confuse you for being another race. But, you don't have to play into their foolishness. You can tell them what you are mixed with, or just say "I'm human". Like I encourage everyone to do, because the concept of race is stupid anyway.

* At the end of the day we are all human. And don't listen or pay any attention to those prejudice people out there. Stay in your lane and live your life the way you intended it. At the beginning and the end of the day...it's your life.

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The Rules:

1. What is the plot?
2. How would the gameplay/ or screen writing for your game or tv show/movie?
3. Who would you cast as your characters?

The Rules:

1. What is the plot?
2. How would the gameplay/ or screen writing for your game or tv show/movie?
3. Who would you cast as your characters?

The Rules:

1. What is the plot?
2. How would the gameplay/ or screen writing for your game or tv show/movie?
3. Who would you cast as your characters?

Born: 5/19/1925

Born: Omaha, Nebraska

Race: Griffe, Black-American Descent

Death: February 21, 1965

Bio: One of the most well-known historians for fighting for the rights of African Americans. He urged them to defend themselves against the White Supremacist. However, his story would come to an end from the Nation of Islam. Mujahid Abdul Halim was one of the main murderers of Malcom X. With that being said, Malcom X is still respected for his accomplishment in Black American culture. And I suggest, reading and looking at a few of his accomplishments.

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Mixed Race Questions

1. Dwayne Johnson Began Acting When?
2. What was Zendaya's most popular TV Show on Disney?
3. What was Markiplier's first game that he ever played?
4. Steven He is famous for what line?
5. What country was Tyla born in?
6. What was Halsey's most popular song?

Michael Beasely has spoken about being targeted by Black American's (Dark skin people) for his mixed features. This bullying by Dark Skin Boys and girls (Black American's) has left a mark on him. But the professional NBA player is not the only one. I've noticed how there is a massive jealousy toward mixed race people. Even those who are multi-racial face higher prejudices. It's not just blacks or whites that do it, but it is most other mono and self-hating mixed people. People that go out of their way to attack and target mixed or multi-racial individuals. At work, in public, and even online with cyber bullying. They sweep it under the rug, but our voices are not going to remain silent.

#MixedRaceHistoryMonth #MixedRaceChildren #MixedRaceLivesMatter #MixedRaceDating

This is a reminder that the first ever Mixed-Race History Month will begin in June of 2026. And will continue for every year afterwards.

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