I have often spray painted my hand while holding/painting an object "black"
Does that make me "part black"?
Does the lacquer thinner I use to clean my hand "purge" me of being "black"?
Originally Posted by Bestworking:
Do black people get in trouble for dressing as a white person?
No.
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During the bad old days of segregation, the black minstrel shows would have nights set aside for black folks. Part of their act included white face parodying whites. What little I've read about was rather funny.
Originally Posted by Roland Pfalz:
I have often spray painted my hand while holding/painting an object "black"
Does that make me "part black"?
Does the lacquer thinner I use to clean my hand "purge" me of being "black"?
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It's funny too, to see a site saying, "10 stars you didn't know were black". Oh wow! Really? They're black? Even if one of their parents is caucasian they're black? How about that!!! That's like obummer, his mother was white as cotton, but amazingly he's black!
Research J. Edgar Hoover's background someday!
Carol Channing was the one that surprised me.
OOPS!
Originally Posted by Roland Pfalz:
I have often spray painted my hand while holding/painting an object "black"
Does that make me "part black"?
Does the lacquer thinner I use to clean my hand "purge" me of being "black"?
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Spraying your own hand while holding/painting an object black does not make you "black"; it merely shows that you are a sloppy painter.
Originally Posted by Contendah:
Originally Posted by Roland Pfalz:
I have often spray painted my hand while holding/painting an object "black"
Does that make me "part black"?
Does the lacquer thinner I use to clean my hand "purge" me of being "black"?
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Spraying your own hand while holding/painting an object black does not make you "black"; it merely shows that you are a sloppy painter.
I aint seen none of YOUR s**T sell on Ebay....?
