Here's my thing... I'm much more affected by how someone is dressed and how they are acting than by their skin color. Bill Cosby? Not threatening. I love that guy. Tupac Shakur? Scares me to death. Why? They're both black, right?

Tupac dresses like a gangster. He acts like a gangster. Cosby does not.

So if I'm walking down the street and someone dressed threateningly glares at me while holding a gun, I'm going to be threatened by that person. Doesn't matter if they're white, black, mexican, Indian, French, etc.

Add Obama's comment about his grandma to the List of Things That Would Be Racist If a White Person Said Them.\

Can you imagine?

"My black grandma is racist as all get out. She's a typical black person."

It would never fly.

I can pretty much guarantee you that if you had ever run into Tupac on the street, he would not have threateningly glared at you while holding a gun, no matter how he was dressing that day.

Essentially, are you saying you'd like all black people to act and dress more like white people, just like Bill Cosby has done?

Essentially, are you saying you'd like all black people to act and dress more like white people, just like Bill Cosby has done?

But wouldn't the person saying this be considered black?
Gotta love that one-drop rule (that white people invented to keep the white race pure). In this case, the person is a quadroon, which is well within the bounds of blackhood.

blackhood.