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Re: Comfortable in my own skin *LINK*
In Response To: Comfortable in my own skin ()

African-Caribbeans are always and forever mindful of their African heritage; and I'll hazard a guess that if the Dominican Republic had a large population of East Indians they would never accept the ethnic identification of Indio, despite the fact they are mixed with Amer-Indian.

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Tiger returned to his father's......."blackness" *LINK*
Where is his CABLASIAN Nation? *NM*
Like Father, Like Son *LINK*
sounds a lot like.... *NM* *LINK*
If you have a hearing/perception problem
Comfortable in my own skin
Re: Comfortable in my own skin *LINK*
Comfortable in his own skin *LINK*
Re: Comfortable in my own skin *LINK*
Re: If you have a hearing/perception problem *LINK*
Well what is BLACKNESS?


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