that [pause] not racist, so they push for the black to they’re Needing to demonstrate lack of racism as opposed to actual lack of racism show people that, they accept black people, but [pause] not everyone is white and black, so I think [pause] they need to, Limitedness of current Limitedness of current non-white representation representations make a, I know. don’t A: What do you think, a, you said, you think harder to be a it’s black or mixed girl or a woman. What do you think like, if it’s a mixed boy or what kind of, I guess got cousins you’re you’ve and stuff, who are mixed boys, what do you think it was like for them? E: I think for them [pause] easier, easier for them in a it’s it’s white community, but then, my er, my dad had loads he’s, he’s of crap off the black community for being mixed, so I think for E’s dad’s mixedness as challenged by black community mixed and black males easier in a way in the white it’s Mixed maleness as easier in white community community [pause] than it, I know I think, because don’t [pause] men are, generally more accepted in society anyway if General power of men making General power status of men as any maleness easier making any maleness easier a male erm easier, because, I would say but, I you’re it’s, don’t know why, I guess [pause] I just always [pause] without talking to them [pause] but then [pause] but then got friends, that, I’ve erm, met, since, I erm, XX- me and XXX know this guy I’ve called XXX, And mixed race, lighter skinned than me, and he’s he,erm, a pub, in XXX, where, accepted to go there’s I’m ‘accepted’ sounds like American style segregation in, no said anything about me being black, yet they one’s ever Experiencing different approaches to blackness depending on gender were, racist to him, so I don- [sigh] not sure I guess not, I’m it’s
that they’re [pause] not racist, so they push for the black to Needing to demonstrate lack of racism as opposed to actual lack of racism show people that, they accept black people, but [pause] not Limitedness of current representation everyone is white and black, so I think [pause] they need to, Limitedness of current non-white representations make a, I don’t know. A: What do you think, a, you said, you think it’s harder to be a black or mixed girl or a woman. What do you think it’s like, if you’re a mixed boy or what kind of, I guess you’ve got cousins and stuff, who are mixed boys, what do you think it was like for them? E: I think for them [pause] it’s easier, it’s easier for them in a white community, but then, my er, my dad he’s, he’s had loads of crap off the black community for being mixed, so I think for E’s dad’s mixedness as challenged by black community mixed and black males it’s easier in a way in the white Mixed maleness as easier in white community community [pause] than it, I don’t know I think, because General power of men making any maleness easier [pause] men are, generally more accepted in society anyway if General power status of men as making any maleness easier you’re a male erm it’s, easier, because, I would say but, I don’t know why, I guess [pause] I just always [pause] without talking to them [pause] but then [pause] but then I’ve got friends, that, erm, I’ve met, since, I erm, XX- me and XXX know this guy called XXX, And he’s mixed race, lighter skinned than me, and he,erm, there’s a pub, in XXX, where, I’m accepted to go ‘accepted’ sounds like American style segregation in, no one’s ever said anything about me being black, yet they Experiencing different approaches to blackness depending on gender were, racist to him, so I don- [sigh] I’m not sure I guess it’s not,
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