Elle Fuller said---and I mean SHE SAID: Twenty-six black girls not make mulatto yellow girl quoted in Journal of a Residence on a Georgian Plantation, 1838-1839 by Fanny Kemble. Fanny Kemble, a London actress and wife of Pierce Butler, a Georgia plantation owner, recorded in her journal the musical performances of her Negro boatmen on daily voyages up and down the river. One of the black mens songs … embodied the opinion that twenty-six black girls not make mulatto yellow girl; … This desperate tendency to despise and undervalue their own race and color, which is one of the very worst results of their abject condition... 1830s >>>>> 2014. Change much? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BW, Drop the bad attitude (lie), be pliable, go to work, come home and make him dinner, be a freak in the sheets, lady in the streets, put money in the tithe/commissary, dont complain, keep quiet, dont mouth off, dont gain weight, have proper ass to waist ratio, have good credit, have your own house/car, preferably no kids, help pay a car note or two or just buy the man a car(!), take him on vacation, be his 3rd 4th 5th choice until his money is long enough for his FIRST CHOICE, and maybe you can get stiff dick in return..just know that... 26 of you is one mulatto girl. Then, and most surely now. #OneSidedLoyaltyIsForSuckas
Posted on: Tue, 12 Aug 2014 08:40:07 +0000