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RockRaven

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3. It appears to be.

Reply to milestogo (Original post)

Sat Feb 11, 2023, 04:31 PM

Feb 2023

Or if not too complicated, too something. What that something is I could only speculate.

But it is hardly isolated to Superbowl coverage. Your comparison is a relevant one, because Obama was far more often referred to as black than biracial in all of the media I consumed during his years in office. It seems pretty widespread.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] milestogo Feb 2023 OP

What was Prince when he played the Super Bowl XLI halftime show? nt Shermann Feb 2023 #1

Alive. cloudbase Feb 2023 #7

Bi... MiHale Feb 2023 #2

It appears to be. RockRaven Feb 2023 #3

Obama identified himself as black, if I recall correctly. Sogo Feb 2023 #4

So? *Most* people who call Obama black aren't doing so because they took pains to learn his RockRaven Feb 2023 #5

Is "biracial" just too complicated? republianmushroom Feb 2023 #6

He considers himself and describes himself as Black, so it seems best to follow his lead. WhiskeyGrinder Feb 2023 #8

So, he's not Black enough to be considered Black? nini Feb 2023 #9

Apparently the OP doesn't think so? WhiskeyGrinder Feb 2023 #11

You refer to Patrick Mahomes as He/His. Abolishinist Feb 2023 #10