'No, where are you REALLY from?'
>As the United States becomes more racially diverse, the number of multi-racial people in the country is on the rise. The BBC asked six people who are mixed what it's like navigating the world as a multi-racial individual.
>Video by Angélica M Casas, produced with Patricia Sulbarán.
>This video is part of "¿Hablas Español?", a BBC road trip around the US to show the power of the Spanish language and Latinos in the age of Trump.
Essentially, it is a continuation of the post-2015, anti-Trump, globohomo propaganda campaign and British interference into the elections of the USA. A few unfortunate souls are interviewed to describe their torment of growing up and living in a country that is already more diverse than most of Europe and not being able to formulate a solid-enough identity as a result of their parent's miscegenation. Unable to deal with the reality of how the world instinctively views these people, in spite of decades of brainwashing from Tavistock and friends, they make sure to haphazardly slip in some blame for orange man for the nightmarish social atmosphere that the BBC themselves has always been eager to perpetuate.
Interesting to note how, at the very end, these people are tripping up on the swill they've been fed to the point of not even being linguistically coherent; "being multi-diverse is beautiful".
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-51126871/what-it-means-to-be-mixed-race-in-the-us
I would have archived the video, but the stream is split up into dozens of files and I can't be bothered to figure it out yet.
