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Puerto Ricans Hate Being Black? Joseline Hernandez Answers! "They learned how to hate their own skin. I've always considered myself Black, and I teach my daughter to love her skin, love her hair, love everything about her. ... I'm proud to be a Black woman." - Joseline Hernandez

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@MsJoseline It’s not about Blackness, Its about #lineage because it matters.👇🏽

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@MsJoseline I respect her honesty on this topic.

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@MsJoseline Puerto Ricans are more in touch with our African ancestry than Black Americans

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@MsJoseline May God Bless All Of You Beautiful Strong Black Women. It Takes A King To Know A Queen On and Off His Chess Board. Amazing For Choosing These Strong Chosen Queens. Fellas Embrace Them, Learn Who They Are, and Work To Understand They Story. They Deserve That. God Bless❕🔥🔥🔥🔥

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@MsJoseline That's cool with me we don't claim her musty ass anyway

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Mr. Puerto Ricovor 4 Tagen

@ShannonSharpe @MsJoseline TBH, unless they spent substantial time in the US…no one in Puerto Rico, or most of the world, knows what “White” or “Black” means. We weren’t raised or conditioned in that way no matter how white/black we may look in appearance to others. We just say Rican,Cuban, etc.

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@MsJoseline She saying that while wearing a wig and Hella makeup 😂

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SURROUNDED BY LOSERS AND USERS 🤷🏽‍♂️vor 4 Tagen

@MsJoseline Ray J said the bitch was musty like some grown men. He said he ain't never smelled a bitch who was musty like her

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