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What's my type?

@lysazal

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Why it worked

The creator's raw and emotional delivery, combined with a relatable topic of dating and identity, likely resonated with viewers, sparking conversation and engagement.

Summary

The creator discusses their dating preferences and experiences with racial and colorist biases. They express frustration with being perceived as "digestible" to white people due to their ambiguous ethnic presentation.

Structure

1Questioning dating type
2Defining 'white centered people'
3Personal experience with racial bias
4Frustration with being perceived as 'digestible'
5Desire for clarity in dating choices

On-screen text

its me and the worldwide latina belt til my last breath #dating #latina #colombian #boricua #mytype

Transcript

What's my type? I'm so glad you asked. E-B-W-C-P. Everybody but white centered people. It used to be everybody but white centered people. I realized this, this is the pool of white people. This is the pool of white centered people. Stop it. And you might be saying, oh, but like what if a person of color grew up in a predominantly white town and you know, they're navigating that. Bitch me too. I'm you, the tenant of white supremacy. Before I was 18. Are you kidding? I have experienced plenty of times before the right page of 21. People, white people, loving meeting me. Causing something. The ethnic ambiguity I want it. The hair, wow. I'm very well aware that my experience as a person of color. Holds a lot of privilege on the colorism scale. And to the white eye, I'm viewed as ambiguously enough but still digestible. And I fucking hate that shit. I hate it. So yeah. I just want to make sure it's really clear who I date. And who I don't. Thank you.