The clip came from an event on Thursday honouring British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, People reports, and it was hosted in the UTA Artist Space in Beverly Hills.
Look who I met the other day ! I felt like a teen! /a7vEk7zA4I- iamcardib November 6, 2021 She squeals with excitement like a school girl and he sticks his tongue out at the camera with a smile. Look at my friend, guys,' and then pans over to Pattinson.
The clip starts with Cardi fixing her hair in the camera before she suddenly says, 'Come on. She posted the clip on Friday, writing in the caption, 'Look who I met the other day! I felt like a teen!' In a recent post to social media, Cardi shared a five second video of herself at a party with Twilight's Robert Pattinson. Grammy Award winner Cardi B is living the dreams of many fans these days and meeting some of Hollywood's hottest leading men. It’s an ongoing challenge many Black Latinos face given the fact that countries like Brazil, Cuba, Puerto Rico, The Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Panama have the highest populations of afrodescendientes in the Western Hemisphere.Ĭonversations from non-racially-ambiguous Black Latinos have to continue so that people are more aware of the differences between ethnicity, race, and nationality.Grammy Award winner Cardi B shared a five second video of herself at a party for British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful meeting Robert Pattinson. Quite often, Black Latinos have to prove their latinidad due to their race. Racism is prevalent among Latinos who are of African descent by other Latinos. It’s also a well-documented problem within the Latin community. Latinos are a group of people from different races brought together by Spanish or Portuguese colonization. This situation isn’t the first time the rapper, who is Dominican and Trinidadian, has had to address comments about her race.Ī common misconception about Latinos is because of the fact they speak Spanish they can’t be Black. ‘Oh, but your parents are light-skinned…all right, but my grandparents aren’t.” “People just don’t be understanding s–t,” Cardi said “It’s like, ‘Cardi’s Latin, she’s not Black.’ And it’s like, bro, my features don’t come from…white people f-ng, okay?’ And they always wanna race-bait when it comes to me…I have Afro features. She reiterated that being light-skinned does not mean that she isn’t a Black woman. And it’s like, so what’s the difference between Dominican and Mexican?’ And it’s like, everything!”Ĭardi B spent a little time on IG Live talking about her ethnicityĪ post shared by BLACKWOMENAREPOPPIN.COM on at 2:49pm PDTĬardi went on to elaborate on her race in particular. Ocasio-Cortez Explains Her Race and EthnicityĮlsewhere in the video, she said, “I’m not Mexican at all. “That’s actually the schools’ fault because schools don’t be teaching this s- to people.” “A lot of people don’t know the difference between nationality, race, ethnicity and that’s not nobody’s fault,” she said on Instagram Live. She clarified that Latinos are not a monolith. On June 26, Cardi addressed fans after a recent incident in California when someone told her she ought to represent for Mexican people. The Grammy-winning rap star took to her Instagram account to talk about the subject. Cardi B, a Black Latina who speaks Spanish, set the record straight for fans who may have been confused about her ethnic, racial, and national identity.
The conversation surrounding Latinos regarding ethnicity vs.
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