Creole People And Being “black”?

So I am creole and I say I am black when people ask me, but if they dig deeper as to my appearance I say it is because I am creole. Some people say that it is just a culture, or a food, but it’s also a people.
I get flack for trying to be “white” (which I still don’t understand how you can “be white”) when I admit to what I am, with no pressure. It really is quite silly to me. So my question is how many other creoles out there have experienced the kind of…prejudice I have.
When I say appearance I mean my hair, and some facial features…I don’t brag about anything, but when I was in the beauty parlor some woman asked me was a “mixed person” because my hair was “good” WTH??? She claimed I didn’t really want to admit I was black. I’m sorry to say some people are just dumb these days

Are There Crawfish In Thailand? Would Thai People Like Cajun Food?

I wanna open a cajun restaurant in Thailand

Black People: Which Food Type Is Better, Soul Or Creole?

I’m talking to my brother right now and decided to ask. I LOOOOVVVEEEE Creole foods ;-P I love Gumbo, Salmon Crochets, Catfish, Jambalaya *yUm…
But my brothers likes Soul Food and loves Red Beans and Rice and Black Eyed Peas.
Whats your favorite???

What Do People Say Cajun And Creole Food Are The Same?

It’s not the same it’s two totally different cultures both similar but different.

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