Ah, lawyers.
Too many. Too many.
I have to assume he is a Millennial.
I have noted the trend of dishing it out but not being able to take it.
If neither his grandparents nor his great grand parents are black (and he should certainly know without having to take a DNA test), then he ain't black.......
Part African?
Just which part?
The funniest part is that these ancestry tests are totally unreliable
I have a suspicion that he's converted to Judaism African just for the jokes.
His doctor should increase his Dolezal dosage. Pronto!
... maybe he got someone else’s results.
Rename himself.
Talcum X!
Maybe he’s part North African....
18% African does not necessarily mean 18% black. There are plenty of non-black Africans in North Africa and South Africa. So Ancestry must be using “African” as a polite way to say black.
Ancestry.com should be embarrassed about their false and misleading advertising with regard to DNA testing.
They can no more tell you what country your ancestors originated from than they can fly you to the moon.
“Part of a protected class...”
This fruitcake now believes his stock is worth more than anybody else’s. This is an adult and a cop who truly believes this utterly sick BS!
This society deserves hell seriously.
“While Brown said he is part of a protected class due to his African heritage, the city said that’s uncertain under civil rights laws. Racial discrimination laws are “not designed to protect those who can demonstrate some trace amount of a particular race or geographic origin,” the city said”
What? Racial laws are not designed to protect those who can demonstrate some trace amount of a particular race or geographic origin?? What about trans-racial people like Rachel Dolezal? Isn’t SHE protected?
Aren’t transsexuals also protected by anti gender discrimination laws? Like if a guy becomes a “girl”, isn’t s/he protected just by being a girl?
/smh
Our world is insane.
“Racial discrimination laws are “not designed to protect those who can demonstrate some trace amount of a particular race or geographic origin,”
I guess Fauxchontas’ claims, the laws of Massachusetts, and the policy at Harvard, are more advanced than Michigan.
Was his first name being “Cleon” the first clue?
This reminds me of a story of a newly hired Fireman who had been to the Gulf War in 1991. Somehow he and his fellow Firemen were discussing dehydration, and he mentioned how he had gone through "desert warfare training" and they told him that the quickest way to rehydrate someone was to inject water into their anus. (Because the water will be absorbed more quickly through the Colon and Lower Intestine).
He said if you don't have anything else, "Pee in their butt." This started waves of laughter from the men in the Fire Station, and thereafter this Fireman was stuck with the nickname "The Rehydrater."
The moral here is "don't tell your coworkers things for which they can make fun of you."
Adults never really leave High School.
Here comes the entitlement.
"Get the money you deserve!"
Be funny if the 18% was Boer.