>Well do you think she was right (or lying) to say that she
>was not considered black?

she was considered a 0.5. or pointy as i said
which is how we describe someone who has a white and a black parent
we happen to be very clear about this shit
so no, she wasnt considered black neither was she considered white
she was considered biracial, which is what the 0.5 moniker stands for
she can pick and choose what side she wants to fall on
but us kenyans are not just going to throw her on one side
as it happens here
which is probably what she resented
when she said you are not acknowledging her white side