A woman on TikTok, roopzthereitis, explains that her parents had no questions regarding the white woman whom her brother married. She claims that it is yet another example of the double standard that exists in her family concerning racial issues.
This is one of the videos in a series where she, who claims to be of Indian origin, discusses how her family disapproves of her relations with a Black man.
"If I were to bring home a white man, my parents would roll out the red carpet for him. So my brother actually brought home a white woman to introduce to my parents. And they accepted her immediately. They actually didn't even ask her any questions, like what her profession was, where she worked, how much money she made. Because her being white automatically just checked off all the boxes for them," she explains.
As for the comparison, the woman claims that her brother had a big family presence at his wedding, while she doesn't have anything similar because of her relationship.
"My brother had a very easy wedding. Everybody showed up. Everybody was happy that he married somebody that wasn't black," she shares.
#explains #questions
This is one of the videos in a series where she, who claims to be of Indian origin, discusses how her family disapproves of her relations with a Black man.
"If I were to bring home a white man, my parents would roll out the red carpet for him. So my brother actually brought home a white woman to introduce to my parents. And they accepted her immediately. They actually didn't even ask her any questions, like what her profession was, where she worked, how much money she made. Because her being white automatically just checked off all the boxes for them," she explains.
As for the comparison, the woman claims that her brother had a big family presence at his wedding, while she doesn't have anything similar because of her relationship.
"My brother had a very easy wedding. Everybody showed up. Everybody was happy that he married somebody that wasn't black," she shares.
#explains #questions
2 months ago