I'll agree if she was a private citizen. But she is not. She decided how to identify herself as "mixed", her words. We aren't the ones that came up with the "One drop rule". So it is frustrating as she'll say: "I never called myself a Black woman". "I'm mixed" but she's in the BLACK History Month media. This is the same shyt with the Rock. I'm only Black when there's promotion in it for me. Being Black isn't an accessory. Nobody MADE her go on that poster, this CAN'T be the first time she's gone through this, maybe not at this scale. But to act like she would be oblivious to peoples curiosity is a stretch.

If she never mentioned her father guess what? NOBODY would care! What does Becky Lynch's mother and father look like? Bayley? Roman's mother is white so is he mixed? What does she look like?

Not saying she can't be what she wants. Black, Mixed, I don't give a shyt! My problem is being Black when it suits you. And keep in mind while it would be easier this is the WWE where there is no such thing as bad exposure. I'm just glad Vince isn't "around" because he'd have her dropping Ninja's or have her called one!
I would hardly qualify one BHM tweet from WWE as "promotion" that's meant to gain her more popularity.
Like I said before, her mentioning that she's mixed does nothing to advance her career.
Let's not forget the vast majority of wrestling fans and decision-makers in WWE are white, so her identifying as anything other than white does her no favors. If anything, it could hurt her career because we know a lot of these white fans and decision-makers are racist as shit.
 
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