The one she talked about growing up, she hasn't been a child in decades. Go play dumb with someone else.
He said she may consider herself black but she does not have the authentic african American experience and that its ok to admit that. Don Lemon said this months ago and nobody cared. Her father was the one who revealed her slave owning family history.
From Ireland, Great Britian, Spain, Portugal, etc. ... what's the point? I'm African-American. My maternal grandfather looked white with very light skin and blue eyes. I was told that his mother had been a black slave whose owner was white and Irish, so he was a mulatto. He married a dark skinned black woman, so the kids ranged from light to dark brown. This sort of thing is not uncommon in African-American geneology.
Her father was a Jamaican who described himself as a Negro from the Islands. Her mother was Indian. Further back on the tree on her father's side there were plantation owners.
Her father was the one that outlined the family history. I didn't say there was no black in her family but that came later. Her direct ancestors were Irish plantation slave owners.
