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Why Everyone Wants to Be Black… Until It’s Time to Be Black

Why do so many people want to look Black but not be Black? In this deep dive, we explore how Blackness has been commodified, stigmatized, and commercialized in modern culture — and what that says about society’s complicated relationship with race, beauty, and identity. From Rachel Dolezal and Bhad Bhabie to Donna Briggs, we unpack how Black aesthetics have become a trend while real Black experiences are still marginalized. This video examines the tension between appropriation and appreciation, and how media and capitalism turn identity into a performance. Join me as we explore: The commodification of Blackness in pop culture Why white influencers adopt Black aesthetics for clout The double standard of who profits from Blackness How anti-Blackness and desire coexist in mainstream media 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives on race, culture, and media. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro: The Performance of Identity 4:12 – The History of Blackness as Commodity 9:45 – The Cycle of Fetish & Stigma 20:00 Conclusion and PSA #CommodificationOfBlackness#CulturalAppropriation#BlackIdentity#RacialIdentity#BlackCulture#AntiBlackness#Colorism#BlackRepresentation#BlacknessInMedia#RaceAndCulture #DonnaBriggs#RachelDolezal#BhadBhabie#Blackfishing #DeepDive#VideoEssay#SocialCommentary#PopCultureAnalysis#CriticalRaceTheory#MediaStudies#ThinkPiece #BlackCulture #CulturalAppropriation #BlackIdentity #PopCulture #ViralMoments #SocialCommentary #DeepDive #VideoEssay #RaceAndCulture #BlackVoices