Why did God make me black?

Question

Why do some people want to hate me and not know the person within? Black is what people are “listed” when others want to keep them away…

ohsheeT · Accepted Answer

Our loving God not knowing where our ancestors were going to live on this planet in the harsh conditions this planet offers he made it so our bodies
With adapt to any extreme conditions this planet has.

Every single one of us our bodies can adapt to any scenario any place on this planet we decided to live and in time DNA will change within our bodies to protect us.. . Depending on where your ancestors lived this very could well be what happened..

It's summer time right now I will be out in the sun every single day I will get a suntan I will get dark if it was like that everyday for the rest of my life my DNA would change my body would adapt I have winter spring summer and fall so I'm not out in the sun 7 days a week 18 hours a day.

I'm sorry that there are ignorant people in this world that might give you crap or think that they are better than you they're not they're worse than you and everybody else because they judge and have drama in their life and anybody that they hang out with probably have the same thing going on and that's what holds this planet back ignorance is the greatest evil on this planet it is the dumbest but people can't see past it it's their loss one day they will be judged... And if you believe in past life we are all energy energy never dies and it's too bad you couldn't remember who you were in the life before this life because I'm pretty sure that we have all experienced something whether it's beautiful or not we will all go through something and I'm sorry that you have to go through this right now but you smile be happy because this is just a moment in time

JacobJordan · Accepted Answer

God didn't make you black science and evolution did. You are black because your ancestors were black. Your ancestors were black because they lived in a very hot region of the world with lots of sunlight. As a result you have a higher concentration of melanin. I have white skin because my ancestors lived in a more temperate forested region of the world. Aside from you being a woman and me being a man the extent of our differences skin wise is the concentration of melanin. You have more I have less.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

if you want to blame that on some invisible god, go ahead. but it is how you are and who you are. it is what it is and that's all there is to it. you just have to accept it. as for the people who are hating on your for your skin tone, just ignore them. not everyone is like that

SweetJoyGirl · Accepted Answer

Black is beautiful. Black is sexy. Black glows in the sun. There is beauty in melanin, sweetheart. Don’t let anyone else make you feel otherwise. 💜🧚🏾‍♀️

Jersey2 · Answer

Because your ancestors needed protection from the sun, otherwise they would have skin cancer.

Now the societal problems between the races in the US is stirred up by politics to solidify the black vote for Democrats. 20 years ago race relations were on a very good trajectory and Obama was elected President.

But soon after to help Obama win re-election in a very bad economy the Democrats instituted Identity Politics which pits races, sexes and sexual orientations against each other to shore up voter blocks and win elections which provides power which leads to money. People have been trained to hate in order to win elections which provides what they really want, the power and money.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

OMG, we were watching the Copa America last night and the Argentine team was all White while the Canadian team had 7 black players and my mom literally asked that same question, "Why on earth did God make black people?" Blacks were actually the original people, and it was White people who are the result of a genetic mutation. But my mom was asking the same question, "Why did God make the first people black?"

To be honest, I don't have an answer. Maybe black people were just the test run, which is you look at them, kind of makes sense.

As to why they hate you, black people have a reputation for being violent, incompetent and thinking the world owes them something

patois · Answer

Haha! It sounds to me like the person within is a sad piece of work with a victim mentality that bases their identity around their race. Maybe if you were more optimistic and positive about life and focused on doing good things in the world and forgot about your race, people would see you for those things. I think they have you all figured out already.

Billlewis · Answer

There's only one possible reason why he would have created you in the image of a Nubian Goddess -- because not only are Black women far and away the most attractive women in the world, they're generally, at least from what I've experienced, better than anyone else at keeping me in line.

lightbulb27 · Answer

God made us all and I think a lot of us question "why was I made like this". I haven't spent much time on that.

But I believe God made us in his image. That image is a core that is of and seeks love.

No matter your coloring, you are unique... the only you in the history of the planet. By virtue of whom you are, you have a unique perspective and talents to share with the world. Bringing those to full potential is the goal to live an extrordinary life.

Sonorous · Answer

I'm black too. I acknowledge my many disadvantages. But it is best not to think of only the bad aspects. Yes, I am a black human to our species. Seen as inferior to most even though they wouldn't likely admit they feel this way out loud. But I am still a human & that comes with many other perks.

HawkPerception · Answer

I personally don't have any issues with black people, but I do have my stereotypes about the majority of them. If a black girl approached me and wanted to get to know me, I would definitely talk to her and get to know her.

I've just come to realize that I don't GENERALLY have the same views, interests, or taste as black people. So it's not really about being racist. I'm open to talking to them and getting to know them.

Kountry_King · Answer

Life is tough sometimes being black but you have to love yourself first. Next take notes on what you like or what you’d like to do. Get some hobbies, make a list of goals , do some research and lay the groundwork. Then take strides in physically making it happen.

Staximus · Answer

God didn't make you black, your parents did. And there's nothing wrong with that. I'm a white guy with a shaved head and a lot of people assume I'm a racist. We all have to deal with stereotypes and stupid people. Don't let yourself get caught up in their stupidity, just let them fuck off into the sunset.

Kelley1 · Answer

God didn't make you black. Your parents did. By any standard, some black girls are beautiful.

JTinSC1981 · Answer

God made you black because God wanted you to be black. There's nothing wrong with being black! Embrace your race.

exitseven · Answer

I am not really sure why there are different races. Science will say that we evolved differently to suit our environments but others believe that God made us different for a reason. Not everyone hates you by the way.

abc3643 · Answer

He wanted you to play bass. ;)

wiltingrosepetal · Answer

uhhh I don't think any of us can help you with that one

Darkchild25 · Answer

Because God loves variety. That's why we have so many different animals, fish and birds.

And your are beautiful as you are. Caucasian people sit out hours in the sun, or pay money to be closer to our colour.

strateguy632 · Answer

because god considered black the same as everyone else.  stop playing the victim, but instead earn respect!

DarkWinterNights · Answer

God sees all of his creation as equal. It’s people guided by base instincts and the lies of Satan who divide ourselves into petty different boxes of perceived value.

Kookie7 · Answer

Personally , im really attracted to black people ❤️

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

God didn't create anyone with the exception of Adam and Eve and the original animals.

Your skin color and ethnicity comes from environment your ancestors lived for several decades to which the body adjust to such environments.

Anonymous · Answer

The book of mormon teaches that dark skin is a punishment on the reincarnated souls of those who sided with lucifer instead of Jesus in the civil war in heaven against God. The mark of Cain.

Emmytexrex · Answer

I am feeling so bad for you saying this a follow black asking God why he made you black do you know how many people that wants to be black but can say it

SotiCoto · Answer

Not applicable. There is no "God" and it didn't make you anything. Your skin tone is inherited from your parents.

Jackblue · Answer

I lost my faith in God, specifically because of Black Hebrew Israelites telling white people we would be their slaves.

TonyMetal___86 · Answer

God doesn't care about your color, he cares about what you have in your heart and mind!

DrPepper12 · Answer

there's no god. There are anxious, bigoted human scum. Be PROUD of who you are!

OddBeMe · Answer

True the darker the skin the more racism you will face. But I wonder if you’re focused too much on it. Holding yourself back.

handsomelad70 · Answer

Don't know, but likely you have African ancestors as do I.

noohair · Answer

Did you read that Dr. King tought he was incarnated from a white slave owner?

Kingofkings1992 · Answer

Stop your whining. You aren’t a victim because you’re black.

HelpfulWoman · Answer

"god" didn't do shit.

slatyb · Answer

That's simple. God didn't make anyone anything.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

That was your parents' doing.

Anonymous · Answer

You would rather be whitewashed?

Hanrej · Answer

Why do these posts seem so common?

swettannie · Answer

i'm really sorry...

Anonymous · Answer

Because Allah loves wonderous variety.

Anonymous · Answer

He did it to punish you

DaBiggestBird · Answer

Try asking him.

jahaims · Answer

God doesn't exist.

Sabretooth · Answer

People are idiots.

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