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23 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, the host delivers a direct, impassioned appeal to a father about his biracial daughter’s need for emotional support and validation. The speaker emphasizes that the daughter, as a young biracial woman, is craving connection from her father, who must be the primary source of love and reassurance. The monologue warns the father against calling the police on his daughter or using derogatory language such as “ghetto Black girl,” stressing that it is his responsibility to protect her from both external policing and internalized racism. The overall message is a call for the father to actively safeguard his daughter’s emotional well‑being and dignity.

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But what she's really asking for is more of the emotional support, the emotional connection. She's asking for that from you. And that is what's missing right now. She needs you. You're the man that comes into, that is in her life that she has to turn to. And that's compounded not only by being a young woman, but also by the fact that she is also biracial. And she's saying, I'm also needing that support from you and that validation. Do you hear that and understand that? I absolutely understand it 100%, I do. And there's a bigger piece on top of that that I gotta say to you. Black man to Black man. When you call the police on your daughter, when she's been told by her father in an email, I saw your own words, that she's a ghetto Black girl, it's your job to make sure that no police are called on her. It's your job to make sure that no one ever calls her a ghetto Black girl. That's your job.