marlon barton

I loved it ,it is relatable in many ways , no I'm not biracial but I am black and I am dark skinned. While theses White Parents raised Him ,but they didn't notice the pain that he was going through, as a biracial person, they didn't get it., and as loving as I think that they thought they were, they didn't stand up for Him the way that a Mother and father should have. I think that he should get to play football again.I hope that they learned something from the documentary. Black folk still have a lot to learn about themselves, as well, we are still stuck on the white standard of everything white is better, and is the only standard that matters.. As a b dark skinned female I had that experience the same mistreatment from a black parent who didn't want Her son dating a dark skinned girl. Love this documentary.