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NIA LONG AND SON PLAY BALL!

Submitted by admin on July 2, 2009 at 8:14 am 15 Comments

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Actress Nia Long and son Massai Zhivago Dorsey II,8, attended the Los Angeles vs Colorado Rockies baseball game yesterday. Nia threw the ceremonial first pitch and her son was there to cheer on.

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  • Ms.NewYork says:

    Does NiaLong have asian in her or is she WestIndian.?

  • jannieboo66 says:

    OMG, Nia Long is african american,lol. Her son is absolutely gorgeous. Guessing #13 is her man, get it Nia, that’s my girl.

    • MissTiff says:

      She is Trinidadian.

      Wikipedia: “Long was born in Brooklyn, New York, U.S. to Talita, a teacher and printmaker, and Doughtry “Doc” Long, a high school teacher and poet. Her family is of Afro-Trinidadian descent.[1][2][3] Her stage name, Nia, is one of the seven days of Kwanzaa, which means “Purpose” in Swahili.”

  • Felicia says:

    Nia Long is just a natural beauty and it has nothing to do with her being west indian it has everything to do with her mom and dad blessing her with those good looks. I believe that black people need to stop acting like you have to be mixed to be beautiful because we have plenty of african-american men and women that family were born in United States that are GORGEOUS and here are my examples Denzil Washington, Morris Chestnut, Dwayne Wade, Will Smith, Stan Lathan, Omar Epps, Tyrese, Larenz Tate, Angela Bassett, Tina Turner, Diahann Carroll, Malinda Williams, Sanaa Lathan, Aisha Tyler, Megan Good, Suzanne Shank, Nancy Wilson, Gabrielle Union, Queen Latifah and the list goes on. Lets remember this BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL because we come in so many shades of color, shapes, hair texture, lips and eye color and we need to start APPRECIATING THIS BEAUTY instead of knocking it down because its so many other races paying to have what you already were BORN WITH.

    • prettydeuce says:

      No one is saying that you have to be mixed to be beautiful. I am saying that I am from the Caribbean and I love my people, and think they are beautiful–that’s all I am saying.

    • msteacha says:

      Hi Felicia,

      You make an excellent point because I say that all the time as well. But being Jamaican or Trinidadian is not mutually exclusive of being BLACK. Most West Indians are Black just of a different ethnic and cultural background. It is a valid difference that we celebrate every chance we get! We all should. Usain Bolt to di WORLLLLLL!! yea! 9.58s World Record.

    • Rachael says:

      FYI being West Indian doesn’t automatically make you mixed. I’m West Indian-American and very proud of it. If other races can celebrate their cultural differences, then black people should be able to do the same as well.

      I think my West Indian people are beautiful. Black Americans [African-American is a flawed term] are beautiful. As are Africans. And blacks from all over the globe branching from different ethnicities and cultures all over the world.

      Lumping ourselves under one general cultural umbrella hurts us and blinds others to the many different aspects of the black experience.

      Anywho, though my fam is Grenadian, I’ve got some Trini roots too…good to know Nia is a island gyal!

  • Elizabeth says:

    Is it true that Nia Long has another child? Is is true that she has a daughter for a Bahamian who died some years ago; he was a Pilot? I know that they had a relationship before she became famous and she came over several time before he was killed with a daughter that was stated is his.

    I’m just talking; because I am curious, because many stars have children before making it big and not acknowledge them. That would be very sad, because you’re such a beautiful and talented woman. I am a mother of three and my daughter is a rising star; I we believe in family. God bless.
    Bahamas

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