Come post some Internal thoughts you have that might make black people view you as a sellout or c00n

[Originalman]

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[prime]

Eee, all I got is this really.

But imo and in my eyes

Lightskin BW >>>

And majority of the times out of 10 I'll take a bad Redbone(ex one in my avi), over the other bad BW of other shades.

But That's just my preference and really doesn't make me a c00n, as I just prefer a type of BW. As do others in real life who say prefer brown sistas or dark etc.

But on the coli(and stupidass Twitter) this makes you a c00n somehow

i was just going to post I agree 100 percent light skin black women are the most beautiful women in the world and it’s not even close Not saying I wouldn’t date a brown skin or dark skin but my 1 preference is light black women and latinas that look like Janet Guzman or cyn Santana would be number 2

 

[Samori Toure]

I think BM make better friends than lovers.

Along those same lines I don't think that many BW know what true friendship is about. Nor do I think that they understand that the basis of a relationship like marriage is being a true friend.

 

[Wink Beaufield]

Nothing wrong with wanting to move to the burbs or rural area to get away from the hood bullshyt and fukkery. Folks need to stop hating on brothas and sistas who just want a better life and peace of mind for themselves and their kids.

 

[Neuromancer]

Black folks should never want to only scratch the surface in things. We should always ask why?

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

I'm sick and tired of people treating MEEK MILLS like he some gottdamn Martyr or symbol of injustice

Puhleeze

his wealth and fame is some non regular sh1t working class people can't relate to

The average cat can't afford a lawyer to fight a speeding ticket

Yet Meek's label can provide the best Legal Defense team money can buy

 

[Black Nate Grey]

Black folks should never want to only scratch the surface in things. We should always ask why?

Absolutely. Culturally, it seems curiosity and open mindedness is borderline anathema. I blame the prevalence of religion.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

Along those same lines I don't think that many BW know what true friendship is about. Nor do I think that they understand that the basis of a relationship like marriage is being a true friend.

Ya'll love to tit for tat. I disagree. But okay.

 

[Mandarin Duck]

Black men who have a non-stereotypical personality have to be unfairly judged by black women, then are unfairly judged when they date outside their race.

Black people as a whole are masochist which is why tragedy is celebrated so often.

White women are nicer than black women.

 

[Neuromancer]

Absolutely. Culturally, it seems curiosity and open mindedness is borderline anathema. I blame the prevalence of religion.

It's possible. But you would think a people so judge on their surface would be more inclined to dig deeper into all things.

 

[ultraflexed]

PR and DR are not a race, plenty of both country's women are black women.

There black, Spanish, native mixture= they cant be classified as black, there heavily mixed

 

[Samori Toure]

Except I have, I went to the most diverse school in my city and grew up around both bw and non bw.

It’s not all bw fault, most of the blame is on our community for pushing the vicious cycles of broken family. Other races typically have a close knit family culture, this is a fact.

You actually just proved the guy's point in thinking that African Americans don't have close knit family culture, because African Americans come from extended families. It is not unusual at all for grandparents, uncles and aunts to be involved in the rearing of a child. That is not different than anywhere else where family members in villages and towns all around the World help to raise children.

I don't know what the parenting looks like today, but in my youth I spent just as much time with my maternal grandparents, uncles and aunts as I did with my mother and father. I used to spend every Summer with my siblings and cousins at my grandparents house, so we grew up very close. My grandmother used to make us all go to church with her every week and had to go to all the Church meeting stuff during the week. We were all pushed to do well in school and to get jobs and to go to college. As a matter of fact most of my friends that I grew up with were in extended families just like mine and they got the same push by their families. So I have never understood where this lie came from that African Americans don't come from close family units, because traditionally they did. Now I don't know how kids are being raised today, but it is bullshyt to think that African Americans did not traditionally come from close knit families as a matter a fact my cousins are organizing a big family reunions at one of my uncle's house for later this Summer, which is something that my family has always did every couple of years. In fact in addition to the reunions, we all used to meet up at my grandparents house every year up until the time that they died; and this was even after everyone became adults and had families of their own.

 

[Coco Loco]

I will defend BW right to wear weave all day but 90% of weave (with the exception of braids) looks silly.

I like blonde hair on some BW.

All of this! The keyword is weave aka to blend. A lot of this mess looks like a dead horses ass

 

[Child_Of_God]

Black men who have a non-stereotypical personality have to be unfairly judged by black women, then are unfairly judged when they date outside their race.

Black people as a whole are masochist which is why tragedy is celebrated so often.

White women are nicer than black women.

From my experience black women have been WAY nicer to me than white women. Most white women I met had a very passive aggressive attitude.

 

[AuntAnniesPretzels]

You actually just proved the guy's point in thinking that African Americans don't have close knit family culture, because African Americans come from extended families. It is not unusual at all for grandparents, uncles and aunts to be involved in the rearing of a child. That is not different than anywhere else where family members in villages and towns all around the World help to raise children.

I don't know what the parenting looks like today, but in my youth I spent just as much time with my maternal grandparents, uncles and aunts as I did with my mother and father. I used to spend every Summer with my siblings and cousins at my grandparents house, so we grew up very close. My grandmother used to make us all go to church with her every week and had to go to all the Church meeting stuff during the week. We were all pushed to do well in school and to get jobs and to go to college. As a matter of fact most of my friends that I grew up with were in extended families just like mine and they got the same push by their families. So I have never understood where this lie came from that African Americans don't come from close family units, because traditionally they did. Now I don't know how kids are being raised today, but it is bullshyt to think that African Americans did not traditionally come from close knit families as a matter a fact my cousins are organizing a big family reunions at one of my uncle's house for later this Summer, which is something that my family has always did every couple of years. In fact in addition to the reunions, we all used to meet up at my grandparents house every year up until the time that they died; and this was even after everyone became adults and had families of their own.

That’s your family. What does that have to do with the rest of us? In general women from certain cultures prioritize what makes their clit jump over who would be the best father to their children. Their own hedonistic desires take precedent over what would be best for their children/family. And the same goes for men seeding up thots, they prioritize their own hedonistic over what would be best for their child. People from certain other cultures generally place a higher emphasis on character