SheWantTheD
Veteran
I read the whole thing, here's a shortened version:
She grew up in a black family that was very proud of their heritage, but she grew up in a predominately white town/school. White parents would ask her shyt like "Why don't you straighten your hair?, do you celebrate kwanzaa? And many times parents wouldn't want her over for play dates.
She saw "acting white" as a source of empowerment, and was ostracized (willing or not i don't know) from her black peers. She liked that non black people told her she was "different", "not like other black people" etc. Her mom asked her why she didn't date black men, she said she wasn't attracted to them and her mom in shock said "where did I go wrong?".
When she got to college, she still had an inferiority complex about being black and she got a white boyfriend. As she was starting to liken her blackness, her white boyfriend didn't like that. He was racist, didn't care for black lives matter, couldn't see the racial profiling, stereotyping, and struggles black people face. She realized her boyfriend's racism and dumped him, and now loves black men.
She fine tho!
She grew up in a black family that was very proud of their heritage, but she grew up in a predominately white town/school. White parents would ask her shyt like "Why don't you straighten your hair?, do you celebrate kwanzaa? And many times parents wouldn't want her over for play dates.
She saw "acting white" as a source of empowerment, and was ostracized (willing or not i don't know) from her black peers. She liked that non black people told her she was "different", "not like other black people" etc. Her mom asked her why she didn't date black men, she said she wasn't attracted to them and her mom in shock said "where did I go wrong?".
When she got to college, she still had an inferiority complex about being black and she got a white boyfriend. As she was starting to liken her blackness, her white boyfriend didn't like that. He was racist, didn't care for black lives matter, couldn't see the racial profiling, stereotyping, and struggles black people face. She realized her boyfriend's racism and dumped him, and now loves black men.
She fine tho!
Is the self-hatred so intense that it blinded your eyes to the immense praise she gave black men? Did it blind your eyes to the fact that she clearly preferred black men and had no desire to date another white man? A lot of posters here are in genuine need of psychiatric help.

If she's a good woman, no need to throw her away. I don't require an impossibly perfect woman, just a good enough woman.
do you breh.
fukk out of here 
Meanwhile, a chick dates one racist white boy and she's eternal garbage. You dudes take yourselves too seriously.