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What does pro black even meanpro black yall

What does pro black even meanpro black yall
What does pro black even mean![]()
Worried about a funny looking son but not a funny looking daughter huh...I'm getting vibes that you're one of those that want a bi-racial looking daughter and a black son.
And breh you've straight up trashed black women on this site so stop with the I view all women the same bull.![]()
:disnikka1:
How many black women u know have mixed kids compared to black men ?
Actions speak louder than words
I'm Igbo (Nigerian).
It gets pretty bad though.
-The Imo State people are known (and envied) for their light skin
-Skin bleaching among women has become very popular.
-Nigerian mothers often lament their sons playing soccer too long in the sun for fear of getting "too dark".
-Women walk around with umbrellas to protect their skin tone from the shade (well... this one makes sense medically though)
But all of this I have only seen from women... never men.
Maybe the men still feel the same way but don't outwardly express it![]()
It's known fact by non black women that if you gets no love in your community you can go run to the arms of a BM. This shyt is pathetic that these women really have it in their heads that Black men are the lowest of all men and will accept scraps.
Alot, my sister has two of them.she going off her interactions with black men
why would she interact with black women in regards to making mixed race babies?
Every latina I know that dates black men bring up the same shyt as far ass nikkas love bragging to them about all the pretty mixed babies theyre going to make.
shyt is pathetic.
How many black women have u seen with mixed race babies?
wheres the videohair and complexion pretty much sums it up
hair and complexion pretty much sums it up
I see this too much from black women... When I see a dark skin girl with her child, 9 times out of 10 that child is some extra light baby that looks nothing like her.![]()
Sounds good but she's married to a white man. Her opinion is void![]()