Michael B. Jordan Addresses Rumors That He Doesn’t Date Black Women

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The only thing they can do is shame. Do you know how mentally dysfunctional you have to be to police every black male celebrity on who his S/O is. Living vicarious for validation in the most vain of senses. These proud spirited women want you fully subservient to their will in all facets of life. The scorn of a consumer filled insecure black woman knows no bound :mjlol:

^^this^^ It's absolutely pathetic, black female insecurity is truly legendary I've truly never seen anything like this you don't see even see Asian men complain this much (and they complain a lot) when Asian females get with White men.

Let's be honest here if Michael B Jordan was a struggling actor with a part time job at Burger King no black woman would be checking for him. However black women think as soon as a black man makes it he is obligated to date, fukk and procreate with them if not then you're a c00n, traitor, uncle tom and all of the other shaming words they use.

Why don't they spend their time trying to police black men who are Doctors engineers and lawyers instead of celebrities? fukking clowns man....:mjlol:
 
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Dude all women talk about celebs they have crush on. The bigger question is why you guys only single out black women.

Back to original point these dudes want nonblack vagina but can’t depend on nonblack fanbase to keep them afloat.

Yet want to shame black female fans for feeling some type of way that these dudes only have black women in their mouth to pander for coins.:mjlol:
Everyone knows black women take it personal when they see a black dude date interracially...
 

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The fukk is pan-sexual?
Basically it's a bullshyt term that essentially means a person is attracted to everybody, trans, straight, gay, bi, and those clowns who don't want to be defined by gender. Michael B. Jordan is basically playing obscure to make sure he maximizes his dollars and earning potential.
 

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Once again, Michael B. Jordan is catching flack over his alleged dating preferences, but rumors that the actor doesn't date Black women "couldn't be further from the truth."

The issue of the actor's dating preference was brought up again after the Fahrenheit 451 star shared a music video for rapper Nick Grant's "Black Woman," which was met with some social media backlash.

Jordan told ESSENCE that he and his family "laughed" about the rumors. "It's so funny to everybody because it couldn't be further from the truth," he said. "My dad and my mom both said, 'If they only knew.' If they only knew. And that's the thing that keeps me not tripping about it, you know what I mean?"

The actor added that the rumors have made him reconsider making his personal life public. "It makes me hesitant about whoever I'm seen with. I'm finally starting to get to a place now where I don't care, but it bothered me for a minute. It made me more conscious of things I say and how I move, and what could happen if I leave a club or a restaurant or the movies. If I leave anywhere, any known place with anybody, there's going to be speculation."

Back in February, Jordan stopped by Ebro in the Morning, where he told the show's hosts, "I’m a universal person. I grew up all over the world. I had the opportunity to share my time and heart with many different races, wonderful people...I’ve been around the world, I love a lot of different people. I love my people. For anybody to question my love for Black women is preposterous."

Jordan even addressed the persistent rumors earlier this month, telling The Breakfast Club that he likes "women, period. All women. Everybody's on the table."

"Look at what I'm about as a person. Look at my upbringing, my culture, where I come from," the actor told ESSENCE. "How could I not love and appreciate my own race?"







Michael B. Jordan Says Rumors That He Doesn't Have Love For Black Women 'Couldn't Be Further From The Truth'



why is this thread on this forum and why would a straight male care about MBJ's prefrences?


Are you a straight male.....what does this info do for you?
 

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^^this^^ It's absolutely pathetic, black female insecurity is truly legendary I've truly never seen anything like this you don't see even see Asian men complain this much (and they complain a lot) when Asian female starlets get with White men.

Let's be honest here if Michael B Jordan was a struggling actor with a part time job at Burger King no black woman would be checking for him. However black women think as soon as a black man makes it he is obligated to date, fukk and procreate with them if not then you're a c00n, traitor, uncle tom and all of the other shaming words they use.

Why don't they spend their time trying to police black men who are Doctors engineers and lawyers instead of celebrities? fukking clowns man....:mjlol:
Black woman have a right to feel insecure about seeing some of the most prominent man in their race date other woman. Even has man we see some nikkas like Kanye, Dj Dre, Omar whatever dude is from power name is

And go this is what you picked breh :heh:

My problem is they don't show brothers who do shower them with attention or love but then Wale is out here struggling but dedicates several songs and videos to black woman. John Boyega is on air and many venues talking about the importance of black woman but they would rather pay focus to the c00ns

They would rather give all their support and time to Beyonce and Rihanna but then whine when black man hold the same standard to light skin black woman, why ain't y'all going hard out here for dark skin black woman in music or acting roles

It's this desperate narrative that's not healthy at all man
 

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white women are huge consumer$$$$ too, and most of them wouldnt give a fukk if chris hemsworth or chris evans would date black women or asian women or latina women. It seems like only black women are overly critical of the woman a famous black actor or musician or athlete dates, especially if she's non-black.

Not even half way true lmao y’all always do this shyt. How tf are black women wrong for not wanting to spend our money supporting a nikka that don’t fukking like us??????? And in what world do white women not do the same?? :snoop:
 

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Not even half way true lmao y’all always do this shyt. How tf are black women wrong for not wanting to spend our money supporting a nikka that don’t fukking like us??????? And in what world do white women not do the same?? :snoop:
when I have to agree with a woman who clearly doesn't like black man :ohhh::russ:
 

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Black woman have a right to feel insecure about seeing some of the most prominent man in their race date other woman. Even has man we see some nikkas like Kanye, Dj Dre, Omar whatever dude is from power name is

And go this is what you picked breh :heh:

My problem is they don't show brothers who do shower them with attention or love but then Wale is out here struggling but dedicates several songs and videos to black woman. John Boyega is on air and many venues talking about the importance of black woman but they would rather pay focus to the c00ns

They would rather give all their support and time to Beyonce and Rihanna but then whine when black man hold the same standard to light skin black woman, why ain't y'all going hard out here for dark skin black woman in music or acting roles

It's this desperate narrative that's not healthy at all man
I guess they do...

It's such childish shyt though..basing your self esteem on celebrities and shyt:mjlol:

I can see why some dudes don't take women seriously.
 

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^^this^^ It's absolutely pathetic, black female insecurity is truly legendary I've truly never seen anything like this you don't see even see Asian men complain this much (and they complain a lot) when Asian female starlets get with White men.

Let's be honest here if Michael B Jordan was a struggling actor with a part time job at Burger King no black woman would be checking for him. However black women think as soon as a black man makes it he is obligated to date, fukk and procreate with them if not then you're a c00n, traitor, uncle tom and all of the other shaming words they use.

Why don't they spend their time trying to police black men who are Doctors engineers and lawyers instead of celebrities? fukking clowns man....:mjlol:

Well for one, I'm sure asian men feel some type of way(and I do believe they complain) but black people in general tend to be a lot more vocal about our issues, than other minority groups. Amongst themselves, asian men probably make similar complaints as BW do, in the same frequency, but Asian culture is different, and from observation they seem to be more private about discussing their issues publicly and calling each other out, whereas obviously black people have no qualms about it(even though we should) and black people have no problem calling people out.

Black people in general(BM and BW) are insecure people, but there are differences in where and how the sexes are insecure, for women it's tied to all the things that we've been taught make a woman desirable, and for men the same. When we think about the residual impact of racism on both sexes, it makes sense that even in 2018 a lot of us are still lost and seeking validation that we see our white and nonblack counterparts receive, and still feeling hurt when we feel like we aren't receiving it from our own(we know deep down that whites and other nonblacks won't validate us even though some of us still try to get it, but we expect our own to, and even feel like we need our own to, since others won't). I feel like a lot of BW want to be the main choice for the best BM, and honestly this is no different for any other women(white, latina, etc--a lot of groups feel entitled to have the best of the best of their own, that's why WM get upset if they see a BM with a really good looking WW, they believe that WW is theirs) the difference is that because of our history in this country, theirs more emotions tied to it. If that makes any sense.

As for the bolded, I feel what your saying, but on the same token, the beautiful WW that Michael B dates wouldn't be checking for him at Burger King either... He didn't pull the caliber of women that's he with right now, right away, and he certainly wouldn't have if he was broke. This is true for the majority of actors and starlets--most of them wouldn't be able to pull the people they do, if they were broke, or if they weren't famous. This is why I don't really get why that argument is applied specifically to BW... Kim wouldn't have checked for Kanye if he was at Burger King, either. Like I said, it makes sense that BW want the BEST BM to procreate with, and marry. The same way it makes sense that most WW, want the best WM to procreate with and marry. But WW, and other nonbw don't react the same emotionally, when they see the best of their men with other groups, because they don't have the same history in this country as BW. Not to mention, the majority of the time, the best WM is with the WW, so even when there are WM marrying asians and others, WW still see a large number of their "best" men with white women. There are also more of their men that are starlets, so despite the representation of WM with AW, they still see a large number of WM with WW.

I feel like, if there were more black starlets, in the same number as we see for WM starlets for instance, and the history in this country wasn't what it was(therefore making it so that a lot of black starlets feel the need to go white to progress in this industry) we'd see more representation of the best BM and best BW together, so it would almost offset the number of BM and BW starlets that are with nonblacks. JMO though.

As for the rest, personally I agree--I understand WHY bw get so disappointed and tied into who these BM starlets date and marry, but these men are strangers for all intent and purposes, it's unnecessary to be so emotionally invested in what they do with their private lives. And I think it's ridiculous to keep making his dating choice a conversation. At this point, we know what he likes, it is what it is. Either they can support him, or not. But continuing to bring it up, to get upset--it's unnecessary.
 
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