The New Yorker: "the Black man's hunger for ass"

[KidJSoul]

I knew a black woman wrote this.

You cats will learn.

Thats the thing, they wont learn

I don't give a fukk about what her backstory and your fantasies are. The only problem here is your reading comprehension skills.

"Interestingly, breasts, and the desire for them, are stereotyped as objects of white desire, as opposed to say, the Black man's hunger for ass."

The hunger is the stereotype. You couldn't make this sentence clearer if you tried. But I know all of yall didn't ride the short bus. You're just pissy because common sense is ruining your online outrage outburst.

It doesn't have to be that way breh. When you read something that makes too much sense and get irritated, just close your eyes, ignore the post, and keep on fighting the good fight

Pretend to not know subtext breh

Saying "i dont care about her backstory" is why you keep missing the point. Of course that statement in a vacuum isn't bad. But with the context, it is.

Also, this:

Nothing like

The white mans hunger for kids, IE epstein, trump

The Jewish man hunger for Money

The Hispanic man hunger for breast


Black men thrown under the bus again

@MischievousMonkey , do you really think she'd phrase it that if she were talking about groups like above? You're saying shes talking about stereotypes, but you think would she phrase it like that talking about other groups of men?

Hell no she wouldn't. Because those groups would shyt on her.

But here you are defending the musings and intent of a woman that has already been exposed as a neurotic writer suffering from cognitive dissonance

 

[Rekkapryde]

fukk that c00n bytch and ALL caping for that hoe.

Just like fukk ALL the c00ns on here too!

my nikka like fukk all yall

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

"Blavity blacks" have done so much damage to normal black political and social discourse I fear we may not recover. They provide endless fodder for republican attacks.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Some of the most so-called "Pro-Black" people became that way, because they were rejected by the White people they really wanted to be accepted by. The easy way you can tell what sort of situation the person came from, is how they speak on Black people when they are angry with us. Their trueselves come out, showing their pro-Blackness is just performative and reactionary to the original rejection.

when I hear “bodies and spaces” I’m out

 

[David_TheMan]

SYSBM
leave them alone

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Very odd choice of wording even considering the overall point she was attempting to make. They never miss a chance to make black men seem animalistic or depraved even if we have nothing to do with the subject.

 

[HarlemHottie]

Brown University aka The Bethune Cookman of Ivey League

 

[HarlemHottie]

A Haitian who forsook the principles of their Haitian Revolution and now looks to white men to save her.

Tether is too good an insult for this level of self-flagellation and blatant white dikk sucking c00nery.

@Gloxina Great example of usage in the wild.

 

[number21]

Thats the thing, they wont learn

Pretend to not know subtext breh

Saying "i dont care about her backstory" is why you keep missing the point. Of course that statement in a vacuum isn't bad. But with the context, it is.

Also, this:

@MischievousMonkey , do you really think she'd phrase it that if she were talking about groups like above? You're saying shes talking about stereotypes, but you think would she phrase it like that talking about other groups of men?

Hell no she wouldn't. Because those groups would shyt on her.

But here you are defending the musings and intent of a woman that has already been exposed as a neurotic writer suffering from cognitive dissonance

These cats are like programmed to come to deflect. Comes like they're some drone bees.

Its clear that she's softened her language for white men and tried to paint black men like they're beasts.

 

[HarlemHottie]

All western women are grown from the same soil.

I bet if she was in Haiti, she wouldn't even have the energy to push that mess and would be focused on survival.

Absolutely not. And there's a difference, good and bad, between bm of various countries too. No more flat blackness. We all have our strengths and our weaknesses.

Like another breh said, can't remember who, but they get dog walked by their own men, grow up- glow up, and have all this misplaced smoke for "black" men (commonly understood to be FBA/ ADOS men) who legit don't even know them. No, and I won't let foreign women be used to drive a wedge between us. I don't care what color they are, white, spanish, or mf'ing himalayan.

 

[JackRoss]

Doreen St. Félix (born 1992) is a Haitian-American writer.

You're starting to understand now.

 

[Dwayne_Taylor]

white men generally like titties and black men like ass....this is well known. I can't find it but someone posted a study on here a few weeks ago that proves this


I don't see the problem here.

 

[number21]

Absolutely not.

Huh? M.O for the West is to raise up your children that the genders are "equal"

Not even going into the fact that girls here aren't raised to be wives and boys to be husbands.

Stop it.

 

[HarlemHottie]

I don't see the problem here.

She made bm sound like ravenous beasts.

Definitions from Oxford Languages ·

rav·en·ous
/ˈrav(ə)nəs/

adjective

1. extremely hungry.
   "I'd been out all day and was ravenous"

These are the same stereotypes that led to untold numbers of lynchings. With the right wing in its ascendency, we definitely should not be throwing that imagery about willy nilly. Even Biden allowed the Emmitt Till bytch, Carolyn Bryant, to die peacefully, at home in bed.

Sadly, as an immigrant, she doesn't know any of this history nor does she care bc she's here for her own career advancement and wm- hunting.

We all have our strengths and our weaknesses.

 

[HarlemHottie]

Huh? M.O for the West is to raise up your children that the genders are "equal"

Not even going into the fact that girls here aren't raised to be wives and boys to be husbands.

Stop it.

What on earth does that have to do with the quote in op?