What Do U Like About Being A Black Dude?

[Weaver31]

Skin complexion. Nothing against whites and light skinned dudes but brown skin looks and ages good typically and scaring isn't as bad as it would if I had a lighter hue.

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

Y'all gone learn about replying to CACs like OP

 

[PhonZhi]

Yes u are right. I am a cac.

 

[BlackDiBiase]

the term cac is so fukking corny anyone that uses it i immediately think they cant be older than 18. i have never heard that word used outside the coli.

i loved being black when i was younger. black was beautiful and powerful from hiphop to movies fashion history there was an abundance of pride and beauty and masculinity the african-american was the most duplicated being on the planet for years.

it all went to shyt i know why and all but i dont really want to chop it up deep with you dudes because to be honest most of you are real dikkheads.

 

[Ol’Otis]

cause when i smell something stankin' thats me cause I'm the shyt

 

[-DMP-]

having super powers.

 

[mortuus est]

i honestly cant imagine being another race

happy to be a proud black man

 

[mortuus est]

i have never heard that word used outside the coli.

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you do know some stuff actually just stays on the internet right?

kinda like how not "everything" is on the internet

just a thought bruhman

 

[Deflatedhoopdreams]

Young genes

I still get carted brehs and I'm over 25

This. I'm 29 and still get carded. I swear the older I get the more they look at me like I have a fake ID

 

[Mowgli]

My skin matching my clothes
My perspective on life, we are the realest.
Natural head start in life genetically
My penis

 

[yyy]

I don't post often, but every now and then there's a thread like this and I just can't help myself. There's nothing in the world that someone could give me to make me want to give up being black. That's not to say that I look down on other races, but rather that my conception and understanding of what it means to be black is so deeply intertwined with who I am that to give up would literally be like giving up my arm or my leg. What do I love about being black?

I love the community solidarity that societal oppression has forced us to create. I love the rich and deep legacy of activism that we have. A legacy, if you're willing to research and accept it, that transcends the confines of country. I love the music that my race has created. From jazz, to the blues, to gospel, to negro spirituals, to reggae, to rnb, to hip-hop. I love going on Wikipedia and reading about African-Americans of the past who have accomplished amazing things like Mary Bethune Cookman, Mary Church Tyrell, and Paul Robeson. I love that feeling of joy I get when I see/hear/read about another Black person doing well because I feel like I have a personal stake in their success. I love the heated conversations that my family has at all our family gatherings about how to best move the race forward. I love reading biographies of the activist African-Americans in the 50s and 60s and seeing all of the similarities that we share.

Most of all though I love the feeling of pride and self worth I get by knowing that a significant amount of black people of past generations dedicated there lives to the sole purpose of making my life better. Whenever I'm feeling down I just throw on a old recording of Malcolm X or MLK and my mood immediately begins to brighten.





Yeah, I guess you could say I love being black. Say it loud I'm Black and I am Proud.

 

[2CT]

not having to worry about nasty ass hair lice

 

[William F. Russell]

My strong physical presence.
My defying racial stereotypes.
My rich history.
My double consciousness.
My women.

 

[jackson35]

the admiration of black women and children.

 

[Monte Cristo]

Our rich and illustrious history
Our feminine women
Our great cultures that promote great values and morals

Our respectable, efficient countries
Our hardworking attitudes