CinnaSlim
Queen of Swords
"Those Black men who understand the tenuous nature if physical fulfillment often look to the intangible experiences such as justice, freedom, equality, and acceptance by other people. Black men and women believe the intangible experiences will solve all the challenges we face in life. Whom do we want to be equal to? Accepted by? Most important, why? We have been taught to define ourselves, seek and limit ourselves within the confines of a physical realm that is ever changing."If ur talkin biological... then ur talkin what any man wants regardless of race... but if u were talkin the "wants" strictly pertaining to black american men.
1st, seperate the typical nikkaz from real black men. (i feel negs coming)
The black man, imo, wants to be treated as an equal to others. Have the same opportunities as others, be judged as others would be judged. For the most part be left alone to persue what any other man is free to persue in this country, happiness (which is different for each man).
For me personally the happiness i would persue, is finacial flexibility. The freedom to be where i want to be, and do what I want to do at any given time.
Making sure my family are on the path to persue what makes them happy.
Having the freedom to be with whichever woman i want to be with at the time.
i think that's it
Thank you for your answer. The biggest thing I took from it was freedom and joy. Happiness is a fleeting feeling but joy stays with you throughout your different circumstances.
Most of you basically said:
Autonomy, which is power over oneself and freedom from external control or influence
