Stuff white men say to black women

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ILoveBlackAmericanWomen
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I do have to admit many white men do make it a race thing when conversing with Black women. Not just white men but non Black men and even Black men make it a race thing.

I was at a friend's house and with their family (who is white) then the aunt was telling me I was a nice girl then the uncle said "and she's BLACK" like that was the icing on the cake bonus and he kept repeating himself until she told him to behave.

I had a white man come up to me literally a complete stranger kiss me in the most disrespectful way. I was only 16 and he was in his twenties and he said "I love Black girls I don't know why I just do" there were like 5 Black men conversing with each other then they start staring and didn't tell the pervert to back off. When I pushed him away he pulled my hair like his life depended on it in trying to get me to kiss him.I didn't expect them to step in because they were Black but because it's the right thing to do.

My sister had a white man say to her "want a sugardaddy?" She said no then he said I always thought Black women were better lovers..they have the wide hips and they know how to move during sex".

I had a white man say to me "Chocolate bunnies...I love chocolate bunnies" It's like they expect us to say "WOW..YOU REALLY LIKE ME????? Please...

The list goes on but I feel more men need to stop bringing color in it. It's not that serious. Like when a man says "so do you like white men?" I'm like why do you have to address yourself as a' white man' why can't you just see yourself as a man?


I don't understand it.
To be white or black - is to not be a human, but a living definition and label. To be a slave to definition, to fashion, to the industries that market us like cattle, emptying our pockets like the udders of the cow, being paid to cut our bodies for cosmetics, benefiting off of putting harsh chemicals on our heads, making money off of us choosing to live and participate in the reality they created. Don't be "black", don't be "white", don''t be "Asian", don't be "Latin." Destroy the illusion, become human.
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ILoveBlackAmericanWomen
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Post by ILoveBlackAmericanWomen »

onezero4u wrote:haha so dumb...

most of those utterances werent that bad (except the dooshbag slamming her to the wall)

taken out of context, anything can sound rude.

oh yeah #16 is total BS, no way would she leave a free dinner with a new romance for that remark...it was pretty funny & she probably laughed out loud.
I have to disagree I find the list of comments offensive. These ladies speak on other offensive things we deal with here:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=en ... 9vr_dthM0M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iUeEN-erh4
To be white or black - is to not be a human, but a living definition and label. To be a slave to definition, to fashion, to the industries that market us like cattle, emptying our pockets like the udders of the cow, being paid to cut our bodies for cosmetics, benefiting off of putting harsh chemicals on our heads, making money off of us choosing to live and participate in the reality they created. Don't be "black", don't be "white", don''t be "Asian", don't be "Latin." Destroy the illusion, become human.
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