Well, I might just be putting words in OP's mouth, but I don't think he was trying to be hypocritical here. I think he was more lamenting the fact that black men are socially conditioned to not be attracted to black women. Whereas other people can consider their attraction to certain skin-types/hair/etc as a matter of personal preference, society as a general rule tends to look down on features common amongst black people (darker skin, wide noses, kinky hair, etc) as unattractive. It's a widespread thing -- a LOT of black men aren't attracted to black women, and the sad thing is it runs so deep that most view it as normal, and wouldn't see the hypocrisy in the fact that they're doing to black women exactly what women of other races occasionally do to them.