spindashing said:bible right here.
And shit, can we fucking MOVE ON from that tired assed topic? Seriously.
I wish.
spindashing said:bible right here.
And shit, can we fucking MOVE ON from that tired assed topic? Seriously.
The Faceless Master said:<3 women.
period.
then please put the sign loving black women specifically in MY neighborhood.Urban Scholar said:I wish this was on shirts ad billboards
Londa said:the article states that men are more attracted to black women who look mixed. That has nothing to do with marriage.
Before you get married, you have to first be in a relationship. If black women are unattractive then how are they in relationships?
notworksafe said:This guy has it right.
As a white dude I have no prejudice against black women for the bad qualities some of them are known/assumed to have. Maybe it's because there aren't many black women where I currently live, but I've seen more poor behavior in other races. Black women don't have the trademark on being jerks, that's for sure.
Measley said:Sex and relationships are two different things as well.
Mr. Patch said:Considering the divorce rate in this county, that's obvious.
And considering all the whining about black women, we could EASILY do the same stuff for men.
I was in a restaurant on a college trip a couple of years ago, and there was this dude in our group that was talking to a pocket of his friends about how he doesn't date black women.Dreams-Visions said:then please put the sign loving black women specifically in MY neighborhood.
they take more shit than a little bit. they could use more than a little bit of fucking love. fuck ignoring that reality.
Satchwar said:I was in a restaurant on a college trip a couple of years ago, and there was this dude in our group that was talking to a pocket of his friends about how he doesn't date black women.
And I'm sitting a few chairs away, thinking to myself, "BITCH I CAN HEAR YOU."
I didn't say anything to him. He was already lost. He was Dominican, with darker skin than mine and had full lips and coarse hair. At one point, he brought up how he would tell black women that he wasn't black when they approached him, as if that was supposed to be some sort of a deterrent that would keep black women away. He had flat out rejected black women.
Bay Maximus said:Not very surprising tbh. Skin tone is a potent social class divider in their culture for various historical reasons and of course, ignorance.
Anyone watching "The Help"?
That explains it.Satchwar said:I was in a restaurant on a college trip a couple of years ago, and there was this dude in our group that was talking to a pocket of his friends about how he doesn't date black women.
And I'm sitting a few chairs away, thinking to myself, "BITCH I CAN HEAR YOU."
I didn't say anything to him. He was already lost. He was Dominican, with darker skin than mine and had full lips and coarse hair. At one point, he brought up how he would tell black women that he wasn't black when they approached him, as if that was supposed to be some sort of a deterrent that would keep black women away. He had flat out rejected black women.
He kept black men in his company, though!
this. Dominicans are weird as fuck.Imm0rt4l said:That explains it.
indeed. fuck being black in Latin America.Bay Maximus said:Not very surprising tbh. Skin tone is a potent social class divider in their culture for various historical reasons and of course, ignorance.
Urban Scholar said:I actually want to go see it with my mom. I want to know if it's a good film overall.
Are they ashamed of being black?Dreams-Visions said:this. Dominicans are weird as fuck.
yes. goes back to their days of being dominated by Haiti, followed by leadership who rose up in the mid 20th century with a racial appeal (even though said leader had African heritage). It's grown into the culture now to the degree that they don't want to be considered "black".zero_suit said:Are they ashamed of being black?
Saldana considers herself black though.Dreams-Visions said:yes. goes back to their days of being dominated by Haiti, followed by leadership who rose up in the mid 20th century with a racial appeal (even though said leader had African heritage). It's grown into the culture now to the degree that they don't want to be considered "black".
Also: http://worldfocus.org/blog/2009/06/...can-republic-face-racism-discrimination/5998/
which is why the opinions on "blackness" coming from people like Zoe Sandala and Sammy Sosa are understandable. their culture is fucked the fuck up.
edit: this may be interesting as well http://dr1.com/articles/race.shtml
I think a culture that promotes hatred of an obvious and large part of its people's own ancestry due to past political influences is worthy of noting as such. and it adds context to their opinions and comments.The Faceless Master said:Dominicans are Dominican... that's just Dominican culture. what's the problem?
if she does or does not, we can at least understand either way in this cultural context. as we can understand her alleged preference for white men.Parallax said:Saldana considers herself black though.
basically this, black men & black woman relations need a lot of working on, would be pathetic just to run away like thatlightless_shado said:I think he's implying that it would be basically "giving up" on black men if black women decided that if they can't find a black man, they'll just date a white man or a man from any other ethnicity.
But the problem is, that it can be said that most people from other ethnicities aren't even interested in black women. I know there are charts out there with data from other sources, but even here on GAF threads about black women are well...messy.
Dreams-Visions said:which is why the opinions on "blackness" coming from people like Zoe Sandala and Sammy Sosa are understandable. their culture is fucked the fuck up.
Dreams-Visions said:if she does or does not, we can at least understand either way in this cultural context. as we can understand her alleged preference for white men.
Kitschkraft said:Bruthas have been getting a pass on that "STAND UP FOR YOUR RIIIII.......OH SHIT A PAWG!" shit forever. It's practically a cliche.
SleepyJohn11 said:I remember this one black girl in high school who keeps insisting she's just Jamaican, but not black. All the other black kids just chuckled and forgot, but I see this is serious in Latin America and the Caribbean.
I think I got asked by some person of Caribbean-descent something like:
Person : What's your ethnicity
Me: (awkward stare) ..., black/Black-American
Person: That's it? Just "black"? You're sure your not Afro-Cuban?
But, I'm curious. I want to know how important black-gaf's specific ethincity/culture is to them and how just the word "black" means in that culture. Is it more important to feel free to live how you want or to upheld traditional ideas about people?I probably didn't phrase the question I wanted to :/
Dreams-Visions said:yes. goes back to their days of being dominated by Haiti, followed by leadership who rose up in the mid 20th century with a racial appeal (even though said leader had African heritage). It's grown into the culture now to the degree that they don't want to be considered "black".
Also: http://worldfocus.org/blog/2009/06/...can-republic-face-racism-discrimination/5998/
which is why the opinions on "blackness" coming from people like Zoe Sandala and Sammy Sosa are understandable. their culture is fucked the fuck up.
edit: this may be interesting as well http://dr1.com/articles/race.shtml
Londa said:happens every week. Thanks to SSwhateverGoku and Measley always bring up the issue in here to begin with. Also I find it weird that Measley continues to talk down about black women even tho he is married to a white woman. Why is he so concerned with black women still if he has "moved on" to a "better" alternative? Why does he care what black women do anyways?
I honestly feel sorry for his wife. He married her first, because she was white.
I don't know about anyone else here, but I would marry if I was in love, not because of a skin color.
Measley said:You assume far too much. I love how you blame me for bringing up the issue when I was simply responding to an article that was already being discussed. Hell, Goku didn't even post the article, a guy named Tarius did.
LoL, no. I'd never marry someone because of their race. Again, you assume too much.
Then you need to pass the memo to your fellow black women.
ChocolateCupcakes said:This is such a tired ass argument. Just ignore him and he'll stop posting. Some people are just stuck with their annoying/wrong habits.
Measley said:You assume far too much. I love how you blame me for bringing up the issue when I was simply responding to an article that was already being discussed. Hell, Goku didn't even post the article, a guy named Tarius did.
LoL, no. I'd never marry someone because of their race. Again, you assume too much.
Then you need to pass the memo to your fellow black women.
:lol :lolDragonKnight said:I really don't care if your wife is white but please tell me that you aren't a skinny brother and your wife is four times your size.
Londa said:You still don't answer WHY you are worried about black women when you said you married a white woman because you find black women unattractive.
So once again it is because you do not like black women, that caused you to marry a white woman.
I feel sad for her she is locked in with a loon.
I don't have to tell anyone anything. It's none of my business what other women do. You should have no concern with what anyone outside of yourself does. Grow up, get a life, mind your business, and stop generalizing. You are annoying.
It's because of things like this that I don't frequent this thread as much as I used to and I'd imagine that it's holding a lot of people back from posting too. Especially newcomers...ChocolateCupcakes said:This is such a tired ass argument. Just ignore him and he'll stop posting. Some people are just stuck with their annoying/wrong habits.
DragonKnight said:I really don't care if your wife is white but please tell me that you aren't a skinny brother and your wife is four times your size.
Measley said:Um, it was the topic of discussion in the forum, that's why I was talking about it. Maybe you need to take a break from Neogaf and get some RL friends? You're taking all of this a bit too personally.
This is such a tired ass argument. Just ignore him and he'll stop posting. Some people are just stuck with their annoying/wrong habits.
Londa said:TBH, I want to see what his wife looks like.
Man, no one even likes your black woman bashing. You and a few others are what is ruining this thread.
spindashing said:It's because of things like this that I don't frequent this thread as much as I used to and I'd imagine that it's holding a lot of people back from posting too. Especially newcomers...
Measley said:Posting a photo of my wife wont help with your insecurity issues. Honestly, it might make them worse.
Responding to articles posted on this forum is not ruining the thread. The childish reaction to a dissenting opinion is what is ruining this thread.
yea this shit is getting tired.spindashing said:It's because of things like this that I don't frequent this thread as much as I used to and I'd imagine that it's holding a lot of people back from posting too. Especially newcomers...
Bay Maximus said:Pretty much. I hate all the negativity in this thread as of late. Let's ignore the redundant crap and keep this thread strong and fresh.
@Measly....I'm sure you have reasons that you feel the way that you do and that's fine. Do what makes you happy. If you're truly concerned with the issues that face black women, do something about it. Go out into the real world and fight against the causes instead of the symptoms. (E.g. black men incarceration rates, sub-standard education, euro-centric American standard of beauty deeming black women as less socially acceptable long-term partners)
Perhaps you should consider making that bi-racial thread you were talking about. Whatever you do, just stop shitting on this thread. By the way, you did say you had a bad experience with black women so that's why you married a white woman.
In this very thread genius.
Londa said:I'm very secure. See I don't go around bashing a group of people like you do. Or dating and marrying men by skin color like you do with women.
Bay Maximus said:@Measly....I'm sure you have reasons that you feel the way that you do and that's fine. Do what makes you happy. If you're truly concerned with the issues that face black women, do something about it. Go out into the real world and fight against the causes instead of the symptoms. (E.g. black men incarceration rates, sub-standard education, euro-centric American standard of beauty deeming black women as less socially acceptable long-term partners)
Perhaps you should consider making that bi-racial thread you were talking about. Whatever you do, just stop shitting on this thread. By the way, you did say you had a bad experience with black women so that's why you married a white woman.
In this very thread genius.
Bay Maximus said:^it's ok. You're done.
Hey black-GAF been meaning to ask, y no black gaf Tshirts? We have seriously talented people in here and I saw not a one. I would submit a design, but quite frankly, I suck.
Yeah, it would be nice to have that on a shirtBoombloxer said:Londa's logo por favor.
The Faceless Master said:Kelly Rowland!
I wanted to submit something but I had second thoughts. If the logo was submited I wouldn't want just one with the logo but something like it but stylized.Bay Maximus said:^it's ok. You're done.
Hey black-GAF been meaning to ask, y no black gaf Tshirts? We have seriously talented people in here and I saw not a one. I would submit a design, but quite frankly, I suck.
The Faceless Master said:Kelly Rowland!
You saw them too, right?The Faceless Master said:Kelly Rowland!
Lv99 Slacker said:Heh. Still occasionally listen to Motivation on my DAP (Cowon J3); Diplo remix, too. I think it was in June while I was in New Jersey that I heard this song for the first time via some girl's ringtone. I'm not a prude, but it definitely made my face heat up. Like Londa, I don't listen to a lot of rap/hip hop. Neo soul, 50s - 90s R&B, 90s New Jack Swing - for sure. The only hip hop album I own though is The Love Below/Speakerboxxx and, yeah, it was for Andre's side of the album.