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'Black girls straighten their hair to look white.' First off, not every black person has kinky/nappy hair. I have naturally curly hair. I chemically straighten and bleach my hair out of free will, not to be someone else. I don't date the majority of black guys or hang out with black people so I automatically "hate myself". I'm bi-racial, and I love all parts of me. It's just that I don't agree with most of their lifestyles, I'm not really physically attracted to them, and we usually don't like the same things. Like rap, I just don't agree well with it. I know other races listen to rap too, so whatever. Most of the black people I have met, are also ghetto and I can not stand ghetto people. I especially hate when the "n*gg*" word is used. Back to the physical attraction, I don't really like dark skin or kinky hair that feels like a rug. I prefer tanned to lighter with curly, wavy, or straight hair. It's just a personal preference for me.

2006-11-03 18:11:03 · 4 answers · asked by Anonymous in Society & Culture Cultures & Groups Other - Cultures & Groups

...right....... :/

No, I "claim" to hate ANYONE who uses the "n" word. Go back and read! ...>:P... It's right after I said that I don't like ghetto people. When I said "them", (if you would kindly go back and read) I meant 'them' as in black males not all black people. That whole sentence I was referring to black males period. I'm just not attracted to them. Did I ever say anything about white beauty or the KKK? No. Just so you know I'm: (in alphabetical order) asian, black, english, french, and native american.

2006-11-05 13:27:03 · update #1

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That's fine. No problem with that. I'm an Asian girl and I straightened my hair, not to look white or anything, but because I like the feel of straight hair, and plus, you don't want to see me with unstraightened hair, trust me.

I don't listen to rap either, but that doesn't mean I don't like black people. I prefer RnB than rap.

2006-11-03 18:42:28 · answer #1 · answered by Tiny 2 · 2 0

Perhaps if you weren't a racist you wouldn't be having these problems. You hate it when Blacks use the N word you claim, yet you are silently using the N word in your broad categorization of Black people. Your views are just as broad and generalistic as the generalistic N word itself. Assuming you are bi-racial from being Black and White, one minute you said you love 'all' parts of you, then refer to Black people as 'them.' 'Them' means 'others' and 'others' means 'not me'. So you clearly have no respect for your Black side, if you are someone is from a Black parent.

My hair is light too, and I keep it that way because I have thin features and don't look good with dark hair. People don't call you self-hating because of your hair, it's because of your personality and your Klu Klux Klan beliefs of White beauty and superiority and generalizations.

2006-11-05 18:39:19 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 2

Since I have started studying music and listening to other kinds of music besides rock music, I have noticed that much of what we like about music is cultural, or based on emotion rather than if the music is really good. I have found that now the music I prefer to hear depends on my mood, or what I haven't heard for awhile, or based on some good memories rather than my rather shallow view of music that I had say 10 years ago. So now I enjoy Jazz, Classical, New Age, Country, etc. depending on my mood etc. and certain types of songs I may or may not like within that genre. So there are good Jazz songs, and bad Jazz songs, just as there are good and bad rock songs, or just types of songs I don't prefer regardless of genre. Strangely I have found that the distortion used in rock songs is actually nicer to hear than some instruments if they are poorly recorded. So I might cringe at hearing some harsh Jazz recording, and find a rock tune more soothing. I like music alone in itself rather than a genre. I used to identify with the music that I listened to, now I identify with music.

2006-11-04 02:18:43 · answer #3 · answered by The Bible (gives Hope) 6 · 0 2

Ok, so your alone in your stance?Keep looking.

2006-11-04 02:20:02 · answer #4 · answered by Marcus R. 6 · 0 2

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