Ok, just got back from Barnes and Noble's and in the African American section there is a book where a Black woman is examining the relationships Black men have with White women and why they have them. I look it over, and basically see another "Black Man's Guide to Understanding the Black Woman" (Horrible book) and pass it over. But it got me to thinking: Why does America put so much emphasis in staying true to one's races when it comes to relationships? Don't get me wrong, I'm not naive enough to think racism is gone, but it's a ridiculous idea that races still can't completely intermingle. So what if a White woman, or any other woman, wants a Black man? I'm not going to chase them away. There are similar books from all races out there about staying true. What's up with that?
2007-10-27
09:52:34
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L.H. This question has nothing to do with the fact it was Black and White. To answer, yes, I date a Black male. Not because I'm staying true, but because he does more for me than my last boyfriend, a Hispanic male. I asked this question because I find it purely ridiculous that in 2007 Black people STILL can't be fine with the idea that we CO-EXIST with what you call 'the enemy.' Just by you saying that you would never date a White man because he is the 'enemy' proves my point. We are too hung up on staying true to our race.
2007-10-27
10:09:12 ·
update #1