I think
@Houston911 was joking.
But anyway there are two things here mixed as one--the first correct the second maybe a fallacy.
First, White men do have an overall higher rate of marriage though this is rapidly shrinking for the lower middle class and working class White men.
However, just because White men have a higher rate of marriage, does not mean that BW chances of ending up married with a White partner are much higher.
Interpreting White men's overall likelihood to getting married to be equal to a Black woman's chances a White man will marry her in a given relationship is bad logic and faulty inference.
First, the out of wedlock birth rate for Black women and White men isn't that much smaller than that for Black men when you control for education. Overall, BW marriages with White men is skewed towards educated BW--but educated BW typically have kids in wedlock with BM too.
Also, there is a bizarre amnesia in Black dating about the White men that string Black women along and don't marry them. Partially probably because Black women don't want to advertise past relationships with White men that ended poorly whereas Black men get aired out. This reinforces the perception that makes people think marrying down for a White person is somehow a win.