What’s sad.. I work in insurance and over thousand plus people work in my building
the white women who are in executive positions are married to guys with way lower incomes.. dudes that are handymen, car mechanics, grocery store supervisors, etc.. but they happy
I literally had a black woman turn me down cause I was a longshoreman working on the docks cause SHE ASSUMED I WAS MAKING PENNIES AND IT WASNT A GLAMOUR JOB..
I was pulling 85 to 90k a year
We have a community full of misguided classists to the detriment of themselves
these women are supposed to be worldly, civilized and big picture thinking but any big picture thinker knows that any surviving community needs WHITE AND BLUE collar workers together. Cacs do welding and plumbing and score wives out of these racist ass high caliber PWI
granted some of these blue collar dudes eventually go corporate or even teach or manage when in the field long enough.
Because that’s “unfamiliar” to BW of that class level. Those types only understand scamming, athlete, rapper, weed man or barber.
Once get that realization of the woman who are in the same level as you and understand who you “outclass” it’s helps you pick better.
A lot of Black women--and Black men for that matter--aren't educated on various career paths and earning potential. You'd think the women would have some insight into this, considering how many of them attend and graduate from college. And how social they are. I just think they lack curiosity about those things in the way other groups of women do.
Most Black people couldn't tell you much about management consulting, investment banking, private equity.
Most Black people don't know the difference between IT and engineering. And inside engineering, most Black people don't know the difference between mechanical, electrical, computer and other engineering disciplines. And how earnings differ across those disciplines.
We just don't know those things as a community.
That's why it'd be nice if Kevin spent more time educating the young women who call in on that type of stuff. What type of men to target relative to their professions.
If I have a daughter, she's going to have this type of information before I send her off to college.
