so basically your sisters are cac lovers? my thing is, why don't blacks who grew up in the same circles connect? seems like they avoid eachother, and it goes both ways.
No...and funny you should say that, yea both my sisters are Ivy.
And they went to an all black high school but got picked on all the time for being nerds who did well in school...they graduated, went to good schools and moved away.
Of course they don't want to date black guys, when most of the ones they meet either try to holla at them in the street (and they never connected to that culture because of the teasing for being different in high school) or are janitors in their buildings.
One is a lawyer and one is in CS...they did date some guys they met from NSBE before, but for the most part you date whoever is in your circle...and not a lot of brothers are looking to settle down and have kids/get married in their twenties in their income bracket.
So they dated/got engaged to men with the same career goals/interests that they had.
Sadly there aren't a lot of brothers in corporate America...and they aren't exactly feeling guilty about it when they got teased their entire childhoods for "talking white" etc...
Ya'll can't act like you don't know what I'm talking about...
I take a pragmatic approach to this. I'm not going to force someone to like me just because I'm the same race that they are, and my sisters are pretty much the same way. fukk whoever you have shyt in common with...if a brother comes along that treats them right with the same goals and interests before they get married off, then more power to him.