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White HBCU Student Starts Campaign Where Black Women are the Beauty Standard
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Kenny West
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My only problem with this. People might vouch for him cause he could be cool irl in their experience without them seeing the racist tweets. But to turn it around with this disingenuous bullshyt is
This story literally made as much of a 180 as you can make 
White HBCU Student Starts Campaign Where Black Women are the Beauty Standard - Beyond Black & White
Yall seeing some of these comments?
I wish I didn't. Them fukkin' bytches couldn't wait to throw black men under the bus.
Elle Driver
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You keep saying y'all, if you can pull a post of me saying or agreeing on any of those things you've mentioned, pull em up. If not, stfu.yeah it is an indictment for the reasons i just stated. for some reason y'all identified her fetishism the second she started up, now with this white boy its "well he just like black girls. is there anything wrong with that?"
and when did we all decide that comment about africa was worse than calling black men ******s? that's arguable
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White People Who Used the N-Word and Got a Pass
MARCH 26, 2016 | CHRISTELYN KARAZIN | 55 COMMENTS
Before I get into the meat of this, I want it to be clear that I do not condone the use of the n-word in any form–whether “lovingly” used or “hatefully” used. So when I see that Russell Schiller, the HBCU student who created the #BlackWomenAreGorgeous campaign using it in the context of slang, I’m not okay with that.
But what I’m also not okay with is the selective outrage black people have whenever a white person uses the word, while others use it copiously and as filler between subjects and predicates. The fact that someone pulled a conversation Russell had with his friends on Twitter as evidence that this young man is insincere, a white supremacist (lmao how laughable) and is simply fetishizing black women is so comical and sad. Because if anyone, ANYONE shows love to black women who isn’t black gets investigated for blood type, social security, bank and criminal records for any infraction shows that many black folks are deeply suspicious of anyone actually loving black women. Why??…because we’re so terrible? What’s the matter? Are you scared that the guy used the n-word with his buddies–in the “familial” way might give the women you ALREADY call bytches, THOTS, dark and ugly, hookers,hair hats, etc the idea that someone not black could actually love them?
I love how I’m a c00n and a bed wench for reporting this story, but Howard University made this campaign a front-page story on “The Hilltop” and nobody said or did a thing. Was I supposed to do more “research” than the University??
Russell was raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in a all-black neighborhood, where he was obviously considered an “honorary” black person by his BLACK, MALE PEERS, because he began to feel a love and affinity for the black community and obviously found acceptance there, much to his parent’s chagrin. Still–the used of the n-word is wrong when anyone uses it, and I wish Russell hadn’t, and will use this experience to correct his references in the future. I hope all who use the word do that too.
But let’s not try to ignore that fact that some black folks are using the “wait till he calls you a ******!” phrase to instill fear in black women who seek interracial relationships, and why this blog is currently being attacked by sites like Bossip for highlighting what was a positive and affirmative project that Howard University sanctioned and used as it’s public information.
Black men flooded our feed yesterday in order to tear us down and hurt our psyches and mock us because Russell used the n-word with his circle of friends. But can someone please explain this to me? I’m looking at the black-male approved group of folks below who used the n-word and I’m trying to figure out how these folks still have friends and careers. Oh…I guess if black men approve, then it’s okay to invite them to the barbecue too, or nah?
MARCH 26, 2016 | CHRISTELYN KARAZIN | 55 COMMENTS
Before I get into the meat of this, I want it to be clear that I do not condone the use of the n-word in any form–whether “lovingly” used or “hatefully” used. So when I see that Russell Schiller, the HBCU student who created the #BlackWomenAreGorgeous campaign using it in the context of slang, I’m not okay with that.
But what I’m also not okay with is the selective outrage black people have whenever a white person uses the word, while others use it copiously and as filler between subjects and predicates. The fact that someone pulled a conversation Russell had with his friends on Twitter as evidence that this young man is insincere, a white supremacist (lmao how laughable) and is simply fetishizing black women is so comical and sad. Because if anyone, ANYONE shows love to black women who isn’t black gets investigated for blood type, social security, bank and criminal records for any infraction shows that many black folks are deeply suspicious of anyone actually loving black women. Why??…because we’re so terrible? What’s the matter? Are you scared that the guy used the n-word with his buddies–in the “familial” way might give the women you ALREADY call bytches, THOTS, dark and ugly, hookers,hair hats, etc the idea that someone not black could actually love them?
I love how I’m a c00n and a bed wench for reporting this story, but Howard University made this campaign a front-page story on “The Hilltop” and nobody said or did a thing. Was I supposed to do more “research” than the University??
Russell was raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in a all-black neighborhood, where he was obviously considered an “honorary” black person by his BLACK, MALE PEERS, because he began to feel a love and affinity for the black community and obviously found acceptance there, much to his parent’s chagrin. Still–the used of the n-word is wrong when anyone uses it, and I wish Russell hadn’t, and will use this experience to correct his references in the future. I hope all who use the word do that too.
But let’s not try to ignore that fact that some black folks are using the “wait till he calls you a ******!” phrase to instill fear in black women who seek interracial relationships, and why this blog is currently being attacked by sites like Bossip for highlighting what was a positive and affirmative project that Howard University sanctioned and used as it’s public information.
Black men flooded our feed yesterday in order to tear us down and hurt our psyches and mock us because Russell used the n-word with his circle of friends. But can someone please explain this to me? I’m looking at the black-male approved group of folks below who used the n-word and I’m trying to figure out how these folks still have friends and careers. Oh…I guess if black men approve, then it’s okay to invite them to the barbecue too, or nah?
AmenhotepIV
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I hope this wasn't already posted
Smh at this
Smh at this
Reactor1804
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Re: the OP honestly I don't see what the big deal is. People saying if he were black nobody would be talking about it. OK and why would they?! You're supposed to find your own race more attractive and uphold that standard of beauty.
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White People Who Used the N-Word and Got a Pass
MARCH 26, 2016 | CHRISTELYN KARAZIN | 55 COMMENTS
Before I get into the meat of this, I want it to be clear that I do not condone the use of the n-word in any form–whether “lovingly” used or “hatefully” used. So when I see that Russell Schiller, the HBCU student who created the #BlackWomenAreGorgeous campaign using it in the context of slang, I’m not okay with that.
But what I’m also not okay with is the selective outrage black people have whenever a white person uses the word, while others use it copiously and as filler between subjects and predicates. The fact that someone pulled a conversation Russell had with his friends on Twitter as evidence that this young man is insincere, a white supremacist (lmao how laughable) and is simply fetishizing black women is so comical and sad. Because if anyone, ANYONE shows love to black women who isn’t black gets investigated for blood type, social security, bank and criminal records for any infraction shows that many black folks are deeply suspicious of anyone actually loving black women. Why??…because we’re so terrible? What’s the matter? Are you scared that the guy used the n-word with his buddies–in the “familial” way might give the women you ALREADY call bytches, THOTS, dark and ugly, hookers,hair hats, etc the idea that someone not black could actually love them?
I love how I’m a c00n and a bed wench for reporting this story, but Howard University made this campaign a front-page story on “The Hilltop” and nobody said or did a thing. Was I supposed to do more “research” than the University??
Russell was raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in a all-black neighborhood, where he was obviously considered an “honorary” black person by his BLACK, MALE PEERS, because he began to feel a love and affinity for the black community and obviously found acceptance there, much to his parent’s chagrin. Still–the used of the n-word is wrong when anyone uses it, and I wish Russell hadn’t, and will use this experience to correct his references in the future. I hope all who use the word do that too.
But let’s not try to ignore that fact that some black folks are using the “wait till he calls you a ******!” phrase to instill fear in black women who seek interracial relationships, and why this blog is currently being attacked by sites like Bossip for highlighting what was a positive and affirmative project that Howard University sanctioned and used as it’s public information.
Black men flooded our feed yesterday in order to tear us down and hurt our psyches and mock us because Russell used the n-word with his circle of friends. But can someone please explain this to me? I’m looking at the black-male approved group of folks below who used the n-word and I’m trying to figure out how these folks still have friends and careers. Oh…I guess if black men approve, then it’s okay to invite them to the barbecue too, or nah?
I Googled the author's name outta curiosity & got this:
White People Who Used the N-Word and Got a Pass
MARCH 26, 2016 | CHRISTELYN KARAZIN | 55 COMMENTS
Before I get into the meat of this, I want it to be clear that I do not condone the use of the n-word in any form–whether “lovingly” used or “hatefully” used. So when I see that Russell Schiller, the HBCU student who created the #BlackWomenAreGorgeous campaign using it in the context of slang, I’m not okay with that.
But what I’m also not okay with is the selective outrage black people have whenever a white person uses the word, while others use it copiously and as filler between subjects and predicates. The fact that someone pulled a conversation Russell had with his friends on Twitter as evidence that this young man is insincere, a white supremacist (lmao how laughable) and is simply fetishizing black women is so comical and sad. Because if anyone, ANYONE shows love to black women who isn’t black gets investigated for blood type, social security, bank and criminal records for any infraction shows that many black folks are deeply suspicious of anyone actually loving black women. Why??…because we’re so terrible? What’s the matter? Are you scared that the guy used the n-word with his buddies–in the “familial” way might give the women you ALREADY call bytches, THOTS, dark and ugly, hookers,hair hats, etc the idea that someone not black could actually love them?
I love how I’m a c00n and a bed wench for reporting this story, but Howard University made this campaign a front-page story on “The Hilltop” and nobody said or did a thing.
Black men flooded our feed yesterday in order to tear us down and hurt our psyches and mock us because Russell used the n-word with his circle of friends. But can someone please explain this to me? I’m looking at the black-male approved group of folks below who used the n-word and I’m trying to figure out how these folks still have friends and careers. Oh…I guess if black men approve, then it’s okay to invite them to the barbecue too, or nah?
Breh I have NEVER BEEN ON THE PHONE THIS LONG. but this shyt is entertaining as fukk lol
I mean she addressed it, and she does have a point. Unfortunately it was alot of black men who allowed him to use the n word period are to blame no matter how you spin breh, it just gave bytches like krystline
Ammo, he's no longer seen as a genuine white dude, he's now seen as as a wigger who learned his bad habits from black men. It's like giving bytches ammo
Really .... so I'm in different. Alot of his black friends are and bison in general are c aping for emmm. So that makes this whole bm vs bw mute- in general it's just another dumb black people moment
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MajorVitaman
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Trying to scapegoat bedwenching on black men. Your statement makes absolutely no sense because Asian make the most money in the U.S.A and control the economic flow and resources of their communities and their women are first in line to get with white men . Regardless of what black men do or the condition of the black community, the black women who want to bedwench will bedewnch.
I'm not scapegoating myself
you completely missed my point.
Outside of that I saw a better pic of 
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