Johnny Vulture
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I see how you completely stole an opinion and made it a threadThe debate is heavy here
I'm trying to squeeze myself into one
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I see how you completely stole an opinion and made it a threadThe debate is heavy here
I'm trying to squeeze myself into one
I Did it for the cultureI see how you completely stole an opinion and made it a thread
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if it's not small percentage please provide some statistics.... I'll wait
When someone asks me for proof of colorism I can not take them seriously.I compare that question to when White people asks to "prove," how racism exists.A person who asks for "proof," of systems of oppression that blatantly exist in society is someone who I can not engage in a discussion about racism or colorism with.A person who is oblivious to racism or colorism is someone who is simply unaware & who I consider a lost cause.
Honestly to discuss colorism with black men on this forum (or any other problem that a number of black women face) is completely useless.& Unfortunately, this same tune exists in real life to a certain degree.
You must be ugly can be tired but if it fits fukk it it fits. I don't give a fukk who you checked and dikkhead I don't check your post like that so I don't know what you talking about earlier. As far as being ignorant I'll be that and for the most part looking good protects people from saying shyt that don't deal with you looking good except for online where a disproportionate number of victims seem to reside.
i've never heard or seen a black man in real life say "i don't date dark women".
worst i've seen is a mixed dude saying he didn't like black girls.
i've met a few black females that told me some shyt like "i usually date mexicans, i usually date asians, i don't usually mess with dark guys, i don't date black guys," or some variations thereof.
When it comes to physical attraction the only people hungup on skin color are females.
People need to stop feeding these trolls. Majority of these females with low self esteem don't even interact with men. They just sit around all day letting nikkas like tommy sotamayor troll them.
Whatever makes you people feel better about yourselvesThat's all that stuckk out to me, even though you didn't have to say that for me to know that.
If you never seen or heard that first line you typed then you don't live in America.
& How in the hell would you know how black men interact with women?You don't know the things they say.I & other women have more experience than YOU.I know how these n*ggas are & I been realized it a long time ago.This "black male c00ns don't exist," thing you & others are trying to spew is a joke.
Men like attractive women.That's all that stuckk out to me, even though you didn't have to say that for me to know that.
If you never seen or heard that first line you typed then you don't live in America.
& How in the hell would you know how black men interact with women?You don't know the things they say.I & other women have more experience than YOU.I know how these n*ggas are & I been realized it a long time ago.This "black male c00ns don't exist," thing you & others are trying to spew is a joke.
I'm not asking you to prove the existence of colorism I'm asking you to prove the SIGNIFICANT number of black men that partake in it.. you know damn well you're generalizing because you're emotional
The fact that I have to provide you the research is all I need to know to know that I can't have this conversation with you(which I can,but I'm not going to because it is pointless and a waste of my time).I could sit up here and line up 10, 15 page, APA, peer-reviewed articles about colorism & Black men & you will still deny its impact.For someone who has had these dialogues about black male hatred towards dark skin/colorism in general with plenty of black women, it's hard for me to take you seriously.I don't see the point because you will continue to dismiss a significant number of black women's experiences with colorism and blacKKK men.
Men like attractive women.
if you're attractive skin color isn't gonna change that.
Any black man who makes a habit of belittling black women has low self esteem. Hes a lame. So why would you give a fukk what he thinks?
i could care less what a bedwench thinks.
The fact that I have to provide you the research is all I need to know to know that I can't have this conversation with you(which I can,but I'm not going to because it is pointless and a waste of my time).I could sit up here and line up 10, 15 page, APA, peer-reviewed articles about colorism & Black men & you will still deny its impact.For someone who has had these dialogues about black male hatred towards dark skin/colorism in general with plenty of black women, it's hard for me to take you seriously.I don't see the point because you will continue to dismiss a significant number of black women's experiences with colorism and blacKKK men.
Again majority of black men are with brown and black skin women and you tried to say that most men you see in real life talk down on dark skin women.. even if that was true your experience isn't representative of dark skin women as a whole and neither are any of those peer reviewed articles with their small ass sample sizes and I know you've never taken a research methods class so you wouldn't even be able to recognize or interpret any skewed data presented to you
ma'am no one here is denying the impact colorism has had on the black collective conscious
it's that youre making these sweeping generalizations about how most of us black men hate dark skinned women.
do those men exist? absolutely
are those men very vocal with their disdain for darker women? absolutely
do they make up the majority of black men? absolutely not
that's what we are saying
but youre parading your perceptions and experiences as fact when it's really just conjecture.
dont ascribe the actions & thoughts of the few to the entire populace, those are white supremacist tactics :jrdnkak1:
I'm a psych major.My whole college career was research.Statistics all the way through "Experimental Methods," was a requirement.& I'll be doing the same thing when I'm in grad school.
& What you said in the first 2 lines of your post is what everyone says when the topic of colorism pops up.Clearly,everyone has there own individual experiences.Based on your post, you're making it seem like it's not really a problem.So if colorism is not really a "problem," then why should it be discussed at all?