The other side of the coin

GQ Brotha said:
Holy cow. W.T.F. :confused::eek:

Black men were treated poorly in the past as well by white men, black women were raped and some had consensual relations with said white men, I don't think today however that when I see a black woman with a white man she is sleeping with the enemy, its freaking 2011. That notion doesn't even enter the frame of thought.

Respect is a two way street, everyone has to individually respect the other person first if they expect the same in return, black, white doesn't matter, its a personal value system of each individual.
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Now you see why I think she's a TROLL.
 
GQ Brotha said:
And how would that be any different from a black male in America, with a history of slavery, Jim Crow Laws during segregation, lynchings, anti-interracial marriage laws, even today a prison system loaded with black males, the stereotypes that accompany being a black man in America that you walk, talk and look a certain way as the prototype thug, gangsta, rapper, saggin pants, drug dealing criminal element.

I had college professors comment about "you're a very well spoken young man" its almost as though as a black male that somehow surprises them, because I never heard those sentiments echoed to non-black students in my interactions. I've been pulled over on the New York state highway when driving down from college on a couple of occasions with friends. Generally because being a young black male traveling with other black males in a car on the highway and they associate that with drug running activities.

Little things like those you encounter as a black man trying to lift yourself up, but I know my makeup and value system as a man. I wasn't even born in America and yet have experienced little things that shine a bright light on the issue of race.

I feel strongly about these things because I look at people as individuals because stereotypes are for the ignorant and short sighted. Skin color, gender, etc, doesn't begin to touch the surface of who the real person is.
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I guess she thinks BW have had a tougher time in America than BM.

She should stick to what she knows and leave Black history alone.
 
sockervadd said:
of course they have..

to be a woman is harder than being a man and to be a black is harder than being white

that's a fact that
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:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Fuck outta' here damn fool..

In America...a BW's word is better than a BM's word.

BM are and have always have been...the target for violence.

Corporations PREFER BW over BM.

WM are not threatened by BW...they are threatened by BM.
 
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