Is WM/BW interracial on tv replacing BM/WW relationships?

[JamalSpunky]

Well the differences between gays bm, and bw in entertainment is that bm are the only ones shackled by a sense of hyper masculine ideals that won't allow them to "demand" to be seen as romantic interests because it would come across as complaining which doesn't go with the self/societal imposed notion of being hyper masculine. Alpha males shouldn't have to beg for things and begging to be seen as a romantic interest over a sexual one doesn't go with the ideal either. Bw and gay men don't have those self/societal imposed restraints. They can for lack of a better term complain all they want.

Black men "complain" or beg about a lot of things. For example not getting the jobs as head coach of NFL teams. Totally superficial in terms of how it affected the lives of the vast majority of black men, but that didn't stop the complaints and the cries for changes to the hiring system.


My point is when you are being denied something by TPTB the only way you get to change that is by making your voice, your dissatisfaction, heard. How is it any different then black guys complaining they don't want to keep playing criminals, butlers, slaves, etc. It is all about what you decide to "beg" for I guess. If you like the status quo as it is now then by all means sit back and accept Hollywood limiting what a black man can be and who he is allowed to love on the screen. Results are only seen by those who stand up and say no more. Black women have been crying about everything regarding their images for an eternity. And now we are starting to see the fruits of that activity.

 

[The Dark King]

Merlin was just ridiculous. A black Gwen? Ridiculous. But that show like Misfits are made in England and I'll give it a pass since British shows are also just as wiling to show black men with white women. Vampire Diaries is cancelled out by the Originals so that makes things even as far as that show is concerned.

But it is that Best Man shit that really ticks me off. The lone white dude dating a black chick in these black romantic ensembles has become a cliche (and it always seemed to be played by that same dude, eddie Chaibain?). What is more irritating is that it ignores the reality that black guys in America date white women in the real world more so than black girls date white men. Yet you would think otherwise when it comes to these films. They all seem to be about appeasing their black female base.


I've written about this stuff dozens of times on these boards; maybe too many. There always are a bunch of guys who agree but those same dudes will then go out and keep supporting shows like Scandal and movies like The Best Man's Wedding. I'll end it on this example. Asian guys have been going through this shit longer than us black men. But now Asian guys, when given the opportunity, are changing that around. The Asian director who has taken over the Fast and Furious franchise made sure that he was going to keep using an Asian male character who was cool and slick (Han); a leading man type. He also made sure to give that character a love interest, a female who was going to be a regular member of the ensemble. That same woman he chose was white. If white directors weren't going to do that it left him as an Asian director to do it. Meanwhile when black men get opportunities to open up the options of the love interests of black males they chicken out. Guys like Tim Story and Malcolm Lee instead come up with the idea to be "bold" by pairing a black female character with a white guy.

Recently one black director was given the reigns on a story about a black male who loves blaxploitation flicks which he use as a model when dating women. This character also happens to date three women who are named Sharon. The director could have easily cast a black male and cast one or two non-black women as the love interests. Instead he decided to make the male lead white (as if there are not enough roles for white men in the first place). Gutless. And as much as I love Steve McQueen it is disappointing that when he decided to do Shame he made a decision to make the main love interest of the white guy a black woman when she wasn't black in the script. Where is that boldness in regards to anything involving a black male characters and a white female? McQueen is black Brit who is married to a white woman. He of all people should be immune to that mentality that it is wrong to portray such a BM/WW pairing. But if black directors like him aren't going to take that stance, who will?

Nothing is going to change until black male directors and black actors make that change. Blair Underwood realized that years ago when he observed that while he was conscious of portraying black relationships on screen, black actresses were frequently being paired with white men on screen. Will Smith, about eight years ago, was quoted as saying that the public didn't support black men-white women pairings on screen and indicated that was why he and other black actors didn't have white love interests. He actedc like he had no choice but to accept that reality. Cut to 2013 and Smith is finally not allowing bigots (the black or white kind) to determine who he can woo in a movie (no "Hancock" does not count since that movie really toned down the relationship between him and Charlize that was originally in the script). Wish it didn't take him that long but better late than never.

The same could be said with Denzel in "Flight". Took that dude forever to figure it out and stop being cowardly in regards to white chicks. I wrote about Denzel's shying away from being paired with white women (most famously in Virtuosity when he pointed out he didn't want to offend white male moviegoers). And every time I brought it up people on this site rushed to his defense and claimed he was making a good business decision. Okay. He was also being careful. And being careful led him to declining good roles in very good movies (Se7en, Michael Clayton and, according to one recent article, Basic Instinct) for an eternity. That playing it safe also meant he had an unofficial "no white woman" clause to boot. Insteaad of breaking down barriers he was happy to not rock the boat. Of course Flight not only ended up being one of his best movies but one of his most successful too. And it was successful even though he had a love scene with a naked Hispanic actress and a love story with a white female. Instead of worrying all these years about alienating his black female base or upsetting white dudes he should have been more interested in expanding his fanbase. Again, better late than never.

The Originals is still new. Give it a second season where the black dude actually gets his romantic pursuit then I will agree.

Mentioning Seven made me think of Morgan Freeman's character in Kiss The Girls. The book was amazing and it always annoyed me that they never allowed his character and Ashley Judd's to hook up the way they were suppose, instead they hire an actor nearly 20 years her senior who is almost like a father figure.
And I don't know why Guinverre being black was so far fetched when they constantly bastardize the lore about King Arthur. They never portray him going mad and killing innocent people, he's always noble no matter what. Merlin was never his age and he was suppose to fuck Morgana and have his bastard son who would later kill him.
I just thought of it as a retelling which makes me laugh because the racists weren't crying bloody murder over that but Idris Alba as a minor character in a retelling of Thor drives them crazy.

 

[Gorath]

The Originals is still new. Give it a second season where the black dude actually gets his romantic pursuit then I will agree.

Mentioning Seven made me think of Morgan Freeman's character in Kiss The Girls. The book was amazing and it always annoyed me that they never allowed his character and Ashley Judd's to hook up the way they were suppose, instead they hire an actor nearly 20 years her senior who is almost like a father figure.
And I don't know why Guinverre being black was so far fetched when they constantly bastardize the lore about King Arthur. They never portray him going mad and killing innocent people, he's always noble no matter what. Merlin was never his age and he was suppose to fuck Morgana and have his bastard son who would later kill him.
I just thought of it as a retelling which makes me laugh because the racists weren't crying bloody murder over that but Idris Alba as a minor character in a retelling of Thor drives them crazy.

In Seven, Morgan Freeman's character and Gwyneth Paltrow's character, for a brief moment shared a very trusting and intimate relationship. It wasn't physical. But it suggests that even though she loves her husband, played by Brad Pitt, she was lonely and she needed a friend, so, she goes to Morgan's character because of his age and experience and the fact that he seemed interesting to her. Not an attraction, but a friend who is sympathetic. In the case of Alex Cross, a man who had, in the books, hooked up with white women(like Kiss The Girls and Along Came A Spider). But, for the film adaptations, Cross had to be almost asexual and use his intelligence and courage to get him through. In a commercial for the Science Channnel's Through The Wormhole, he was asked many questions. Including one that wasn't asked because he "knew it was coming." The question was if he had his choice of any actress to be with, he answered," Helen Mirren." Age and race are a funny thing in Hollywood, Sean Connery, Robert Redford, Robert De Niro and other older white actors do this all the time with their younger female co-stars. I remember the tale of Camelot. King Arthur had always been honorable. As was Sir Lancelot in his service to Arthur and in battle. The writer's of these films want to present a more edgier spin on this and other stories by using the time period. After all, this was the Middle Ages. I was surprised in the scene in the film Star Trek: The Final Frontier, to see a black woman as the Vulcan midwife who helps deliver Spock into that world.

 

[Gorath]

True Colors was a show in the 90's with a interracial family: black dad, white mom. Benson on ER was paired up with the white English doctor for a while. The Practice had a BM/WW pairing. Gunn and Fred on Angel. Someone mentioned Kevin Hill with Taye Diggs. Worf and Troy on Star Trek:TNG and Worf and Dax on DS9. It's quite the list. Now,I'm not sure when I've last seen a BM/WW pairing on Network tv recently.

I remember True Colors. When that show came on, there were death threats, so they had to tone down the romance. Eriq LaSalle from ER gave a press conference stating that he didn't want to play the interracial romance with actress Alex Kingston because he wanted to be there for black female fans. Yet he played Lucas Davenport author John Sandford's Prey series, a role intended for a white actor. Davenport hooked up with a lot of women and he often had a fwb relationship with a woman named Marion Rothenberg. Robert Guillaume from Benson had a show in which he kisses actress Wendy Phillips only once.

 

[Gorath]

For black male characters, either in small or big screens, black male actors have to study the character very closely and ask the writers questions about where they intend to go with them. I mean, it is difficult to see a black male character be portrayed as a villain, victim. coward, inappropriate comic relief, or gay. I recall the HBO shows Six Feet Under and True Blood. Do the male black characters on these shows have to be gay? The cop on Six Feet Under didn't have to be. True Blood was based on a series of books and maybe the author originally had that character portrayed as gay and having a Latino lover, not white. The Shield had a black cop who was so conflicted, it was a train wreck waiting to happen. So, he is "reprogrammed" into being straight and he hooks up with a black single mother. While it was a good thing, on the surface, it sounded like he hated himself for what he was and he couldn't deal with it. Actors these days, have to be willing to take that chance. The film Showgirls got actress Elizabeth Berkley in trouble because her character Nomi Malone kissed and got fondled by actor Glen Plummer, kissed by Gina Gershon and was screwing Kyle MacLachlan. And she bared all after years of doing the show Saved By The Bell playing a good girl. Her careeer almost ended because of that film. Now, she is still acting on television(playing Horatio Caine's ex-wife in CSI: Miami and playing a femme fatale in an epsidode of Law And Order: Criminal Intent). The white male in films and shows has to be the dominant force and one who can have any woman he desires. Outside of this, he is simply doing what a man does. But if a black male does this, it is not a good selling tool. I pray to God that this changes. I think back on the black rock group Living Color's song How To Get To America(I think. But great song).

"I look at my tv. Your America's doing fine. I look out my window. My America's doing time."

 

[JamalSpunky]

The Originals is still new. Give it a second season where the black dude actually gets his romantic pursuit then I will agree.

I'll be honest. I despise the CW so I'm not going to keep up with the Originals just as I never kept up with Vampire Diaries. That said I did catch much of the first five episodes of the Originals to give it a chance. The black guy on the show has no problem getting women, particularly the main blonde who is kinda his soul mate. They had an affair going back hundreds of years. On the Vampire Diaries is there a black female equivalent. The black guy on the Originals is front and center in terms of the promos and advertisements, I don't know of any black actress getting treated like that for Vampire Diaries. I know there is a black female character on that show but I don't believe she is as prominent. Regardless my point is that by creating the black male character for the Originals and allowing him to have a healthy sex life (maybe the wrong word to use for that show) TPTB have already made a counterpoint to anything that is going on in the Vampire Diaries. One doesn't have to wait unti season two to see where it goes or give them pros. My only issue is that those shows are so damn horrible that I can't take too much of them and end up dropping out after a handful of episodes.

Mentioning Seven made me think of Morgan Freeman's character in Kiss The Girls. The book was amazing and it always annoyed me that they never allowed his character and Ashley Judd's to hook up the way they were suppose, instead they hire an actor nearly 20 years her senior who is almost like a father figure.

That's why I always claimed that Morgan Freeman, as much as I like him, was wrong for the part. People use to wonder why I would think that. I would tell them by using someone of Morgan's age TPTB were taking the sexuality out of the character. People didn't get where I was coming from. But of course people in general tend not to notice the castration of black male characters as I do.

That being said I would take old man Morgan back any day over Mr In The Closet Tyler Perry. That shows you the lack of seriousness Hollywood is when it comes to developing or discovering true black leading men. Now you actually ahve this topic being addressed thanks to the breakout performances this year of guys like Chadwick Boseman, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Michael B. Jordan, etc. It is as if the media collectively awoke to realize that the established black actors were long in the tooth and there needed to be some fresh blood. But we've already been discussing that topic on this board for quite awhile.

And I don't know why Guinverre being black was so far fetched when they constantly bastardize the lore about King Arthur.

Try bastardizing the lore by making King Arthur black and I think maybe you would see why that is far fetched. There weren't a bunch of black maidens hanging around that part of the world during that time. Period. That makes a black Guinevere stick out like a sore thumb. If she had been Asian or Arabic my argument would still be the same. It is absurd. I hate it when TPTB don't stay true to the time and that includes PC stunt casting. It would be more acceptable if Merlin or Morgana had been people of color because they are in ways alien to the rest of society.

 

[JamalSpunky]

. I recall the HBO shows Six Feet Under and True Blood. Do the male black characters on these shows have to be gay? The cop on Six Feet Under didn't have to be. True Blood was based on a series of books and maybe the author originally had that character portrayed as gay and having a Latino lover, not white.

True Blood was based upon a series of books. I do lnow that the black main character on the show was black in the books as well. I'm not sure if he was gay as well in the novels but I think I read somewhere that he died early on (unlike the TV show in which he lives on to this day). Now the black waitress who plays the best friend of Sookie? She is white in the novels.


As for Six Feet Under my feelings are that while I didn't have a problem with the black guy being gay or his relationship with David, I did think it was interesting that the lone true, strong interracial relationship that a black male character had on those cable series at that time only occurred when the black guy was gay. Hollywood seems more ready to pair a black male with a white male than a black guy with a black female. Not too long ago there was some Christmas family movie with Steve Martin and Diane Keaton. The children in the family were grown and they included a couple of hot daughters. There was a black male character too who was accepted as family because he was in a relationship with one of the grown children. Of course it wasn't with any of the daughters. He was in a relationship with the gay white son of the family. I bet TPTB didn't bat an eye at that. However just the thought of pairing him with the daughter would have likely given them pause I'm sure.

 

[axum]

Your post is all over the place.

How are you going to include a mention of Spock and Uhura in the current Trek TV films or even bring up who Will Smith hooks up with in films when the title of your thread claims the topic is supposed to be about TV?


Haven't seen much of Almost Human but as far as I am aware of the white lead doesn't have a girlfriend, black or otherwise. But his character does seem to be interested in the woman played by Minka Kelly who is white. Perhaps you are referring to another show.

As for Scandal....did you just start watching? Yes, Kerry's character is hooked up primarily with white guys, especially the married white POTUS. This has been the case for awhile. The good news however is that it is far from being the most popular show on TV.

That being said what we see a trend of on TV are shows with black female leads (or co-leads) in which their love interests are white males. This included Hawthorne and that Megan Goode show and the one with Thandie Newton on Starz and of course Scandal. It may possibly even include, eventually, Sleepy Hollow since a lot of fans are shipping the white guy lead and the black female lead. With the exception of the Megan Goode shows all the other series were successful enough to be renewed for multiple seasons (Sleepy Hollow got a second season order after the airing of its second or third epiosde). That means network execs have examples of hour long shows with black female leads that click with mainstream audiences. Thus that may mean the networks will create more of these (one with Halle Berry backed by Spielberg is already on the way). Those same execs will also notice that those black women have been paired with white men and not only did it not harm ratings it also apparently didn't generate racist backlash from viewers. Thus that may mean the networks may continue to keep going down that road too. And why not? The TV executives may already be down on the idea of pairing a black woman and a black man on a TV hour long show because they might feel that it would cause the mainstream audience to think it was a black show. Having a white guy takes care of that and we already know that Hollywood can't get enough of giving work to white guys anyway.

So the question to me is why do black male viewers treat Scandal like it is must see viewing. I go into the office and all the black dudes watch the show; they come across like a bunch of soap opera addicts. They don't seem to mind that it has a black woman who sleeps around only with white men. Maybe that says something about how more tolerant and secure black guys are. Nevertheless what's the point if the same open-mindedness isn't displayed whenever there is that rare show with a black male lead who is having love affairs with white women or non-black women in general? There is always tons of more hate mail and negative backlash when you put a black man and a white woman in the forefront like that, ant not just from white male viewers. Black women are often very loud in their disapproval too. Black chicks were hating on those Taye Diggs' shows Daybreak and Kevin Hill because his character was involved with non-black women. Those shows were not successful and not renewed which means TV execs weren't in any hurry to try such a thing again. TV execs are safe individuals who like to follow patterns rather than take a chance by going against the status quo. So in their minds hour shows with black men don't work. Ad hour-long shows starring blacks guys who are paired with women who aren't black, really don't work. Which means you won't be getting much or any more of that for the time being. But hour shows with black women who hook up with white men? That has already been proven to be a successful formula.

Or maybe they are just a bunch of sissy men raised by their mommas who were told that black women are infallible, no matter what she does, or how coonish she is. These type of men have been crushed by their black mothers, who is a subtle agent for white supremacy even if they don't even know it.

Hollywood knows the formula of IR couples. Look at Blair Underwood's Ironside. He was banging a ww on screen (in the commercials), and it got cancelled the first season. As a matter of fact, it has the WORST premier showing of ANY new cable television show. Yet Sleepy Hollow and Scandal still goes strong.:smt012

You can say all rather its bad writing or a uninteresting storyline, but the big elephant in the room is that black men getting with a positive, sexual, and healthy relationship with a pretty, desirable, white girl is a THREAT to white supremacy. Wm getting with bw (and she always have to be intelligent and desirable) REINFORCES the notion of white supremacy. That's the bottom line, and Hollyweird knows this.


BTW, are you RealTalk from Topix, and or live in the DMV area?

 

[Esoterik Dreadz]

Or maybe they are just a bunch of sissy men raised by their mommas who were told that black women are infallible, no matter what she does, or how coonish she is. These type of men have been crushed by their black mothers, who is a subtle agent for white supremacy even if they don't even know it.

Hollywood knows the formula of IR couples. Look at Blair Underwood's Ironside. He was banging a ww on screen (in the commercials), and it got cancelled the first season. As a matter of fact, it has the WORST premier showing of ANY new cable television show. Yet Sleepy Hollow and Scandal still goes strong.:smt012

You can say all rather its bad writing or a uninteresting storyline, but the big elephant in the room is that black men getting with a positive, sexual, and healthy relationship with a pretty, desirable, white girl is a THREAT to white supremacy. Wm getting with bw (and she always have to be intelligent and desirable) REINFORCES the notion of white supremacy. That's the bottom line, and Hollyweird knows this.


BTW, are you RealTalk from Topix, and or live in the DMV area?

Damn, I forgot about Iron Side. NBC killed that show pretty quickly huh? Lol.

And I definitely agree, TV is all about white male power fantasy now. White dudes can get whatever woman they want and minority males get relegated to asexual sidekick status now.

 

[lippy]

I think one of the things that you all are missing is the catalyst...Shonda Rhimes is the writer/producer of Scandal, Grey's Anatomy & Private Practice...she is turning out hit shows for ABC one after another...one thing you have to credit her with is that she challenges the boundaries of relationships and the viewers embrace it

BM/BW
BM/WW
BM/AW
BW/WM
WM/AW
WW/WW
WM/WM

I don't think we have seen gay BM or BW in her scripts yet but I am certain it is coming

 

[Gorath]

True Blood was based upon a series of books. I do lnow that the black main character on the show was black in the books as well. I'm not sure if he was gay as well in the novels but I think I read somewhere that he died early on (unlike the TV show in which he lives on to this day). Now the black waitress who plays the best friend of Sookie? She is white in the novels.


As for Six Feet Under my feelings are that while I didn't have a problem with the black guy being gay or his relationship with David, I did think it was interesting that the lone true, strong interracial relationship that a black male character had on those cable series at that time only occurred when the black guy was gay. Hollywood seems more ready to pair a black male with a white male than a black guy with a black female. Not too long ago there was some Christmas family movie with Steve Martin and Diane Keaton. The children in the family were grown and they included a couple of hot daughters. There was a black male character too who was accepted as family because he was in a relationship with one of the grown children. Of course it wasn't with any of the daughters. He was in a relationship with the gay white son of the family. I bet TPTB didn't bat an eye at that. However just the thought of pairing him with the daughter would have likely given them pause I'm sure.

I had no problem with the black guy being gay on Six Feet Under. I had no problem with the gay characters in True Blood. They had their purpose and they fulfilled it. I didn't know that Ironside was canceled. Well, Blair Underwood was nowhere near Raymond Burr. But, if it is because of an ir romance, Hollywood or more importantly, white America, needs to really grow up.

 

[orejon4]

I think interracial relationships in television and film generally pair white male characters with women of all races, as the ability to break racial boundaries was always historically the prerogative of white men, not women. I think the white population of this country will always be more comfortable with that than with any pairing that involves non-white relationships with white women. It's changing, albeit very slowly.

 

[JamalSpunky]

I had no problem with the black guy being gay on Six Feet Under. I had no problem with the gay characters in True Blood. They had their purpose and they fulfilled it. I didn't know that Ironside was canceled. Well, Blair Underwood was nowhere near Raymond Burr. But, if it is because of an ir romance, Hollywood or more importantly, white America, needs to really grow up.

The Ironside remake was cancelled because it didn't get ratings. It didn't get ratings most likley because it was horrible. The first episode, which I happened to see online before it made its TV debut, was horrible at least. I HATED the idea in the first place. Underwood has a contract with NBC which means the network tries to find worthy material for him. And that was the best they could do? Even worse Underwood agreed to it? Not only do I hate remakes, I also found it suspicious that black guy with leading man looks like Blair would be relugated to playing a guy in a wheelchair. Then I started seeing the commercials of him getting it on with some chick while in the wheel chair and I thought to myself well at least his dick still works but it is still a bad idea.

In this day and age if you are going to do a procedural, rather than a serial show, you have to give it a lot of quirkiness for it to survive or it better be well written. The Ironside remake failed on those fronts. It was average, it was boring, it nearly put me to sleep. It deserved to fail. What NBC should have done instead was give Underwood a show like The Black List that was fresh and had some interesting elements to it rather than stick him with a by-the-book remake cop show. But this is the same NBC that hired Terrence Howard to star in a Los Angeles version of Law and Order. How unoriginal.

I did notice in the week leading up to the premiere of Ironside there was some griping from some black chicks on twitter regarding Underwood. I was wondering if he left his black wife for a white woman the way they were dismissing him. Those ladies were kinda treating him like Taye Diggs. I guess it must have been that they saw that what passed as a love inerest on the show for him was not a black woman (although I couldn't be sure if she was white either).

 

[JamalSpunky]

I think the white population of this country will always be more comfortable with that than with any pairing that involves non-white relationships with white women. It's changing, albeit very slowly.

You do realize that the largest demographic who watches TV is white women, don't you? Are white women so programmed that they are far more comfortable with seeing white males with women of color on TV than they are with seeing white women paired with men of color? That's possible of course but to the extent that it is so one-sided in the favor of white men and non-white women?

 

[JamalSpunky]

Or maybe they are just a bunch of sissy men raised by their mommas who were told that black women are infallible, no matter what she does, or how coonish she is. These type of men have been crushed by their black mothers, who is a subtle agent for white supremacy even if they don't even know it.

You said it not me. But there is truth in what you wrote; I didn't want to go there. Its a topic I try to stay away from.

BTW, are you RealTalk from Topix, and or live in the DMV area?

I'm afraid I don't know who that is nor do I even know what Topix is.

 

[MilkandCoffee]

You do realize that the largest demographic who watches TV is white women, don't you? Are white women so programmed that they are far more comfortable with seeing white males with women of color on TV than they are with seeing white women paired with men of color? That's possible of course but to the extent that it is so one-sided in the favor of white men and non-white women?

Possibly, I can't recall a time where I heard a ww say she doesn't like seeing wm in ir. Probably because they don't have that "stealing all our good men" mentality.

 

[lippy]

Possibly, I can't recall a time where I heard a ww say she doesn't like seeing wm in ir. Probably because they don't have that "stealing all our good men" mentality.

THIS...ww could care less if wm date, marry and have kids with bw, Asian women, foreign women, aliens etc...it just isn't an issue

 

[The Dark King]

THIS...ww could care less if wm date, marry and have kids with bw, Asian women, foreign women, aliens etc...it just isn't an issue

Because everyone wants ww there are no threats to you. Shit even the most homely ww can find a dude from another race who will mess with her. Bw don't have that luxury.

 

[flaminghetero]

Or maybe they are just a bunch of sissy men raised by their mommas who were told that black women are infallible, no matter what she does, or how coonish she is. These type of men have been crushed by their black mothers, who is a subtle agent for white supremacy even if they don't even know it.

Hollywood knows the formula of IR couples. Look at Blair Underwood's Ironside. He was banging a ww on screen (in the commercials), and it got cancelled the first season. As a matter of fact, it has the WORST premier showing of ANY new cable television show. Yet Sleepy Hollow and Scandal still goes strong.:smt012

You can say all rather its bad writing or a uninteresting storyline, but the big elephant in the room is that black men getting with a positive, sexual, and healthy relationship with a pretty, desirable, white girl is a THREAT to white supremacy. Wm getting with bw (and she always have to be intelligent and desirable) REINFORCES the notion of white supremacy. That's the bottom line, and Hollyweird knows this.


BTW, are you RealTalk from Topix, and or live in the DMV area?

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[flaminghetero]

Because everyone wants ww there are no threats to you. Shit even the most homely ww can find a dude from another race who will mess with her. Bw don't have that luxury.

Nope.

It's because WW belong to a male dominate society.


BW belong to a female dominate society where BM and ONLY BM are to be controlled.

BW do not see WM as their enemy.