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Houston and Dallas. I always find black girls from Texas beautiful. (Destiny's Child, Beyonce/Kelly/and Michelle) and there's more where that came from.
My wife is from Jersey City and is black, so i guess i can say Jersey City too
Houston and Dallas. I always find black girls from Texas beautiful. (Destiny's Child, Beyonce/Kelly/and Michelle) and there's more where that came from.
My wife is from Jersey City and is black, so i guess i can say Jersey City too
New Orleans and South Louisiana wins by a landslide
Yeah thats if you like dealing with those crazy Creole girls. I dated one in college and I hate to generalize, but that will be the last female from Louisiana that I date. Once again DC and Atlanta have everyone beat by a long way in terms of girls who are attractive and also have have good jobs as well as a good head on their shoulders. New Orleans has some fine exotic looking women, but most of them dont even work, let alone have good jobs, and on top of all that they are crazy. Just because a girl has a nice complexion and a big rear end doesn't automatically make her a catch, unless you are in the business of saving females (LOL) and being a cake daddy.
I disagree. Im hispanic.... I am not of a dark complexion but I know if I was and people called me black, I wouldn't be happy about it. Theres a sense of pride in being Hispanic, so just being called "black" takes that away. "Black" is alot of different ethnicities. I think the correct term would be to call them "Hispanic black" or dark hispanic. I like how they do on the census were they have Non-hispanic white, Non-hispanic black.
I think we're mixing concepts here. There's physical ethnicity on one side and then there's cultural identity/nationality. You can be 100% black and Hispanic. Both terms don't exclude each other.
The difference is a person with 1% black blood is called black in the US, whereas in the Hispanic world an individual of mixed race is called mulato. Also, race-based identity is not as strong there as is in the US. Besides that, when you’re abroad your national/cultural identity becomes more important to you.
That doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with being black. Being black doesn’t necessarily imply your African American.
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