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Excuse me...but there is white American opinion , along with black American opinion in this thread as well. This is just NOT a black American thread going on....sorry MRS. ALEXANDRIA 2000.
This dynamic really involves black American men and women. Not sure what your input is, but the question is, why do some black American men apply broad stereotypes to all black American women?
As a caucasian male, i cant tell you first hand, but I did notice a major barrier and divide between AA men and AA women. I dont now why it is or how it came about, just find it somewhat unnatural and sort of odd.
I find it unnatural too. The funny part is, offline, I don't really see this. I am wondering if the disgruntled people just say this stuff online.
I find it unnatural too. The funny part is, offline, I don't really see this. I am wondering if the disgruntled people just say this stuff online.
Right on. I think online people tend to say exactly how they feel, having the safety of anonymity on their side, while they may be more reserved in face to face situations. With all the bad that goes on the world of world wide webs, there are some positives as well.
Right on. I think online people tend to say exactly how they feel, having the safety of anonymity on their side, while they may be more reserved in face to face situations. With all the bad that goes on the world of world wide webs, there are some positives as well.
But don't you find it strange that some black American guys are quick to criticize black women as if they are all great? That's so strange to me.
But don't you find it strange that some black American guys are quick to criticize black women as if they are all great? That's so strange to me.
Ive seen it online, but also never in a real life situation. I tend to not put too much weight into online opinions and debates that arent reflected in real life, because you never truly know who it is thats voicing their opinion. But if I observed it in real life situation, it would most definitely be strange and unnatural.
I am a black American woman, but I've never really felt compelled (until now) to ask a few black American guys on City Data, why they have such a low opinion of black American women? It's very odd that many black American guys put down black American women, without acknowledging that people are people. You have good and bad, rich and poor and everything in between. Given all of the stereotypes that black American guys face, it just seems strange that so many are quick to use stereotypes to describe black American women. Especially since, black American women are out achieving black American men in record numbers.
EVERY black man doesn't have a low opinion, of black women. Did you grow up in a single parent home? Does your father feel that way, about your mother? Maybe black men respond to you that way, because you approach them, that way. Take your own advice, and realize there are good guys, and bad.
EVERY black man doesn't feel that way. Did you grow up in a single parent home? Does your father feel that way, about your mother? Maybe black men respond to you that way, because you approach them, that way. Take your own advice, and realize there are good guys, and bad.
No, I've noticed this mostly online, not offline. There's a black guy sgtwilliepete who has thousands of videos stereotyping black women and he has quite the following.
This strikes me as nothing more than an attempt at perpetuating another black gender war. Give it a rest already.
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