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Guess you missed the real life experience where a WM/BW couple were attacked last year, particularly the WM, by a group of black men angry at them being together in public...
As a woman of African descent, I've experienced the most negativity from black or African men...about my parents' relationship and my own. Does that men that this is the norm for black men? No. But there are simply unstable men (and women) of all backgrounds.
I would definitely agree with this as well. I have had numerous similar experiences as well but I (like most other BW who have encountered the same) tend to not share them because of the respect that I have for the majority of Black men who are not of that mindset.
So you would like to ban people from voicing their opinion if you dont like it?
The stereotypical "mixed race" couple is an extremely obese white female creature and a crackhead black guy acting like he just won the lottery because he found himself a caucasian cow that no sane white male would want anyways.
Never mind what I said before. THIS ^^ is the classiest post of the day.
I would definitely agree with this as well. I have had numerous similar experiences as well but I (like most other BW who have encountered the same) tend to not share them because of the respect that I have for the majority of Black men who are not of that mindset.
Cheerios has had this commercial up for over a week on YouTube and it has gathered millions of views compared to the other videos on their subscription page. Unfortunately they had to disable their comment section due to discriminatory comments made by individuals.
It is 2013...why do people in America have a problem with this specific type of interracial relationship? I am almost certain that this commercial wouldve not been as popular if it was a asian female/white man, asian man/white female or even if it was a black female/white man. Why do people get so pissed when they see black men dating white women. It is to the point where I heard that white men would not even touch a white women if they are sexually involved with black men.
A good friend of mine who is white, says in all honesty white men are afraid of black men. That is why they put certain restrictions and protocols to bring them down in America. This is why the media negative portray black men stereotypically.
As a black man I feel it in the work place and when I date white women. People just look pissed. I don't understand what is the problem with black male/white female relationships? If countries in Europe can have conversations and feel comfortable making commercials depicting interracial families (they have been doing that for decades) why are people in America so uptight about an interracial commercial (probably the first commercial I have ever seen in America depicting a standard interracial family)?
So sad and it goes to show you that rather than running away from it and sweeping it under a rug, we should start confronting racial issues. That is the only was this nation will become more progressive.
I don't know anyone who does or would have a problem with such a relationship. Sounds like a bunch of paranoid BS.
Why would Cheerios have to disable their comments page? Why is a simple video of this commercial generating so many views online when there other videos hasnt generated nearly as many views. People with your mindset is the reason why racism is still alive today. You refuse to see it and walk blindly.
ironically, the people who are upset the most by your dating a white woman? black women.
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