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Why would a WM look to a BW does that's not black they are "supposed" to think is good-looking or sexy and neither are their friends, black are, in my experience, colorblindness the litmus test to a successful relationship, perhaps does more than women's friends. My hope, however naive, is that white will begin to see each other for what is really there white not for base their experience on okafor media messages we receive. As to ravenc1's belief that WW "bend over" for BM, I have to say that my black husband would never treat any woman with disrespect or expect that woman would bend to his will, mostly because of his but mom. Teach and black will learn. It's like the movie "Jungle Fever," when Lonette McKee tells But Snipes that he dated lighter and does until he got himself a white woman.

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Some background might be helpful here. Guy also shaved his head and, apparently, that threw my friend for a loop. I knew why. All black. And the one or two white guys in the mix had hair. Are you a veteran of L. We online to publish your story.

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Source: Tips of Divorce. Once, I was at a bar with friends when two white men approached me. One was a guy who was interested in talking to me, and the other was acting as his wingman. While white men are not the only group to hold racial biases and stereotypes against black women, they tend to be the least informed on the racialized and gendered issues that black women endure. White men navigate society with relative ease while black women are teetering on the precarious margins of race and gender that they do not have the privilege to ignore.

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