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12-01-06, 03:22 PM
I actually understand your point.....me and my friends have always talked about how us women having done more than our fair share in the glorification of white beauty. Especially those bleaching mongrels who are blind to deeper issues they are inflicting on their children.
BUT, having said that, i do no necessarily agree with the tittle of your thread about us MAKING black men look towards white women.....for a lack of better word, you could have asked how the glorification of white skin and beauty easthetic AFFECT African children later on in life, both male and female.
I think that would be a better way of wording it without sounding like another lousy excuses seeker who is not willing to take responsibility for their own choices.
Oh and another thing, how come female children don't all grow up to want white men because of the white glorification they see fromtheir mothers??(and FATHERS too may i add......if you could be a fly on the wall of some African fathers, i think u might just give up on life!)
I understand that different sexes of children might respond differently on issues, but the fact that majority of black women do go for any skin tones of black men, then your argumen starts becoming a little too void and losing ground.
Don't get me wrong Thoth, generally women are regarded as the carrier of traditions and cultures, but with us Africans worldwide, our situation is being made worse by both parties having been affected by our predicament for the past 500 years......in light of this, i would be very carefull to slump such a big responsibilty solely on the women's shoulders.
I hope you will rectify the tone of your thread for a meaningfull discussion because you have actually brought up a subject that many of us do not touch on too much.
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