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I don't think sitahs ever got played out. I think the fact is A man is a man. If a woman who looks good shows a man interest, No matter what she is. That man won't hesitate to engage in her. I'm a so-called Black male and I deal with the sistahs all the time. I think the premise of the article is off base, because even though he is talking about a friend of his. he makes it seems like Black men aren't dating black woman, which we all know is not the case at all. Overwhelmingly Black men deal with Black women more so then any other race. Just because we see a few Brothers dating outside the race should make it seem like that it's an epidemic of some sorts. The bottom line is that a man is a man and if a woman who looks good shows some interest in him he won't hesitate in having some sort of relations with her.
But you can bet your bottom dollar that no matter which race it was if they could see themselves being diluted, becoming sparse in numbers of generally disappearing through ‘evolution’ it would be an issue for them.
One for you mods, legalise IR topics.
Black Lion is... Agu Bu Oji in Igbo, Simba nyeusi in Swahili, the name of a hospital in Addis Adaba the capital of Ethiopia.
Why did sisters go out of fashion??
Why did sisters go out of fashion?? -
08-10-08, 09:00 AM
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