- Aug 6, 2012
- 66,336
- 77,045
So are we supposed to not care about them? I don't see what you're trying to say.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
So are we supposed to not care about them? I don't see what you're trying to say.

A Northwestern University professor says she penned her latest book with the hope that Black women will begin to “intentionally seek to broaden their idea of suitable dating and marriage partners,” or simply look for love outside their race.
In her book, “Interracial Relationships Between Black Women and White Men,” professor Cheryl Judice shares the stories of Black women who are dating, married to or divorced from white men. She interviewed 60 men and women to get a feel for their experience in an interracial relationship, asking about the highs and lows, how race factored into it and what led them to date outside their race in the first place.
“What I’m bringing up, for many people, is very sensitive,” Judice told the Chicago Tribune. “They’re like, ‘Why are you putting that out there?’ Because I am tired of people being so miserable, that’s why.”
By “miserable,” the sociology professor said she means single when people would rather be in a committed partnership. She said it was discussions she had with her Black female friends and students that led her to explore the topic of women’s difficulty finding “the one.” She also drew inspiration from her time chatting with middle-class Black families in Evanston and other communities across Chicago.
Judice makes one thing clear, however; the purpose of her book is NOT to tear down Black men as suitable partners, though that may be the criticism of some. Rather, she says there are just not enough Black men to go around thanks to factors like higher mortality and high rates of incarceration due to systemic racism.
This is not true at all..if anything black immigrants are looked at/treated as outsiders amongst the black Americans at times...We aren't the same people though.....that's all we share in common is skin color.
They look the other way with Black American issues and always have

We aren't the same people though.....that's all we share in common is skin color.
They look the other way with Black American issues and always have
"Intentionally"
Isn't that how all dating works no matter race? Do people accidentally end up in relationships?
This is not true at all..if anything black immigrants are looked at/treated as outsiders amongst the black Americans at times...
Regardless of who adopted her skin color gives her access some black women don't get.she was adopted by a black fam
i dont think she purposely
be tryna benefit from it bruh is all im sayin
Must be nice to be able to dip in and out of your blackness as needed.

yeah i followedWhy her IG private tho..
Tryna see if she built with that southern hospitality


That last sentence is such BS. When I hear about Black women on social media pushing to date outside their race, it feels like propaganda to make black men to look bad. That last sentence![]()
I don't even know how to respond to you considering that you're posting someone else's comment from straight off youtube as if it were your own.Who teaches these first and second generation African immigrants about Black life in America?...Who propagates these stereotypes and misrepresentation?...Who gives these folks a fun house mirror lay of the land?...white folk!...They have a vested interest in working these colonial divide and conquer minds games to make sure we don't find common cause with each other...WE are responsible for teaching them what you made perfectly clear...that our resistance, our shed blood created the climate that they could make a life here.
This sista has a very valid point
Where are you getting this info from?We aren't the same people though.....that's all we share in common is skin color.
They look the other way with Black American issues and always have
theres nothing crazyPics
Upload pics![]()
Always e-aggressive. You a weirdo.![]()
sometimes you get tired of people taking what you say out of context and/ or putting words in your mouth because you dont agree