#MyLoveIsBlackLove 

@@jimmy8445of course ppl project their insecurities onto black women but we cannot conclude that “their own don’t want them” if we know as a society that some men are more desired than others. Such statements can’t be made unless all races of men - Hispanic , Asian, Arab are perceived as Black men are. Then such a statement would have more weight because said “Indian” man has equal opportunity to get other races but chooses his own but this is not the case. Nonetheless there are millions of black couples around the world despite what some may want you to believe

I agree, it’s not our job to teach people how to unlearn and learn things. If you’re dating a black person, this is important to do your own research and internal work, unlearn your bias’ and social conditioning of black people.

@@cocoalovelife8849 true and at the same time representation matters. There is mostly one prototype of black woman shown in the mainstream media and this affects the perception of people that are not exposed to other communities due to location ect. I think this is a good way to show black women are not a monolith

I thought that. The only one I’ve heard be assumed about black people is the loud one the rest are personal to them

If you’re white don’t speak on black peoples experiences cause you know nothing about the world your evil ancestors created

@@ariaxrose1 how old are you? Just because you only heard one doesn’t mean invalidate the rest … I’ve heard all of them and more . And secondly if you’re not a black woman how the hell would you even know what is said to them?