Americans tend to be masters of euphemism. This is especially true in regard to exploring issues of an ethnic or racial dimension. This blog seeks to nudge debate toward honesty and openness in a manner that is not intended to offend; but offend it likely will.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Racial Baggage and Traveling Abroad
The eloquent "eN" of YouTube fame speaks here on the sad but prevalent tendancy for some African-Americans to refrain from traveling abroad for fear of being mistreated on account of their race. True incidents of rudeness do occur, but they are grossly outnumbered by positive interactions that make other Americans envious of the attention.
Labels:
blacks,
civility,
collectivist mindet,
culturism,
foreign travel,
stereotypes
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
How can she slap?
This video is a study in Mangina behavior. Although it took place on the Asian subcontinent, it could have easily taken place in the USA.
It illustrates a female provocateur who provokes a conflict specifically to spur the natural protective response of male onlookers. The result is the specific intention of the female realized.
And if you are a man, you are a destructive mangina if you run to the defense of a female provocateur as these manginas ran to the defense of this assaulted young man.
It illustrates a female provocateur who provokes a conflict specifically to spur the natural protective response of male onlookers. The result is the specific intention of the female realized.
And if you are a man, you are a destructive mangina if you run to the defense of a female provocateur as these manginas ran to the defense of this assaulted young man.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Taboo Truths in America and the Overseas Solution
This is what one intelligent gentleman has to say:
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Why Can't Most Black Women Marry - You Decide
There is a HUGE problem with black women not being able to marry. Most of these women blame factors other than themselves so the situation worsens each year.
Watch this video and decide for yourself. Why can't most black women marry?
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