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Racism disguised as love!

Too many times, I've come across black men who hate black women, and the white women who date those black men who are racist against black women, but love black men. The same goes for black women who hate black men and their white partners who are racist against black men. Love is love, if it is TRULY love! But a lot of what I see is pure obsession fetish bs! It's disgustingly sad, especially when children are involved!

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    • Love isn't love. God is love. Cynthia G. Go kiss Kitten in Heels...oh wait he's worm food. Blk men n.white women have an incredibly high divorce rate. Go for it. Please leave. Your mix kids will hate you.

    • Staunch that bleeding little heart. "Children" are involved whether or not ** crickets are, because people who focus on race or skin color are childish to begin with. Too bad you don't have to pass an IQ test to reproduce (yet), because people like this have no business breeding. They're almost as dumb as people who automatically play the "Won't somebody think of the CHILDREN???" card.

    • Stop focusing on race and the propaganda behind it!! It won't change, anything!! Just live your life and stop focusing on stupid **!!

    • Yes, I agree, it shouldn't be about skin color. Can you blame them though? Look at the history. We all need to not see color because skin color is only an adaption to the environment, nothing more.

    • I see it all the time. My great-grandmother was an African dark-skinned woman. She married my great-grandfather who was a Middle Easterner with olive skin. Their child (my grandfather) married a Caucasian. Ever since, the male descendants have been marrying fair skinned wives and their children's skin has been getting lighter and lighter. At this point, 4 generations later, people can't guess that I have African blood, and I don't check the "African-American" box on surveys, even though I am a second generation African.

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