Sexism and Racism in the Superbowl
#17
Posted 05 February 2013 - 03:40 PM
#18
Posted 05 February 2013 - 03:42 PM
i don't know about the whole sexual objectification angle as it pertains to race exclusively, but i can't help but wonder if that social context is what she's talking about.
interesting segway into the lottery of birth article that Nanuq posted in the tinderbox... i'm willing to bet if any of us had been born as an african-american we would have a different perspective because of the collective understanding based on our realm of experiences. we may not agree with the article - indeed we might disagree entirely - but i bet we'd be a lot more understanding of the context from which the author writes.
#19
Posted 05 February 2013 - 03:56 PM
honest question: which is more attractive to you insofar as your social instincts are involved: an african-american with "natural" hair in a bushy 'fro, or an african american with straightened hair in the manner of europeans?
Thinking abstractly about this, I think I would prefer women with straighter, "european" hair.
But in practice, I've found that hair makes very little difference to me. One of the finest girls I've ever met used to sit next to me in Stats class. She always wore a muslim head scarf to class and I literally never saw her hair
I've also hooked up with a girl with a buzzed head and loved every minute. I dont think every girl could pull off that look, but goddamn she made it work
#20
Posted 05 February 2013 - 04:03 PM
It's an odd quirk for me that in the course of my employment career, at nearly every place I've worked my closest friends have been black women. That's been who's flirted with me the most in the workplace too (and yeah, I've done my fair share of flirting back).
Wouldn't say it's something I've deliberately looked for. It's just kinda happened that way. Still true on my current job.
Doing my part for race relations, I guess
#21
Posted 05 February 2013 - 04:10 PM
My tastes in women are fairly eclectic. I can be attracted to a lot of different looks.
It's an odd quirk for me that in the course of my employment career, at nearly every place I've worked my closest friends have been black women. That's been who's flirted with me the most in the workplace too (and yeah, I've done my fair share of flirting back).
Wouldn't say it's something I've deliberately looked for. It's just kinda happened that way. Still true on my current job.
Doing my part for race relations, I guess
are you still with that bucs bitch?
#22
Posted 05 February 2013 - 04:14 PM
are you still with that bucs bitch?
Oh Lord no. That's a while ago.
Heard from her a while back that she was getting married. I congratulated her. She told me his name was Wesley, so I asked if he was also known as The Dread Pirate Roberts and if he caller her "Buttercup".
She hung up on me.
#23
Posted 05 February 2013 - 05:41 PM
honest question: which is more attractive to you insofar as your social instincts are involved: an african-american with "natural" hair in a bushy 'fro, or an african american with straightened hair in the manner of europeans?
The fro thing is so beyond attractive to me, it's ridiculous. Like it can push an average looking black girl to look much more attractive than she would be with normal hair.




With that said, I don't discriminate at all!! I don't put specific features over specific features, but instead I look at the total picture.
#24
Posted 05 February 2013 - 05:46 PM
#25
Posted 05 February 2013 - 05:58 PM

even hotter.
#26
Posted 05 February 2013 - 06:20 PM
In a world where typically only white males hold the mic
wut
#27
Posted 05 February 2013 - 06:28 PM
Beyonce was doing the half time show not only because she's supremely gifted-but because she's modern and current, but also because she's a respected artist who the NFL could trust not to get up there and pull a Janet or whoever that stupid chick was in the creepy Madonna show last year who completely disrupted the performance in a effort to draw attention to herself and boost her exposure in a show where she's playing second fiddle to someone she probably deemed outdated.
Beyonces more than just pretty and talented. She's also respected enough as an artist and a person that the NFL could trust her to get up there and not try to make herself bigger than the event.
#28
Posted 05 February 2013 - 06:31 PM
#29
Posted 06 February 2013 - 12:16 AM
#30
Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:25 AM
I don't know what exactly I'm attracted to - Whether it's the darker skin color, facial features, hair, or what. I know the one constant in 99% of the women I find attractive - they are generally short and have fully developed hips and ass.
Plus... Seeing veins and freckles on tittays is a pretty big turn off IMO.
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