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Sexism and Racism in the Superbowl

Happy Panther

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Going back to phillyb's question, as a white male, I do not generally find the Eurocentric facial structure attractive. Yes, there are beautiful white women out there, but they don't have that "wow" factor that I see in other women.

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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Forgive me if I'm wrong, but weren't Gloria Estefan, Michael Jackson, and Diana Ross the first 3 artists to have solo performances at the Super Bowl?

Also the first few SB's were typically marching bands from historically black colleges.

Just cause we were subjected to a few years of washed up white rockers due to the fear that we might have our 4 hours of fart jokes and fetishized violence interrupted by a female breast doesn't mean that the halftime show was a good ol boys club. It's about the only place that isn't.

Do your research, killer. Leave the ignorant knee-jerk reactions to talk radio.

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Articles like this make me face palm. It's just the other side of the coin. The extreme side.

I don't find Beyonce attractive at all, I mean i'd hit it but I find other black women more attractive than her.

It just seems like an instigating piece, an article grasping straws to ignite something. Sometimes things shouldn't be even said, keep them in the back of your mind.

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when you get knee deep in academia and play arm chair sociologists, you end up missing the boat on dumb assumptions.

this blogger lady, wow. but she proves my point how people somehow think they know whats in somebody elses heart or head. impossible.

but for her to break this down in the context she did for the motives is scary. like diabolical scary. don't think for a min she is the only person to think like this and she is somehow a "leader".

this reminds me of a buddy who had about 24 trips too many on acid. he would always try to over analyze songs and their meanings in the lyrics and such. i once told him you ever thought maybe the lyrics were so because they just happened to rhyme?

confirmation bias at its extreme.

and as a soon to be 45 yr old guy. i have NEVER once got caught up in the ethnic make up of a woman. if she is attractive she is attractive.

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