- Dec 27, 2013
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Why have we adapted and settled for all the negativity in regards to our relationships to one another? Then turn around and complain and generalize each other? Then run to other races as if it's that's going to make it somehow better? Since when is expecting better from our men/women become more of a burden than asset? What the hell is going on?
I suspect the issues between black men and black women for the most part reflect the "war between the sexes" that has existed for thousands of years. Women of all races will complain about men and vice versa.
Some black men and black women have "run to other races," as you mentioned. However, I suspect many--if not most--interracial relationships are the result of America being a country in which people of different colors interact on a regular basis at work, school, church, in their neighborhoods, at social gatherings (online and offline), etc.
Finally, it's not as if black men and women haven't been uniting. After all, 95% of married black women and 89% of married black men are wedded to black partners.
KM