When you look at Hollywood and Western media, white men tend to do a good job in self promoting themselves in the best possible light, while also stereotyping non-white men with negative stereotypes.
Even the promotion of interracial relationships in the West have often been with a white man and a non-white woman. And if a non-white male dates interracially rarely was it to a white woman.
On X, white men are embolden to share their true feelings on how they feel about other races and interracial dating in general. A lot of time its marked by dehumanizing of non-whites and blaming them for most of the crime in their country.
From this post on reddit, a mixed race girl, with black ancestry, talked about her experience at work dealing with a white male who wanted to find out her ethnic background.
"I’m mixed race and a wh male coworker told me that it’s a white mans privilege to have ANY race of woman to bed but abhors any other race sharing bodily fluids with a wh woman. How did this conversation start.. well he came up to me and asked where I’m from. I said NY USA so he said yea ok but where else, I said NY USA again. Then he goes what are you? I said human and he goes, are you a mix? I said yea why, then he goes ok I thought so, because you don’t look like the OTHER blacks. I’m getting annoyed now and walk away, and he follows me to ask which parent is the wh one. I asked him who said it was a mix of wh and he said he could tell by my facial features and skin tone and curls. He said is the father the wh one? I said Im done with this convo & walk away again. He keeps following and goes.. if ur dad is wh that’s good cz his seed made u look like u do, very attractive. Some men at work including my boss, ran him away from me and he was reported to HR and transferred. The nerve of Aholes.
Another girl replied with this
"Similar happened to me. WH men seem to “respect” (fetishize) you more when they find out your dad is the white one."
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