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First, there are no anon answers allowed. If you come here trying to talk all kinds of sh*t you will be blocked on the spot. This is my version of "Transparency". Openly racist comments are allowed but ad hominem against specific people is not.

What I want to know is how you interpret modern black culture. The good and the bad; there is no reason for you to hold back or not talk about incidents that changed your mind for or against black culture. Let me assure you first that when you talk about black culture it is not taken personally by me and anyone who takes it personally is being a fool.

The reason I ask is because I feel that having done a lot of study on the situation in many ways there are just stigmas that I can't understand from the "inside". You can talk about any aspect, whether it be sexuality, politics, education, housing, popular media, self-portrayal, anything.

I personally don't think very highly of most black people. I mean questions resonate really well with this such as "Why can black people call each other n*****s?" and honestly that's a really good question because it makes no sense. The strangest thing for me as a person of "color" ( what nonsense ) is the idea that my mother, who lived through the tumultuous times of the civil rights movement and even participated is shocked if not also just outright removed from the fact that today, a mere 50 years later, it looks as if we took the intelligent movement for blacks to be equivalent and turned it into a circus joke. I mean even I admit it was really ironic to see on the news one day that Rosa Parks got robbed by some black punk. Trey's girlfriend gets mocked by black people in recent news. Yet these same people "cried" when Obama became president! Why are these people so backwards?

Then all these crazy stereotypes about black women are nonsense. I don't know where they come from other than having to survive the cruelties of the world itself. Black people already have the ire of the nation with the "invention" of gangster rap and popularization of gangster culture which still proliferates today and has only gotten worse publicizing that black men mistreat black women and black women have this chip on their shoulder for no reason when a huge amount of them are single mother "victims" of these a**holes who do nothing but make false promises and babies! They sweet talk, because The Game is also a "black invention" in popular culture, as well as the instigation that crime to survive and thrive and rise is okay and makes sense.

I could go on forever. I won't. What you think Willis?

P.S. I don't expect many answers. I don't think people have those kinds of guts to actually say what they think without the little "Anon". feature about such a touchy subject.