False Stereotypes about African Americans (Page 2)

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ShadowUnicorneTears Follow
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I have to ask this one:
How do you feel about the stereotype of all African Americans being violent? It's a notoriously common one and one I hear even from my extended family.

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- myTake Owner
  
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  I don't see it as most of them being violated
  They are just defensive, Protective & fed up
  
  If you walk next to a black person while they're walking down the street, nothing is going to happen... but if you make them. m fee uncomfortable in anyway they won't stand for it..
  
  We aren't people too, we have emotions
  Having black skin doesn't make you violent, skin is just skin.
  
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- ShadowUnicorneTears
  
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  So could you explain this to my family? Comments they make makes my friends uncomfortable and me uncomfortable.
  
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- gaguser2453
  
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  what are the comments they make? and why can't you explain it? are you one of those people who kind of freeze up or overthink things when someone says this type of stuff?
  
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Deathraider Follow
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I understand you. But one question: Why did you feel like the information about religion was so relevant?

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zagor Follow
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I think the watermelon thing is because originally a large portion of the black population was in the South, where it is hot and humid, and before refrigeration watermelon was one of the few foods that seemed naturally cool, due to the water content.

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Warmapplecrumble Follow
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Some guy said doo doo brown would suit me best as a dress colour on my recent question.

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Roll_Tide_Roll Follow
Xper 6 Age: 47

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You would never have to ask a black dude about his wing wanger, They never seen to shut up about it!

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- myTake Owner
  
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  Actually it's something we don't talk about to other men... well unless the dudes gay, but straight black men don't talk about it
  You probably heard it from some gay guy or some girl.
  
  If you did hear a straight black man bragging about his penis
  I would stay away from whatever social media site you were on that he men openly talking about their penis size
  
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- myTake Owner
  
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  Has*
  
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- Roll_Tide_Roll
  
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  If you say so.
  
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Anonymous
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Not sure about the racial profiling in Wal-Mart, my mom got searched 3 times this year.

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Pink2000 Follow
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I enjoyed this. I hate stereotypes !

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DiegoO Follow
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Great job man.

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- myTake Owner
  
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  Thank you
  
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John_Doesnt Follow
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Why do black people type in all italics?

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meganthemenace Follow
Xper 6 Age: 25

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Let people be people.

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Anonymous
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good

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Anonymous
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Nice take

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CT_CD Follow
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BeeBeeCee is true

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