Why aren’t more black women and white women friends with each other?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

I don't feel like going into too much detail, so I apologize if this is a lousy explanation.

There's the second-wave feminist, wealthy white women who only became feminists for money. You know, the white women you see on the with ads like "vote for women," and they get a bunch of attention and money because they are women.

And then there are the third-wave feminist white women who have more in common with black women. Women from oppressed groups like lesbians and bisexuals. Those are most of the white women who can relate to black women, and many support black women.

A lot of wealthy white women like Christina Hoffsummer call herself a feminist when it benefits her, and there she calls herself anti-feminist. The second-wave feminists don't care about empowering women. They only care about filling up their bank accounts. And a lot of these second-wave feminist tend to be white. Second-wave feminism didn't do much for women. It just freed wealthy white women from marriage to their husbands. So they can divorce their husbands and have the money to themselves.

Black women had way worse, and we're oppressed. Same with Bi and Lesbain communities. The third-wave benefits black and the, lesbian and bi women more, and that's why second-wave feminist like Christina Hoffsummers complains about Third-wave feminism.

I don't want to go into too much detail because I am tired right now. But there are whites that like black women. Both straight, bi, and lesbian.

[Dargil]

There is a huge cultural division between Urban Black Women and White women.

[Anonymous]

Im black and I have no problem being friends with white girls some are very nice and some are snooty and give off a ", I'm better than you vibe". You just have to weed out the bad people.

[purplepoppy]

You tend to be friends with people who share similar beliefs, values and interests.

[Asker]

Black women and white women are no different

[Kelly6]

do they both go to ski?

[Asker]

@Kelly6 I’ve never been skiing, but I assume so.

[OlderAndWiser]

@Kelly6 Excellent point, excellent question.

[Kelly6]

@OlderAndWiser thanks

[Luckycharms12]

They are but guess normally close with friends you grow up with