New FB Trend: “I Love Black Girls!”

New FB Trend: “I Love Black Girls!”

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Author : Christelyn Karazin

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I’ll admit it makes me smile whenever I see a guy wear a T-shirt that says this or post a big pic on his Facebook profile picture that says this loud and proud.

And I’ve been seeing A LOT of it lately–Asian guys who wear it literally on their sleeves, white guys, Latin guys, pretty much the I’ve seen ‘em in the whole rainbeau spectrum. But I can’t keep that I’ve seen it more and more from the white dudes.

It’s a not-so-subtle hint, is it? Cuz, yeah; you KNOW he’s talkin ’boutchu.

From an insider who knows this stuff, word is getting around. Five years from now this blog may just become completely irrelevant, and as for as I’m concerned, that’s a very, very GOOD thing.

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Sunshnz 6 pts

Christelyn...I'm {{mad}} at you....You are making me read all these timely articles that reflect much of my thinking....I have housework I should be doing.....Loving It!!!!!

Christelyn 3210 pts moderator

Yay! It's Sunday anyway. Sunshnz

what is PNW? and where have you seen these guys wearing these shirts (besides online)?

PNW: Pacific Northwest

Oh, that was the big, deep-down, yet all-over secret 20 years ago when AO-HELL was virtually the only email you could have; pervasive, though not as flagrant.

I've always said that I'd rather date a White guy who knows his mind and sticks to his convictions enough to go out with me, and be proud, than my own "race" (what is THAT, by the way, color without taking into culture, genetic background, environment, ethnicity?) merely out of convention. We'd have more in common, because I too, tend to push against "the norm". The norm is slow death.

You met a great number of educated, intelligent, quirky people that way--fiercely individualistic. You also met the freaks--but they're easily weeded out...

All of this is nice to see; yet strides towards real respect is what I look forward to seeing.

That remind me, yesterday I saw in Paris a black girl with a T-shirt "I love white guys", I was astonished lol. I've never seen that before.

I so hate what the media rulers have done to try to 'mould' the common person's opinions. Lucky for me I've never been influenced that way. When it comes to women I like the eurocentric look, but I LOVE the afrocentric look, hands down! A woman has to have CURVES! A woman who knows how to speak her mind, takes care of business, doesn't take $h!t from anyone, puts it down like it's nobody's business, and looks sexy the whole time doing it. It doesn't get any better than that.

"A woman who knows how to speak her mind, takes care of business, doesn’t take $h!t from anyone, puts it down like it’s nobody’s business, and looks sexy the whole time doing it."

I don't understand your comment. Can you explain what you mean when you say that BW don't take sh!t from anyone and put it down like it is nobody's business?

That is one stereotype of BW that keeps non-black men who may be interested in getting to know a BW for a serious relationship (not just sex) from trying. Sounds like you think that BW are basically men with curves.

" Sounds like you think that BW are basically men with curves."

I agree, the desription above does sound quite "mannish". Personally, I love relishing in my femininity instead of being the imitation of a man. There may be some BW out there that fit that description, but we're not all that way.

O.K girls, I'm only a white guy, but I can tell you that the one thing a guy values most in a girl is her femininity, gentleness and sweetness. I know this is a stereotype of all women but that's what guys like. We aren't very receptive to statements like, "Yo, white boy, what you lookin' at me for. I'll come over there and slap you upside your head." Usually delivered with the volume of a Wagnerian Tenor, embarrassing everybody within five blocks. This wasn't directed at me, but I felt very sorry for the guy who dared to look at a pretty black girl. You can guess it will be awhile before he looks at a BW again.

It is a good thing Christelyn and I'm happy to see it. But like you mention above and I commented on earlier today on another FB page, there are some things that are troubling as well. It seems that many (or at least some) WM only have "jungle fever" and only want to be with a BW for one reason. They have no real interest in a relationship or in getting to know someone of a different race other than due to the sexual stereotypes they've heard over the years. If a BW is down with that then hey, I guess that's fine, but to me it's still disturbing. Reminds me too much of the unpleasant past. I've heard a lot of this type of talk over the years from WM whom when they found out I was married to a BW started with the "oh yeah, i like black chicks too" crap only to display their true colors and intentions. I guess we gotta start somewhere though and I think sites like yours and your FB page are just what we need. Some of the others, not so much.

Yeah...there's a certain page I just wanted to wreck the place, you know, like when Jesus threw all the merchants out of the temple.

Girls of any color are usually very intuitive. I think most could tell if a WM just had a case of Jungle Fever. But not too many years ago BW took it for granted that that was the only reason a WM would ask them out. It stands to reason that some of those guys were sincere about liking then.

Hi David:

Thank you for your comment. I find it amazing that some WM still have this negative image of BW. I mean, REALLY! Considering that every bit of debuchary imagined in their minds of BW can also be applied across the board to any ethnicity. I think a lot of these negative images are a remnant of the past when society prohibited mixing of ethnicities. Imagination is quite powerful especially in the absence of truth! With that said, BW are like any other woman; afterall we are from the same planet (smile)! I am sure you can attest to this.

Pamela

they don't see classy, accomplished, well mannered black women as the norm but as the exception based on what movies, music videos and tv shows tell them. People need to wake up in general...

this is why i screen men, if i see that he has some form of ebony fantasy going on...i cease all contact and block him!

Sunshnz 6 pts

You have an excellent point...many are just faking the funk for their limited view of black women's sexuality or the stereotypes. This also goes for Asian and Indian men as well in some cases. It seems to be changing on some level. Just bears knowing oneself and being clear about what you seek and ensuring that you are treated with respect and balance.

I have a youngster friend who thinks that BW are a lost cause. His BM "friends" are telling him that BW don't want a White dude and he's young, White and in an HBCU, so that is crushing news for him. Should I point him to this site and/or just tell him to find some more positive friends?? He's an adorable little thing and loves BW. His little prom picture was so precious!!!

Sounds like his friends are just tying to discourage him.

GURL, YOU BETTA!! And if he's on FB, have him friend me, and I WILL HOOK HIM UP. That's just BS, poor thing. Tell him to come to Mama. ;-)

Of course those "friends" want to convince him no BW would be interested in him. Sounds like the same types that also say WM aren't interested in BW.

A white guy friend of mine from high school attended a HBCU. Where he met (and eventually married after college) his lovely black wife!

Definitely. Point him to Christelyn's site AND advise him to find some new friends with a more positive outlook.

Fresh meat in the 18-22 range? YES PLEASE

There was a veterinarian on Afromance dating site who wore a similar shirt in a picture he took with his Dad. He said his family was aware of in preference for AA women, cool.

I like how he said his family was aware of his preference. My family's been aware of mine since I was 3 and crushing on another 3 year old white boy in my preschool. I guess I took it for granted that my folks were fine with my white boyfriends.

Anyone else surprised that those kind of shirts even exist? LOL...

I'm not a bit surprised. This has been going on secretly since I was in high school-------and that was a looonnng time ago. Prejudice will probably always exist in some form or other, but as long as boys and girls like each other, color and race will fade as important factors. When you think about it, it's a pretty superficial drawback not to be able to openly like someone because her skin color is a shade darker than yours. But it is fantastic that we white guys can now openly admire any girl we find attractive. I can only wish I had been born a little later. But at least the world is over this foolishness and a new generation of people can be with whom they want to be with.

no i meant a shirt proclaiming "I love (insert race) girls" exists period. I've never ever seen a shirt like that in my life!

Ohh. Sorry. But I think its really about non-BM's support of BW in particular. So many of us WM find BW attractive that we want you to know it and not think we're just inflicted with Jungle Fever. BW can think, and have been told by so many in the BC, that A WM is just after the quick roll-in-the-hay, when in fact he may be quite serious. Not all WM of course, but more than you might think. I think we just want you to know.

Always good to hear encouraging news. Thanks for sharing!

That is wonderful because....

I need a man I tells ya! A MAN!

(from Color Purple if you couldn't guess)

Disclaimer: I am NOT trying to be a Debbie Downer.

It is definitely great to see this trend, but I've noticed a lot of these "I love Black women" groups on FB are just full of crass sexual talk and women posting photos with their asses and breasts hanging out. I'm tired of these groups having discussions on whether light skin or dark skin is hotter. Or if black women from Africa are better than black women from America. And don't get me started on all the hood talk. I don't talk that way and I'm not sure why white men think they have to talk to me that way just to get my attention. Maybe I'm just expecting too much from these groups, but if that's what white men who love black women are about, I'll pass.

Hey Debbie, ehr, I mean Niki! I know what you mean, and that's why I specifically didn't mention those scuzzy FB pick-up joints posing as IRR fan pages. I was specifically talking about the shirts and pics I seen dudes share on there profile pictures. I expect more from these groups too, they really are gross. Proud to say mine is oh-so-clean and oh-so-fresh. ;-)

Hmm...maybe Debbie could be my alias and I can have a fake FB profile like all the people in those groups. Aha! I have found the solution!!

On a positive note, I do like that fact that so many men are not hiding their appreciation for black women and that there are great venues (ahem, BeyondBlackandWhite.com, ahem) that showcase positive examples of IRR. Reading Eugenia's story today was wonderful and kind of gives my bitter ass some hope :)

No need to be a 'bitter ass' LOL but there ain't nothing wrong with a little suspicion as long it don't turn into paranoia. ;)

Would it be too much to ask what the names of these groups on FB are? :-)

It's happening and big time. Now I can't say anything about the rest of the country but up here in PNW, bw and wm are getting their swirl on. It is everywhere and I see it on a daily basis now. It may come to point where I won't tend to notice it but for now I'm shouting 'woot woot!' for all the beautiful black women who are thinking of their own happiness first.

http://marriedgirlinaweirdworld.wordpress.com/2011/09/22/the-swirl-update-pacific-northwest-edition/

My husband and I went to the African Arts Fair in Chicago a few weeks ago. I thought we'd be the only bw/wm couple there. OMG was I wrong! I saw more than I had ever seen in one location. It was so cute. And I don't know about the other couples/families, but I didn't sense any hostility or strange looks from anyone. If anything, we got a few smiles and a few folks wanting to dance with our two year old. I kind of think now that only a minority of vocal black folks are protesting loudly online and in segregated enclaves. But in the real world, swirling is booming and I don't see lots of people caring. Could it be because we were among artists and musicians at the fair so we got a good vibe? Who knows. But, I was pleasantly surprised and thinking, "Good! Maybe some women here need to see some white dudes going with their black wives/girlfriends partaking in the African Arts party!"

Yea Lili, I'm not sure but in my real life things are changing. PNW is swirl central and Seattle is a hub of interracial dating/mating but when I first showed up here in 1992 the bw in this town were 'nothing but a brotha' disciples, while bm were not even concerned. That has been turned on it's ear, bw all over this place are with wm and other non-bm and I can't say I notice many bm/non-bw couples but maybe I don't care to pay them any attention.

m008 9 pts

I'll be frank about the fact that, as a BW, that is what I remember about visiting there. I have platonic friends of other races that live there and really enjoy it, but that's something I'd struggled with whenever I visited them.

From an insider who knows this stuff, word is getting around. Five years from now this blog may just become completely irrelevant, and as for as I’m concerned, that’s a very, very GOOD thing.

I think the same thing about the BWE/BWIP blogs. I absolutely LOVE them, but I know there is going to come a day when my daughter (or maybe it will be my daughter's daughter) who comes up to me when I'm talking this 'black female improvement' stuff and she stops me and goes "wait, you mean to tell me there was a time when black women WERENT kicking all types of butt and taking names?! Whowouldathunkit!"

lol

That would make me super happy Christelyn!