Apollo
Do you lick pussy?
I can't wait to see your new nickname lolGoddamnit. JUB you are letting me down. Fine I'll start with the shit-stirring.
Black people caused the Prop 8 passing.
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I can't wait to see your new nickname lolGoddamnit. JUB you are letting me down. Fine I'll start with the shit-stirring.
Black people caused the Prop 8 passing.
I doubt that there will ever been any real, direct communication between gay community and the black community as a whole. Or at least not for a very long time. Both are either too apathetic or too on the defensive toward the other. It's gonna take gay black people bridging the gap between the two -- which means gay blacks are going to have to strengthen their own ties with each.
Not mine. My great-great-great-, great-great-, and great-grandfathers were all born in Europe and were jewish. However, as an American citizen, I am willing and obliged to accept the responsibility for what my country has done before. To make up for it, I will pay the postage for you to send me your family bible, and thus begin to repatriate your soul to the deity or force of nature that's most handy.
Fab, I already know about devout Christianity in the black community, but what's this about hypermasculinity? I'd like to hear what you have to say about it.
By the way, FAB, I know EXACTLY how you feel.
Name your cliché. Über-physical, über-feral or über-sexually potent: they all apply. It doesn’t take a genius to see what trite, hackneyed and ultimately depressing images of blackness these all are. What is more, they are unfortunately symptomatic of a much greater social and racial malaise, one which, like a rotten timber supporting the precariously balanced edifice of our society, threatens to bring it crashing down upon our heads very soon.
Heterosexual black masculinity, as a social construction in the twenty first century, is at best deeply problematic, and at worst hideously flawed.
From Mike Tyson to Tupac, via 50 Cent, Shaquille O’Neill and Shabba Ranks, black male icons (invariably from the arenas of sport or music) are right now indubitably doing more harm than good.
The histrionic (and oh-so-easy to be ridiculed by white people) hip hop hand gestures, the tedious and repetitious physical and verbal posturing, based on empty self-aggrandisement, the trope of mythical sexual prowess, all are images redolent of ignorance, and all are indicative of a deeply troubled psyche, a psyche visibly manifesting the scars and striations of centuries of slavery and oppression
