^What MAN has any problem with simple copy and paste. Im simply responding to you point by point as to more accurately address all the things you present.
Not that your reply would be of much use to this thread anyway. So thanks for the lack of reply.
Its not skin tone, but overall black culture that seems to cultivate more confidence, indifference, and masculinity in men connected to the culture. Be they black, white, asian, latino, etc....but its obviously more prevalent in black men considering its our culture.
Not that your reply would be of much use to this thread anyway. So thanks for the lack of reply.
Please take a look at my post above the post you made. I made a clarification about what I meant.Iceberg said:I'm a black man and I strongly disagree with all of this. In fact, I'm kind of offended by this type of generalization. Telling me that I have a better frame because of my culture is no different than telling me that I'm a criminal because of my culture. I'll let my actions define me, not my skin tone.
But I'm glad you said it.....because now they'll have to shut down this thread....which is about 8-pages past its usefulness.
Its not skin tone, but overall black culture that seems to cultivate more confidence, indifference, and masculinity in men connected to the culture. Be they black, white, asian, latino, etc....but its obviously more prevalent in black men considering its our culture.