For me I grew up in middle class suburbs from ages 5-14. I came to where I live now when my parents got divorced and back taxes and attorney fees basically bankrupted them. So I've been living in Newark, NJ for 5 years now, but when I first moved, it was apparent that things were VERY different. That being said, I started learning stuff that all my new friends had been living like all their life when I was around 15 years old... you guys have no idea, lol. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I've lived and seen both perspectives on life which is why I can say that...
I see LOTS of girls get cold approached ALL THE TIME. It's not just being "black" or anything, hispanics from my area do the same thing, same with people from the west indies that live here too. Its a different mentality that I see a lot of "upper class" people without. I don't know how to explain it really but growing up in lower class conditions, you often have to man up n' **** like if someone tries to start a fight with you, you've GOTTA fight back. You'll also learn early in ur life that before anyone else, YOU have to stand up for YOU! (Otherwise, nobody else will except for MAYBE your mom...) so that can be seen in many aspects of someone's life in such conditions.
So YES, I do see girls get cold approached all the time, and yes it is a bit more aggresive here than what I've seen in more upper class communities but guess what? The girls are more aggresive here too, as well as the majority of guys here have game so the girls almost "need" to be more aggresive, unless they want to be labeled as jumps (a girl that you can easily **** with some basic game) which can easily destroy a girl socially.
-and when I say all the time, I mean ALL THE TIME, if a group of girls lookin good walk by, they WILL get approached, even if they're making only a 3 block walk, they WILL get approached at LEAST one time a block... and PROBABLY more than that. I think it's also an age group type thing, while the older men usually already have a steady girl or wife, the majority of the people you'll see doing this are in the 13-40 age range (although that might be kinda obvious, lol)
(I'm assuming that's what everyone was talking about when they said "black communities" lol, and yes I'm black (one of the few on this board it seems))