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If you're a white woman of shall we say, a certain age, you'll know that when you were a young woman, dating black men just wasn't the done thing to do. In some areas, it still isn't today.
Women could risk being disowned from their families and being abandoned by their friends if they were to be involved with a black man.
My question is, if (like me) you are such a woman and had the chance to grow up as a young woman in today's more enlightened times, do you think you would have dated black men from a younger age and perhaps even settle down to raise a family with a black man?
Or would you still see black men as sexual objects, to be met for fun behind your husband's back?
If you're a white woman of shall we say, a certain age, you'll know that when you were a young woman, dating black men just wasn't the done thing to do. In some areas, it still isn't today.
Women could risk being disowned from their families and being abandoned by their friends if they were to be involved with a black man.
My question is, if (like me) you are such a woman and had the chance to grow up as a young woman in today's more enlightened times, do you think you would have dated black men from a younger age and perhaps even settle down to raise a family with a black man?
Or would you still see black men as sexual objects, to be met for fun behind your husband's back?