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Re: Love in Black and White
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KEVIN10134
, on 09-01-2001 09:58
Sorry, twoworlds;
i didn't put the blacme on black women solely. Both have their fairshare of blame. However, as a Black male and my personal experience, I was not guilty of any thing in this department. I was open-minded, kind, chivalrous, warm and yet I was not even given a chance to even have a date. I was not the rejecting one they were. What other black men have done to these women is a shame but not my fault and I shouldn't be ostracized, while scumbags and jerks get off the hook. Point the finger at the sexists, the woman batterers, the cheaters, the lowlife, don't point the finger at me. Thank you.