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Right. He might be holding an Ace of Spades. You don't know. An exercise in futility. They're never going to see racism white supremacy through your prism. I have similar conversations with the Africans in my family. They're educated (doctors) and still don't get it. Why? Because in their minds, life in America is 100 times better than their home countries. Again, non-FBA folks have already been indoctrinated into believing the white man's ice is colder. They probably consider you a troublemaker. Trust and believe...they're not going anywhere. In fact, those non-FBA folks might be trying to figure out how to get your Black azz fired so they can slide a friend or family member in your spot. Be careful.🤣 My brotha do not cut off your nose just to spite your face in putting on the cape for them.😎

Again. The question is why fixate and feel entitled to women who are in a country (environment) that Black men do not own or control. AfroAmericans have never been considered above 2nd and 3rd class citizens. It's on us to change it. We gotta build our own sh8t. Become more attractive. It's not enough for a Black man's only asset to be his d8ck and believe every group of women should jump on his love pole.🤣😎

How do you propose to get those women to think or feel differently? We should use that motivation to build our own hotels. We should build our own grocery stores. We should build ourselves to become self-sufficient and independent. That would also make us more attractive and desirable to outsiders too. Humans always wanna get with a winning program. Look no further than successful places and people. Everybody flocks to it. Black men have to create it for themselves. Can't rely on Zaddy, er, white supremacists to fix the conditions and problems they created for us. I'm a huge football fan. Black players make up a majority of the National Football League (NFL) . They bring all of the flavor and excitement to the game. Yet, Black folks own less than 1% of the NFL. No real owners. A couple of GMs and head coaches. But, we complain about the NFL and NBA (National Basketball Association) too. Nothing is stopping us from leaving those plantations and starting our own leagues...except us. It's never been acceptable. The question remains when are we going to do something about it. Build our own sh8t. That question usually leads to resignation...slumping on the couch and eating food bought from Asians or alcohol or drugs, smoking stinky weed or having s8x, etc.🤣 The solution seems to non-productive behaviors when faced with the seemingly insurmountable task of doing something...action.😎

@Pioneer1, it reads like you got slapped in the face with a strong lesson in why AfroAmericans should not be putting on the cape for non-FBA folks.😁 Non-FBA folks do not see racism white supremacy in the same way that we do. Non-FBA folks were indoctrinated to white supremacy differently in their home countries. It's been passed down through their culture. AfroAmericans paved a way for non-FBA folks to immigrate to the US. But, we have nothing to offer them in terms of opportunities. H8ll, the AfroAmerican infrastructure is not even under construction. Still got work to do amongst ourselves. In addition to culture, therein lies another reason that non-FBA women do not appear to be easily accessible to AfroAmerican men. Beyond any physical attraction, it comes back around to what can AfroAmerican men do for non-FBA women or any woman to insure their protection and security. It's interesting that you received that dose of reality in light of the dialog we've been having around here.😎

What will that existence be like and how do you know? I just read Cynique’s response after I posed my question, so I realize it is redundant