years ago, my former boss, who is jewish, told me an anecdote about a grand wizard (or some other designation) in the KKK who didn’t realize until years later that his son-in-law was jewish. that son-in-law was named goldberg.

i’ll top you with a photo of a nazi wearing dreads:

taylor swift is too busy being an aryan goddess.

does anyone remember walter hawkins and andrae crouch? i grew up on them (telling my age).

regarding the song “summertime” there is a young woman who recorded it as a teen; renee olmstead. she had the pipes for it, as she showed on her show “still standing.”

just the perfect response...

don’t forget cosby dad, earle hyman.

this was some time ago, but it stuck in my mind because i had never read anything like it before. it was outright egregious and i remember my blood pressure rising. i read various sites (this one was for black women), but if i find it, i will.

regarding some white women needing black women to be jealous of them, i recall a comment i read on another article where a black woman had some white “friends” who one day asked her would she like to be white if she could. when the black woman said no, they were just aghast and nonplussed. they even stopped talking to…

weinstein tried to insinuate the same thing when he basically called lupita nyongo a liar.

isn’t that the same with amy schumer?

i did pick up some religiosity in her screed. much like mayim bialek.

so some fool name jhzzamm! just came at me stating that i was dead wrong, that touching people’s hair is a sign of admiration...and then posted young black children touching a white woman’s hair and a black toddler touching a white toddler. obviously, he needs to take debate 101 to understand that the scenario with…

i believe her. there was an article by a pack of teen male elephants without male adult supervision who created havoc by killing rhinos just for the hell of it. it’s something about that age in any male of any species that seems to transmit stupidity among the pack.

exactly!

he’s straight up lying. no black woman (even those with low self esteem) would have him. take it from a romance writer who features healthy wmbw relationships.

i would bet you that those are jealous white women aghast that a black woman has hair of length and trying to feel if it’s a weave or not.

some greys are asking why blacks don’t want people touching their hair and why not consider the fascination a compliment. first, it’s a lack of respect, a diminishing of a person’s humanity as well as a violation of their space. and here’s another factor why folks don’t want your hands in their hair: we don’t know…

it is very intimate touch and i don’t understand why people don’t realize that. a couple of years ago, a black woman commenting on a similar article said she was in an establishment waiting for an order when she felt a hand in her natural. she turned to find a white woman smugly looking at her. the white woman still…