black women

Note: The following may offend some readers. My aim is to be truthful rather than politically correct. The view I express is my own (very male) point of view. If you prefer received doctrine on this subject, I refer you to the Wikipedia.

Black women come from Africa. They have dark brown skin, thick lips, black woolly hair, high cheekbones, Egyptian almond-shaped eyes and a bottom that sticks out.

Black women are the most beautiful women in the world. I know many will disagree with that, but to me it only seems like common sense: they are the only women who have a full figure, the body shape that a woman should have. Women from other parts of the world are beautiful too, but they are all missing one thing or other that black women have.

Well, black women are missing one thing that most other women have: long hair. Some do have naturally long hair, but most do not. Living in America you forget that because most black women either straighten their hair or get it from a store!

In America one woman in eight is black. You would never know that from the fashion or film industry. Most are not pure-blooded. That means their cheekbones are not as high, their skin not as dark and their eyes are more rounded. Some are more white than black, but are regarded as black in America because of the One Drop Rule.

In Brazil half the women are at least part black, but most are light-skinned. Only one of them has ever won Miss Brazil.

Black women in the West Indies are less mixed, and those in Africa even less so.

Most people in Europe, North America and India do not regard black women as beautiful: they are too dark, their noses are too broad and sometimes they look too much like men. Even among black men in North America and the West Indies light-skinned women are considered more beautiful than dark-skinned ones, all things being equal.

But black men, of course, see the beauty in black women far more than others, if only because they take the time to look at them. In both North America and Africa they also like that one thing black women have more than other women: that beautiful bottom of theirs.

White Americans in general think the whiter-looking black women, like Vanessa Williams or Halle Berry, are better looking. But, strangely enough, the few white men who date and marry black women tend to go for the darker ones.

Some say black women are “strong”. You hear people in America saying that. In some sense, because so many find themselves raising a family without a husband, they have to act strong. But it becomes a vicious circle: by acting so strong, it drives away men who would have otherwise settled down with them. Four black women in ten have never been married!

See also:

• A guide to black women – if you want to date or marry one
• Black women are beautiful
• marriage
  • Why so few black men marry black women
  • Why so few white men marry black women
• woman
  • white women
• Race in America
• • One Drop Rule
  • Stereotypes about black women
• race and beauty
• Alpha Kappa Alpha
• black women:
  • The most beautiful
  • The most beautiful black Brazilian women
  • The most beautiful black women models
  • Oprah Winfrey
    
  • Sally Hemings
  • Condoleezza Rice
  • Jamaica Kincaid
  • Vilayna Lasalle
  • Jill Marie Jones
  • Sanaa Lathan
  • Heather Headley
  • Gabrielle Union
  • Naomi Campbell
  • Tamara Tunie
  • Angell Conwell
  • Bria Myles
  • YaYa Da Costa
  • Toccara Jones
  • Eva Pigford
  • Esther Baxter
  • Lela Rochon
  • Kenya Moore
  • Lizz Robbins
  • Nia Long
  • Paula Lima
  • Adriana Bombom
  • Ildi Silva
  • Rojane Fradique
  • Taís Araújo
  • Lucy Ramos
  • Lola Ogunnaike
  • Aqualtune
  • Terry McMillan
  • Serena Williams
  • Dorothy Dandridge
  • Ida Corr
  • Buffie the Body
  • Sarah Baartman
  • Josephine Baker
  • Michelle Obama
  • Avonte Wright
  • Liris Crosse
  • Dakore Egbuson
  • Ntozake Shange
  • Sabrina LeBeauf
  • Jody Watley
  • Nella Larsen
  • Lauren London
  • Tyra Banks
  • Omotola
  • Angel Lola Luv
  • damali ayo
  • Deelishis
  • Annie Ruddock
  • Angela Simmons
  • Lisa Bonet
  • Hoopz
  • Amy Holmes