[D. Rich]

Charles, What you fail to realize is that Caucasoid Americans (White people) are still benefiting from slavery & divide & conquer tactics today. That’s how the wealth of this country was built, and the privilege that most whites have is because of their past degenerate behavior. (exterminating Natives, lying, deceiving, stealing, killing, did I say lying, etc.) So you are standing on the shoulders of your ancestors’ actions, and you are still benefiting from them. So why shouldn’t the Native Americans? I personally feel that it is insensitive, arrogant and ethnocentric to exterminate a people, deceive/manipulate the ones who were left, take all they have, and then ask the question you ask. Have you ever dealt with turmoil or tragedy by another race similar to the Native Americans? If not, then it will probably be very hard for you to understand.

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Name : D. Rich, Gender : M, Race : Black/African American, Age : 28, City : Memphis, State : TN, Country : United States, Occupation : Student, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, Social class : Lower middle class, 

[D. Rich]

Well, I’ve always been educated that people who tend to reject images of themselves are experiencing self-hatred. They haven’t accepted who they are. If they knew the history of their people (African-Americans) they would be more willing to accept someone who looks like them. It also could be the ‘forbidden fruit’ syndrome. The idea of wanting someone or something that you have been socialized to reject. It’s the idea of having something you can’t that turns you on. Don’t get me started on black men and white women, because there are alot of dynamics to that situation. Just some points to ponder.

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