why do most black people show out on the streets in front of white people?

10 ANSWERS

1. Guest23226070
   

   Ok well thats you. Not every black person is like that. Im sorry if some of my brothers and sisters have offended you but just because a handful of them did it dosent mean that you have to disgrace all of us and put us in the catagory of being loud and obnoxious. But hey thats you, if you wanna live in that mindset thats you. BTW whites arent perfect either. You have your little problems too FYI.

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2. Guest19717852
   

   Because they want to impress them/get them to notice them. There is a black girl living with a white guy down my street and she is always outside walking around in tight clothes. She looks desperate for attention.

   Report (4) (0)  |   1 year, 7 month(s) ago  

3. Guest19169215
   

   Because we are free!!!!! And we don,t be showing out in front of white people this is just how we express ourselves

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4. jenna
   

   Growing up in an all black community I learned that almost every black person I met was very rude and did not respect themselves or those around them. I have not met all black people and I am not saying that all blacks are the same but I have yet found one that can compose themselves in a formal manor. They think they are so unfortunate cause the whites once used them as slaves and I hear so many young blacks say "well those white people have no idea what we been through", my only problem with this is neither do they. THEY were not around when their ancestors were slaves and THEY need to realize that is no excuse to act out and expect the government to give them whatever they want. Honestly how long did their ancestors fight to be free from slavery, free from the abuse, and to free themselves from the title "n****r", why on Earth would you want to refer to each other as n***a? Do they not see they are mocking everything their people fought so hard to stop so their grand children and their children would not have to be called that anymore? I think the blacks from the old days deserve so much more respect then the ones I have seen today, they are too arrogant to see that they are spitting in the faces of those who lived and died to give them a better life. My ending statement, all races have their flaws and color has nothing to do with this so stop using that as an excuse to act a fool. All races have their problems but most actually try to fix them and not support the act of not reaching their full potential, come on, it has nothing to do with race it has to do with composure and if you do not like what people are saying then why must you act like what you are being accused of? That does not change peoples feelings about your race it justifies them.

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5. Guest18964921
   

   Whte motherfuckers are nothing but evil,boring and can not even dance..you m**********r ..your f****n' ancestors went around kiling every race they see..because of insecurity..look what you have done to yourselves..every race hate the h**l out of white motherfuckers..not to mention all you motherfuckers smell like the wet dog

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6. Guest18530424
   

   Where did these stupid n****r lovers learn to spell? Ebonics is not a legitimate language. It's derived from niggers being too lazy to pronounce an extra syllable. booba jooba poppa yoba bithca assa tooba! I mean really, if you're going to slam the person who posted the question, at least make sure you have a brain. But I guess if you're a n****r or a n****r lover, you never had a brain in the first place. Shut the f**k up and realize what you are you f*****g spear chucking zebra riding motherfuckers. The wayans brothers realized what they are and are making money from it, ever seen "don't be a menace..."? Shining example of niggers accepting what they are and being smart enough to profit from it. Oh, and can any of you niggers please tell me how to freebase cocaine? It's my birthday in a week and I want to make sure it's a hoppin' party!

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7. Guest17720662
   

   black people are egule to whites so u should shut the f**k up. u r a mother f****n a*s hole. and i have a white and she not an a*s hole like u

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8. Guest17703419
   

   IM BLACK ,AND UR IGNERT BECAUSE IM NOT RUDE , and ur a raises little b***h so stop posting if you cant say any thing to say .so you ruled all ready so . its r mother f*****g turn.

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9. Guest14668318
   

   The only thing I have to tell you is that you need to do some growing up and ask yourself what went wrong during your upbringing. You are a disgrace for America!

   Report (0) (4)  |   2 years, 1 month(s) ago  

10. Ali Abdullah
    

    Hi, Blackface is theatrical makeup used by white people to play black people. In the United States, where the practice became popular during the 19th century, it became associated with certain archetypes of American racism such as the "happy-go-lucky darky on the plantation" or the "dandified coon ".Hence Blackface has become associated with racism, particularly in the USA, so that the term may be used in a broader sense to include similarly stereotyped performances even when they do not involve blackface makeup. Blackface was an important performance tradition in the American theater for roughly 100 years beginning around 1830. It quickly became popular overseas, particularly so in Britain, where the tradition lasted even longer than in the US, occurring on primetime TV as late as 1978 and 1981.In both the United States and Britain, blackface was most commonly used in the minstrel performance tradition, but it predates that tradition, and it survived long past the heyday of the minstrel show. White blackface performers in the past used burnt cork and later greasepaint or shoe polish to blacken their skin and exaggerate their lips, often wearing woolly wigs, gloves, tailcoats, or ragged clothes to complete the transformation. Later, black artists also performed in blackface. Stereotypes embodied in the stock characters of blackface minstrelsy played a significant role in cementing and proliferating racist images, attitudes and perceptions worldwide. In some quarters, the caricatures that were the legacy of blackface persist to the present day and are a cause of ongoing controversy. By the mid-20th century, changing attitudes about race and racism effectively ended the prominence of blackface makeup used in performance in the U.S. and elsewhere. It remains in relatively limited use as a theatrical device, mostly outside the U.S., and is more commonly used today as social commentary or satire. Perhaps the most enduring effect of blackface is the precedent it established in the introduction of African American culture to an international audience, albeit through a distorted lens. Blackface's groundbreaking appropriation, exploitation, and assimilationof African-American culture—as well as the inter-ethnic artistic collaborations that stemmed from it—were but a prologue to the lucrative packaging, marketing, and dissemination of African-American cultural expression and its myriad derivative forms in today's world popular culture.

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