The ignorance over at bossip continues. Yesterday I jumped into the cesspool that is bossip and saw something that made my stomach turn. More divisive behavior, more racism being peddled as gossip, more lies and speculation. They asked does Kelly Rowland even date brothers anymore. They called it a swirl fest. Well bossip what difference does it make if she does or if she doesn’t?
America is not segregated, we live in a country where we are free, and your slave mentality is outdated and old. The world is a place where we have the option to date whoever we want. We live in a place where people like Martin Luther King and Emmet Till gave their lives for racial harmony. And what do you do? You peddle reverse racism on a daily basis. You bash brothers for dating white women and you bash sisters for dating white men. What difference does it make? This is America our president is a product of the swirl. I mean, did what’s really your problem? I understand black is beautiful, but should the beauty of being black only be loved and appreciated by Blacks?
What if all the white farm owners of the world collectively said that chicken and watermelon could only be eaten by whites? Then what would you do bossip? Our people fought for the right to be equal. To eat where they want, tan on the beach with who they want and love who they want. It was Toure who once said he waits ‘for the day where he can sit in the lobby of the Wardorf eating watermelon and not care what the white people around him may think’, well I’m waiting with him.
Everyday I am reminded by Russell that with great love all things are possible. So I love white people as much as I love black people. Sure I’ve came across ignorance from both whites and blacks. I have been called a nigger by a white guy before. I have heard nigger lover shouted at me and my white jumpoff in Atlanta, but that doesn’t make he hate all white people or wish blacks would stay with blacks and whites stay with whites. If that was the case we would have none of the beautiful listed below.
Rachel True
Persia White
Thandie Newton
Boris Kodjoe
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