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These comments are giving me life. Everybody here is so open hearted and not focused on the color of people and it's beautiful. The man I plan to spend the rest of my life with could be any color of the rainbow and I would still love him. He's the rock of our blended family. And a man of a man.
Putting color above the individual is Fascism, and that's not a conservative thing, thats a progr..communist thing, almost said progressive but that's just a pretty term for commie
White women are generally prettier, generally better personality, and generally have more common interest. I’m Chinese and dating a Chinese woman for the first time in my life, and I’m probably going back to white women. Once you go white, it’s hard to go back.
I married a black woman,she worked as a nurse for Baylor Scott and White for 30 years. Great woman!!! And she's a christian woman,God gave me a great woman.
I was taught Martin Luther King Jr. in school, growing up. I was taught that someone's skin has zero to do with their personality. So I don't see people of another race as "they," or "them," I see them as "us." I've dated women that aren't my race and never thought anything of it. By today's standards I'm told that this method of thinking is racism.
You got a good one... most good black women are open to interracial dating. Not to mention white men also treat black women better than black men! I bet your wife is a natural black women! I’m a black woman who’s married to an Arab and he embraces my natural hair more than my ex black boyfriends! 😂
I am married to a black woman and to be honest, most of the time I forget we are even a different race because she is my best friend. Often times people enter relationships for reasons not predicated on race or fetish, but because they actually love that person. Shocking isn't it? Imagine that...you can actually be with someone and love them regardless of their skin color. Who knew? 🙄
No such thing as race….all are humans Some have different genetics that determine different attributes So at most you could say there are different species of Homo sapiens
@@galatrax1181 Well, I would agree and state that race is essentially a social contruct and does not exist in the way that we have been indoctrinated to believe. Mind you, non-African people do possess a marginal amount of Neanderthal DNA that Africans do not, but that does not indicate that we are separate species by any stretch of the imagination.
@@travisreifke4356 in regards to neanderthal DNA, that contradicts your point about "race is a social construct'. Different races evolved in vastly different climates, and so certain Genes either evolved through mutation or become more strongly expressed through natural selection. Culture is a social construct, absolutely. I think the backlash against "race" is due to the outdated belief from pre 1930s that blood and breeding, 'race' etc. Determined your place in society instead of ability and merit. The Eugenics movent in America and Europe culminated horribly in Nazi Germany. The answer to that really terrible shit is to give everyone an equal opportunity to succeed on their own merits and reward success, something that the Far Left of today wants to replace with a new and insidious form of separation via "race".
@@NoneMcNobody It's not a contradiction at all. I stated that it is a MARGINAL difference in DNA. So...race is indeed a social construct. What I mean by that is that homosapians are essentially all the same genetically. Our differences are trivial at best and do not separate us in profound ways like race purists and extremists like to mythologically claim.
I happened to be there when a coworker was challenged by another black man on why on earth he would marry a white woman. His answer touched my heart. He said he didnt just fall in love with his wife, he fell in love with her whole family. He grew up in the city, with an angry single mom. When he met his wife in college and they dated a few times she asked him to come home for a weekend with her family. He slept on their couch for 3 night's ( she had standards, was not a sleep around girl) and was right there innthe center of the home to see everything that went on. He said he loved the way her sisters respected their daddy. He loved the way her mama and daddy talked over decisions together. He loved the gentle teasing, the appreciation of each other, the sweet laughter. He loved the way her big brothers were proud of their wives and babies. This was the family life he never had, and he realized this was a woman he could create this kind of life with. Now they've been going strong for 30 years. Raised 3 beautiful girls. Been through all lifes ups and downs and they always have each other's back. Its a beautiful thing!
Cute story but I call bs. I have a great blk family and blk men with angry single moms always seemed to be jealous of my good family. I had one man try to divide my family because he was so jealous. We are just plagued with the yt is right and blk men are weaker than their women. They fell for the okie dokie and instead of conquering yt men, they are conquered. Therefore yt men are able to run the world and impose their views and ways of the world. So internally, you viewed that yt woman as better before you knew her family. You are probably being mistreated and don’t even know it. They probably have more sympathy for you than they like you. It does yt people good to help the poor little blk kid and your wife knows she will always have a social economical advantage over you. That’s what she wants. Yt women like blk men because they could be that lead in the house that she can’t get with yt men. Did you see Shaka Zulu? Look at the difference between you and Shaka. Shaka made the village bow down and respect his single mama and made her queen and punished anybody who ever devalued her including his own daddy. You and other blk men are conquered so you have to diss your mother whom womb you were made in, uplift the people who are on top because they’re ancestors defeated your ancestors, and bow down to the narrative, because you are conquered. You are not strong enough to build a village so you have to impose on another man’s village. Blk men like yt women because they are defeated, couldn’t uplift his own people so they have to impose on other Patriarchs. And in your case, matriarch because since you have a defeated culture, yt women will always be above you and the lead of your relationship and you have to be the submissive one because you let your culture fail. Did you ever stop to think that because our men let our culture get defeated; that’s why your mother is bitter.
"He grew up in the city, with an angry single mom." blaming black women for his taste in snow bunnies... His mother has nothing to do with the millions of other black women out there. LOL.
Amen to that! Good luck with your search! She’s out there looking for you two. Never loose the faith! She will be worth the wait. Pray for her so when you find her, YOU can tell her you’ve been praying for her happiness, her peace’s, her success, until she found you! God Bless!
@@chrispowers627 it's a beautiful thing when different cultures & ethnic groups mix, my family is very diverse, I'm white Latino but my daughters mom is black, wish u the best friend
I am white, grew up in a traumatic home but both parents stayed together. I was chubby my whole child to teen, to adult life and white boys to men in my community frowned upon being chubby. When I lost 40 pounds, suddenly prospects widened.... but it always bothered me that I was not good enough for them, until I realized hey wait a minute they are not good enough for me. When I got a job in the city, which was more diverse, I found though I was chubby again, the brothers saw me as valuable. Then I met (& eventually married) a christian man, originally from Nigeria, who was so handsome and we became best friends.... it felt like home. My parents love him as their own son. 2023 we celebrated 18 years married. We are still each other's best friend. Once in a while we realize we are a mixed couple. Everyone wants to be loved for who they are....
I was married to a black Trinidadian in 1976. I am an European American. I encountered many of those same negative comments. So did my husband. People saw the obvious difference in our complexions but failed to see the similarities in our cultural and religious backgrounds. I married who I loved, not who I looked like.
Thanks for sharing. I find it interesting that a lot of white men on the thread are sharing their love for their black wives. So its weird to see this black police officer indirectly insinuating that as a generalized group, black women are somehow disagreeable. This is a red flag and a problem.
Religious and cultural backgrounds. So true for all kinds of relationships. I learned that I had a lot of common values with my Filipino and Mexican friends because we were Roman Catholic. Not just the religious practice but the values and moral part of out being.
I am Trini. 68 years. My son was married to an Afro American. The marriage didn't last, but there were 2 girls out of the union. One is 9, the other 7. Both were born in the US, but the latter has NEVER been to our homeland. My son goes to the US every 6 months to visit his daughters. The mother is bitter and insulting. What i would like to say is the only common thread Afro-Trinidadians and Afro-Americans have is that their ancestors came from Africa. They are like different races !
That you 'ever' meant even more than your own mother? Wow. I don't like when people say ever or the most that is coming on a little strong and to me almost trying people like God. All you had to say was a beautiful soul not the most I ever meant in the whole world lol The only one that is perfect and the most is Jesus
My uncle married a much younger black woman. They've been married for 21 years, 2 children. We thought he'd never get married and we were so ecstatic that he found a loving wife. Her family finally excepted their marriage after much pushback and opposition. I asked her why she chose a white man to marry and she said "I chose your uncle because I love him n we are best friends and because I wanted a husband a father to my children that would be there for us." Beautiful family 21 years later. ❤😇
@@TheUzamaki1234 you'd have to ask her. What I took from it was that she had experiences of her own within her family and culture to know what it was she wanted in a husband and what she didn't want. She made her choice based upon that and has been a happily married woman ever since. Her family were the only one's in opposition to the marriage. Cultural differences, not racial. You'll see it from whichever angle you choose.
I’m a black man from the hood who grew up around black women so I dated black women all of my life but in high school I got in some trouble and went to live with my uncle who lived in the suburbs and I met a white girl and in the beginning I was just planning my on having sex with her because I never been with a white woman at that point so I was like why not let me give it a try . I thought it would be boring and that we’d have nothing in common but it turns out I got more in common with her than I have with any woman I ever been with up to that point.I want people to realize that everybody got the same issues growing up just in different settings so don’t be afraid to date outside your race you might meet your soul mate .
If you’re are regular “average” black man you’re more like to relate to them than black woman. Average regular normal life style is like bug repellent to a roach. They do not like average for whatever reason but that right up white womans alley
So she saved you you know we have already heard this 2000 million times not very new . What did you want a cookie. Black love isn't put on a shelf and then presto you found a Barbie doll. I will say this you didn't waste anytime securing her in your new found environment.
yes!! this is what i say, i grew up in a unique situation as well. both my parents died. i was 1 when my father died, and 10 when my mother died. i lived in the ghetto for most of my life. both of my nephews were half white and had white family. they had middle class, and redneck types in their family, so ive lived in the ghetto, among rednecks, among middle class white people, and hung out with a few rich people. when i tell you there was no better experience to help understand that we are all the same.... we are all the same.
yes!! this is what i say, i grew up in a unique situation as well. both my parents died. i was 1 when my father died, and 10 when my mother died. i lived in the ghetto for most of my life. both of my nephews were half white and had white family. they had middle class, and redneck types in their family, so ive lived in the ghetto, among rednecks, among middle class white people, and hung out with a few rich people. when i tell you there was no better experience to help understand that we are all the same.... we are all the same.
I'm a Black married 11.5 years to a wonderful White man. I come from a 2 parent home. My Mom was a homemaker. My parents taught us the importance of God, love, family, and home. My Honey 🍯 is very country, and I love his personality, jokes, and the way he speaks.🥰 It is extremely important to me our home is drama free, but filled with warmth, joy, and love.
Good for you. You can't go wrong with a strong country man. He will love you to the end of days and be the man you always dreamed of. God Bless and enjoy life's blessings, because God is Color Blind.
Did you there feel was a disconnect in your marriage because of the race difference? For example, I'm not black, but my dad is and I'm dating a white woman. I remember a white woman who was friends with hersaid the n word in a casual way and I didn't think I heard her right so I brought it up to my girlfriend and we had a huge argument about it and it wasnt really resolved until I brought it up to my sister much later. When I talk with her dad about politics I feel like I'm defending my existence and she'll stand right next to me and never backs me up on this
I have been very blessed to be raised in a family that did not discriminate. I have many relatives who are married interracially black, Asian, etc. My mom is Native American and my dad is German. So we are definitely a melting pot of love regardless of race.
I’m a Black woman and my husband is Kurdish. We have a good relationship and we’re building a home together. I dated black men, white men, Arabic and it was my husband that won my heart. Why? He genuinely likes my heart. My looks and body are a plus for him. I feel the same. His heart is what makes him a real catch. Thank you God ❤🎉
Over 20 years ago I worked in a nursing home in Idaho. There was a white woman who’s black husband came in every day to feed her all her meals. I can’t imagine what they went through in their time. I would have loved to known their love story.
They probably didn't go through much. Maybe a few sneers and leery-eyed looks here and there, but most people aren't as prejudiced as the Iibtards would have you believe.
@@kropking Depends on the generation to be fair. OP probably refering to an older couple. Sneers and looks can build up over time and affect a person. But you're right about nowadays. Few people are racist and if you are you're really viewed as a freak these days.
As a black woman in a mixed marriage for 17 yrs. I think culture is the #1 thing for us black people that married outside of our race. I agree with you.
Congrats You're one of the 26% of black women who be married in their lifetime. And you're part of that 3.5% of all black women in an interracial marriage. You're the unicorn. -Kevin Samuels
Darn it you shattered my dreams, I love Dr. Ben Carson he is so handsome and smart & my vote for whatever office he chooses to run for. Thanks for sharing some of your personal life❤
yeah really...such lovely words.Now and go and live in a majority black enviroment.You will soon have a new found respect and love for the people you were born into.
My mother always told my sister and me, it's not about his race, it's about whether he's a true God fearing Christian man and, how he treats you. Love is love regardless of race.
I understand where he is coming from but I just don’t want to be stereotyped to not be agreeable or not have a good healthy upbringing. The only way to change this is to change the culture or behavior by showing love and help with healing not running away to other cultures or races.
This might sound a bit brutal but (real) black women arent very attractive at all...remember Tiger Woods and all those WHITE women he had affairs with were all whiter than white with nearly all of them from the likes of Sweden and Austria etc etc but Tiger Woods wasnt a true black man because his Mum was Taiwanese i think
As a South East Asian guy who grew up in a diversified city in California; I often tell many people to date for the ideals rather than the looks or skin color. My first serious relationship along with engagement was with a white girl I met at church. She took care of me better than all the other Asian and Hispanic girls that I tried dating. Sometimes God throws curve ball at us and we ended up being happy from situations we could never guess. After a painful long 10 years of dating around with girls of all colors; I ended up marrying a Asian girl who was the least type of race of girl that I suspect I would ever marry since many previous Asian girls I dated were bullshiating around a lot. Sometimes you just never give up and keep on dating until you find out which girl is for you. I had to go through about 7-10 ex white girlfriends, 3-4 Asian exs, and 2-3 Hispanic ex to finally find out that another Asian girl in the future would end up being my wife. The sad thing was that most of the white girls who I dated accepted who I am and respected me more than all the Asian and Hispanic girls that I tried to date. I find out that it was my spiritual faith and tenacious attitude in not being a wimp that proved that I wasn't some chump in the street. Reason why the Asian and Hispanic girls I dated was such a low count was that those numbers were from a much larger group of girls that didn't cut out to be decent. Some would say why I didn't date black girls; it was that the black population in my city was extremely low and I had no access to trying to date black girls. I did met a few Black Puerto Rican and Dominican Republican black girls who did catch my eye; but I can never get them to click it with me so that's why I had no black ex-gfs. Either way; best of luck to all those who are still trying to date around! Life is tough so never give up and find that person who follows your philosophy rather than your looks!
It’s very simple. They marry who they marry because they’re attracted to them physically and emotionally. People who aren’t racist don’t look for a spouse based on race.
My husband is black. His first wife was black. He never talked bad about her. He said they just grew apart. They were like roommates in the same house. He said he wanted to make the marriage work, so he tried to take steps to get things together. But, they just didn’t. So, he moved out, and they mutually decided to divorce. He was with her 17 years. He adopted her daughter as his own. His daughter was grown by this time. He owned his own home, and his ex owns her own. She never had a problem until he got together with me. Then, she was calling him almost every day. She started showing up at our church. She would sneer at me. She would take jabs at me when she spoke with him on the phone, and he would always have their conversations on speaker. (I didn’t ask him to, but he said it was out of respect for me.) She absolutely couldn’t stand that he’d married a white woman. She said it was because he could control me…and he loved control she said. His daughter tried to break us up. When she couldn’t, she stopped speaking to him. He always spoke respectfully to his ex regardless of how she spoke to him; but, he wouldn’t allow her to disrespect me. He would say, “She’s my wife now. I need you to not disrespect her.” She would then rant and sneer, “YOUR WIFE. YOUR WIFE. WELL, WE CAN’T HAVE ANYONE DISRESPECTING YOUR WIFE.” She would want to speak with him in private at church, until he said, “Anything you have to say, you will have to say it in front of my wife.” She didn’t ask to speak with him in private or at all anymore. Last year, his daughter died unexpectedly. He still grieves over their lost relationship because he’d raised her since she was seven. He only found out when his ex called him after she’d been buried. She asked him once what kind of message does it send the grandkids that he married a white woman. He said, it sends the message that you marry who you love.
That sucks. I'm sorry you had to go through that. I'm a young 29-year-old Black male. I've dated Black women over the years and I'm looking more toward dating out to other races of women. I've experienced being more on the same page with other races of women because I have a conservative mindset and most Black women are heavily liberal minded. It's unfortunate but I'm tired of having the same dead-end results of not moving on with life and not getting married and starting a family with a woman I can trust. Color at this point is of no importance as long as they have similar values that I have.
ASK GOD to bring you the right one. I did and now happily married almost 50 yrs! God knows you better than u know yourself and He KNOWS the right person for you and how to bring her to you. Go for it! worked for me! @@DemetriT1
It’s about character and culture. I’m a black woman and I’ve never thought badly of black men who date out. It’s strange to me that some members of the black community get upset about interracial dating. You love who you love. 💯❤️ I also don’t think there’s anything wrong with having a preference or “fetish.” Attraction is important. Anyone who says otherwise is delusional.
I agree... But I don't think that skin color preference is preference is technically a So called fetish.. But I will agree to a certain facial structures Or textures of the body can definitely be linked Rasa itself.. For instance if someone likes a person with freckles then generally most of the time of that person is black they're gonna end up dating someone who is white or biracial cause very few black people are born with freckles..
I also don't know what's wrong with "fetish" the word has a bad reputation after all those movies about serial k1llers. but ask any man and he will tell you what his "fetish" is - for example, long hair, big whatever, small whatever. I think it's the same for women - some have 'fetishes' for specific height, voice, complexion, etc. Only transhumanist genderless robots could have problems understanding these basic human things.
Totally agree! I've dated black men, Hispanic men, white men, and it just didn't matter - the best one stuck around and he is who he is. It isn't about what he looks like, it's who he is on the inside. He's a man willing to lovingly raise another man's child and he works hard to provide for all of us. He's a damn good man, no matter what he looks like on the outside.
I love your perspective. I’m married to a Hispanic man. He is the first relationship I had outside of black men. I always had an attraction to all races but particularly black men because I grew up in an area where there were mostly black men. Then I fell in love with a Hispanic man and married him. Period. Nothing else behind it. I remember a black young man being celebrated because of his college grades or something of the sort and I clapped and one of my friends turned around and made a comment like “you’re married to a Mexican” as if I didn’t appreciate or could not appreciate a black man being successful because I am not married to one. I think that people assume that when you marry out of your own race that you don’t like your race. Not true. I was raised to love who you love no matter their color. Great content Tatum.
@Mia Omiah I would say that it was mostly a bad experience. I do not think it had anything to do with them being black men because I married at 21 so all of my experience dating black men were in high school. At that time they were still very young men and not looking for anything serious it seems. Also I will have to add that although my husband is Hispanic he grew up in foster care for most of his life and he was raised by an African American man so the way he treats me isn’t influenced by hispanic culture. I always said I would marry a black man and have a chocolate baby lol funny how life ends up.
I don't understand why so many Black Americans think it's being a traitor to marry an opposite color race. When I was young, in the 70's and 80's a lot of interracial marriages occurred. Now I'm hearing things that are going backwards on this subject. Who has been teaching the Black population to stay segregated? That's truly a cynical way of thinking, and totally racist.
Thank you for sharing your story! I'm so sorry that someone said that to you about being married to a Mexican. I definitely agree that people assume you hate your race if you marry outside it. I'm from a mixed marriage (also Mexican, btw!) and people have always tried to put me or my siblings in either one identity or another. One of my siblings does not resemble our Hispanic side as much, but they could still speak Spanish and sound like a native. Some people (usually white progressive academics) tried to claim it was a bad thing, since they had assumed my sibling was fully White, and that it was offensive that they spoke Spanish without the "Gringo" accent. Crazy, right?
@Like Magic While that may have been true before the Civil Rights Bill, it certainly hasn't been after that legislation. What difference does it make what color you are? It's only melanin. The inside of everyone's palm is the same color. Go figure. Hindi people are Black too. Lot's of different races are Black, White, Brown, Red, Yellow.
There’s a difference between getting married and keeping a marriage. A lot of woman thinks about getting married but forget to focus on how to keep a marriage alive and it’s a lot of work.
@@deliriouswhome1 Did that guy failed? Or did the guy gave up trying? That’s another situation even tho it goes both way’s there’s still the lack of accountability. A lot of time people hate being hold accountable for their actions. From my experience my ex couldn’t never hold herself accountable without dragging me along with her to the point that I just gave up trying because I already know how it will end.
@M W ummmmm, that seems like an opinion not a fact. Porn does have an affect on people but don’t know if is the cause on why marriages gets ruined. And no, what went wrong in my relationship is that I got tired of her dragging me down with her when I tell her what she done.
@@will1905 your right people do tend to not want to hold themselves accountable sometimes, that includes yourself. I don't really see the value of being in relationship and once that relationship end pointing fingers. It doesn't honestly matter why the relationship didn't work out, the fact is it just didn't. There always something an individual can learn to do better going into Thier next relationship.
I’m 44. I didn’t grow up seeing racism. I saw people as people. I still see people as people. It doesn’t matter to me if someone had more, or less, melanin in them than I do. (Really, I’m very fair skinned. So finding someone with less is pretty rare.) I was raised to see and treat everyone according to the fact that we are all just people. What’s inside matters more. Treat people how you want them to treat you. Give respect and get respect. All that jazz. Nowadays, there is SO much more focus on appearance than on character. Skin color gets so much attention, and fashion, and makeup…. It all very superficial. Yet, I’ll hear stuff saying that appearance (especially skin color) defines how good or bad a person is. It’s completely backwards. We’ve gone backwards as the human race. I don’t care what you look like. I care that you are good inside. Beautiful inside. Because the inner beauty shines through no matter what the mirror reflects.
The thing is a lot of people don't. I went to school with white girls whom said their fathers told them they would kill them if the brought home a black boy.
Amen brother!! You are absolutely correct!! Who wants to fight argue and disagree all the time? Peace and cooperation is so vital to any marriage. Go where the love is celebrate who celebrates you!!
I'm Mexican and my wife is white (Irish/ Italian). Honestly, i didn't look "within my own race" for a partner because it's in the Latin culture to want to fight constantly. I tried that kind of relationship and it killed me Inside. My wife is perfect. I am by no means a flawless individual, but we both work off each other and we make each other better. She works, I'm a stay at home dad (work injury) and we make it work.
To want to fight? Never saw our culture like that. Us Latinas are just feisty. Handle it or don’t, you didn’t. You just found your one outside of our culture. Nothing to do with “fighting”. Most Latino families are muy cariñosos. Sorry yours fought.
Bro, respect to you and your lovely wife. You didn't want to fight constantly and you married an Irish Girl?!?! Us Scotts and Irish are like the Snow Giant Latinos of the north with fire for hair and much shittier food and weather. Italians; two words....Roman Empire! They're OG Latinos! Notre Dames called "The Fighting Irish" for a reason dude. I do applaud your tastes as I also married an Irish/Italian girl. :-)
@@barbaraa.6190 Latinos r feisty so ye we do have more arguments. Every family get together is so angry. Everytime I party with whit friends families, they never fight
Haha! I'm the product of a very similar situation. Grew up to be multilingual (English, Spanish and Irish Gaelic, baby!) and with an "All Hell Breaks Loose!" temper. It was difficult trying to fit myself into either dating space, though.
I am a so called Black American and my husband is from Ghana West Africa, I love the culture and how his parents raised him and his four brothers. My father is so happy that I did because he loves the culture as well! Very family oriented, Christian, and the men are Alpha Males and gentle at the same time.
@@ARTDEVGRU247 Probably because we are ALL "Americans". Not distinguished by our color but our national affiliation. "Proud to Be"....By the way, ever hear of a Black Frenchman? A White Italian? A Black Irishman? Why do we have to discriminate based on color? This is discrimination.
First of all in order to be a King or Queen one must have A Kingdom or Queendom to rule over and the last time that I checked neither Black Men and Black Women have the aformentioned.
Having been in law enforcement for the last 27 years, a white male and in February celebrating my 27th wedding anniversary to my black wife, man do I have stories.
@@JonathanGillies No I'm not unfortunately and I'm pretty sure that's what every person would say and if he was here today, all these woke people would get cancelled.
100% agree Ofc Tatum...as a black man. I grew up in a diverse community, attended majority white schools, dated my fair share of black women, and ended up marrying a white woman. Culture plays a role, but like anything, you love what or who you love. I think black ppl hate on blacks that are in interracial relationships/marriages bc they were told to marry a "strong black woman/man", and that white ppl already have it all, that we need to stick together. It's instilled in some black families to not stray from their race and that is the mindset that goes back decades that unfortunately still exist today. But like Ofc Tatum said, love should be the reason with all the other characteristics of why you marry whomever.
@@RealmCenter40 I mostly witness what you're referring to in social media platforms. That's where bigots have the courage to spew their foolishness. Other than that, I know it exist in the real world, but not nearly the rate the media wants citizens to believe.
@@RealmCenter40 The left are more against interracial dating then anybody else. Because they're the ones who promotes crt, which also mocks people in interracial relationships.
@@hellomikie92 The left are the culprits dating back to slavery. They owned more slaves than anyone. Most ppl don't even know that, but yes they hate interracial couples, that's why it's funny Kamala snuck in as Vice P.
At the end of the day I think it comes down to which qualities that you find attractive in a person. Culture plays a huge part in this but also personality. Sexual attraction is such a nuanced thing that we don’t necessarily understand why we might be attracted to some but not others. It’s not a race issue it’s right down there with what gets you. Excellent video as always Mr. Tatum.
I married a Korean and I’m half white / Native American. He’s my best friend and the love of my life. We balance each other out and understand each other. We just clicked and didn’t look at who we are on the outside , but who we are in the inside. We love each other ❤️
What race is Native American because every ethnicity has all shades of people from blk, white, and mixed with both blk and white. Nationality also not a race lol. So basically you are mixed ethnicities but still identifying as white.
@@SmithandWessonismyprotection, Native American is a race. This race is also known as indigenous, American Indian, American aboriginal, etc. Only people originating from Africa and some from Oceania and their descendants who bear physical similarities to these people are considered as black people.
@@SmithandWessonismyprotection, maybe you are Native American and black. You would be black if you have genetic information from native Africans or native Australians.
Im a white man in my early 30's ,and I married a black woman from Nigeria. We have been married over 3 years ,and we have a 10 month old daughter. She is my best friend ,and has made me a better Christian. One thing I was told a long time ago is that if you want to have a happy marriage in the long-term, your spouse needs to be your best friend.
I had a black boyfriend for a while. I didn't care that he was black, but slowly he revealed that it bothered him that I was white. He was charming in the beginning, but his true feelings came out. He complained that I dressed white, listened to white music, ate white food, had white hobbies, etc. I never thought about those things before. I was just being myself. He was always talking about how people reacted or didn't react to us as a mixed couple. I never noticed those things either. Suddenly my whole world was about everything being "black" or "white". When we went to black areas or to his family's house, they treated me with disdain. My family didn't treat him like that. It was like he woke up every day and said, "OMG, I'm black, and it's all Whitey's fault". He left me for another white woman, and she was blond. With all of his hatred of whites, I guess I was not white enough for him. I moved on and found a man like myself, and it was nice to talk about things besides "black" and "white". Things like "let's go for a hike". I know not all black men are like this, but I could never understand if he despised whites so much, then why would he choose them for girlfriends and then treat them badly?
I’m so sorry that this happened to you. I’m a black girl and my black brother told me that he’s would never date a white woman because of their music, flat asses, sensitive skin and their boring jokes and personality. I asked him why he would say such a thing and his black girlfriends make boring jokes too!! He kept quiet about it. I think you should maybe find someone that matches your personality. ❤❤❤
As a black male, I found it easier to fall in love with a girl who simply understood who I was. It sounds crazy but growing up, I was never perceived as “black enough” by white and black women as well as other races because I was “too kind” & “too compassionate.” That man you dated probably didn’t like you because you didn’t fit his standard of a white woman. He probably wanted a white girl who loved everything he did. I’m not saying it was right how he treated you at all but love is a dangerous game. But I will clarify that in my personal opinion? There is nothing wrong with having a racial preference in love. I’ll never treat a girl wrong or another race from me but I do lean towards lightskins or white girls.
he kinda missed the whole point of dating someone from a different race or cultural background. The point is to merge or integrate. I'm thinking of dating a white girl too
I dealt with the same thing, and the funny thing is is that he acted more white than I did and I acted more black being the white woman! I realized after dating black men that they were the prejudice ones full of hate! again, I don’t understand why they would date white women if they hate white people so much it doesn’t make sense! And that’s the funniest thing I’ve ever heard that we supposedly don’t have personalities. I find the complete opposite. I have a huge personality and I have a big butt. We don’t all have flat asses! that’s literally the reason why black guys are hitting on me is just because I happen to have a booty! Which is ridiculous. I’m more than my body and want to be valued! I’m now dating a Puerto Rican man and I’ve never been so happy. He treats me the best.
My aunt married a black American man. He's been a God send to our family. I've learned all my carpentry skills from him. Our family sees no color. Only the character of the man!
@Bleu Barclay you just proved 2 points about yourself... 1st you're the true rassist in this comment section. 2nd You're not the sharpest tool in the shed!!!
I definitely agree on this one. I didn't choose my husband because he's white, I chose him because we have the same values, similar sense of humor, and he's very supportive.
@@ShifuCareaga we are out there lol . I am one and know others as well. But I agree that it might be difficult to find especially when we may not voice our political beliefs right away.
I 💯 percent agree with "T" on what he says "it is about love" my Filipino fiancee just loves my veins and outlook, she agrees politically and socially, and in the fact that we have the same views about raising children, and more so I actually agree more with her Filipino culture on raising children, than I did with my own, after months and months of having those discussions with her, I thought that the Filipino culture was more thoughtout than the way I was brought up to believe, and she has two children from her previous husband who passed away from a heart attack years before, and her one adult boy and pre adult daughter are absolutely amazing and thoughtful, in ways I've never had seen before in the states...you have to experience others outside your culture and world..
One of the things that I always found odd ....being raised around the hood and in a area that's over 80 percent black is when black date white woman and say there's nothing wrong with it but as soon as someone who ain't black dates a black girl in they area they get mad and say it ain't right that always grinded my gears cause what's good for the goose is good for the gander..
As a Black woman, I want to know. Why does it even matter who someone chooses to marry?! It bothers me that it's still a discussion today Marriage is about a partnership also and he found his partner. Please let's just focus on that fact that we are called to love and the color shouldn't matter.
" *Why does it even matter who someone chooses to marry?* " Our lives are ours, we dont owe an explanation to anyone (aside from maybe a loving relative that wants to make sure we're picking someone good for ourselves), especially strangers, as to why we've chosen the people in our lives for ourselves. Doubly so if their questioning is based solely on skin color.
@@TheUzamaki1234 my comment was not directed toward men only. We all need to focus on being kind and loving and thats according to the Word. As far as a partner, it's your choice who you love but don't make the choice based on others opinions. Have a great night!
You know the answer. As long as there is a political party that is constantly injecting race into EVERY aspect of everyday life there will always be racial tension. What party benefits from the racial tension? Which party beats that drum even when there is absolutely no racial reason to do so?
You make so many good points. I am an older white man, and I have dated women of all races. What I find, is love happens when least expected, and it doesn't matter the race or color of the woman. Do not worry about race, find the person with whom you have the most in common, and love that person. Now, I understand there may be pushback from relatives and friends, but that must not affect our choices. Let them complain.
Sir, thank you for sharing your thoughts. That was very interesting and tender at some parts. I taught secondary school for 17 years in an area of town that got kids of all colors and I've heard a lot of racial comments- some good, some bad, some funny. In my last couple of years of teaching, I remember overhearing a student (a black girl) make a comment to her friend, "I'm gonna marry a white man so he can pay all my bills." My first thought was to roll my eyes and think, "Nobody wants to be with someone who treats them like an ATM." Then, over the next few days, I kept thinking about her comment and I wondered if perhaps she spoke out of her personal experience. Maybe she hadn't seen male reliability in her home and was looking outside her race and home culture to what she believed would be more financially reliable. So, when you talk about looking outside a person's culture, that makes sense. Again, thank you for this insightful commentary.
I married an Italian woman, we worked because we agreed on how to raise children, due to similar cultures and beliefs, we didn't make it but we are co-parenting amazing, something I'm not seeing among some of my other friends. I've always been an equal opportunity dater, Indian, Black, Asian, white. I like the way you approached this topic man, appreciate you!
I am a black man and I have always had a preference for black women to date. I have felt empathy with black women and I want my children to be a reflection of myself and a black woman. I want 100% black children or almost 100% black children.
I married a black man in 1968. It made my life difficult, but you love who you love. I raised my children to not see color. To see people. I was raised by 2 racist white people. That drastically changed when the grandkids came along. It’s amazing what love can do.
This is weird but I love romance stories from back in the day. I’m fascinated by interracial or gay couples who got together in the 50s/60s or even before that. You figure if you are willing to be with someone who will make it so that your life is in danger just being with them, then you have to love them.
Why raise your kids to not see colour like seeing people’s colour is a bad thing. You shouldn’t have to ignore my race to treat me with respect. That is what is racist.
Thank you for sharing your point of view, it has been educational. Because it has been my opinion as just an on looker, so to speak. So it is nice to hear and confirm what I have suspected.
I’m a white dude and my gf is black/Hispanic. We just clicked really well, she gets my humor and i can’t help but smile everytime I see her. I’m gunna marry that woman.
@@truthseekerredonly1987 haha yeah your probably right I mean we’ve been together 2 and a half years idk if it’s too soon to pop the question. Also I gotta get the ring first lol.
This is 💯 spot on. The race thing was always so odd to me. Race was not even a discussion in our house. I had posters of crushes of every color on my wall as a kid. When my grandmother spoke about people, which was rare, it was always in terms of behavior and character, never race.
Are you absolutely blind ? Tatum spent the entire video glorifying the so called white culture as doing better. Saying they are more likely to have a father and mother. Statistically that is inaccurate even if you believe it to be true no one can address why
@@mikem4481 Oh, for Pete's sake, Mike. You are reading your own energies into her comment! Kids have "favorites" while they are growing, exploring and shaping their own individuality. Maybe if YOU put a poster on your wall, YOU might be "lusting" (I don't know), but kids are not going to feel the same as a grown man. All you do is reveal yourself in your comment and "scold" others because you are condemning yourself. And because of self-absorption, you totally miss her fine point that she was fortunate to be raised in a family where she was not burdened with judging people for their race. You would enjoy life more if you lifted your awareness more heavenward rather than downward.
It's crazy. If you love her does it really matter she is white ? You both have the same values in life. I hope you guys stay happy and you are a real men you are defending her. And the things you believe in ! ❤
You're on point buddy! So on point! I moved from an affluent white area in NJ to the poorest county in MD which is predominantly black. Culture shock for me? Not so much. Being an educator I embrace different cultures and learn from them. What blew me away was the racism. Dag!!! Look...im 67 now. Widowed. Female and still very attractive. Color does not define who a person is. Christ does. Yes, being a born again Christian, we all fall short of the mark, but, with that being said, the Bible tells us also not to be unequally yoked. Marry someone who has the same beliefs, convictions, and values as you do. The color if their skin should play no part in that. Oh, I could go on, but you are on point.👍
The values thing very important. I am a black brit of Nigerian heritage and my husband is Togolaise. When we were dating we talked about kids and how we'd like to raise them. Also our family backgroud are very similiar, we both grew up in a two parent household and our parents had long marriages until both my father and father in law passed. I married in Togo and the meeting of the families was just beautiful. My husband is in charge of the finances because hes better at it and hes smart with money. I am the organiser of family trips and the household. When it comes to our daughter raise her together. Overall I am grateful that we can provide her with the security that our parents gave us. I agree marry for love and a value system that is for you regardless of colour.
I enjoyed your comment. Thank you Michelle.🙂...we split our duties too. He earns the bucks...and I spend them, because I'm better at it!😜...kiiiiidding. There has to be cooperation and partnership the way you describe. I'm good with the budgeting side so he calls me 'the banker', and I know he appreciates that about me. Greetings from NY.
Yes. People are afraid to allow someone to share the responsibilities or they feel weak. It’s great when two people come together and fill all the gaps with their strengths.
I'm married to a Persian woman. The best decision I ever made. Without her I would not have had the success I've had. She built me up. She stuck by me when times got hard. Even through the thick was thick we made it. We been together twenty years. She's not materialistic or into fake lashes and fake nails. She knows that the more I'm built up we both are built up. We both have success. That's success
Wow poor Persian woman is really struggling being married to this dusty. Can't even get a $40 mani/pedicure. Hope she told her daughter to choose better.
My work brings me in contact with many African American women who are single mothers receiving government assistance. In my experience, these women desire the same cultural experience you and I do but can’t find any men in their neighborhoods who can fit the bill.
Fam have a lifetime history with the Snow Bunny crisis. No beef with you, love your Snow Bunny. There's no way I can ever procreate with a snow bunny. My wife is Ghanaian, and I'm Liberian. We keep the tree growing in the original traditions. Thanks to my father, he plants the seeds that keep the tradition growing. Peace and love, however...
I’ve dated all black women for years. It’s not even a big deal when I show interest in a black woman. They can tell I am interested in who they are and not a color
If the only thing you have in common with your significant other is race, then you're probably in the wrong relationship. In my opinion, race shouldn't be the single most important criteria for choosing a mate. I think it's ok to have a preference...whether someone is your race or not; but ultimately, the one you choose should share your values.
@@saltyclanker8440 hey it's all good, I found mine, and I know she has the right parts 👍. But Women...let me say that again Women, biological women is God's greatest creation 😍
It’s not about the color of skin. It’s about attraction, love has no boundaries. We Fall in love with another person for reasons outside of skin color. Politicians make this an issue. Officer Tatum is spot on again. Thank you for bringing this issue to light.
Sounds like you’re talking bout me. I had the exact same outcome in my marriage and for damn near the exact reasonings. I am lucky and blessed that I married 2/3 levels up 😂. It has Not a damn thing to do with her beautiful white skin. She’s just a badass woman who gets her shit done. Best role model I could’ve ever prayed for our 2 daughters. Culture baby.
My wife is Asian and I am African American. Sometimes it is amazing how our on people put us down and bash us for not living a life how they perceive it should be. I say live for love and also a person that will work with you to become better no matter what the better aspect is
That's messed up. Comments like yours break my head. People are people. Live your life with those you love proudly friend. I'm getting sick of this trash. We have more evil to overcome until we live in peace.
Yeeah I understand. My lil brother has a Mexican American ex and is currently dating a white woman. He has a kid from both of them. My half sister's mixed with black and white. Like I'll defend them with the quickness.
These comments are giving me life. Everybody here is so open hearted and not focused on the color of people and it's beautiful. The man I plan to spend the rest of my life with could be any color of the rainbow and I would still love him. He's the rock of our blended family. And a man of a man.
Putting color above the individual is Fascism, and that's not a conservative thing, thats a progr..communist thing, almost said progressive but that's just a pretty term for commie
ajh shes wants a black man . she just dont know how to talk with one
White women are generally prettier, generally better personality, and generally have more common interest. I’m Chinese and dating a Chinese woman for the first time in my life, and I’m probably going back to white women. Once you go white, it’s hard to go back.
@@mikeslemonade for u sir
@@mikeslemonade i'm a Conservative but i don't worship white skin. Good luck Michael.
I married a black woman,she worked as a nurse for Baylor Scott and White for 30 years. Great woman!!! And she's a christian woman,God gave me a great woman.
This is so cute 🥰
I married a black women As Well. Married 12 years with 4 kids
I was taught Martin Luther King Jr. in school, growing up. I was taught that someone's skin has zero to do with their personality. So I don't see people of another race as "they," or "them," I see them as "us." I've dated women that aren't my race and never thought anything of it. By today's standards I'm told that this method of thinking is racism.
@@jimbusmaximus4624 those kind of folks make me laugh.
You got a good one... most good black women are open to interracial dating. Not to mention white men also treat black women better than black men! I bet your wife is a natural black women! I’m a black woman who’s married to an Arab and he embraces my natural hair more than my ex black boyfriends! 😂
I am married to a black woman and to be honest, most of the time I forget we are even a different race because she is my best friend. Often times people enter relationships for reasons not predicated on race or fetish, but because they actually love that person. Shocking isn't it? Imagine that...you can actually be with someone and love them regardless of their skin color. Who knew? 🙄
I just loved reading this!
No such thing as race….all are humans
Some have different genetics that determine different attributes
So at most you could say there are different species of Homo sapiens
@@galatrax1181 Well, I would agree and state that race is essentially a social contruct and does not exist in the way that we have been indoctrinated to believe. Mind you, non-African people do possess a marginal amount of Neanderthal DNA that Africans do not, but that does not indicate that we are separate species by any stretch of the imagination.
@@travisreifke4356 in regards to neanderthal DNA, that contradicts your point about "race is a social construct'. Different races evolved in vastly different climates, and so certain Genes either evolved through mutation or become more strongly expressed through natural selection. Culture is a social construct, absolutely.
I think the backlash against "race" is due to the outdated belief from pre 1930s that blood and breeding, 'race' etc. Determined your place in society instead of ability and merit. The Eugenics movent in America and Europe culminated horribly in Nazi Germany.
The answer to that really terrible shit is to give everyone an equal opportunity to succeed on their own merits and reward success, something that the Far Left of today wants to replace with a new and insidious form of separation via "race".
@@NoneMcNobody It's not a contradiction at all. I stated that it is a MARGINAL difference in DNA. So...race is indeed a social construct. What I mean by that is that homosapians are essentially all the same genetically. Our differences are trivial at best and do not separate us in profound ways like race purists and extremists like to mythologically claim.
I happened to be there when a coworker was challenged by another black man on why on earth he would marry a white woman. His answer touched my heart. He said he didnt just fall in love with his wife, he fell in love with her whole family. He grew up in the city, with an angry single mom. When he met his wife in college and they dated a few times she asked him to come home for a weekend with her family. He slept on their couch for 3 night's ( she had standards, was not a sleep around girl) and was right there innthe center of the home to see everything that went on. He said he loved the way her sisters respected their daddy. He loved the way her mama and daddy talked over decisions together. He loved the gentle teasing, the appreciation of each other, the sweet laughter. He loved the way her big brothers were proud of their wives and babies. This was the family life he never had, and he realized this was a woman he could create this kind of life with. Now they've been going strong for 30 years. Raised 3 beautiful girls. Been through all lifes ups and downs and they always have each other's back. Its a beautiful thing!
Cute story but I call bs. I have a great blk family and blk men with angry single moms always seemed to be jealous of my good family. I had one man try to divide my family because he was so jealous. We are just plagued with the yt is right and blk men are weaker than their women. They fell for the okie dokie and instead of conquering yt men, they are conquered. Therefore yt men are able to run the world and impose their views and ways of the world. So internally, you viewed that yt woman as better before you knew her family. You are probably being mistreated and don’t even know it. They probably have more sympathy for you than they like you. It does yt people good to help the poor little blk kid and your wife knows she will always have a social economical advantage over you. That’s what she wants. Yt women like blk men because they could be that lead in the house that she can’t get with yt men. Did you see Shaka Zulu? Look at the difference between you and Shaka. Shaka made the village bow down and respect his single mama and made her queen and punished anybody who ever devalued her including his own daddy. You and other blk men are conquered so you have to diss your mother whom womb you were made in, uplift the people who are on top because they’re ancestors defeated your ancestors, and bow down to the narrative, because you are conquered. You are not strong enough to build a village so you have to impose on another man’s village. Blk men like yt women because they are defeated, couldn’t uplift his own people so they have to impose on other Patriarchs. And in your case, matriarch because since you have a defeated culture, yt women will always be above you and the lead of your relationship and you have to be the submissive one because you let your culture fail. Did you ever stop to think that because our men let our culture get defeated; that’s why your mother is bitter.
Well said.
I love that- this exists in black families too. Just throwing that out there. ❤
"He grew up in the city, with an angry single mom." blaming black women for his taste in snow bunnies... His mother has nothing to do with the millions of other black women out there. LOL.
@@r.walker7986 Your racist comment only exemplifies why the man in the story chose the way that he did. You completely missed the point.
Actually there are many attractive, intelligent, well-spoken, good natured black women I have known.
You racist. Well spoken. You definitely a racist
For me, as a black man, I just want a Christian woman of any race that God has for me.
Stay prayerful folks🙏🏾
Just settle for something inflatable
Keep praying Sean God will give u 1.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Amen to that! Good luck with your search! She’s out there looking for you two. Never loose the faith! She will be worth the wait.
Pray for her so when you find her, YOU can tell her you’ve been praying for her happiness, her peace’s, her success, until she found you!
God Bless!
@@kdkay4039 Amen KD!!!
My wife is white and it had nothing to do with race when we got together. We've been together for 17 years now and I couldn't be happier
Exactly the same with my parents they never mentioned the skin color of one another just the fact they love eachother
Congrats 👏! Hope you have many more happy yrs together.
@@fondaholland1595 thank you!
@@chrispowers627 it's a beautiful thing when different cultures & ethnic groups mix, my family is very diverse, I'm white Latino but my daughters mom is black, wish u the best friend
@@HOODKINGSofficial same to you!
I am white, grew up in a traumatic home but both parents stayed together. I was chubby my whole child to teen, to adult life and white boys to men in my community frowned upon being chubby. When I lost 40 pounds, suddenly prospects widened.... but it always bothered me that I was not good enough for them, until I realized hey wait a minute they are not good enough for me.
When I got a job in the city, which was more diverse, I found though I was chubby again, the brothers saw me as valuable.
Then I met (& eventually married) a christian man, originally from Nigeria, who was so handsome and we became best friends.... it felt like home. My parents love him as their own son. 2023 we celebrated 18 years married. We are still each other's best friend.
Once in a while we realize we are a mixed couple. Everyone wants to be loved for who they are....
Us black guys loooovvveee thick white women
I was married to a black Trinidadian in 1976. I am an European American. I encountered many of those same negative comments. So did my husband. People saw the obvious difference in our complexions but failed to see the similarities in our cultural and religious backgrounds. I married who I loved, not who I looked like.
Thanks for sharing. I find it interesting that a lot of white men on the thread are sharing their love for their black wives. So its weird to see this black police officer indirectly insinuating that as a generalized group, black women are somehow disagreeable. This is a red flag and a problem.
Loved "I married who I loved, not who I looked like. "
Religious and cultural backgrounds. So true for all kinds of relationships. I learned that I had a lot of common values with my Filipino and Mexican friends because we were Roman Catholic. Not just the religious practice but the values and moral part of out being.
My father is Trinidadian
I am Trini. 68 years.
My son was married to an Afro American. The marriage didn't last, but there were 2 girls out of the union. One is 9, the other 7. Both were born in the US, but the latter has NEVER been to our homeland.
My son goes to the US every 6 months to visit his daughters. The mother is bitter and insulting.
What i would like to say is the only common thread Afro-Trinidadians and Afro-Americans have is that their ancestors came from Africa.
They are like different races !
My step dad is black and he is the most beautiful soul I’ve ever met. I couldn’t imagine our lives without him.
One of the funniest people I've ever met was a black guy.
hes a sellout . he counldnt find a black women . who chooses white women over black queens . yall nigga be sick
with that thumbnail, he must be a good family man.
That you 'ever' meant even more than your own mother? Wow. I don't like when people say ever or the most that is coming on a little strong and to me almost trying people like God. All you had to say was a beautiful soul not the most I ever meant in the whole world lol The only one that is perfect and the most is Jesus
@@keitherickson9058 😂😂
My uncle married a much younger black woman. They've been married for 21 years, 2 children. We thought he'd never get married and we were so ecstatic that he found a loving wife. Her family finally excepted their marriage after much pushback and opposition. I asked her why she chose a white man to marry and she said "I chose your uncle because I love him n we are best friends and because I wanted a husband a father to my children that would be there for us." Beautiful family 21 years later. ❤😇
Just to be clear her statement doesn't come with any backhand response towards black men not taken care of their kids correct?
@@TheUzamaki1234 you'd have to ask her. What I took from it was that she had experiences of her own within her family and culture to know what it was she wanted in a husband and what she didn't want. She made her choice based upon that and has been a happily married woman ever since. Her family were the only one's in opposition to the marriage. Cultural differences, not racial. You'll see it from whichever angle you choose.
JOKES ON YOU
SHE DIDNT MARRY A WHITE MAN SHE CHOSE SOMEONE SHE CONNECTED WITH WHO HAPPENS TO BE WHITE YOUR UNCLE
@@TheUzamaki1234 lol
@@TheMandyhuppert ok now u can say the n word u have a black family member
I’m a black man from the hood who grew up around black women so I dated black women all of my life but in high school I got in some trouble and went to live with my uncle who lived in the suburbs and I met a white girl and in the beginning I was just planning my on having sex with her because I never been with a white woman at that point so I was like why not let me give it a try . I thought it would be boring and that we’d have nothing in common but it turns out I got more in common with her than I have with any woman I ever been with up to that point.I want people to realize that everybody got the same issues growing up just in different settings so don’t be afraid to date outside your race you might meet your soul mate .
If you’re are regular “average” black man you’re more like to relate to them than black woman. Average regular normal life style is like bug repellent to a roach. They do not like average for whatever reason but that right up white womans alley
So she saved you you know we have already heard this 2000 million times not very new . What did you want a cookie. Black love isn't put on a shelf and then presto you found a Barbie doll. I will say this you didn't waste anytime securing her in your new found environment.
yes!! this is what i say, i grew up in a unique situation as well. both my parents died. i was 1 when my father died, and 10 when my mother died. i lived in the ghetto for most of my life. both of my nephews were half white and had white family. they had middle class, and redneck types in their family, so ive lived in the ghetto, among rednecks, among middle class white people, and hung out with a few rich people. when i tell you there was no better experience to help understand that we are all the same.... we are all the same.
yes!! this is what i say, i grew up in a unique situation as well. both my parents died. i was 1 when my father died, and 10 when my mother died. i lived in the ghetto for most of my life. both of my nephews were half white and had white family. they had middle class, and redneck types in their family, so ive lived in the ghetto, among rednecks, among middle class white people, and hung out with a few rich people. when i tell you there was no better experience to help understand that we are all the same.... we are all the same.
First 3 minutes is on point, very true. Great video!
I'm a Black married 11.5 years to a wonderful White man. I come from a 2 parent home. My Mom was a homemaker. My parents taught us the importance of God, love, family, and home. My Honey 🍯 is very country, and I love his personality, jokes, and the way he speaks.🥰 It is extremely important to me our home is drama free, but filled with warmth, joy, and love.
That's beautiful... Congratulations!
Good for you. You can't go wrong with a strong country man. He will love you to the end of days and be the man you always dreamed of. God Bless and enjoy life's blessings, because God is Color Blind.
Did you there feel was a disconnect in your marriage because of the race difference? For example, I'm not black, but my dad is and I'm dating a white woman. I remember a white woman who was friends with hersaid the n word in a casual way and I didn't think I heard her right so I brought it up to my girlfriend and we had a huge argument about it and it wasnt really resolved until I brought it up to my sister much later. When I talk with her dad about politics I feel like I'm defending my existence and she'll stand right next to me and never backs me up on this
Drama free - priceless!!! Blessings to y'all!
God Bless you and your family!! That's Beautiful! 🌹
I married a white man and sometimes I forget he’s white. But I always remember he’s a great guy!
Honey u don't forget it's just not on your mind and why would it but stop with the lies mama
@@mol9133 I’m def not lying. It’s been ten years he’s not a white guy, he’s just my husband. You wouldn’t understand.
I ain't fixing to date noooo white man.... Can't do it. 💯😁
That’s good! Colorblind is healthy. May you have many many years of happiness!
Thats real
Thank you for sharing this ❤
The problem that I have with interracial dating is that you may end up in an interracial relationship whether you want to or not.
I'm a Black housewife who grew up conservative and I'm married to a White man. He's my best friend and the love of my life.
I’m pretty sure there is something wrong with him for choosing a black women.
Nothing better than a best friend who's your husband!! I'm happy for you both!! 🥰 I'd Ignore ignorance, it's the best medicine.
@@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime why?
❤😇 love in a successful marriage...bless your hearts! Eff the naysayers!
@@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime There's something wrong with you for saying that. ;(
I don’t discriminate, I love all women!
😆😅🤣👍
Even the ugly ones?
@@A-Dubs398 Yes. Except AOC, Kamala, Liz Warren, Lori Lightfoot, Maxime Waters, Ilhan Omar and Ayanna Presley. And Lizzo.
@@MrRMT1986 🤢🤮🤮You had to say their names..
@@mellojellofello SAY THEIR NAMES! Lol
I have been very blessed to be raised in a family that did not discriminate. I have many relatives who are married interracially black, Asian, etc. My mom is Native American and my dad is German. So we are definitely a melting pot of love regardless of race.
Y'all wanna be native American so bad. Stop lying...
@@reliza93 I am half Native American and half German.
@@reliza93no we dont. We are glad by who whe are. White, black, asian we are all humans
@@reliza93 THEY DENY US OUR NATIVE BLOOD, AND CLAIM IT ALL FOR THEMSELVES TO JUSTIFY THEIR RAPING OF AMERICA
I’m a Black woman and my husband is Kurdish. We have a good relationship and we’re building a home together. I dated black men, white men, Arabic and it was my husband that won my heart. Why? He genuinely likes my heart. My looks and body are a plus for him. I feel the same. His heart is what makes him a real catch. Thank you God ❤🎉
I’m Mexican and married a black women! She’s amazing!
does she make peach cobbler alot
@@lucasblake449 😂
Can she make you tacos,burritos
Wow!!! Nice!
@@lucasblake449 can yours?
Over 20 years ago I worked in a nursing home in Idaho. There was a white woman who’s black husband came in every day to feed her all her meals. I can’t imagine what they went through in their time. I would have loved to known their love story.
They probably didn't go through much. Maybe a few sneers and leery-eyed looks here and there, but most people aren't as prejudiced as the Iibtards would have you believe.
@@kropking Depends on the generation to be fair. OP probably refering to an older couple. Sneers and looks can build up over time and affect a person. But you're right about nowadays. Few people are racist and if you are you're really viewed as a freak these days.
Just imagine that kind of love he had for her.
Thanks as always, you're content is always great.
Thank you for sharing your perspective on this topic.
As a black woman in a mixed marriage for 17 yrs. I think culture is the #1 thing for us black people that married outside of our race. I agree with you.
Congrats You're one of the 26% of black women who be married in their lifetime. And you're part of that 3.5% of all black women in an interracial marriage. You're the unicorn.
-Kevin Samuels
Did you know the most successful marriages are black women with white men??? Who would have figured??
@@TheUzamaki1234 and why is that
@@davelewis9795 True.
Darn it you shattered my dreams, I love Dr. Ben Carson he is so handsome and smart & my vote for whatever office he chooses to run for. Thanks for sharing some of your personal life❤
Absolutely! Marry a person that has your Values and morals. You will never change anyone in their core
Amen. 👍
Gonna get the book for gifts. Love your page.
Very refreshing! Thank you!
Choose a person on values and morals - not skin color.
Agreed.
Thanks. Doctor.
Only those with no values or morals would betray their family and culture. You and this video are both disgusting.
yeah really...such lovely words.Now and go and live in a majority black enviroment.You will soon have a new found respect and love for the people you were born into.
WRONG!! CHOOSE A PERSON ON VALUES AND MORALS OF YOU'RE OWN RACE!!!
My mother always told my sister and me, it's not about his race, it's about whether he's a true God fearing Christian man and, how he treats you.
Love is love regardless of race.
I understand where he is coming from but I just don’t want to be stereotyped to not be agreeable or not have a good healthy upbringing. The only way to change this is to change the culture or behavior by showing love and help with healing not running away to other cultures or races.
Great video, sir. This is a great explanation on relationships. Compatibility is the key.
I am a black man who married a white woman and he is 100% right!! Its about your environment and culture NOT RACE!!!
This might sound a bit brutal but (real) black women arent very attractive at all...remember Tiger Woods and all those WHITE women he had affairs with were all whiter than white with nearly all of them from the likes of Sweden and Austria etc etc but Tiger Woods wasnt a true black man because his Mum was Taiwanese i think
You can't stop the power of attraction.
As a South East Asian guy who grew up in a diversified city in California; I often tell many people to date for the ideals rather than the looks or skin color. My first serious relationship along with engagement was with a white girl I met at church. She took care of me better than all the other Asian and Hispanic girls that I tried dating. Sometimes God throws curve ball at us and we ended up being happy from situations we could never guess. After a painful long 10 years of dating around with girls of all colors; I ended up marrying a Asian girl who was the least type of race of girl that I suspect I would ever marry since many previous Asian girls I dated were bullshiating around a lot. Sometimes you just never give up and keep on dating until you find out which girl is for you. I had to go through about 7-10 ex white girlfriends, 3-4 Asian exs, and 2-3 Hispanic ex to finally find out that another Asian girl in the future would end up being my wife. The sad thing was that most of the white girls who I dated accepted who I am and respected me more than all the Asian and Hispanic girls that I tried to date. I find out that it was my spiritual faith and tenacious attitude in not being a wimp that proved that I wasn't some chump in the street. Reason why the Asian and Hispanic girls I dated was such a low count was that those numbers were from a much larger group of girls that didn't cut out to be decent. Some would say why I didn't date black girls; it was that the black population in my city was extremely low and I had no access to trying to date black girls. I did met a few Black Puerto Rican and Dominican Republican black girls who did catch my eye; but I can never get them to click it with me so that's why I had no black ex-gfs. Either way; best of luck to all those who are still trying to date around! Life is tough so never give up and find that person who follows your philosophy rather than your looks!
You do not need anyone! period unless you are weak individual that cannot comprehend the obvious
So it's not the terrible attitudes and the droopy utters?
It’s very simple. They marry who they marry because they’re attracted to them physically and emotionally. People who aren’t racist don’t look for a spouse based on race.
Most if women that look liked me emwere rude to me and would not give me the time of day especially in college I don't like attuides
Are you sure about that ? LOL
I agree, find someone who makes you happy.
@@malikwilson7387
Sometimes it’s beast to look inward and try to elevate yourself to be the best you can be
@@malikwilson7387 let me guess you was chasing the women who didn’t want you instead of the ones who was probably into you
My husband is black. His first wife was black. He never talked bad about her. He said they just grew apart. They were like roommates in the same house. He said he wanted to make the marriage work, so he tried to take steps to get things together. But, they just didn’t. So, he moved out, and they mutually decided to divorce. He was with her 17 years. He adopted her daughter as his own. His daughter was grown by this time. He owned his own home, and his ex owns her own. She never had a problem until he got together with me. Then, she was calling him almost every day. She started showing up at our church. She would sneer at me. She would take jabs at me when she spoke with him on the phone, and he would always have their conversations on speaker. (I didn’t ask him to, but he said it was out of respect for me.) She absolutely couldn’t stand that he’d married a white woman. She said it was because he could control me…and he loved control she said. His daughter tried to break us up. When she couldn’t, she stopped speaking to him. He always spoke respectfully to his ex regardless of how she spoke to him; but, he wouldn’t allow her to disrespect me. He would say, “She’s my wife now. I need you to not disrespect her.” She would then rant and sneer, “YOUR WIFE. YOUR WIFE. WELL, WE CAN’T HAVE ANYONE DISRESPECTING YOUR WIFE.” She would want to speak with him in private at church, until he said, “Anything you have to say, you will have to say it in front of my wife.” She didn’t ask to speak with him in private or at all anymore. Last year, his daughter died unexpectedly. He still grieves over their lost relationship because he’d raised her since she was seven. He only found out when his ex called him after she’d been buried. She asked him once what kind of message does it send the grandkids that he married a white woman. He said, it sends the message that you marry who you love.
OMG!! she only told him AFTER she buried the daughter!!! shows you the type of person she is!! OMG, I can believe that.
I’m so sorry you went through that. This breaks my heart. I pray for your continued happiness and blessings over your marriage❤
Alot of bw are jealous of white women and really want to be you dont trust them ever beautiful
That sucks. I'm sorry you had to go through that. I'm a young 29-year-old Black male. I've dated Black women over the years and I'm looking more toward dating out to other races of women. I've experienced being more on the same page with other races of women because I have a conservative mindset and most Black women are heavily liberal minded. It's unfortunate but I'm tired of having the same dead-end results of not moving on with life and not getting married and starting a family with a woman I can trust. Color at this point is of no importance as long as they have similar values that I have.
ASK GOD to bring you the right one. I did and now happily married almost 50 yrs! God knows you better than u know yourself and He KNOWS the right person for you and how to bring her to you. Go for it! worked for me! @@DemetriT1
Thank you for this . Really helped me understand a lot
It’s about character and culture. I’m a black woman and I’ve never thought badly of black men who date out. It’s strange to me that some members of the black community get upset about interracial dating. You love who you love. 💯❤️ I also don’t think there’s anything wrong with having a preference or “fetish.” Attraction is important. Anyone who says otherwise is delusional.
It's strange that some members of ANY community get upset about interracial dating. But then again it's just racist.
I agree... But I don't think that skin color preference is preference is technically a So called fetish.. But I will agree to a certain facial structures Or textures of the body can definitely be linked Rasa itself.. For instance if someone likes a person with freckles then generally most of the time of that person is black they're gonna end up dating someone who is white or biracial cause very few black people are born with freckles..
I do not think any sociologist could explain things any better.
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I also don't know what's wrong with "fetish"
the word has a bad reputation after all those movies about serial k1llers.
but ask any man and he will tell you what his "fetish" is - for example, long hair, big whatever, small whatever.
I think it's the same for women - some have 'fetishes' for specific height, voice, complexion, etc.
Only transhumanist genderless robots could have problems understanding these basic human things.
I feel like race doesn’t matter in dating. You love who you love. For whatever reason… doesn’t need to be justified.
it does to me and other people. attracted only towards one or a few races.
@@evalios8137 That's your choice...
Totally agree! I've dated black men, Hispanic men, white men, and it just didn't matter - the best one stuck around and he is who he is. It isn't about what he looks like, it's who he is on the inside. He's a man willing to lovingly raise another man's child and he works hard to provide for all of us. He's a damn good man, no matter what he looks like on the outside.
@@NYShepherdGirl it is. people automatically discriminate without even thinking about it.
@Lucky Sportt their attitude ?
Love thissss❤
I am coming to this realization for myself.
Thankyou for enlightening me.
I love your perspective. I’m married to a Hispanic man. He is the first relationship I had outside of black men. I always had an attraction to all races but particularly black men because I grew up in an area where there were mostly black men. Then I fell in love with a Hispanic man and married him. Period. Nothing else behind it. I remember a black young man being celebrated because of his college grades or something of the sort and I clapped and one of my friends turned around and made a comment like “you’re married to a Mexican” as if I didn’t appreciate or could not appreciate a black man being successful because I am not married to one. I think that people assume that when you marry out of your own race that you don’t like your race. Not true. I was raised to love who you love no matter their color. Great content Tatum.
@Mia Omiah I would say that it was mostly a bad experience. I do not think it had anything to do with them being black men because I married at 21 so all of my experience dating black men were in high school. At that time they were still very young men and not looking for anything serious it seems. Also I will have to add that although my husband is Hispanic he grew up in foster care for most of his life and he was raised by an African American man so the way he treats me isn’t influenced by hispanic culture. I always said I would marry a black man and have a chocolate baby lol funny how life ends up.
@Mia Omiah thank you.
I don't understand why so many Black Americans think it's being a traitor to marry an opposite color race. When I was young, in the 70's and 80's a lot of interracial marriages occurred. Now I'm hearing things that are going backwards on this subject. Who has been teaching the Black population to stay segregated? That's truly a cynical way of thinking, and totally racist.
Thank you for sharing your story! I'm so sorry that someone said that to you about being married to a Mexican. I definitely agree that people assume you hate your race if you marry outside it. I'm from a mixed marriage (also Mexican, btw!) and people have always tried to put me or my siblings in either one identity or another. One of my siblings does not resemble our Hispanic side as much, but they could still speak Spanish and sound like a native. Some people (usually white progressive academics) tried to claim it was a bad thing, since they had assumed my sibling was fully White, and that it was offensive that they spoke Spanish without the "Gringo" accent. Crazy, right?
@Like Magic While that may have been true before the Civil Rights Bill, it certainly hasn't been after that legislation. What difference does it make what color you are? It's only melanin. The inside of everyone's palm is the same color. Go figure.
Hindi people are Black too. Lot's of different races are Black, White, Brown, Red, Yellow.
There’s a difference between getting married and keeping a marriage. A lot of woman thinks about getting married but forget to focus on how to keep a marriage alive and it’s a lot of work.
Amen to that Will.
To be fair, that works both ways. I've seen a lot marriages fail cause the guy stopped doing what it took to get that women also..
@@deliriouswhome1 Did that guy failed? Or did the guy gave up trying? That’s another situation even tho it goes both way’s there’s still the lack of accountability. A lot of time people hate being hold accountable for their actions. From my experience my ex couldn’t never hold herself accountable without dragging me along with her to the point that I just gave up trying because I already know how it will end.
@M W ummmmm, that seems like an opinion not a fact. Porn does have an affect on people but don’t know if is the cause on why marriages gets ruined. And no, what went wrong in my relationship is that I got tired of her dragging me down with her when I tell her what she done.
@@will1905 your right people do tend to not want to hold themselves accountable sometimes, that includes yourself. I don't really see the value of being in relationship and once that relationship end pointing fingers.
It doesn't honestly matter why the relationship didn't work out, the fact is it just didn't. There always something an individual can learn to do better going into Thier next relationship.
I’m 44. I didn’t grow up seeing racism. I saw people as people. I still see people as people. It doesn’t matter to me if someone had more, or less, melanin in them than I do. (Really, I’m very fair skinned. So finding someone with less is pretty rare.) I was raised to see and treat everyone according to the fact that we are all just people. What’s inside matters more. Treat people how you want them to treat you. Give respect and get respect. All that jazz.
Nowadays, there is SO much more focus on appearance than on character. Skin color gets so much attention, and fashion, and makeup…. It all very superficial. Yet, I’ll hear stuff saying that appearance (especially skin color) defines how good or bad a person is. It’s completely backwards. We’ve gone backwards as the human race.
I don’t care what you look like. I care that you are good inside. Beautiful inside. Because the inner beauty shines through no matter what the mirror reflects.
I raised my children the same way. Their dad is German. I am Mexican. They look more like their dad. People would ask them if I was really their mom.
The thing is a lot of people don't. I went to school with white girls whom said their fathers told them they would kill them if the brought home a black boy.
Wow so well said!!!
Awesome! Thank You!
Maybe you didn't see it because you weren't affected
Amen brother!! You are absolutely correct!! Who wants to fight argue and disagree all the time? Peace and cooperation is so vital to any marriage. Go where the love is celebrate who celebrates you!!
I'm Mexican and my wife is white (Irish/ Italian). Honestly, i didn't look "within my own race" for a partner because it's in the Latin culture to want to fight constantly. I tried that kind of relationship and it killed me Inside. My wife is perfect. I am by no means a flawless individual, but we both work off each other and we make each other better. She works, I'm a stay at home dad (work injury) and we make it work.
Good for you man!!👏 Wish you guys the best!
To want to fight? Never saw our culture like that. Us Latinas are just feisty. Handle it or don’t, you didn’t. You just found your one outside of our culture. Nothing to do with “fighting”. Most Latino families are muy cariñosos. Sorry yours fought.
Bro, respect to you and your lovely wife. You didn't want to fight constantly and you married an Irish Girl?!?! Us Scotts and Irish are like the Snow Giant Latinos of the north with fire for hair and much shittier food and weather.
Italians; two words....Roman Empire! They're OG Latinos!
Notre Dames called "The Fighting Irish" for a reason dude. I do applaud your tastes as I also married an Irish/Italian girl. :-)
@@barbaraa.6190 Latinos r feisty so ye we do have more arguments. Every family get together is so angry. Everytime I party with whit friends families, they never fight
Haha! I'm the product of a very similar situation. Grew up to be multilingual (English, Spanish and Irish Gaelic, baby!) and with an "All Hell Breaks Loose!" temper. It was difficult trying to fit myself into either dating space, though.
As a black woman married to a white man for 39 years. It’s who you love!
Wow, OMG! That is a long time!
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You’re spot on Officer Tatum as always!
I am a so called Black American and my husband is from Ghana West Africa, I love the culture and how his parents raised him and his four brothers. My father is so happy that I did because he loves the culture as well! Very family oriented, Christian, and the men are Alpha Males and gentle at the same time.
Why did you say "so called" ?😂
@@ARTDEVGRU247 Probably because we are ALL "Americans". Not distinguished by our color but our national affiliation. "Proud to Be"....By the way, ever hear of a Black Frenchman? A White Italian? A Black Irishman? Why do we have to discriminate based on color? This is discrimination.
To each his/her own. I’m a black man and I choose to stick with my black queens.
First of all in order to be a King or Queen one must have A Kingdom or Queendom to rule over and the last time that I checked neither Black Men and Black Women have the aformentioned.
@@MegaFELIPE48 malding
Black Queen, as she rules you....smh.
Racist???
A Black man who will have black child has spoken
Having been in law enforcement for the last 27 years, a white male and in February celebrating my 27th wedding anniversary to my black wife, man do I have stories.
Very well put 🤓 and ohh so true 😅 bless you my brother .... 🤗 thanks 👍
🎉 This was an excellent program. Thank you! I’m looking forward to your new program with your excellent wife.
Thank you so much for this Brandon. As a black person, I do not judge people based on their race, I only judge people based on their personality.
Amen
Which is derived from their culture.
😇 awesome!
Are you Martin Luther King? :)
@@JonathanGillies No I'm not unfortunately and I'm pretty sure that's what every person would say and if he was here today, all these woke people would get cancelled.
100% agree Ofc Tatum...as a black man. I grew up in a diverse community, attended majority white schools, dated my fair share of black women, and ended up marrying a white woman. Culture plays a role, but like anything, you love what or who you love.
I think black ppl hate on blacks that are in interracial relationships/marriages bc they were told to marry a "strong black woman/man", and that white ppl already have it all, that we need to stick together. It's instilled in some black families to not stray from their race and that is the mindset that goes back decades that unfortunately still exist today. But like Ofc Tatum said, love should be the reason with all the other characteristics of why you marry whomever.
You sold out!
You love who you love. Simple as that.
@@RealmCenter40 I mostly witness what you're referring to in social media platforms. That's where bigots have the courage to spew their foolishness. Other than that, I know it exist in the real world, but not nearly the rate the media wants citizens to believe.
@@RealmCenter40 The left are more against interracial dating then anybody else. Because they're the ones who promotes crt, which also mocks people in interracial relationships.
@@hellomikie92 The left are the culprits dating back to slavery. They owned more slaves than anyone. Most ppl don't even know that, but yes they hate interracial couples, that's why it's funny Kamala snuck in as Vice P.
At the end of the day I think it comes down to which qualities that you find attractive in a person. Culture plays a huge part in this but also personality. Sexual attraction is such a nuanced thing that we don’t necessarily understand why we might be attracted to some but not others. It’s not a race issue it’s right down there with what gets you. Excellent video as always Mr. Tatum.
I found this very interesting. Thank you for sharing your experience.
I married a Korean and I’m half white / Native American. He’s my best friend and the love of my life. We balance each other out and understand each other. We just clicked and didn’t look at who we are on the outside , but who we are in the inside. We love each other ❤️
Surely u found him attractive enough... looks never hurt...
What race is Native American because every ethnicity has all shades of people from blk, white, and mixed with both blk and white. Nationality also not a race lol. So basically you are mixed ethnicities but still identifying as white.
@@SmithandWessonismyprotection, Native American is a race.
This race is also known as indigenous, American Indian, American aboriginal, etc.
Only people originating from Africa and some from Oceania and their descendants who bear physical similarities to these people are considered as black people.
@@ismarjovannypalaciosmena.1701 No, it's not I'm Native lol and I'm blk
@@SmithandWessonismyprotection, maybe you are Native American and black.
You would be black if you have genetic information from native Africans or native Australians.
Im a white man in my early 30's ,and I married a black woman from Nigeria. We have been married over 3 years ,and we have a 10 month old daughter. She is my best friend ,and has made me a better Christian. One thing I was told a long time ago is that if you want to have a happy marriage in the long-term, your spouse needs to be your best friend.
I had a black boyfriend for a while. I didn't care that he was black, but slowly he revealed that it bothered him that I was white. He was charming in the beginning, but his true feelings came out. He complained that I dressed white, listened to white music, ate white food, had white hobbies, etc. I never thought about those things before. I was just being myself. He was always talking about how people reacted or didn't react to us as a mixed couple. I never noticed those things either. Suddenly my whole world was about everything being "black" or "white". When we went to black areas or to his family's house, they treated me with disdain. My family didn't treat him like that. It was like he woke up every day and said, "OMG, I'm black, and it's all Whitey's fault". He left me for another white woman, and she was blond. With all of his hatred of whites, I guess I was not white enough for him. I moved on and found a man like myself, and it was nice to talk about things besides "black" and "white". Things like "let's go for a hike". I know not all black men are like this, but I could never understand if he despised whites so much, then why would he choose them for girlfriends and then treat them badly?
I’m so sorry that this happened to you. I’m a black girl and my black brother told me that he’s would never date a white woman because of their music, flat asses, sensitive skin and their boring jokes and personality. I asked him why he would say such a thing and his black girlfriends make boring jokes too!! He kept quiet about it. I think you should maybe find someone that matches your personality. ❤❤❤
As a black male, I found it easier to fall in love with a girl who simply understood who I was. It sounds crazy but growing up, I was never perceived as “black enough” by white and black women as well as other races because I was “too kind” & “too compassionate.” That man you dated probably didn’t like you because you didn’t fit his standard of a white woman. He probably wanted a white girl who loved everything he did. I’m not saying it was right how he treated you at all but love is a dangerous game.
But I will clarify that in my personal opinion? There is nothing wrong with having a racial preference in love. I’ll never treat a girl wrong or another race from me but I do lean towards lightskins or white girls.
he kinda missed the whole point of dating someone from a different race or cultural background. The point is to merge or integrate. I'm thinking of dating a white girl too
I dealt with the same thing, and the funny thing is is that he acted more white than I did and I acted more black being the white woman! I realized after dating black men that they were the prejudice ones full of hate! again, I don’t understand why they would date white women if they hate white people so much it doesn’t make sense! And that’s the funniest thing I’ve ever heard that we supposedly don’t have personalities. I find the complete opposite. I have a huge personality and I have a big butt. We don’t all have flat asses! that’s literally the reason why black guys are hitting on me is just because I happen to have a booty! Which is ridiculous. I’m more than my body and want to be valued! I’m now dating a Puerto Rican man and I’ve never been so happy. He treats me the best.
That is a very perceptive and revealing in-depth analysis. It makes so much sense now. Thank you for explaining this so well.
My aunt married a black American man. He's been a God send to our family. I've learned all my carpentry skills from him. Our family sees no color. Only the character of the man!
now go and live in a majority black community,and let me know how wonderful it all is,if you survive more than 6 months.
@@orangefacedbuddah1776 I've lived in Cincinnati for 47 years. And your racist point is?
@@saltysergeant1620 Why is he racist when he just stated a fact?!
@Bleu Barclay Educate yourself and maybe you understand the point he was making!
@Bleu Barclay you just proved 2 points about yourself... 1st you're the true rassist in this comment section. 2nd You're not the sharpest tool in the shed!!!
I definitely agree on this one. I didn't choose my husband because he's white, I chose him because we have the same values, similar sense of humor, and he's very supportive.
as a Libertarian I'm kinda thinking a black republican female out there would be a good fit for me. Not sure how to find em lol!
Recipe for a long, strong, healthy relationship 🥰
100%
@@ShifuCareaga we are out there lol . I am one and know others as well. But I agree that it might be difficult to find especially when we may not voice our political beliefs right away.
@@ThePeacefulbutterfly ikr!?
Any recommendations?
I 💯 percent agree with "T" on what he says "it is about love" my Filipino fiancee just loves my veins and outlook, she agrees politically and socially, and in the fact that we have the same views about raising children, and more so I actually agree more with her Filipino culture on raising children, than I did with my own, after months and months of having those discussions with her, I thought that the Filipino culture was more thoughtout than the way I was brought up to believe, and she has two children from her previous husband who passed away from a heart attack years before, and her one adult boy and pre adult daughter are absolutely amazing and thoughtful, in ways I've never had seen before in the states...you have to experience others outside your culture and world..
Love your shirt. You got a new subscriber 😊
My boyfriend is white and honestly, we didn’t get in a relationship because of color. I agree with you 100%, because we both are like minded.
Love is love no matter what your color or the color of your significant other.
Same here I just choose Asian women Bc my mom was born in Thailand and I find Asians more attractive than white girls
love is love? watch out there , recently the left tried to push that narrtive on us, love is love, dont matter the age. look into it. big yiikes
Exactly, some black are just brainwashed for what ever reason but complain about racism. And they say things like this 🤦🏾♂️
@@heavyiron3572 I get you. I am careful not to endorse pedophiles having relationships with children.
Brandon, I always wondered about this question. You explained it very well. It’s more about culture than anything else. Bravo !!
I love this!!! 💜
One of the things that I always found odd ....being raised around the hood and in a area that's over 80 percent black is when black date white woman and say there's nothing wrong with it but as soon as someone who ain't black dates a black girl in they area they get mad and say it ain't right that always grinded my gears cause what's good for the goose is good for the gander..
I agree pretty hypocritical and sad
Black people can't be racist apparently
As a Black woman, I want to know. Why does it even matter who someone chooses to marry?! It bothers me that it's still a discussion today Marriage is about a partnership also and he found his partner. Please let's just focus on that fact that we are called to love and the color shouldn't matter.
Stop telling men what we should focus on. That's the first problem.
" *Why does it even matter who someone chooses to marry?* "
Our lives are ours, we dont owe an explanation to anyone (aside from maybe a loving relative that wants to make sure we're picking someone good for ourselves), especially strangers, as to why we've chosen the people in our lives for ourselves. Doubly so if their questioning is based solely on skin color.
A partnership is for business only your referring to a relationship not partnership.
@@TheUzamaki1234 my comment was not directed toward men only. We all need to focus on being kind and loving and thats according to the Word. As far as a partner, it's your choice who you love but don't make the choice based on others opinions. Have a great night!
You know the answer. As long as there is a political party that is constantly injecting race into EVERY aspect of everyday life there will always be racial tension.
What party benefits from the racial tension? Which party beats that drum even when there is absolutely no racial reason to do so?
You make so many good points. I am an older white man, and I have dated women of all races. What I find, is love happens when least expected, and it doesn't matter the race or color of the woman. Do not worry about race, find the person with whom you have the most in common, and love that person. Now, I understand there may be pushback from relatives and friends, but that must not affect our choices. Let them complain.
Sir, thank you for sharing your thoughts. That was very interesting and tender at some parts. I taught secondary school for 17 years in an area of town that got kids of all colors and I've heard a lot of racial comments- some good, some bad, some funny. In my last couple of years of teaching, I remember overhearing a student (a black girl) make a comment to her friend, "I'm gonna marry a white man so he can pay all my bills." My first thought was to roll my eyes and think, "Nobody wants to be with someone who treats them like an ATM." Then, over the next few days, I kept thinking about her comment and I wondered if perhaps she spoke out of her personal experience. Maybe she hadn't seen male reliability in her home and was looking outside her race and home culture to what she believed would be more financially reliable. So, when you talk about looking outside a person's culture, that makes sense. Again, thank you for this insightful commentary.
67% of African American children are raised without fathers. What do you expect?
I married an Italian woman, we worked because we agreed on how to raise children, due to similar cultures and beliefs, we didn't make it but we are co-parenting amazing, something I'm not seeing among some of my other friends. I've always been an equal opportunity dater, Indian, Black, Asian, white. I like the way you approached this topic man, appreciate you!
You're Zoe bro? Know one of my home boys with the same last name.
They always use to say black is beautiful what happened. Is it not ture????? 👈. 😎
I am a black man and I have always had a preference for black women to date.
I have felt empathy with black women and I want my children to be a reflection of myself and a black woman.
I want 100% black children or almost 100% black children.
I married a black man in 1968. It made my life difficult, but you love who you love. I raised my children to not see color. To see people. I was raised by 2 racist white people. That drastically changed when the grandkids came along. It’s amazing what love can do.
I'm so sorry you had to go through that 😭
@@MrShaiya96 It made me a strong woman.
This is weird but I love romance stories from back in the day. I’m fascinated by interracial or gay couples who got together in the 50s/60s or even before that. You figure if you are willing to be with someone who will make it so that your life is in danger just being with them, then you have to love them.
@@chevon1920 infatuation is a powerful breeding mechanism in mammals' brains. not as grand as you propose
Why raise your kids to not see colour like seeing people’s colour is a bad thing. You shouldn’t have to ignore my race to treat me with respect. That is what is racist.
Love your stuff O T! Common sense and truth are rare these days.
Thank you for sharing your point of view, it has been educational. Because it has been my opinion as just an on looker, so to speak. So it is nice to hear and confirm what I have suspected.
I’m a white dude and my gf is black/Hispanic. We just clicked really well, she gets my humor and i can’t help but smile everytime I see her. I’m gunna marry that woman.
What are you waiting on?!?! Just do it!
@@truthseekerredonly1987 haha yeah your probably right I mean we’ve been together 2 and a half years idk if it’s too soon to pop the question. Also I gotta get the ring first lol.
@@weignerleigner3037 Not too soon. Go buy a ring even if it’s from Walmart.
This is 💯 spot on. The race thing was always so odd to me. Race was not even a discussion in our house. I had posters of crushes of every color on my wall as a kid. When my grandmother spoke about people, which was rare, it was always in terms of behavior and character, never race.
Are you absolutely blind ? Tatum spent the entire video glorifying the so called white culture as doing better. Saying they are more likely to have a father and mother. Statistically that is inaccurate even if you believe it to be true no one can address why
Same for me!
@@mikem4481 Oh, for Pete's sake, Mike. You are reading your own energies into her comment! Kids have "favorites" while they are growing, exploring and shaping their own individuality. Maybe if YOU put a poster on your wall, YOU might be "lusting" (I don't know), but kids are not going to feel the same as a grown man. All you do is reveal yourself in your comment and "scold" others because you are condemning yourself. And because of self-absorption, you totally miss her fine point that she was fortunate to be raised in a family where she was not burdened with judging people for their race. You would enjoy life more if you lifted your awareness more heavenward rather than downward.
It's crazy. If you love her does it really matter she is white ? You both have the same values in life. I hope you guys stay happy and you are a real men you are defending her. And the things you believe in ! ❤
You're on point buddy! So on point! I moved from an affluent white area in NJ to the poorest county in MD which is predominantly black. Culture shock for me? Not so much. Being an educator I embrace different cultures and learn from them. What blew me away was the racism. Dag!!! Look...im 67 now. Widowed. Female and still very attractive. Color does not define who a person is. Christ does. Yes, being a born again Christian, we all fall short of the mark, but, with that being said, the Bible tells us also not to be unequally yoked. Marry someone who has the same beliefs, convictions, and values as you do. The color if their skin should play no part in that. Oh, I could go on, but you are on point.👍
The values thing very important. I am a black brit of Nigerian heritage and my husband is Togolaise. When we were dating we talked about kids and how we'd like to raise them. Also our family backgroud are very similiar, we both grew up in a two parent household and our parents had long marriages until both my father and father in law passed. I married in Togo and the meeting of the families was just beautiful. My husband is in charge of the finances because hes better at it and hes smart with money. I am the organiser of family trips and the household. When it comes to our daughter raise her together. Overall I am grateful that we can provide her with the security that our parents gave us. I agree marry for love and a value system that is for you regardless of colour.
I enjoyed your comment. Thank you Michelle.🙂...we split our duties too. He earns the bucks...and I spend them, because I'm better at it!😜...kiiiiidding. There has to be cooperation and partnership the way you describe. I'm good with the budgeting side so he calls me 'the banker', and I know he appreciates that about me. Greetings from NY.
Yes. People are afraid to allow someone to share the responsibilities or they feel weak. It’s great when two people come together and fill all the gaps with their strengths.
I'm married to a Persian woman. The best decision I ever made. Without her I would not have had the success I've had. She built me up. She stuck by me when times got hard. Even through the thick was thick we made it. We been together twenty years.
She's not materialistic or into fake lashes and fake nails.
She knows that the more I'm built up we both are built up. We both have success. That's success
Aww happy for you bro.
One thing is true...everyone needs to have people around them that brings them up, makes them feel good, makes them laugh. Success breeds success.
so you need a woman to build you and teach you how to be a man? little boy. but i understand, you probably had no dad...
Wow poor Persian woman is really struggling being married to this dusty. Can't even get a $40 mani/pedicure. Hope she told her daughter to choose better.
@@NoaNoir go somewhere else hair hat
My work brings me in contact with many African American women who are single mothers receiving government assistance. In my experience, these women desire the same cultural experience you and I do but can’t find any men in their neighborhoods who can fit the bill.
If that's what you think, then your "experience" needs work
Fam have a lifetime history with the Snow Bunny crisis. No beef with you, love your Snow Bunny. There's no way I can ever procreate with a snow bunny. My wife is Ghanaian, and I'm Liberian. We keep the tree growing in the original traditions. Thanks to my father, he plants the seeds that keep the tradition growing. Peace and love, however...
I’ve dated all black women for years. It’s not even a big deal when I show interest in a black woman. They can tell I am interested in who they are and not a color
Stay with your own
Then why are the ALL black??
@@glitbow7630 nah he can come over here to black women.
If the only thing you have in common with your significant other is race, then you're probably in the wrong relationship. In my opinion, race shouldn't be the single most important criteria for choosing a mate. I think it's ok to have a preference...whether someone is your race or not; but ultimately, the one you choose should share your values.
YES! It’s about the person. It’s crazy that we’re focusing so much on skin color.
If it's not about race and skin color, then why do they ALWAYS get a *WHITE WOMAN??* Why don't they get something that's not European or white??
Your making sense to me sir thanks for sharing
Beautiful family . I’m a white man and chose an Asian woman …. She’s smarter than me for sure 😂
i would choose a black woman, i dont know why, but i am very attracted to black women
I'm attracted to Women
@@saltyclanker8440 hey it's all good, I found mine, and I know she has the right parts 👍. But Women...let me say that again Women, biological women is God's greatest creation 😍
Ha ha ha 😂 🤣
It's about attraction, liking each other as people, and shared values. Not necessarily in that order, but all three must be present.
Good for you. Love it.
I love this channel. Brilliant.
It’s not about the color of skin. It’s about attraction, love has no boundaries. We Fall in love with another person for reasons outside of skin color. Politicians make this an issue. Officer Tatum is spot on again. Thank you for bringing this issue to light.
Well said! 👍
Sounds like you’re talking bout me. I had the exact same outcome in my marriage and for damn near the exact reasonings. I am lucky and blessed that I married 2/3 levels up 😂. It has Not a damn thing to do with her beautiful white skin. She’s just a badass woman who gets her shit done. Best role model I could’ve ever prayed for our 2 daughters. Culture baby.
I grew up in a all white neighborhood and still married a black man
It makes sense that you wanted the opposite of what was around you growing up
Blacks with blacks white people with white people
I like that, "Marry who you love. Not who you look like." That's a good one.
I love this!! I was raised by a single mother who did NOT raise me to be racist and I agree. Love is love regardless of race or color!
AMEN...and I as well
Same
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My wife is Asian and I am African American. Sometimes it is amazing how our on people put us down and bash us for not living a life how they perceive it should be. I say live for love and also a person that will work with you to become better no matter what the better aspect is
That's messed up. Comments like yours break my head. People are people. Live your life with those you love proudly friend. I'm getting sick of this trash. We have more evil to overcome until we live in peace.
Yeeah I understand. My lil brother has a Mexican American ex and is currently dating a white woman. He has a kid from both of them. My half sister's mixed with black and white. Like I'll defend them with the quickness.
Well said. Love who you love.