Racism in Porn

[tittenman]

Where is this racism? White guy fucks white girl, white guy fucks black girl, black guy fucks white girl, black guy fucks black girl (repeat the above sequence above for same sex scenes!)

 

[ChefChiTown]

:wtf: Welcome to college, diversity reigns supream, it's a time for people to experiment.

College is the worst place to look for diversity. Shit, I know it's a blanket statement, but pretty much every college student I've ever known has been nothing more than a slight variation of the same exact person. Sure, there are obviously college students who are true and unique individuals, but most of them are just sheep that herd towards the "in" crowd and morph themselves into the ever changing trends that we consider "popular". Dave Matthews Band...enough said. :rofl:

It doesn't matter when your people moved here. They moved to a society that had a long, ugly history of slavery that would be followed by a long, ugly era of legalized discrimination. It's unrealistic to think that heritage wouldn't strongly impact the dynamic of our society as a whole, and thus each individual, no matter when they became a part of it.

^ woow bodies, i think youre right.
that must be why so many blacks TODAY still hate white people, and why so many whites are afraid of them.

^
It plays a huge part in the fear, mistrust and animosity on both sides.
How could it not?

What? No, no, no.

First of it all, it DOES matter when you moved "here". If a black family from South Africa moves here to the United States next week, what exactly are they going to be afraid of? They know absolutely nothing of our society and, even if they did, they would be well aware that slavery no longer exists in this country. So, what exactly would they be afraid of? Racism exists in other countries too, not just the US. And, to extend on that, South Africa is a country that has been flooded with racism itself - only, except for the common point of view that whites hate blacks, it was the complete opposite - blacks hated whites. So, shouldn't we (as white people) be scared of them, if they move here? Just something to think about.

:dunno:

Secondly, people who have just recently moved here know absolutely nothing of slavery or how it was like to live back in those days. So, once again, what are they scared of? My ancestors probably put up with a lot of shit too (torture, rape, murder, discrimination, hatred, etc), but I don't walk around with a huge "poor me" chip on my shoulder. The past is the past and none of us who are alive today (black, white, Asian, Mexican, etc) have any idea what it was like when slavery existed. So, none of us who are alive today have any right to be upset about the slavery that existed in the past.

Racism is a horrible, horrible thing and, unfortunately, it's never going to go away; ever. But, racism isn't just white people hating black people - it works every which way. So, if black people should be scared of racism, then so should white people. And, Chinese people. And, Spanish people. And...eh, you get the point.

EDIT - Also, why are you saying that black people are still afraid of white people, using the past as a reason? My great-grandfather had his teeth blown out by a grenade in World War I, but I'm not scared of Germans just because "they" tried to kill someone from my ancestry. I have Indian blood in my family tree (long story), but I'm not scared of white people just because my ancestors were murdered and had their land stolen. Personally, I think it's a dumb thing to use the past (especially from CENTURIES ago - long before we were even born) to validate some sort of ridiculous reason as to why we act the way we act today. I know that some people will have a "but you're not black, so you have no idea what it's like" attitude, but, once again...black people aren't the only people who are hated on in this world. Personally, I think we all need to hike up our skirts and get the fuck over it. The world is an evil place and dwelling in the past isn't helping anything - it's only making it worse.

:2 cents:

 

[jasonk282]

College is the worst place to look for diversity. Shit, I know it's a blanket statement, but pretty much every college student I've ever known has been nothing more than a slight variation of the same exact person. Sure, there are obviously college students who are true and unique individuals, but most of them are just sheep that herd towards the "in" crowd and morph themselves into the ever changing trends that we consider "popular". Dave Matthews Band...enough said. :rofl:

Well maybe, but certian people are exposed to more ethnic groups than would be in their hometown, thats what i was talking about.

DMB SUCKS!!!!!! I hated them in high school and I hated them in college and I still hate them today.

 

[BioDefenseGrad]

Cumbang is the worst.

Everything from those people is bad. Wait....don't you peddle the same type of trash?

 

[BioDefenseGrad]

What I got from it was
black girl mad that black man is banging white chick
black gril gets revenge

whats so bad about it?

Umm How about a black woman having to get cummed on by a bunch of white dudes wearing confederate flag T-shirts?

But do you also see the flipside of this? The people who make that make Blacks On Blondes. They can't bring themselves to make porn where a black woman would want to have sex with a non-black man, so they make it a revenge, because that's the only acceptable way for those people. So even when it's BW/WM they make sure that white dudes are show as second rate.


On TOP of that, a little snooping around means all that cuckold shit is also made by them and they also make a GAY site called blacksonboys where it's white guys getting humiliated and screwed by black men. And it's a black man who directs that garbage.

That's vile trash, and white men have become so degenerate that they buy that stuff. For all the white people who claim blacks are responsible for this and that....really look in the mirror because it's a masochistic insanity that's enveloped white people and led to filth like that.

 

[BioDefenseGrad]

I'm on a college campus at some point every week. I don't see a flood of white girls with black dudes. This area is one of the most integrated and diverse in the country, and honestly, people tend to date within their race by a large margin. In fact, I rarely see white guys with asian girls (most asian girls are with asian guys) and that's supposed to be a stereotype.

If any of you guys are feeling like the media has made it unbalanced, do what folks have been doing in MMA, Boxing, Rap, Basketball etc. etc. step your game up. I see many young white guys who can dance now---remember when it was "cool" to make fun of white dudes for not dancing? That doesn't really hold water anymore. You can't be punked if you're assertive. Women like that.

 

[smoknn]

What I meant was there will be actress or actors who will only work with one colour of skin. All the time with whites - never with a black or asian and vice versa.

its called freedom= good ol usa:thumbsup:

 

[bodie54]

What? No, no, no.

First of it all, it DOES matter when you moved "here".

Maybe I didn't state that very clearly.
All I am saying is that no matter when a person moved here they will have to deal with the societal environment that's been created before they arrived. It doesn't matter that they did nothing to create or contribute to it, it exists, and it will continue to evolve once they're here.

The same principle applies to when we're born. To one degree or another the past is always in play in the present - both to each of us as individuals, and all of us as a society.

The past is the past and none of us who are alive today (black, white, Asian, Mexican, etc) have any idea what it was like when slavery existed.

Personally, no. But there's a tremendous wealth of sources available to anyone who wants to research it. Beyond that there are those for whom it's part of their family heritage.

Young black people today by the hundreds of thousands have fathers, grandfathers and great grandfathers who lived through the Jim Crow era. Who had to eat, drink, lodge etc in separate facilities. Who were disenfranchised, dehumanized, sometimes beaten and occasionally lynched. Go back one or more additional generations and their ancestors were likely slaves. So no, there are no direct victims of slavery among us, but that lineage of abuse echoes down through the years, and imo it's not something we can expect to simply disappear in one generation, or even two, especially as no one would argue the fact that racism still exists.

 

[busenbust]

The same principle applies to when we're born. To one degree or another the past is always in play in the present - both to each of us as individuals, and all of us as a society.

Nicely said:thumbsup:

 

[meesterperfect]

Nicely said:thumbsup:

nicely said, now go take a walk through any major city in the USA's black areas at night by yourself.

it is what it is.

 

[bodie54]

And if you would have read any of my post you would know that Jada Fire is actually my favorite pornstar, guess what she is black. I just never found black women to be all that attractive, there are expections like Jada, Tyra Banks, Lacy Duvall etc.... but on a WHOLE I don't find them that attractive. The same can be said about black women and white guys, they personally don't hate them, they just don't find them that attractive as a WHOLE.

None of this has anything to do with my post that you were responding to :dunno:
I never mentioned aesthetics or attraction at all, and I most certainly wasn't accusing you of being either discriminatory or racist, so .... ????

 

[busenbust]

nicely said, now go take a walk through any major city in the USA's black areas at night by yourself.

it is what it is.

 

[Shades05]

That isn't true. Some people are naturally not attracted to some races...I know plenty of girls who don't find black men attractive. If porn stars like Stormy Daniels or Ashlynn Brooke were attracted to black men, they will work with them. If porn was really racist, why is it that girls don't have any problem working latino men ? Like Vicky Vette told a poster who wanted her to admit that she might be attracted to some black guys, "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder". You can't debate that.

yes and its called prejudice - sorry dude but i dont support that kind of mentality.'' im just not attracted to this or that '' you can pretty it up as much as you want but it all boils down to the same thing.= pejudice and or racism.

it gets tiresome repeating the same thing but ill say it one more time. not all black people look the same and have the same features,not all black people are jet black like a chalk board,listen to the same kind of music,dress the same,talk the same,have the same livity,habbits etc...and that applies to every race not just black.

its a diverse world we live in now and the problem is people like to generalise and stereo type people to much usually because they are un-educated and ignorant.

bottom line - if you wouldnt sleep with someone or get involved with them because of the colour of there skin,then you are prejudice and or racist on some level. -)

 

[BioDefenseGrad]

yes and its called prejudice - sorry dude but i dont support that kind of mentality.'' im just not attracted to this or that '' you can pretty it up as much as you want but it all boils down to the same thing.= pejudice and or racism.

it gets tiresome repeating the same thing but ill say it one more time. not all black people look the same and have the same features,not all black people are jet black like a chalk board,listen to the same kind of music,dress the same,talk the same,have the same livity,habbits etc...and that applies to every race not just black.

its a diverse world we live in now and the problem is people like to generalise and stereo type people to much usually because they are un-educated and ignorant.

bottom line - if you wouldnt sleep with someone or get involved with them because of the colour of there skin,then you are prejudice and or racist on some level. -)

I think you're the ignorant one. You're going to get angry over who a woman DOESN'T allow someone into her body, how much more personal does it get? And to those two women you just cited, one is from Louisiana and the other is from Okhlahoma, two parts of the country where interracial dating between blacks and whites is rather uncommon. In the end, these women are paid to screw men they probably don't find attractive (a lot older, maybe nasty disposition, unattractive/out of shape etc.) but with the tension between racial grps, there may be extra pressure for them not to work with men of certain races. They don't want further disapproval of family.


I also noticed that you haven't listed any black female performers. There are plenty who haven't worked with non-black men, and there's always the bunch that look like they want to put a disclaimer before their scene. Don't be one of those guys who harps about IR but is mad if that includes "the sistas."

 

[ChefChiTown]

Maybe I didn't state that very clearly.
All I am saying is that no matter when a person moved here they will have to deal with the societal environment that's been created before they arrived. It doesn't matter that they did nothing to create or contribute to it, it exists, and it will continue to evolve once they're here.

The same principle applies to when we're born. To one degree or another the past is always in play in the present - both to each of us as individuals, and all of us as a society.

Well, of course we have to deal with the society in which we live in. We, as individuals, can't change a society or how it works. So, in that sense, you are correct.

Personally, no. But there's a tremendous wealth of sources available to anyone who wants to research it. Beyond that there are those for whom it's part of their family heritage.

Young black people today by the hundreds of thousands have fathers, grandfathers and great grandfathers who lived through the Jim Crow era. Who had to eat, drink, lodge etc in separate facilities. Who were disenfranchised, dehumanized, sometimes beaten and occasionally lynched. Go back one or more additional generations and their ancestors were likely slaves. So no, there are no direct victims of slavery among us, but that lineage of abuse echoes down through the years, and imo it's not something we can expect to simply disappear in one generation, or even two, especially as no one would argue the fact that racism still exists.

I'll never argue the fact that racism still exists, because it's obvious that it does. But, our lineage means absolutely nothing when you're talking about today. You can look at absolutely anybody's lineage and find horrible things that happened to their ancestors. But, just because their distant, distant, distant relatives had to endure a horrible situation doesn't give anybody (who is currently alive) any valid reason to be scared of the present.

Plus, if you look at the history of the world, you will find that blacks weren't the only type of people that were used as slaves; not just around the entire world, but in this country as well. Chinese people were enslaved and their women (especially young girls) were sold into slavery. Indians (Native Americans) were sold into slavery and used for work that required intensive manual labor. Also, there is such a thing called "human trafficking". Unfortunately, human trafficking exists, even in the United States. People, of all races, ages and colors, are stolen away from their families and sold into slavery to the highest bidder. So, shouldn't we ALL be scared of racism on an equal basis? I mean, it doesn't matter what race we are or what the color of our skin happens to be - we're all targets for slavery, whether we feel like it or not.

Also, I will state again - racism isn't just "white people discriminating against black people" - it works every which way. Jewish people are sterotypically known to have white skin, but they are one of (if not THE) most enslaved people in history. Not to mention, they are also one of (if not THE) most discriminated against, especially to a violent and deadly degree - Holocaust. So, if we are to accept our lineage as a valid reason to be terrified in today's world, then shouldn't the Jewish people be more worrysome than black people? Arguably, they had it worse, right?

I'm just sayin'...using our past as an excuse to justify our current actions is ridiculous; just ridiculous.

None of us have ever been a slave. None of us has ever been a slave owner. So, why do we look at eachother like we know what it's like? Because...we don't.

:2 cents:

 

[ChefChiTown]

yes and its called prejudice - sorry dude but i dont support that kind of mentality.'' im just not attracted to this or that '' you can pretty it up as much as you want but it all boils down to the same thing.= pejudice and or racism.

it gets tiresome repeating the same thing but ill say it one more time. not all black people look the same and have the same features,not all black people are jet black like a chalk board,listen to the same kind of music,dress the same,talk the same,have the same livity,habbits etc...and that applies to every race not just black.

its a diverse world we live in now and the problem is people like to generalise and stereo type people to much usually because they are un-educated and ignorant.

bottom line - if you wouldnt sleep with someone or get involved with them because of the colour of there skin,then you are prejudice and or racist on some level. -)

I'm sorry, but...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA, you can't be serious. I think you need to stop pointing fingers and take a look at yourself for once. Don't know what I mean? Here, let me show you:

You say this...

its a diverse world we live in now and the problem is people like to generalise and stereo type people to much usually because they are un-educated and ignorant.

...RIGHT AFTER you said this...

it gets tiresome repeating the same thing but ill say it one more time. not all black people look the same and have the same features,not all black people are jet black like a chalk board,listen to the same kind of music,dress the same,talk the same,have the same livity,habbits etc...and that applies to every race not just black.

So, saying that black people's skin is "jet black like a CHALKBOARD" isn't generalizing? It isn't stereotypical?

:dunno:

Can I put this in the Share A Joke thread, because this shit is hilarious to me.

 

[BillWilliams]

yes and its called prejudice - sorry dude but i dont support that kind of mentality.'' im just not attracted to this or that '' you can pretty it up as much as you want but it all boils down to the same thing.= pejudice and or racism.

it gets tiresome repeating the same thing but ill say it one more time. not all black people look the same and have the same features,not all black people are jet black like a chalk board,listen to the same kind of music,dress the same,talk the same,have the same livity,habbits etc...and that applies to every race not just black.

its a diverse world we live in now and the problem is people like to generalise and stereo type people to much usually because they are un-educated and ignorant.

bottom line - if you wouldnt sleep with someone or get involved with them because of the colour of there skin,then you are prejudice and or racist on some level. -)

It's not prejudice. Straight men don't do gay porn...does that make them homophobic? It's all about attraction. Some women like Stormy Daniels say that it's degrading. The list of girls who don't work with black men because they aren't attracted to them is very long. Are you trying to say that Jenna Jameson, Tera Patrick, Alektra Blue, Puma Swede, Ashlynn Brooke... are racist?

 

[jasonk282]

I'm sorry, but...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA, you can't be serious. I think you need to stop pointing fingers and take a look at yourself for once. Don't know what I mean? Here, let me show you:

You say this...



...RIGHT AFTER you said this...



So, saying that black people's skin is "jet black like a CHALKBOARD" isn't generalizing? It isn't stereotypical?

:dunno:

Can I put this in the Share A Joke thread, because this shit is hilarious to me.

Straight PWNED Bitch:glugglug:

 

[TrueTranssexual]

i disagree - like you said in your previous post,everyone has preferences and is attracted to whatever it is they like but in the case of homosexuality or overweight people as you mentioned,its a different story. i'm not particularly attracted to women who are overweight and dont really ever see myself dating one but then that preference isnt race or colour specific. i dont find them attractive period regardless of what colour they are. the same applies to homosexuals. i dont really like homosexuality or support it but its not a case that im willing to tolerate or accept a black or mixed raced gay person more so because im bi racial myself. my dislike applies across the board,theres no racial element to it whatsoever.

in that guys case and i quote,he said '' i dont fuk black women because i dont like them that much '' the difference being hes being very race and colour specific.

if he means something else maybe he should choose hes words more carefully and word hes sentences better.


as far as being attracted to people based on features goes - like i said not all black people have the same features or look the same.not all black people have broad noses and very thick lips etc,so by saying your not attracted to one race or the other you are generalising and putting that people into a box.= prejudice.

It always amazes me how some of the people that complain the most about discrimination towards their group are the first ones to be prejudiced and bigoted against other groups. I am very sorry to say, but I have encountered this attitude to be very prevalent in the black community, especially when it comes to their discriminatory treatment of Jews and gays, for example. Not all are like that, but a disproportional amount are.
How can you say discrimination is wrong, yet turn around and discriminate others??

Like you said, not all blacks have the same features, obviously, but a lot of it has to do with mixing with other races. And I find you to be quite a hypocrite by saying you are not attracted to overweight women and implying you are not prejudiced, yet stating that those who are not turned on by people of other races are racists. Race, skin complexion, like weight, all are characteristics people pocess that some people typically have an ideal of what they find sexually desirable in other people. And just because people have a physical ideal of what they look for in a partner, that doesn't necessarily translate into racism and prejudice.:2 cents:

 

[smoknn]

what part of you can have sex with who you choose do you people not understand????damn the reason.......its a choice :thefinger