Where are the Black Woman in Porn?

I think it is mainly about demand.

The majority of people who watch porn, for whatever reason, show a higher demand for white porn stars.

I don't think there is anything more to it than that.
 
i love black women, unfortunately most of the black women in porn dont really do it for me, which is a major shame.
where are the girls who are as hot as the likes of beyonce, christina milian or cassie?
 
i love black women, unfortunately most of the black women in porn dont really do it for me, which is a major shame.
where are the girls who are as hot as the likes of beyonce, christina milian or cassie?

None of these women are hot by model standards. Especially Beyonce. But if you like skinny girls, Bella Moretti is very pretty. Taylor Starr is skinny, Eunique Styles is also skinny.
 

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I love that site Round and Brown I think Brazzers runs, there are some hot looking black women on it.
 
Cassie is a stick figure, Christina Milian has some thickness. Beyonce looks fine without airbushing, look at any candids of her at the beach.

Heather Hunter was Puerto Rican not black, neither was Nina De Ponca.

Where are you getting this from? None of her profiles list her as Puerto Rican, but African American. Although it does not matter, Puerto Ricans can be black too.
 
The problem is also observed by the fact that "black" women get a special label. "Normal" sites offer "normal" white girls.
In response to what people posted earlier in this thread, I do think it is a matter of supply and demand. The thing is, that does explain how it can happen but not why it happens. It is not an explanation in the full sense.
My guess would be that for some reason "white" girls are more favored by the entire (male) market. Assuming that the market is composed of man of all ethnicities that would mean that the "white" girl is the ideal girl.
Perhaps power relations can be a part of the answer, after all just decades ago people spoke of the "white man's burden": the white people were the most progressed technologically and economically and therefore the most powerful. (the "burden" was that the white poeple had the duty to help the others progress) Because they were the most powerful they were able to influence the system a lot more then the others.
In the current age, this especially refers to American hegemony.

Important: I do not agree with the White man's burden ideas or anything of that sort, above all else I'm a european first, and a cosmopolitan second.

But that's just what I think, powers shapes perceptions. And competition leads to imitation (of the "best" practice).
 
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