My Journey Into Black History...The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.

When Your Existence Is Still up for Debate "I’m tired of being sick and tired—and I haven’t even faced half of what my ancestors did.” 🎥 The Trigger A video broke me. A Black woman left America hoping to escape racism. She chose Russia. She was violently attacked. And the comment section? Brutal. They mocked her for believing that somewhere could be racism-free. They sneered at her “naivety,” laughed at her pain. As if the audacity to hope for basic dignity is a punchline. 👉 Watch the video (trigger warning) And it made me ask: Where exactly are we supposed to go? 🧳 We Didn’t Choose This Room — We Survived Our Way into It Let’s clear something up. We didn’t just “show up” in your countries. We were dragged , enslaved, scattered, and forced into survival. We weren’t guests — we were property. Then we were told: Assimilate. Be grateful. Prove you're worthy. So we did. We built homes, families, economies. We became teachers, surgeons, cleane...

 In adult films, there is often an unspoken license to explore extreme or taboo subjects, which is sometimes seen as a form of personal or artistic expression. However, the repeated portrayal of certain racial dynamics and stereotypes raises deeper concerns about the impact these narratives have on real-life relationships and perceptions of race. Specifically, the fetishization of Black men and women in these films plays into harmful stereotypes that have historical roots, often reducing Black individuals to mere objects of sexual fantas The Dangerous Appeal of Stereotypes One of the most concerning patterns is the way interracial dynamics, especially between Black men and white women, are portrayed in these films. The narrative of the hypersexual Black man dominating white women reinforces old racist tropes that stem from the same myths used to justify violence and segregation in history. This dynamic, often titled with racially provocative language, perpetuates the dangerous idea...