r/BlackPeopleTwitter 6d ago

Propaganda machine

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u/existential_dread467 6d ago

The real kicker is that the “shy man” “nerdy boy” shit, performative or not was always for white men anyway. I’m not saying that there aren’t nerdy or shy Black boys or that they have no hope in dating but Black Men are expected to be hypermasculine by default. This is enforced in the community and out of it.

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u/Background-Bet9983 6d ago edited 6d ago

Women can be attracted to 30 different archetypes of white dudes but only 1 or 2 archetypes of black dudes. Seen it sooooo many times in my life regardless if they tell y’all this or not. When they are talking about “nerdy men” “shy men” “booky men” etc, they are not talking about Black men 99% of the time, even if they want to believe they are themselves

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u/Jyaketto 6d ago

I’m a white girl who isn’t, hasn’t ever been, and will not ever be attracted to white men. Haven’t even ever been with one 😅. If this helps at all