Celebrity Seed

Jill Scott is a disgrace… SMH.

Christina Millian looks “Momish” already.

Lil Wayne’s 10th or 11th (can’t keep count) baby mama is niiiiiiiiice. Seems she got a taste for dark meat too.

Jill Scott is the epitimy of everything that is wrong with the black community in every way.

I guess you can point to her recording “success” (which is debatable) as a positive, not sure you can point to anything else tho.

Just my two cents.

What’s up at Florida Chick?

**secretive wink**

@VI BABY
“Because she had a baby and isnt married?”
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GASP!

@CINDERELLA
“I kinda agree with you. People dogged out Keyshia Cole for having a baby before marriage w/ someone she dated for a short while. Jill Scott did the same but wasn’t criticized.”
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Yup. It’s all about “image” with that cow, Jill Scott. She puts a hankerchief on her head and she becomes “down to Earth” while Keysha Cole puts color in her hair and she becomes “ghetto.”

Keysha doesn’t promote obesity and being part of harem and racism (under the guise of “black pride”).

I could go on but I don’t see the point of it.

@FLORIDA CHICK
“I have to agree with the racist part. I liked her til she exposed her thoughts on the “winch” and now I wanna slap her as.s

Pure ignorance. Down here in the south, you damn near see more interracial couples then couples of the same race.”
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Yup. But she parades her humungous azz on t.v. acting like it is some sort of “black relationship pride” that is promoting.

Of course, all of this comes out on the eve of the release of a movie about “black relationships” staring her.

But, of course “some” people fail to recognize it as such because she wears a hankerchief on her head so she must be filled with “black pride.” SMH.

@GYPSY EYES
“Sounds like someone has some issues with black full figured and single mothers. There were probably somethings that you needed to know about me before we had e-sex the other day.”
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Nope, nothing against single mothers or full figured women.

Jill WILLFULLY became part of a HAREM. There’s a difference.

AND she PROMOTES “obesity” as being “beautiful.” Which it is not.

@FREE
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she IS dramatic. i think that’s the persona she’s created over the years so she plays it up.”
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Yup…

For the record, I have NOTHING against single PARENTS (got some single Dads too and chit happens sometimes) or FULL figured sistas.

BUT, don’t be a hypocrite and promote chit detriminal the culture you are profitting from and CLAIM to love.

Jill Scott made statements that if ANYONE else would have made would have been described as “racist.” Pure and simple.

Black men, EVERY BODY for that matter, should be able to do what they feel is best for them.

That doesn’t make them:

self-haters
brain washed
stupid
unappreciative
etc.

How many people “hurt” by interracial dating were even attempting to date the person whom “hurt” them? Chances are very few…

@M STAY IN DC
“Ok so I read Jill’s article about interracial dating and nothing about it seems racist. I think (as ppl above have stated) she was expressing what alot of black women think. It goes back to the idea of “this black man has a lil bit of money/success so a black woman isnt good enough anymore” and thats where the “sting” comes in. I do not think Jill is a disgrace, that seems a bit harsh. I think she is a human with different layers, as we all do. She has that whole conscious, black is beautiful side and the i’ll smack that trick for messing with my man side.”
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Just because “a lot of black women think it” doesn’t mean it’s not racist.

Whoever has the idea “this black man has a lil bit of money/success so a black woman isnt good enough anymore” appears to have a self esteem issue.

Why would his “lil bit of money/success” even be relevant?

@ANNA
“I don’t know about the relevency but this is just history repeating itself over and over again. Black women have long talked about how a black man gets money/success and leaves the black wife for a white wife. Nothing racist about Jills opinion, it is what it is.”
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“Black women have long talked about how a black man gets money/success and leaves the black wife for a white wife.”
And they have long been wrong…At least according to statistics. Still don’t see why a man’s “lil bit of success/money” has anything to do with it.

Restricting someone’s options/actions based on race seems like racism to me. But I guess it is up to interpretation.

@FREE
“i don’t see white women with the poor ones! they ain’t down with the struggle. now, i do see some white women with crackhead black men but the women are crackheads too.”
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NOBODY is “down with the struggle.” When did “struggling” men become the pinnacle for black women… or any woman?

Like I said, 80% of black men are married to black women. Even if we give 1% to other races and 1% as “undesirable” (for whatever reason) that leaves 18% to white women.

How many of those black men are just gettin in where they fit in? ALL of them have “self hate?” Please.

@FREE
1. “I BELIEVE YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I’M TALKING ABOUT. I’M NOT SPEAKING IN TONGUES WHEN I TALK ABOUT THE DIFFICULTIES BLACK MEN FACE AND BLACK WOMEN GO RIGHT THROUGH IT WITH THEM. IN FACT, MANY WOMEN LOVE THEM BROTHERS MORE THAN THE SUCCESSFUL, LESS CHALLENGED ONES BECAUSE OF OUR INSTINCT TO NURTURE.”

1. Yes, and a people can go through a struggle with someone of a different race. Even if the struggle isn’t “identical.” Also, a common history/advesary may create a bond, but doesn’t mean you can’t have a bond with someone else for something of your choosing. Maybe a religious, spiritual, goals, ambitions, etc. Yes, I do understand what you are saying by the way, just that a black man being with a white woman is not an “insult” or “lack of knowledge” about the struggle.

2. I DON’T REALLY THINK IT’S ABOUT PERCENTAGES. IF I HAVE A THOUSAND AND I LOSE ONE, DOES THAT MAKE ME CHANGE MY FEELINGS ABOUT THE ONE?

2. The question is, can that ONE make you change your feelings about the other 999? I merely bring up the percentages to illustrate exactly how small a group a number we are talking and for that to be kept in perspective. Sometimes, I don’t believe it is.

3. I DIDN’T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT SELF-HATE. I THINK IT’S MORE LIKE TROPHY-ISM. SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE IT’S HATE BUT I DON’T.

3. No, you didn’t say anything about “self-hate” (that was someone else) so I’m sorry I addressed that to you. I can understand the “Trophy” response in general. Not necessarily specific to white women, but just in general for an attractive woman of any race.

@KRAY Z KAT
“There’s no way anyone can give me a sob story about white people and “their stuggles.”

I had to laugh at that…

“I live in a town full of mixed couples and black men walk around like their **** don’t stink. Tell me women of other races have to deal with such hatred coming from their own.”

What town is this? How does their walk translate into hatred towards black women?????????? I can never understand that? I fall in love with Becky so I must HATE Kesha??? GTFOH! Just sounds like low self esteem to me.

@MS DC
“I think that some not all black men view white women as a trophy, a status symbol or upgrade and this is where the issue is for me, its insulting. I personally know a man that told his son that when he moves up to DC(he got a promotion at work) he has to get a cadillac and a white woman. THIS type of thinking is where the whole black man/white woman becomes an issue for some people.”
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Ok. Not even knowing that person, it seemed more faceticious than snincere. I think his remark was more a statement about the history of how black men are PERCEIVED than anything else. Driving Cadillacs and lusting after white women.

Apparently black men view BLACK WOMEN as trophies and prizes as evidenced by any marriage statistic that you review.

For black women to compare themselves to white women speaks of a perceived threat where none exists. Again, a symptom of low self esteem.