"educated" people of color hate themselves
I partially agree with the poster that stated that people of color want to be white. This phenomenon is mostly visible in educated circles. Not to generalize Asians, but this is why you see prissy, ivy-league girls with blonde hair uttering such things as like "dude," "whatever," or only dating white guys. Indeed, I read a study recently on interacial marriages, and it concluded that the higher the education level of a minority, the more likely he/she is to have a caucasion partner/bride (I apologize for not having the dates or the names of the researchers at the moment).
This is why you don't generally see that many black or hispanic people with this problem (although, with the increasing numbers of hispanics attending college, the number of hispanics wanting to be white is increasing as well). In fact, in my own observations, I find that the more uneducated a minority person is, the more he/she hates caucasians. That's why if "Greg Peterson" walks through the ghetto, he will probably be robbed while being called a "punk white boy." On the other hand, I have been witness to educated minorities or minorities from money saying quite bluntly that they would never go out with a n*gger or a spic, or that they hate n*ggers and spics.
People in cirles of minorities that use words like "thur" or "nigga" or "papi" will probably never see this phenomenon because of the people they hang around. However, in more educated (at least on paper) groups, internalized racism is quite too real.
(Note: I am an hispanic male with internalized racism)
You really don't. You're a small fish holding his cokk and screaming for attention in a little clogged up ditch that is cyberspace and Sac-Town (It's a dusty and hot little redneck town that barely qualifies as a 'city'... it feels more like a Gold Rush town than anything else. Pretty, but hardly a place for a true 'playa' as you so sophomorically like to say.). Anything and everything you post reeks of provincialism and poor upbringing. I feel bad saying this to you as in Asian circles you would be considered an 'uncle' as you are much older than I am, but still - what needs to be said has to be said. Sorry.
