Why Is It That When Black Women Become Actresses They Don’t Keep Their Damn Clothes On?

I just read over on Black Voices that Ms. Union is in the November issue of  Maxim (I will not link to them for obvious reasons).  This is dissapointing since I had respect for Union as a black woman who is breaking into the mainstream. I recently found out that she has in fact posed completely nude before. Black women need to advance but this is NOT the way to do it. Don’t get the wrong idea, I am happy for her since she is a black woman (WHO LOOKS BLACK, BTW) who is living her dream.  What I find depressing is that we don’t seem to be able to make it in the entertainment industry without being overly sexual. A white woman can make it whether she acts like a slut (Meghan Fox, Britney Spears) or a saint (Jodie Foster, Sheryl Crow).

Again, I respect Ms. Union but she is not representing black women well at the moment.

Kudos to First Lady Michelle Obama

Former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice

Conservative pundit Angela McGlowen

etc…

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9 Responses to “Why Is It That When Black Women Become Actresses They Don’t Keep Their Damn Clothes On?”
  1. Akira says:

    Re: “Black women need to advance but this is NOT the way”

    In fact it is the way. Just like black men have to behave like beasts and/or wear a dress to get ahead, black women have to be sluts. That is the deal. And who ultimately owns every music or movie company?

    “Why Is It That When Black Women Become Actresses They Don’t Keep Their Damn Clothes On?”

    Because that is the contract.

    • LorMarie says:

      And who ultimately owns every music or movie company?–Akira

      Who else? I’m trying to figure out why they are so bent on dehumanizing everyone when they were victims of the same.

  2. Akira says:

    Re ” they were victims of the same.”

    Huh?

    When? Where?

  3. Akira says:

    I guess you’re referring to the mostly fictitious lachrymose history of the Jews.

    1.

    Pogroms?

    Mostly nonsense, exaggerations and righteous responses to Jewish exploitation, slave trade, pimping, dope dealing.

    Have you ever heard of Batak Church Massacre in Bulgaria? Probably not. Who has? You think you’ll see a Hollywood movie about this?

    “As we approached the church … the sight was more dreadful. There these remains were more frequent, and the ground was literally covered with skeletons, skulls, and putrefying bodies in clothing. The whole churchyard for three feet deep was festering with dead bodies partly covered – hands, legs, arms, and heads projected in ghastly confusion. The church was still worse. I have never imagined anything so fearful … I saw many little hands, heads, and feet of children of three years of age, and girls, with heads covered with beautiful hair… All over the place horror, horror, only horror! The town had 8,000 or 9,000 inhabitants. There now remains 1,200.”

    ~ From the report of MacGahan, American military correspondent of the English newspaper “Daily News”, 1876.

    2.

    Holohoax?

    First of all I believe far less than a million Jews died during WWII. How many Serbs died? How many Russians? How many innocent Germans were slaughtered, starved, raped, after the war? You believe these fantasists?:

    http://thy-weapon-of-war.blogspot.com/search/label/Tales%20of%20the%20Holohoax

    3.

    Expulsions?

    Jews expelled from virtually every country in Europe? [And much of North Africa and the Middle East.]

    I wonder why? I suppose the whole world is just irrational, and has nothing better to do but kick out people who are always boasting about what a benefit they always are to society.

    Here’s one of their lists of moaning and complaints of “oppression” (I guess all these people are just full of irrational hate):

    224: Italy
    325: Jerusalem
    351: Persia
    357: Italy
    379: Milan
    415: Alexandria
    418: Minorca
    469: Ipahan
    489: Antioch
    506: Daphne
    519: Ravenna
    554: Diocese of Clement
    561: Diocese of Uzes
    582: Merovingia
    612: Visigoth Spain
    628: Byzantium
    629: Merovingia
    633: Toledo
    638: Toledo
    642: Visigothic Empire
    653: Toledo
    681: Spain
    693: Toledo
    722: Byzantium
    855: Italy
    876: Sens
    897: Narbonne
    945: Venice
    1009: Orleans
    1012: Rouen, Limoges & Rome
    1012: Mayence
    1021: Rome
    1063: Spain
    1095: Lorraine
    1096: Northern France & Germany
    1096: Hungary
    1096: Ralisbon
    1099: Jerusalem
    1100: Kiev Pogrom
    1140: Germany
    1146: Rhine Valley
    1147: Wurzburg
    1147: Belitz (Germany) Jews Burned Alive
    1147: Carenton, Ramenu & Sully (France)
    1171: Blois Stake Burnings
    1181: France
    1181: England
    1188: London & York
    1190: Norfolk
    1191: Bray (France)
    1195: France
    1209: Beziers
    1212: Spain
    1215: Rome
    1215: Toulouse (France)
    1218: England
    1231: Rome
    1236: France
    1239: London
    1240: Austria
    1240: France
    1240: England
    1240: Spain
    1242: Paris
    1244: Oxford
    1255: England
    1261: Canterbury
    1262: London
    1264: London
    1264: Germany
    1267: Vienna
    1270: Weissenberg, Magdeburg, Arnstadt, Coblenz, Singzig, and Erfurt
    1270: England
    1276: Bavaria
    1278: Genoa (Spain)
    1279: Hungary & Poland
    1283: Mayence & Bacharach
    1285: Munich
    1290: England
    1291: France
    1292: Italy
    1298: Germany
    1306: France
    1308: Strasbourg
    1320: Toulouse & Perpigon
    1321: Teruel
    1328: Estella
    1348: France & Spain
    1348: Switzerland
    1349: Worms, Strasbourg, Oppenheim, Mayence, Erfurt, Bavaria & Swabia
    1349: Heilbronn (Germany)
    1349: Hungary
    1354: Castile (Spain)
    1368: Toledo
    1370: Majorca., Penignon & Barcelona
    1377: Huesca (Spain)
    1380: Paris
    1384: Nordlingen
    1388: Strasbourg
    1389: Prague
    1391: Castille, Toledo, Madrid, Seville, Cordova, Cuenca & Barcelona
    1394: Germany
    1394: France
    1399: Posen (Poland)
    1400: Prague
    1407: Cracow
    1415: Rome
    1422: Austria
    1422: Austria
    1424: Fribourg & Zurich
    1426: Cologne
    1431: Southern Germany
    1432: Savory
    1438: Mainz
    1439: Augsburg
    1449: Toledo
    1456: Bavaria
    1453: Franconia
    1453: Breslau
    1454: Wurzburg
    1463: Cracow
    1473: Andalusia
    1480: Venice
    1481: Seville
    1484: Cuidad Real, Guadalupe, Saragossa & Teruel
    1485: Vincenza (Italy)
    1486: Toledo
    1488: Toledo
    1490: Toledo
    1491: Astorga
    1492: Spain
    1495: Lithuania
    1497: Portugal
    1499: Germany
    1506: Lisbon
    1510: Berlin
    1514: Strasbourg
    1519: Regensburg
    1539: Cracow & Portugal
    1540: Naples
    1542: Bohemia
    1550: Genoa
    1551: Bavaria
    1555: Pesaro
    1556: Sokhachev (Poland)
    1559: Austria
    1561: Prague
    1567: Wurzburg
    1569: Papal States
    1571: Brandenburg
    1582: Netherlands
    1593: Brunswick
    1597: Cremona, Pavia & Lodi
    1614: Frankfort
    1615: Worms
    1619: Kiev
    1635: Vilna
    1637: Cracow
    1647: Lisbon
    1648: Poland
    1649: Ukraine
    1649: Hamburg
    1652: Lisbon
    1654: Little Russia
    1656: Lithuania
    1660: Seville
    1663: Cracow
    1664: Lemberg
    1669: Oran (North Africa)
    1670: Vienna
    1671: Minsk
    1681: Vilna
    1682: Cracow
    1687: Posen
    1712: Sandomir
    1727: Russia
    1738: Wurtemburg
    1740: Liule Russia
    1744: Bohemia
    1744: Livonia
    1745: Moravia
    1753: Kovad (Lithuania)
    1757: Kamenetz
    1761: Bordeaux
    1768: Kiev
    1772: Russia
    1775: Warsaw
    1789: Alsace
    1801: Bucharest
    1804: Russian Villages
    1808: Russian Countryside
    1815: Lubeck & Bremen
    1820: Bremes
    1843: Austria & Prussia
    1850: New York City
    1862: Area under General Grant’s Jurisdiction in the United States
    1866 C.E Galatz (Romania)
    1871: Odena
    1887: Slovakia
    1897: Kantakuzenka (Russia)
    1898: Rennes (France)
    1899: Nicholayev
    1900: Konitz (Prussia)
    1902: Poland
    1904: Manchuria, Kiev & Volhynia
    1905: Zhitomir (Yolhynia)
    1919 C.E Bavaria
    1915: Georgia (U.S.A.)
    1919: Prague
    1920: Munich & Breslau
    1922: Boston, MA
    1926: Uzbekistan
    1928: Hungary
    1929: Lemberg (Poland)
    1930: Berlin
    1933: Bucharest
    1938-45: Europe

  4. Akira says:

    Re “it doesn’t look good that a race/religious group was kicked out of so many nations…”

    You mean (a) they’re all “antishemitc”?

    Or you mean (b) “The English, Poles, Magyars, Germans, Russians, Spaniards, Portuguese, Bohemians, Persians, Milanese, Alexandrians, Minorcans, Antiochians, Ravennans, Merovingians, Visigoths, Byzantines, Toledans, Narbonnese, Venitans, Kievans, Austrians, Armstadters, Bavarians, Ulysses S. Grant, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc can’t ALL be wrong!” ?

    Holoco$t?

    Gas-Chambers? No.

    Planned extermination? No.

    6,000,000? No.

    How many dead? Who knows? A million? (out of more than 50,000,000 killed in WW2)

    Main cause of death? Typhus.

    Here’s one of those US-taxpayer tales of woe that are used to brainwash American kids into blindly supporting nuclear-Israel.

    Highlighted at the Holoco$t Museum in D.C.:

    “Manya Friedman (Moszkowicz) … Signs appeared urging Polish citizens to boycott Jewish businesses. … [Some Jews] were held overnight without food or water … Manya’s father was assigned to build army latrines … Manya was forced to work for a German company that produced military uniforms. … 1943…taken to the Gogolin transit camp, and from there to the Gleiwitz forced labor camp. She never saw her family again; they were deported to Auschwitz. In January 1945, as the Soviet army approached, the prisoners were evacuated on a death march. … transported for ten days in open freight cars in the bitter col… Manya’s arms were bruised and swollen. … In 1950 she emigrated from Sweden to the United States.”

    http://www.ushmm.org/remembrance/survivoraffairs/speakers/

    I mean come on! Try harder people. I met a Ugandan Christian woman whose daughters were gang-raped and had their tits cut off and were set on fire, and her sons were forced to kill and then drafted into the LRA as child soldiers; then she lived for years on a starvation diet in a tent surrounded by thousands of others in a refugee camp in Kenya, then with one son to Canada where her child-soldier son became a pimp and dope-dealer and was killed in a gang shootout. [If you doubt her story, are you then a "denier" who could be jailed for your "denial"?]

    She could out-do just about any of these Holoco$t Jews in the Suffering Showdowns, but who cares about her? She’s not a Jew.

  5. otbear says:

    I wish Black women took their clothes off more. In fact I wish I could see more older women take their clothes off more. Women and men are victims but the inhuman vision created by the media is a mental illness they’ve tried to capitalize on.
    Let’s face it, smell is the biggest attraction. Pheromones , baby. Can’t bottle clean sweat which comes from good eating and grooming habits, It’s personal. You can deny it but can’t buy who your attracted to, that’s just nature way. Aging is a natural process and I am now enjoying the same old game of man and woman that has been played since time began. Take care of your self and you quality over quantity becomes an attraction. Illusion is what’s being sold today but there is history and experience older flesh has. Plus the time it takes to enjoy it is the best part because there is no electricity needed. The old children’s song, “Head and shoulder’s, knee’s and toes”,
    takes on a whole new meaning over 40 baby, a whole wonderful new meaning come full circle. Sorry for the rant but your gonna get there if not already so be glad for the early warning. Got to go, there’s a lady buying Passion Fruit in aisle 4.

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