The Differences Between White Women and Black Women

Ezinne Ukoha
3 min readJun 10, 2016

White women are women.

Black women are black women.

White women have the right to wile out unapologetically.

Black women are angry and bitter if they dare to express intense emotions.

White women are often regarded with high-esteem and acceptance based on just being white.

Black women are regarded with whatever the regardee decides which is usually not much at all — even after exceeding all the requirements.

White women can be as gnarly as they wanna be and this is generally accommodated and even celebrated with heightened arousal by the opposite sex.

Black women can’t afford to be gnarly. If we even attempt such a venture we end up dead.

Ask Sandra Bland. Oops! She’s dead. And she wasn’t even close to being the bitch that black women are portrayed as. She was fighting for her right to be heard and respected and died in the midst of that battle.

If she’d been a blonde haired, blue-eyed buxom hick — she would’ve survived her needless encounter.

White women can almost ruin the career of a well established athlete who is married to a woman who isn’t even black.

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