Dixon tells black men, “when you attack the Black woman, you attack yourself.

When you look at her, you should see your mother, your sister, your aunt, your niece, your likeness.” But I thought what preceded this conclusion painted a monolithic picture of black women and black men, for that matter.

People who claim not to have preferences are as comical as people who claim color-blindness.

One interesting thing is to compare what you see above with what those same users have And yet the underlying behavior has stayed the same.My hope is that my friends let me play romantic roulette with their love lives because they think my job affords me some top-secret dating intel.In reality, they probably just let me do it because of how much it fascinates me.As such, it’s different from a look at, say, unemployment numbers or test scores. the average.” Think of them as how people weigh race in deciding attraction.So, for example, in the bottom-right corner of the lower table, you see that white women think white men are 17% more attractive than the average guy.