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#1 Post at 21-1-2009 09:46  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Do some black girls have natural straight hair? I ask because I noticed that Michelle Obama's hair is straight and those of her daughters. Also a lot of US pop stars have straight hair too. Are some of them actually born with straight hair or do they all get them straightened? Just curious. PS  I've edited the subject title so as not to offend. [ Last edited by  gundam at 21-1-2009 13:58 ]

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#2 Post at 21-1-2009 10:44  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L i know trya blanks hair is fake, and she has the smoothes hair iv seen on a black woman! i dont find michelle obamas hair particularly straight either!

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#3 Post at 21-1-2009 11:10  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Gundam, sir: Friendly word of advice: Please refrain from using the term "coloured or colored" when referring to someone of African or African American heritage. Actually, no one is coloured or colored. "Black" is still relatively acceptable.  The term "colored" became offensive in the 1960s US civil rights era.  Negro and N*gger are worse. It's as offensive as calling an Asian person: gook, dink, slopehead, Chinaman, coolie, slant-eye, chink, Jap, nip, flip, Charlie, etc ... Barack Obama is the first black or African American US president.  Barack Obama is the first person of color to become president of the United States.

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#4 Post at 21-1-2009 11:16  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L as barack obama is the president, hes an african american! had he been a thug, he would have been an african! bit like the virginia tech killer! he was described as an asian not asian american or american! cos hes a shame to the county! had he got good grades and then became a sucessful businessman! he would have been an asian american!

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#5 Post at 21-1-2009 11:28  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L i think its best to call black people, black people, as not every one of them is from africa! try describe a jamaican as an african, and he will kill you dunno about jamicans in other parts of the world, but the ones i have met in uk hate africans! was watching a football match, and my jamaican friends was calling sedoof of ac milan a african nigger everytime he had the ball! [ Last edited by  simplytheguest at 21-1-2009 11:30 ]

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#6 Post at 21-1-2009 11:29  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Um ... never mind. I'm sorry I brought up the topic. I'm just glad that I'll be able to blend in during my HK visit.

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#7 Post at 21-1-2009 11:31  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by drenas1985 at 21/1/09 11:10 AM Gundam, sir: Friendly word of advice: Please refrain from using the term "coloured or colored" when referring to someone of African or African American heritage. Is that true? I thought that the term "coloured" was the politically correct word to use as I heard it on CNN addressing Barack Obama as the first coloured president in US history. Any bros have any idea whether the word "coloured" is offensive? I'm not sure.

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#8 Post at 21-1-2009 11:36  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #7 gundam's post its cnn afterall! unless they said, black coloured president! baraks only good at pre written speeches! you watch his live interviews! hes not very good at expressing himself when asked questions on the spot take notice!

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#9 Post at 21-1-2009 11:36  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by drenas1985 at 21/1/09 11:29 AM Um ... never mind. I'm sorry I brought up the topic. I'm just glad that I'll be able to blend in during my HK visit. Actually I'm glad you brought it up. It's something I'd like to clarify as I also have some non-white friends. I don't want to be offensive in front of them. But I'm sure a white anchor on CNN used the word just yesterday.

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#10 Post at 21-1-2009 11:49  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L I can only speak from an American perspective. If any CNN broadcaster actually used the word "colored" on the air to describe a black person, then that broadcaster absolutely no longer works for CNN. Here's the difference. In the states, it is acceptable to refer to any non-caucasian person as "person-of-color." But it is NOT acceptable to refer to any non-caucasian person as a "colored person." Barack Obama is the first person-of-color to become president of the United States.

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#11 Post at 21-1-2009 13:29  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #10 drenas1985's post Thanks for the heads up. I guess you are generally right. I googled "coloured" and found there are still debates raging whether it is offensive to call a black (this word has now become acceptable) person coloured because it strips him/her of his/her identity. However, the the NAACP is the acronym for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Before the 1980s it was degratory to call a person black and "coloured" was the politically correct word to use. I myself always thought "black" was degratory. It's now the other way round. I guess I'm really old. Now back to the topic. Are some black girls born with straight hair and not the real curly type common with those of Afro ethnicity?

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#12 Post at 21-1-2009 13:33  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #6 drenas1985's post I'm glad you brought this up ... if you didn't, I would have !

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#13 Post at 21-1-2009 13:55  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #12 twiceAweek's post This site is not all about mongering after all.

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#14 Post at 21-1-2009 14:11  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Gundam: To answer your original question. I believe the vast majority of black women (and men) are born with tight, curly hair. There might be some with mixed heritage (black with some European or Hispanic ancestry) that might result in straighter hair.

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#15 Post at 21-1-2009 17:20  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #14 drenas1985's post What would you say about Michelle Obama? Is her hair naturally straight as it is now?

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#16 Post at 21-1-2009 17:57  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Black people's hair is generally extremely tight and curly, and hard to control. Many black women will chemically "relax" their hair, which is kind of like perming it straight.

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#17 Post at 21-1-2009 18:02  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L A: Actually my ex-girlfriend was black, but she's gone back to the Caribbean now. B: Jamaica? A: No, she left of her own accord

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#18 Post at 21-1-2009 22:09  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by princeandnpg at 21/1/09 05:57 PM Black people's hair is generally extremely tight and curly, and hard to control. Many black women will chemically "relax" their hair, which is kind of like perming it straight. So I guess Michelle Obama's hair has been chemically relaxed. It does look like it.

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#19 Post at 7-2-2009 13:40  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L does that mean you cant call a white man white? Do we still call Red Indians Red? who gives a sh*t what color we all are Does anyone get offended when whites are called whites. I think not. Too much emphasis placed on this color thing

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#20 Post at 7-2-2009 14:47  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L no straight hair... the straight hair is not natural...most that i know say they have to perm it to straighten out...this is from to black girls that i know...the process actually takes quite long...as long or even longer then getting hair permed curly...

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