Because I'm Black...: Why are black people so loud when they are in groups of any size?
Because I'm Black...: Why are black people so loud when they are in groups of any size?
Alright Already... It could be the youth or the uncouth, but have you ever been around a group of Cubans, Italians, Russians, older Jewish women from new York IE (Joan Rivers), Puerto Ricans, Greeks, White adolescent spoiled kids that disrespect their mothers (in ways that is shocking to a black kid) , I could name a few others... Koreans, but I think you get the point that it doesn't stop with black people. I've witnessed with my ears the above mentioned people conversing loudly in public. I don't feel the need to "civilize" or 'criticize' or make generalizations and perpetuate stereotypes from isolated situations, it doesn't bother me like ... um... Pedophile Priests being protected by the church. I honestly haven't experienced the movie setting, but I feel as though a passionate conversation amongst family /friends or even temper tantrums especially with ethnic groups are misunderstood by those that lack the same level of intensity. I agree with times and places, don't get me wrong but sometimes most people are simply uptight, why zero in on something with a judgemental negative mindset. I really don't think people start the conversation with "we are going to be as loud & irritating as we can" could it be ,they are just "that involved in the moment" and nothing can distract them... not even you .
Alright Already... It could be the youth or the uncouth, but have you ever been around a group of Cubans, Italians, Russians, older Jewish women from new York IE (Joan Rivers), Puerto Ricans, Greeks, White adolescent spoiled kids that disrespect their mothers (in ways that is shocking to a black kid) , I could name a few others... Koreans, but I think you get the point that it doesn't stop with black people. I've witnessed with my ears the above mentioned people conversing loudly in public. I don't feel the need to "civilize" or 'criticize' or make generalizations and perpetuate stereotypes from isolated situations, it doesn't bother me like ... um... Pedophile Priests being protected by the church. I honestly haven't experienced the movie setting, but I feel as though a passionate conversation amongst family /friends or even temper tantrums especially with ethnic groups are misunderstood by those that lack the same level of intensity. I agree with times and places, don't get me wrong but sometimes most people are simply uptight, why zero in on something with a judgemental negative mindset. I really don't think people start the conversation with "we are going to be as loud & irritating as we can" could it be ,they are just "that involved in the moment" and nothing can distract them... not even you .
