Blair Underwood & Natalie Zea On THE VIEW

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Sherri Sheperd is beside herself with joy about the scene with Underwood giving Zea's character an ultimatum. I think she is happy to see a BM tell a WW it's over.

 

I actually saw this episode yesterday on The View.

I'm suprised to see it on YouTube so quickly.

Even more so suprised Noble posted it with less than 24 hours of its original airing.

And that Natalie Zea is soo.... mmmm :smt060

 

Blair Underwood has always been sexy!!!

 

Wished their characters get together or her character finds another brother.

 

Blair is one of the few brothas that can get away with going IR on TV. I've always wondered how some can do it while others can't.

IR Timeline of Black and White (United States)

1619 to 1750- IR is quite common though generally occurs outside of marriage.


1751 to 1865- IR involves mostly white men and every other race of woman that exists in the U.S.


1866 to 1941- It wasn't happenin', that's for damn sure.


1942-1945- It wasn't happenin' in the states but the black soldiers got love in Europe.


1946 to 1966- IR was rare but was growing slowly...very slowly

1967 to 2000- Slow growth continues...now starting to spread

2001 to present- Still suprisingly uncommon in the world's "melting pot" but it is generally socially acceptable

 

:idea: Have to disagree somewhat with your comments in that we're now finding out that IR's were far more prevelant throughout history than we realized. For a historical perspective and/or quick reference check the link below out as one of the best sources on this subject that I've ever read as well as one of the best threads ever on this site.

STILL MUCHO KUDOS & PROPS TO SILVERCOSMA FOR STARTING IT:!::smt038 SHE IS SORELY MISSED:!:
:arrow: http://www.whitewomenblackmen.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5568

 

not sure about getting away with it..

but I know he's one of the few who's A-OK with it..

with Barack as president and having a white mother/black father, maybe it'll be more socially acceptable

 

That is one reason I have always been so amazed about the Jack Johnson story. Not only did he defeat the Great White Hope, he flaunted the fact that he loved WW during a time that is wasn't easy to do so.

 

And still have a relationship with a WW after being champ. Next month on the 26th it would be the 100th Anniversary of his win against Tommy Burns.