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I'm sure I'm not the only one who's noticed this trend among black Premiership footballers; many of them have a penchant for white blonde birds, which I find odd since almost all the blacks I know or see around my ethnically very diverse town tend to court among themselves. But it's different with the rich, famous black football stars.
I recall watching a TV programme not too long ago about interracial relationships, and this trend of Premiership black players dating/marrying blonde chicks was brought up, much to the resentment of the black females interviewed for the show, who practically accused these footballers of thinking themselves too good for a common black girl, and in their minds, are moving up class by dating blondes.
Black singers date each other, as do the black actors, so what is it about black footballers that are more attracted to non-blacks, particularly blondes? I think it could be the 'white' environment in which these black players are brought up in (i.e. white players/coaches/staff make up the majority in English football) which limits their interaction with women of their own race to a minimum (after all, how many black women attend football matches?).
This is not meant to be race-baiting, as I'm sure I'll no doubt be accused of, and I see nothing wrong with interracial relationships, but I am intrigued by this social-football phenomena and the reasons behind it. The programme offered their own opinions and I'll post them, just as soon as I hear the views of the good people here.
I recall watching a TV programme not too long ago about interracial relationships, and this trend of Premiership black players dating/marrying blonde chicks was brought up, much to the resentment of the black females interviewed for the show, who practically accused these footballers of thinking themselves too good for a common black girl, and in their minds, are moving up class by dating blondes.
Black singers date each other, as do the black actors, so what is it about black footballers that are more attracted to non-blacks, particularly blondes? I think it could be the 'white' environment in which these black players are brought up in (i.e. white players/coaches/staff make up the majority in English football) which limits their interaction with women of their own race to a minimum (after all, how many black women attend football matches?).
This is not meant to be race-baiting, as I'm sure I'll no doubt be accused of, and I see nothing wrong with interracial relationships, but I am intrigued by this social-football phenomena and the reasons behind it. The programme offered their own opinions and I'll post them, just as soon as I hear the views of the good people here.