No. If you look at e.g. the movies shot by Mason at HardX, you will see the darkest of asses and pussies shot in great and revealing detail. She shoots a lot of black girls having anal sex with white men, and she does it well. If anyone is looking for a tip.
Why are black women not liked in porn?
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No. If you look at e.g. the movies shot by Mason at HardX, you will see the darkest of asses and pussies shot in great and revealing detail. She shoots a lot of black girls having anal sex with white men, and she does it well. If anyone is looking for a tip.
Thanks for the information, i'll check it out.
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Ughh i love them in porn or anywhere lol
It could also be that Mason is good at her job, since she shoots a lot of black girls and gets lots of practice.Well, there must be another reason then. I only gave an opinion and welcome more informed replies than mine
However, it is important that we study the subject. For example, I found this set with one black and one white girl in it:
https://babesource.com/galleries/kali-roses-hazel-grace-share-my-bf-133524.html
Same light, same camera etc. You can compare the anuses of both girls and you'll see that both come out in great detail.
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I'm glad someone got to the bottom of it
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My kind of homework.
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Well now, have you been looking in the right threads here? Or, you know, ever started your own post? Because, with Lit, I think you'd be pleasantly surprised...
I know. Women usually likes when a man gets all the way to the bottom and can expand on the subject.
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Hmm. I can appreciate that you made the effort to apologize and that you recognize your privilege and ignorance were at the center. My actual forgiveness is conditional. I just ask that you a) actively recognize your privilege and ignorance in everyday life b) educate yourself c) educate your peers.
Does that sound doable? I figured if you're open to apologize, then let's make this more meaningful than a porn discussion.
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This exchange is everything wrong with woke culture. SG has to make sure she mentions she's spoken out about racism so you know how woke they are, and you are patronizingly accepting the apology of the ignorant white person who should be genuflecting to you.
"Educate yourself"
How about get over yourself.
As to the actual topic I watch a borderline unhealthy amount of porn and see plenty of black women in the industry.
maybe the real topic here is why do people feel the need to race bait?
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Gurl, let's just both be thankful that we're not @lovecraft68 because that level of unbridled, misguided, ill-informed, superfluous disdain towards a conversation that doesn't even involve them is crazy.
But hey, it's always entertaining to watch someone allow themselves to get that bothered by something they will never have any control over. I can go to sleep satisfied now after witnessing that grand display of a brain stuck on stupid.
My dear, if you'd ever like to have further discussions, come find me & yes, now you have earned my forgiveness. Thank you for seeking it out. Much appreciated.
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You must be joking.... get away from the high profile BSs around, not that I care for most of it....
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Let's consider this from a logic standpoint.
Firstly, porn is filtered for whatever country you are in, and in North America the African American % of total population is roughly 15%.
Plus porn is purely made based on what people click on. Demand = more supply. If there was more demand for Black women porn, the supply would increase. It's a pure economics based on clicks.
So if Black women or men are represented in more than 15% of porn, it is based on a demand from some portion of the 85% of other races. Of course this predicated on the assumption most people watch porn within their own ethnicity spectrum, which is likely mostly true.
With fetishism of black men being likely higher than Black women, based on the BBC stereotype, it would make sense they would be represented in higher than 15% of porn. But likely not much higher. Plus I would imagine more Black men watch white women in porn than the reverse, based on that being a stronger historical taboo than the white guy black girl thing...in North America especially.
Based on this Black women logically would be represented in about 10-12% of N.American porn, which is likely about right.
I've been watching Black women in porn my whole life, used to be WAY less represented back in 80's and 90's...now there are more Black women represented in porn than I can watch in a life time!!!
If you were in Africa watching porn, likely the % of what you see would be reversed.
Firstly, porn is filtered for whatever country you are in, and in North America the African American % of total population is roughly 15%.
Plus porn is purely made based on what people click on. Demand = more supply. If there was more demand for Black women porn, the supply would increase. It's a pure economics based on clicks.
So if Black women or men are represented in more than 15% of porn, it is based on a demand from some portion of the 85% of other races. Of course this predicated on the assumption most people watch porn within their own ethnicity spectrum, which is likely mostly true.
With fetishism of black men being likely higher than Black women, based on the BBC stereotype, it would make sense they would be represented in higher than 15% of porn. But likely not much higher. Plus I would imagine more Black men watch white women in porn than the reverse, based on that being a stronger historical taboo than the white guy black girl thing...in North America especially.
Based on this Black women logically would be represented in about 10-12% of N.American porn, which is likely about right.
I've been watching Black women in porn my whole life, used to be WAY less represented back in 80's and 90's...now there are more Black women represented in porn than I can watch in a life time!!!
If you were in Africa watching porn, likely the % of what you see would be reversed.
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Money. Seriously, producers go for where their biggest buck is. Beautiful and sexy come in all sizes, shapes, colors or whatever category you want to use. All women are amazing beings and deserve attention. It is true that black women are a fragment of the industry. I do think in the realm of porn that it is all pure capitalism. People making the money only care for making more regardless of anyone but themselves.
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In the golden age of lesbian porn, black women were rare because black homosexuality was less accepted. The complete list was Nyomi Banxx, Jada Fire, Misty Stone, and Marie Luv at the studios that made the porn I watched. There are more now. Sweetheart Video did a bunch of Lesbian Beauties volumes with All Black, Black and Asian, Black and Blonde, etc.
So much porn now is shot in eastern Europe, or with eastern Europeans, because they're poor and willing to work for less money, but don't have unhealthy American diets.
So much porn now is shot in eastern Europe, or with eastern Europeans, because they're poor and willing to work for less money, but don't have unhealthy American diets.
To be a pornstar you (generally) need to be fit, attractive, within the normative beauty standards. You don't see fat men or women in porn, unless it's a niche.
I don't know if somebody has mentioned this before, but:
https://minorityhealth.hhs.gov/omh/browse.aspx?lvl=4&lvlid=25
I don't know if somebody has mentioned this before, but:
Source:
https://minorityhealth.hhs.gov/omh/browse.aspx?lvl=4&lvlid=25
You know I actually think that black women get cast in cheaper movies and since they do the quality and lighting doesn't benefit them or show them in a positive light so to speak. Balancing the light in contrast to being with a white man say is difficult. And with cheaper budgets it gets washed out. So the white guy looks correct but the black woman is almost indistinguishable.
Lol. Wow a white woman earned your forgiveness? Someone you don't even know your giving forgiveness? What's to forgive when you don't even truly know the person.? You are too full of yourself.
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I only consume porn focused on black women. So, I have no frame of reference. Also, I don't really care for highly produced porn.
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Without wanting to go too far down the 'discussing capitalism's failings' rabbit hole, your contention isn't entirely true. Agreed, porn is purely made based on what people click on. But let's imagine that we have a test subject who has never viewed porn before but is curious. He/she/they clicks on Pornhub for the first ever time in his/her/their life. What will they be presented with? I would contend that they will be presented with a wall of white bodies with a few black guys thrown in the mix, and perhaps an Asian woman. Now, let's assume that our test subject has a) never viewed porn before and b) has no initial preferences and is content to sample what the site has presented. At that point the choice they make will be dictated by the initial choice the site presents them with - let's say, based on the probability of limited range of the initial offering, some reasonably vanilla one-on-one caucasian sex. The algorithm will then note that choice and present more of the same, further limiting exposure to other forms of choice, as the test subject has already 'expressed their preference' and the site will be presenting them with what they clearly like.
Of course, our test subject is likely to modify their searches as time goes on but at least in the beginning their choices will be, due to their own inexperience, dictated by the site, and over time and in large numbers this skews the market. And this is central to the fallacy of the supply and demand argument - the first time you step into a supermarket the things you can choose from on the shelves are not dictated by your demands, but by the demands of your predecessors, and their predecessors, and so on (and, of course, the demands of the suppliers who manipulate the free availability of goods by paying to have their product presented in the best possible way to you). The same is true of a porn site - the first time someone clicks on it they aren't presented with a representative sample of what the site has to offer, they are presented with what other people most often click on, which in itself has been skewed somewhat by the mechanics of the algorithm.
Of course, to some extents supply and demand is a real thing - it absolutely affects costs and prices, for example. But we need to remember that choice is and always has been something of an illusion.
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I'd qualify that. I agree that our desires aren't racist, per se. Though I bet there are some mouth-breathers out there who might make us re-evaluate that contention. There might well be a lot of denial going on, too, not only around interracial interests of course - there's also bound to be a ton of denial about hetero/homo/trans issues and interests. But that's another story.
However, if we can agree that the consumers aren't likely to be racist about their desires - you fancy what you fancy - that doesn't mean the producers aren't racist (or homophobic/transphobic/etc). I know that they should, as per good capitalist theory, only care about green, not black, white, yellow or red, but in the real world we know that there are business interests who also have other agendas which might/can/do interfere with the simple (!) accumulation of wealth. And even those concerns that don't have other agendas going on don't always get it right, and may not see the bucks they're losing out on even when it's blindingly obvious.
Add to which the many, many pieces of evidence we have to indicate that algorithms, largely programmed by white dudes, have a tendency to cater primarily to white dude interests, and we need to accept that producers, even those with the best intentions, might be led astray.
As for the technical side; yeah, skin tones can be difficult, but with appropriate lighting there are many studios that seem to manage. And it isn't only a black issue - I was watching something with my wife this week and we both agreed that the whole scene was offensively white, in that the lighting was screwed to the point that the scene was close to bleaching out, and in a white room, with white furniture, the white actors were all but lost, with little tone on offer. The whole thing was a mess.
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I checked your assertion scientifically by going thru a couple of threads on Redheads and Asians. Wow! You are right, no black women! Must be RACISM!
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I'm going to assume that what you posted makes sense to you if no one else
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I admit I did not look thru all threads on Asians and redheads, only a representative sample. But the trend was undeniable. There is no conclusion possible other than an intentional avoidance of inclusion of black women in these selected subsets.
Are you going to deny science?
(yes this is satire)
