So while trying to update the pictures on the site yesterday I was presented with a conundrum.
Google does not believe in Sexy Black People.
Let me explain: I had been planning on updating the blog with new pictures and a logo and went to Google for images.
So I started with the following search string on Google: “erotic couples images”. Upon hitting enter I got a lot of results of couples in passionate, erotic embraces, sure some of them where from porno movies but the majority were erotic pictorials.
Now guess what happened when I put the word “black,” “ebony” or “urban” in front of the previous search string. Google gave me nothing but pictures of scenes from various XXX films, women with cum on their faces or Black Men degrading White and Black Women.
Please tell me that Google is not against Sexy Black Couples? Why is it that I got nothing but derogatory images of black folk when I simply asked for Sexy Erotic Photos of Black Women and Men in Sexual Congress.
Maybe I’m looking at this the wrong way. I had a friend who told me I shouldn’t be trying to spin Pornography in the way that I’m trying to spin it. However, I just want something more from the porn I watch. I need Porn Producers to step up and make Porn for more than just the the white dudes with fetishes. You have women who want to join you under this umbrella of Porn Watcher and don’t want to feel put out by an industry that calls them Black Bitches, Black Hoes or Black Cum Drippers.
Recently I just watched a porn with a couple of well known Porn Stars who allowed themselves to be Gang Banged by some Rednecks.
Really? Really?
How sexy is that … how can I put a movie on like that for my Girlfriend and expect her to be turned on?
I swear I’m going to have to make my own movies to get off.
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It was hard enough to find the Comstock films brand of intimacy on film. It’s pretty much impossible to find porn featuring WoC that isn’t degrading (or angry – why does it seem like everyone fucks like they’re mad?), never mind positively intimate.
And as a woman who actually *likes* the idea of multiple partners in porn, it’s doubly frustrating. Written erotica/romantica is miles ahead in this area, but I suspect that the main difference is the vast majority of erotica/romantica is written for and by women.
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June 12th, 2009 at 11:07 pm
I know. I have plenty of women just like you who find a lot of the porn out there miss them entirely.
BTW: I’ve used your post in a quote for a new post.
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