Columbus Brief is now apologizing after talking on the variations in courting Black and non-Black girls. The ‘Scandal’ actor first made his feedback throughout a podcast interview with ‘Unqualified AF.’
What Columbus Brief Mentioned About Relationship Non-Black Girls
Brief skedaddled via “many years” of residing within the U.S. ranging from the 1900s. He wrapped his timeline breakdown on the “cr*ck” period and Black males being absent from the house. “Now we come to the 2000s. These girls, Black girls, are raised by single moms, absentee fathers…which can be both incarcerated, lifeless or simply gone,” Columbus mentioned. He added that Black girls raised in these circumstances have been raised with a “don’t want a person” mentality.
“That vitality comes into the house…there isn’t any respect of the Black man in that, by Black girls,” Columbus mentioned. “Black girls, don’t be mad at me. I’m not speaking ’bout all of y’all. There’s a majority of you guys that was raised with out a father so you haven’t any respect of that.”
Moreover, Columbus Brief spoke about Black males’s want to supply for and defend their households and the way they react when that want is denied. He broke down how U.S. slavery additionally had a long-lasting impression on the Black household and a person’s place in it.
Finally, he spoke in regards to the presumed subservient upbringing of women from non-Black cultures and its attraction. Brief additionally tailored an exaggerated accent to imitate his notion of Black girls’s responses to historically gendered behaviors, corresponding to cooking.
Swipe under to see what the actor and podcast host mentioned.
Actor Clarifies His Podcast Relationship Feedback
On Wednesday (July 3), Columbus Brief addressed the blended vitality podcast viewers shared with him. He mentioned the net suggestions made him understand he “offended” Black girls, although that’s not what he “meant.”
He mentioned circulating clips had been “taken out of context,” and his reply to courting non-Black girls was prolonged. Brief reiterated his factors about how absentee fathers compelled Black moms to step up.
“I’m really sorry if that offended anyone, I want it was taken in context. However you already know, my opinion just isn’t all the time mandatory,” he mentioned.
Swipe under to see his total response.
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