100+ Shocking Google Questions About Black People

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100+ Shocking Google Questions About African Americans

So what are the 100 dumbest Google questions about black people?

I'll jump right into it and offer a sneak peak of what's to come.

1. Why do black people like fried chicken
2. Why do black people riot
3. Why do black people like watermelon
4. Why are black women so mean
5. Why are black males so angry
6. Why are black peoples lips so big
7. Why are black people so lazy
8. Why are black people so loud
9. Why are african american males in prison
10. Why should black lives matter

Out of all the things people google, the queries on black citizens is by far the most offensive. It's no wonder why race relations have gotten so dicey lately even though you can't base it off of what's asked online.

However you can draw conclusions on how some think about different racial or cultural groups.

And if you thought those 10 inquiries were bad, then just wait until you read the 90 remaining dumbest Google questions about black people.

Are African Americans Citizens?

Yes African Americans are citizens; who's asking these questions?

I have my own thoughts on who's searching those things on Google, but I'd rather leave it open-ended for you to figure out.

A few of these questions are more intriguing than flat out insulting, but it doesn't justify them being asked whatsoever.

Sadly those 10 questions above are probably the least offensive out of the entire list, which is saying a lot.

The Truth About Racism and Black People

This has been a hot button issue for a very long time and some white people are highly critical of how racism has been portrayed.

The subject of reverse racism has come up time and time again, and it's defined as "alleged" racist actions or even laws (affirmative action) that are skewed toward/against the majority rather than minority groups.

The other inquiry is whether or not black citizens can or can't be racist. Anyone is capable of being racist if they're targeting someone's race as a beneficiary for their hatred.

In my opinion, racism is a two way street but feel free to disagree if you believe otherwise.

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Black History Month

I still think it's a bit odd that the shortest month of the year, February, happens to be black history month (can't catch a break).

But what's even worse is that many seem to be questioning why it even exists in the first place. Even further beyond, individuals are distraught over the teaching of African American history in schools.

Whether everyone agrees or not, black history played a major part of our American history. If something was so integral to the evolution of the US, then it should continue to be taught.

Would you exclude the holocaust when learning about World War II?

Personality Stereotypes of African Americans

You've heard it all before...The Angry Black Male....The Sassy Black Woman

What does that even mean and does it cross the line (hint..hint..yes)?

I've come to the conclusion that a few bad apples have poisoned a perfectly good apple tree, and afterwards nobody wants to touch that majestic tree again.

People believe what they see but they refuse to see the bigger picture, and several of these inquiries are merely blurry photos that you'd delete anyway.

There's not a lot to say on this topic, but it makes me realize that most individuals only follow the crowd and refuse to form opinions on their own.

The White Black Person

I bet you've heard the term "Oreo" before haven't you?

If not then know that it's a derogatory term for being black on the outside and white on the inside. So much more can be said, but it would take an entire novel to get the point across.

Instead I'll examine the Google questions that discuss black people "acting or "becoming" white. Perhaps several of these questions began when Michael Jackson's skin got progressively lighter over time.

If that's the case, then I can forgive several of those questions. However for those who are asking about whether a black person can act white then there's no way I can help you.

Stupid Questions About Interracial Marriage

I could've addressed the black president question, but it wouldn't make much sense. Besides there's already plenty of dumb Google questions about Barack Obama anyway.

On the other hand, interracial marriage gets brought up occasionally. It's no longer as big of a deal as before, but there's still people who are curious about black and white relationships.

Is it okay to marry a white woman? Can a black man love a white woman? Can a black woman love a white man?

Those queries continue to get searched online, so there's still a lot of differing opinions on the subject matter.

With growing racial tensions after the events of Ferguson and Baltimore, I think it's appropriate to address why people feel the way they do in order to get to the root of the matter.

And what better way to do that then find out what people are really thinking through Google.

Well there you go!

Those were the 100 dumbest Google questions about black people, so what are your thoughts?

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Comments

Krzysztof Willman (author) from Parlin, New Jersey on September 03, 2015:

Well there you go, these are things people don't think about that they should. There's a lot of benefits to any race or culture but everyone always looks at the negative. I agree with all your points and your last sentence is awesome. Some might not agree or even think that's racist but they're probably extremely sensitive.

big E on September 01, 2015:

I would actually love to have black skin. Here is why.

black skin makes you look stronger and more masculine. Makes you look younger. Is a hit with the ladies. Gives you more flexibility on what you can and can not say. Is good for protection. Sex appeal. White women love black men. Half the white men want to be black. Deep down. Nobody gonna F with you if you are black.

Kiss andTales on August 22, 2015:

You speak truth about what could pop up,

The earth is spiraling down hill, fellow feeling is getting distinct , because people do not know who to trust or who to believe, and they are just trying to protect themselves and family. Racism is a sad thing because there are beautiful people out there , but skin divides the heart.

Krzysztof Willman (author) from Parlin, New Jersey on August 22, 2015:

I do think that some people (not just white) feel this way towards black people. I don't think they believe all of those questions and my hope is that it's just curiosity. The list is based off of suggestions that come up from Google that many people have searched for in the past. Enough people asked these questions if they come up during a Google search.

If you ask people on the street how they really feel about black people, I highly doubt you'll get anything as dumb as those questions but due to anonymity online, we could see what might pop into people's heads.

Brad on August 20, 2015:

Do you really think that this is what the average white person thinks about blacks?

I don't know how this list was compiled?

I don't know how many people actually asked these questions, as they are so stupid?

Krzysztof Willman (author) from Parlin, New Jersey on August 20, 2015:

Yes they have and now more than ever the topic has been front and center. We should all be respected and ultimately we are all human, but a few cant get that through their head.

Krzysztof Willman (author) from Parlin, New Jersey on August 20, 2015:

A few you can probably pick out and add some stats to them, but the majority are beyond hope.

Krzysztof Willman (author) from Parlin, New Jersey on August 20, 2015:

Some are more curious than not but they're a bit inappropriate and some may find them to be offensive. A few are downright terrible and can't be excused in the slightest. It's interesting to see how others view certain people especially if unfamiliar with them.

Brad on August 19, 2015:

The first ten questions can be answered with statistical information, the other ninety are really stupid.

X. Venice on August 18, 2015:

That's a lot of mean questions. Although I just thought that this list could be filtered more. Some of the questions just seem like something people are genuinely curious about. Living in Asia, I've never really talked to any african-american person in my life. Although I do respect them and I find racist pre-assumptions on them as rude remarks, I am curious about how they live their lives or how things affect them, same with other foreign people. But I'd have to agree that most of the questions here are rude and could have been phrased better.

Kiss andTales on August 18, 2015:

Very detailed formation and I am very sure all questions have been asked before.

But I think of it this way what ever God loves , I love, what ever he created I give thanks he created it, what ever he made it is good , all humans are a beautiful creation of shades and abilities, and the most beautiful thing is when a human heart copies his maker.