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In an episode of [[Incel TV|Blackpill 101]], BBC theory was analysed by looking at several studies: | In an episode of [[Incel TV|Blackpill 101]], BBC theory was analysed by looking at several studies: | ||
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==Sexual Studies & Census Data== | |||
Specifically concerning white and black relationships, it is frequently claimed that white women especially do not have a preference for black men. The usual evidence cites match statistics from websites and apps like OKCupid or Tinder. However, this data is flawed as it examines only online interactions and "facebook-official" relationships and has a very small sample size. It does not examine purely sexual interactions, "hookups", or offline dating. | |||
Though it is frequently said by both ethnicels and the far-right that "white women are the most loyal" racially, several studies have found that bm/wf interracial sex is fairly common, even if "relationships" are less so. | |||
One study, one of the largest of its kind, "The Social Organization of Sexuality" published in the mid-90s looked at the sexual behaviors of thousands of Americans taken from all 50 states, found that roughly one-in-ten white women (white being defined by the study as people of European ancestry) not cohabiting with their current partner were having sex with a non-white man, with black males being the most common partner. The study did not investigate the race(s) of previous sexual partners of cohabiting and married white couples, so the fraction was potentially higher than presented in this particular section of the study.<ref>https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/S/bo3626005.html</ref> | |||
An earlier study in 1974 at the University of Arizona found that black men (nearly 90%) engaged in interracial dating and one-night stands despite black women attending the university in equal number to black men, who were a clear minority on campus. Black men had sex with their white dates nearly 100% of the time, with some black men in the study having had one-night stands with as many as fifty different white women. Comparatively, white men rarely engaged in interracial one-night stands, and roughly half of those who did date a woman outside of their race never even had sex with her.<ref>https://www.jstor.org/stable/23027123</ref> | |||
In the UK in 1991, census data found that one in five young black males in London were cohabiting with a white woman. As with previous studies: A staggering number given the much smaller African demographics at the time.<ref>https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/how-many-black-men-have-white-partners-1307094.html</ref> | |||
Finally, one must consider that European women, globally, make up fewer than half-a-billion people, with the most common ages of these women being in their mid-40s<ref>https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/eu-median-age-was-44-1-years-in-2021-capital-cities-recorded-youngest-ages/#:~:text=EU%2FSchengen-,EU%3A%20Median%20Age%20Was%2044.1%20Years%20in%202021,Capital%20Cities%20Recorded%20Youngest%20Ages</ref> means there are not many young women, relatively, to go around. Despite that, an uncountable number of white women of varying ages have appeared in both amateur and professional interracial pornography since the 1970s, and these women must be taken into consideration as well. | |||
Studies which examine sexual behaviors and feature interracial sex studies, although few in existence, as well as inferences to be made from census data indicate that although white women may not necessarily "prefer" black men, certainly not as life partners, a significant portion of the white female population has had sex with them and they are the preferred non-white sexual partner. | |||
Thus, various debunkings of the BBC Theory via dating statistics are likely self-proclaimed ethnicel and far-right cope. | |||
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