Do african americans from the city ever go hiking...or camping...or boating?

Question

It's pretty white in the hills and rivers.

Answer 1

whitewater rafting ftw LULZ.

Answer 2

well it has nothing to do with race, but personally my parents are into that. I dont want to go camping. Big animals such as bears and the mountain lions we have up here scare the c**p out of me. We saw  a wolfe yesterday on the side of the road trying to eat a dear.

What would i do in the woods/campsite whateve with a wolfe?

But hiking im up for...done it a few times, and boating i love swimming and all but i dont know about loving boats. We fish...just not while in a boat.

But it is personal prefense.  

Answer 3

I looooooooove to go kayaking and camping. It's not a race thing, it's personal preference. There are many things that I do that don't coincide with African American stereotypes, like I'm a vegetarian, love outdoor activities, have 3 degrees, don't receive welfare and don't have any children outside of wedlock.  

Answer 4

i've been hiking camping and went whale watching.

that's kinda like boating.i guess.

Answer 5

depends on the person, not the race

im sure not all white people like hiking, camping or boating either

plus if they are from the city, either black, white or any other race, they prob arent used to doing those activities

Answer 6

I grew up in Cleveland.  As a child, I went to summer camp, but I don't really like camping. However, I like going on the occasional day hike or nature walk with a garden group or the Sierra Club.  I haven't went boating since my Girl Scout days.

Just because you don't see any Black people doing something doesn't mean they don't participate in those activities. It's the classic mentality of "if a tree fell in the forest and no one is around to hear it..."

and yes, the tree would make a sound when it hit the ground anyway! Living in Oregon for 20 years has taught me that lol