Why are black people so LOUD in public?

Question

I'm sitting in a Starbucks , at my laptop, accross from me is a self-help group meeting of about 7 black women. They are conversing at the top of their lungs-cackling, hackling, "whooweeing" it up-you can hear the idiots outside the building. Any clues?

Answer 1

well that is just the way they are...they probably dont even pay attention of how loud they are ...and its not only black peoples...others are just loud because they want to be loud..cant judge because they are black females because everybody is loud in their own ways!!!

Answer 2

I know I'm going to get a thumbs down for this, but I live in NY and it's the black women, in particular who are loud - and I've witnessed it everywhere - on the trains and busses, in fast food restaurants, in the court  houses! They make a public scene - for what reason, I do not know.

But I have been to the Carribean, the Islands and the black women there are very nice, very quiet, very reserved.

I don't think this is a stereotype, just an observation that you are considering a bigger realization of.

Maybe they need to draw attention to themselves to show everyone they're having a good time...or maybe alone, you'd never know they exist so they come together to unite and make themselves known.

Answer 3

that's stereotyping

Answer 4

The explanation you may be seeking could be one for one of your science major professors. On the exterior, it is self-evident that the human race is distinct - even within similar species. People of all races look and sound similar within similar cultures, but even among sheople (people who act like other people in a sheepish, unquestioning manner) individuals stand out for an apparently unexplainable reason, but it isn't unexplainable.

As our bodies are constantly renewing themselves, memory cells are created copying or duplicating themselves; that's why we so closely resemble our younger selves. As our cells are exposed to life experiences - we learn habits; good, bad or indifferent; judgments based on the indoctrination we've received in our immediate cultural upbringing. Children are particularly susceptible to learning at the ages of 6, 7 & 8 and that may be when their peers taught them how to behave the way you recently experienced.

We're all different even within social circles of similar interests (i.e. Starbucks) and yet people (you in this case) continue to generalize individuals with similar interests to create a reason to separate yourself form them when the truth is you wish you had a group of friends you could be happy and loud with.

Your response is typical of not a bad person, but of a person who has not fully understood himself enough to understand the people around you.

It's good that you now have this new knowledge because now you can exist as an evolved being who understand why the people next to him are so loud. You are now so evolved on an individual level that you can even super-focus your attention to effortlessly block out the frequencies disturbing your peace. Your space is as invaded as you allow it to be; when you stop feeling invaded - you fail to stop 'being' invaded.

Another option is that you encountered a group of ignorant individuals. Bill Cosby and Oprah have both complained to black people who behave in an ignorant fashion because people (such as yourself) tend to assume everyone else of that nationality behaves the same way when the truth is each person is different and each individual bears the responsibility the same amount as everyone else - act decent.

The Tuskegee Experiment proved that black skin does not condemn a person to a disposition prone to disease based solely on the color of their skin. The film, Miss Evers' Boys, shows how ignorant (or wrongful) the government was in allowing the medical industry to participate in an explicit racist medical human experiment by refusing a cure for Syphillis when it (penicillin) existed.

Answer 5

Blanket statements are wrong, dude.

Answer 6

Mr. "Starbucks"!

  FYI ,  it is people, ok?  It's not the race!   Noone is perfect and all races in this world have their "quirks".         Don't worry about it.

Answer 7

Because they're feminists.

Answer 8

You've never heard white women, brown women, yellow women or any other shade of woman do this? Men of all the colours of the spectrum do it too. It's called having a good time. You should try it ... if you can find some friends.

Answer 9

It is their choice...some are just loud! they enjoy being like that i guess. I mean, you may find it annoying but life is just like that. Some people are loud and some are sooo quiet you can barely hear them

Answer 10

You can't associate one incident with an entire race, for every example you provide there would be at least one example to counteract it.  

Answer 11

It's the same with pubescent little white girls, isn't it? But on a more serious note, I wouldn't put down an entire race on account of seven members of a certain race.

Answer 12

No more stereotypes, dude.

You can't judge someone by their race.

Answer 13

Maybe they like attention or don't care how loud they are.

Answer 14

get real steve its not ONE incident it happens all the time that does not mean ALL black people are loud but it does mean the general pop of them are. Im so sick of people pretendign like they are all open minded and dont notice whats going on around them b.c they are so scared to be labeled racist.racism is not making an observation its believing your race is superior to anothers race.which is the problem now everything people say or do is "racist". im not racist im in an interacial marriage but that does not mean someone else is not allowed to be and it does not mean normal non racist people cannot make an observation.

Answer 15

haha your ignorance makes me laugh

I don't get how a skin colour makes you loud.

P.S if you are trying to troll your not very good at it.