*  This is played for laughs in ''UndercoverBrother''. Sistah Girl informs the team that the Undercover Brother has slept with Penelope Snow, [[spoiler:AKA White She-Devil, aka Black Man's Kryptonite]]. Conspiracy Brother asks "Was it everything I dreamed of?" and "She had pink nipples, didn't she?" and DaChief asks "Carpet match the drapes?" However, having sex with him eventually turns her [[SexFaceTurn over to their side]], since she rather enjoyed the encounter. Lance (the only white guy there) was doing it, too.
*  The Black drug dealer in ''Literature/RequiemForADream'' talks Jennifer Connelly into paying for her drugs with sexual favors, and admits he has a thing for white women. Then again, it ''is'' JenniferConnelly.
*  In ''WhiteChicks'', the main characters are black men [[DisguisedInDrag disguised as white chicks]], and one of them is [[AttractiveBentGender romantically pursued]] by another black man. When he finds out the truth, he rants about how he was deceived into dating someone who isn't white, apparently not even caring [[BiTheWay that he was attracted to another man]].

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*  This is played for laughs in ''Film/UndercoverBrother''. Sistah Girl informs the team that the Undercover Brother has slept with Penelope Snow, [[spoiler:AKA White She-Devil, aka Black Man's Kryptonite]]. Conspiracy Brother asks "Was it everything I dreamed of?" and "She had pink nipples, didn't she?" and DaChief asks "Carpet match the drapes?" However, having sex with him eventually turns her [[SexFaceTurn over to their side]], since she rather enjoyed the encounter. Lance (the only white guy there) was doing it, too.
*  The Black drug dealer in ''Literature/RequiemForADream'' talks Jennifer Connelly into paying for her drugs with sexual favors, and admits he has a thing for white women. Then again, it ''is'' Creator/JenniferConnelly.
*  In ''Film/WhiteChicks'', the main characters are black men [[DisguisedInDrag disguised as white chicks]], and one of them is [[AttractiveBentGender romantically pursued]] by another black man. When he finds out the truth, he rants about how he was deceived into dating someone who isn't white, apparently not even caring [[BiTheWay that he was attracted to another man]].

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*** On the other hand, a significant number of White women feel that the Black male is more assertive, confident, and masculine than White men who are often percived as lacking "game" when it comes to women. This may relate to the fact that many White men historically fell back on money, success, and power as the main statuses of manliness. In modern times, women still appreciate these traits in men, however, they also realize that they are also mutually exclusive in regards to the personal charisma and sex appeal of the man. Black men are often seen as being better at the art of charm and seduction, irregardless of social or professional status. While conversely, many White men who attempt to apply seduction techniques are unsuccessful and end up being perceived as creepy. Additionally, many White women are attracted to smart Black men as they defeat a negative stereotype and have no problem demonstrating that they are equal to (in many times superior to) any White man. See BlackAndNerdy.

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*** On the other hand, a significant number of White women feel that the Black male is more assertive, confident, and masculine than White men who are often perceived as lacking "game" when it comes to women. This may relate to the fact that many White men historically fell back on money, success, and power as the main statuses of manliness. In modern times, women still appreciate these traits in men, however, they also realize that they are also mutually exclusive in regards to the personal charisma and sex appeal of the man. Black men are often seen as being better at the art of charm and seduction, regardless of social or professional status. While conversely, many White men who attempt to apply seduction techniques are unsuccessful and end up being perceived as creepy. Additionally, many White women are attracted to smart Black men as they defeat a negative stereotype and have no problem demonstrating that they are equal to (in many times superior to) any White man. See BlackAndNerdy.

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