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Written by Instinct Staff | Sunday, 29 July 2012
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So we're big fans of NewNowNext's "Ask The Sexpert" series. It's fun, funny, and we have sex on the brain a lot of the time so we're generally ready to talk about it (and read about it, watch it, have it, etc.).  

We were super surprised, however, by how thought-provoking the latest episode was. 

"Adult-film performer" (and smarty pants) Conner Habib takes on the topic of "sexual racism" this week and he gives a truly well thought out, enlightening response.

See what Conner has to say to a reader who wonders if, as a white man, his attraction to only other white men makes him a racist.

Ask The Sexpert: Are You Sexually Racist?

What do you think of Conner's response, Instincters?

We've all got our PhD's in sex, so how would you answer the reader's question?

 

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written by AsmarAkkad, July 29, 2012
Interesting he never actually answered the question just rambled.. I guess that's what you get for asking a "porn actor" his opinion. I had a conversation with Steve Cruz years ago and as he said people are sexually racist. "You would be shocked at the number of guys that come into my studio and refuse to work with blacks and asians." Sexually i'm attracted to beautiful people. I have preferences but they are often broken. To set a standard and refuse to break it because of 1's skin tone is racist!
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written by NowMyButtHurts, July 29, 2012
So glad that this is being discussed. and so thoughtfully here from the Sexpert. Great response.
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written by woot woot, July 30, 2012
I think the simple answer in the very beginning said it all for me. I think it was a great answer. you arent sexist for liking one sex, you arent racist for being attracted to one race. Its attraction, not whether or not you like and treat someone with respect.
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written by iltelefono, July 31, 2012
A very cogent and generous answer! Thx!!
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written by Gpyro, July 31, 2012
As a black guy, I would not categorize someone as racist because they don't find me attractive because of my complexion. I find them racist if they have a bunch of negative preconceived notions about me based on what he sees on TV. My own dating history includes other Blacks, Latino's and Asians. There was one Greek guy interested in dating me and I said no. Not because he was Greek/White but because I typically don't like to date feminine guys. For me, race is just a preference.

Now the comment made by Jake, are you serious? That is one man's opinion "yours". To say that one group is outright more attractive than all other groups is just silly and juvenile. The Greek guy that I mentioned earlier would disagree with you. He only dates Black men. Does his opinion count less than yours?
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written by daviddickdude, August 01, 2012
This question defiantly depends if you are white and like only white, or if you are black or only like white guys or vice versa.

P.S.-He is so hot in a cap!
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written by Dbamma, August 01, 2012
I think if you prefer one race to another then it is my opinion that your foundation for that choice is based on your preconceptions of that race and you’re race. When White men don't find black men attractive it’s because of all that old ideas inherited from their family and society, subconscious or conscience (black folk are dirty; they stink, are lazy, less moral fibers etc.). The same is for those who love black folks (they are exotic, big dicks, animalistic in bed).
I found that black men who seek only white men do so because they have low self- esteem aka self-hatred, they hate that their skin is dark not pretty from society’s point of view. The biggest being White is Right or Better. I hear that from Latino & Asians also. If you are wondering why you only like a certain race, ask yourself why? Is it because of how you view yourself or that race? Are you looking to get back at your parents? Do you want to prove to yourself and the world that you’re not racist?
I personally like men regardless of race but I find that I shy away from white men because of their preconceived notions about black men. I don’t like to be objectified, it’s just not sexy. And I don’t like being called chocolate.

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