Believe me, what you wrote went over "his' TROLLHead.

I guess you are talking about your so called Dominican father and grandfather because non of mine nor the thousands of Dominican men I see on a day to day in Santo Domingo relax their hair. Sorry to hear that about the Dominican men in your family being girly but I guarantee that does not apply to most Dominican men.

bonaoense se mete al rio y sale con el caco seco jodio ilegal!!!

Black men in the Anglo-Caribbean and West/Central Africa bleach their skin. Not anywhere near the majority or even a large minority of them do this but a visible amount partake in this often female attributed practice. Many urbanized Black American males texturize their hair...again not the majority or even a large minority do this but a visible amount do. None of these behaviors equate to self-hatred. It's more or less an inferiority complex reinforced by social and or cultural norms ( natural Black African hair is bad hair, dark skin is ugly) .

Think about it this way. Nobody who wore afros in the 60s or 70s wears them now. Why because the cultural and social norms on an international scale changed away from Africanness towards a generic commercial popular culture. If you really look at it African influence was the most prominent in the Americas during the 70s. The paradigm will eventually shift towards Asianness. Also, the only men who can truly be considered girly men are homosexual men whom are effeminate.

I'm talking about famous Dominicans, and they (my grandpas and dad) have naturally straight/wavy hair.

There you have it, ladies and germs, NOT ONE picture of a female..........

Ahora saben que ese TROLL pide un macho antes de morirse......

TROLLBonaoense: It's 9:20Pm.......time for you to go to bed.......

Don't forget your pajamas:

So this tiny cherry picked handful of Dominicans represent the average famous Dominican in the DR? You're being biased and you don't even realize it. I'm pretty sure the DR produces far more than just entertainers and baseball players.

I have noticed that he never posts pictures of Dominican women (mulattas and negritas) who straighten their hair.

Women straightening their hair is so common in the african diaspora, it isn't even worth mentioning at all. And spending hours fixing your hair is for Women, the fact that many famous Dominican MALES spend hours maintaning their hair relaxed. Look at the hair texture difference between Angel Villalona in the 80's and him now, he has BONE STRAIGHT asiatic hair, same with Bonny Cepeda. Can you imagine how many hours at a beauty salon it would take to maintain that type of hair?