Whitney: Can I Call You, Ray-J?

46. One size(voice) does not fit all for Black anymore than it does for whites.

Human beings should all be treated equally and Blacks should especial be adherers to this doctrine, history and present day discriminations make it so in my opinion.

Its sad when a group discriminates against another group.

If ever someone you loved were actually gay I'd hope love would be more important than ignorance. You wouldn't want anyone you love to be discriminated against, you'd want them to be treated equally and fair.

We get just one life, do not project hardship on others, its evil.

Posted at 10:39PM on Feb 21st 2007 by Me

47. #3 First of all, the reason these "dead ass white women" are in the news is because they were either celebrities or murdered by one. I'm certain that the families of Nicole Simpson, Anna Nicole Smith and Princess Diana find such comfort in your sympathy. Perhaps you are only upset that when you die no one will care nor take notice? If you hadn't noticed, you are living in a white society. If you don't like it maybe you should go back to a predominantly black society such as Africa or Haiti. There are plenty of black deaths there to maintain your interest due to the scourge of AIDS and tribal genocide. May I purchase you a plane ticket?

Posted at 11:58PM on Feb 21st 2007 by Lilith

48. Jasmine...seriously...I'm black...and Ray J is not a rapper. He may want to be a rapper...but he is not a rapper. I'll even give you that he is not a singer. At best, he has participated in some songs, even by himself at times. But scome on...let's be real..did you buy his last CD? And if you did...do you still listen to it. Come on sweetie...it's just TMZ...don't get your nerves all tore up about someone calling Ray J a singer.

Posted at 11:42PM on Feb 22nd 2007 by Jim

49. Umm @1, 3, etc. Ray J actually is both a rapper and singer. He is also, quite an accomplished musician. He is multi-talented and might I say damn fine. And welcome to the new world. Mature women are free enough, finally, to date ...well....like men always have. Do you Whitney!

Posted at 9:29AM on Feb 22nd 2007 by Ms. Smith

50. Oh did I forget to mention that he is an actor as well?

Posted at 9:30AM on Feb 22nd 2007 by Ms. Smith

51. There but by the grace of God go every one of us, and if we look back far enough, we'll see that someone in our families had a struggle with something whether is has been addiction to sex, drugs, lying or a struggle with judgemental attitudes towards others who are having struggles. Hatred, bigotry and self-righteousness is no more admireable or tolerable than drug addiction or sexual permiscuity. No citizen on this earth is a second class citizen, all were created by the same Creator. It is our own self-loathing and ignorance that draws lines and creates boundaries of hatred amongst ourselves. Traditional "isms" and "skism" about race is as old as time. It's nothing new. To continue this destructive tradition, however, is inexcusable. I can tolerate someone whose behavior has been altered by a chemical and psychological addiction to drugs. It is very difficult to explain away deep seated hatred and bigotry that is based soley on one's own perception that more or less MELANIN in one's skin makes one better or worse than another. Which is easier to detox?

Posted at 10:56AM on Feb 22nd 2007 by Sye

52. the lack of ability to spell correctly speaks more about the lack of education due to "culture" than who Whitney may (or may not....) be boinking around with.
Besides, who really cares?

Posted at 10:45AM on Feb 27th 2007 by jim creson

53. One i am glad Whitney left bobby and i hope she is trying to get her life back together i really don't care how she does it with an young man an old man just get it together she is starting to look great i hope she get from this point on in her life every thinks she wants becasue she has a long fight ahead of her

GOD BLESS HER

Posted at 7:23PM on Feb 28th 2007 by go Whitney