BLACK WOMEN......you know yall wrong

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Taye Diggs blames black women for the cancellation of his show "Daybreak". Here is a snippet of the interview from concreteloop.com:Last month he sat down with Rolling Out magazine to talk about why black woman are more accepting of the “Will Smith” & “Denzel” types:“What[black women] were happy about was that[Mendes’ character in Hitch] wasn’t white; she was Latina,” Diggs explains when asked why Will Smith’s role in the film didn’t draw as much cultural ire as some of the choices he’s made on- and off-screen. “That’s what they were happy about, if we’re gonna be real. That’s how the scale goes. First off, if it’s a dark brother and the dark brother isn’t with a dark sister that causes issues. … After that, if you’re going to date outside the race, then they go down the list of how poorly other minorities have been treated after blacks.[So] after that, you have Latino. … Like, I’ve had people say that about my wife: ‘At least she looks Spanish.’ Like that makes it a little bit better. So that’s why people accepted it. If Will Smith had been with a lily-white woman, it would’ve been a completely different situation in the black community as far as females are concerned. I guarantee you that.”[SOURCE]Here is when he got a little attitude when the interviewer asked him about his white wife:“I’m too far along in my life and in my career to really give a question like that any type of dignified answer,” says Diggs, who was raised in black, middle-class Rochester, N.Y., intones. “When I was in high school, maybe. College, maybe. But I’m a grown-!ss man and if people have a difficult time dealing with that, then I welcome them to see a movie with Omar Epps or Denzel Washington or some of those other brothers that have chosen to spend the rest of their lives with sisters, as you say. I just don’t have time for it. You can’t make everybody happy. And for the fans that are out there that are into me; they don’t really give a f— what’s going on with my personal life.”[SOURCE][Courtesy of concreteloop.com]Personally, I didn't attempt to watch the show it was on during something I liked much better, it was on during 2 things that I liked so I never got the oppurtunity to view the show. As an Black women I could care less who he is with, I just didn't get the chance to watch it. The show looked like the episode version of Denzels new movie "Deja Vu".