Not that it really matters, but is it only me or she is not actually "black" but most likely of mixed race (almost certainly mostly white, given her skin tone)? I mean, people seem to quite literally only see races in black/white, where any hint of non-white blood makes you black, as if white were the only pure race... they consider people "black" whenever they are very slightly tanned or have curly hair? It's interesting to me how when you have a white parent and a black parent, you're going to be called "black" (even though having half white and half black genes, you might be equally called white) as if that were a problem you have.