They have become more infatuated with the new and different ways of life than with the problems that black people face. The media takes advantage of this attraction and treats culture as entertainment, demeaning black creations without truly caring about the people who make up the culture. Many people like the idea of ​​black culture but don't want to deal with the real, uncomfortable conflicts associated with black identity, such as police brutality, racism, colorism, and intersectionality. If white people are able to participate in something so central to black identity, like music or hair, why should they feel limited in speaking about real, current issues? ?