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As professional matchmakers we are often asked the same question by Black women: Why are some men so intimidated by us? Here are the top seven responses. Unfortunately Black women often have so many things we are trying to juggle that it can sometimes become second nature to not smile or take a moment to say hello. Those things are most important, of course, but remember that relationships need full-time nurturing and maintenance too. Is there some truth to the perception that some of us can overlook a Black man or not be as uplifting because instead we think they need to have already arrived before we give them a chance? They often say they feel more supported by women of other ethnicities earlier on in their careers and during their college years.

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Baye McNeil , a journalist based in Japan, has been working to change perceptions there of black people and culture. He appears frequently in the Japanese media to talk about diversity. McNeil visited the newsroom this week and gave us a different perspective on race, one that we want to share with you. This interview, done after the visit over email, has been condensed and edited for clarity. How has Japan changed your views on race and racism?