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Excuse me, but there are white people who use "Ebonics", live in run down slums and are impoverished. More importantly there are white people who don't use slang or ebonics and aren't poor that listen to and support "rap culture". So, right off the bat your premise is illogical. If a substancial number of white people didn't actually like black culture then it wouldn't exist because whites are the majoirty in America.
America's status quo is geared towards whites and has been every since the beginning of the country. Slavery and the 100 years or so afterwards (Jim Crow) has historically been the fault of the whites. These Africans didn't ask to be brought here, they didn't ask to be interbred with the white population, they didn't ask to be bred into stupity, they didn't ask to be enslaved and they certainly didn't ask to be treated like sub-humans AFTER they were "Freed".
So do you really think, in a country run largely by whites FOR whites that they themselves don't serve as a catylst for "Black Culture"? And you still haven't answered my question about what makes the two cultures different. From what I've seen they pretty much geared towards the same thing. The only difference is the one that white people can't seem to grasp- for a time in America's history it was acceptable to treat blacks as sub-humans. So, how is anything that happens afterwards totally within their control when they've only been in control of theirselves for barely 50 years now?
Get a grip and realize that you're being unreasonable here. Either that or you're not studying enough American history to aptly address racial relations in this country.