Reply #13: I understand why a white person would pose as a black person

[Boudica the Lyoness]

It doesn't happen very often and is interesting to see the world through a different eyes of someone of a different race, but teen pregnancy is common. Why not just interview girls who have gone through it, ask them how it changed their lives. I don't see it at all on the same level as the racial social experiment. To be black in this world you can end up getting yourself in a lot danger.

I would never call faking a pregnancy as bold or imaginative. It reminds me of those women who pretend to be pregnant and then cut some other woman's baby out of her belly, or like in the 'old days' when girls would pretend to be pregnant to get a boy to marry them.

Any dip shit can stuff something up their shirt and pretend to be knocked up. If the girl had done this same experiment 25 - 50 years ago, then I would have called her bold etc.

Write a book....I think not.