Google Not Sure About You Having Black Friends

I would think a search of "making friends in NYC", "making friends in college", and "making friends adults" would include all races. Are you trying to tell us that somehow Google excluded Black people from the search results?

Terrence O'Brien, you go too far to stir up a controversy. Until you grow up or get old and die prejudice is alive in America. You are a sick puppy. See a doctor right away.

You don't need goole. I'll be your friend!!! =D

Umm, I don't think this exactly begs the question posed at the end of the post. That's just ridiculous. It probably would've gotten a lot more attention had it been included.

If you refer to my blog at http://adfabwritings.blogspot.com/ you'll see that I too had my own opinions about this Google ad. However, my opinions centered on how creative it was and how much it portrayed males in such a positive manner. (When I say males, I mean of every color and nationality.)

Perhaps Google took it out because they felt it was offensive to think that it would take different methods and techniques to become "friends with black people" than it would with any other acquaintence. I agree that searching for "friends" doesn't exclude anyone, and this ad DEFINITELY does not beg the question of whether Google wants you to have black friends.

Why is it people of color say they want to be treated as equals, but, when they are not treated differently, and in this case special, they are upset. One would assume, a search for aduly friends would include all adults, and not exclude blacks, or any other race. Would the writer been happier had the ad said, "Searching for white friends, searching for black friends, searching for hispanic friends, etc."? The people that hold back minorities are their spoke people, not the rest of us.

Jeez, get a life!

Terrence O'Brien said Google left out "making friends with black people." Well, they left out: making friends with white people, making friends with yellow people, making friends with brown people, making friends with red people. Hey, if you include one, you should include them all. Since they didn't want to do that, they left them ALL out. Good for you Google. Terrence O'Brien, you are a s**t stirrer.

Jeeez people, they aren't saying that. Imagine all the things that come up when you enter certain words. The omitted that to be politically correct and not offend. Thats all, now move on and get lives or go on Facebook, your friends want to know what you've been doing the last fifteen minutes.

Guys, you all take things way too seriously.

having trouble getting a news worthy story? jeeze, this sounds like a desperate last minute article.The video doesn't even show a part where is says "making friends"

My concern is not why google omitted "making friends with black people," but why someone searched this and decided it was a big deal to blog about it being excluded. As we "progress" into the future, we are "supposedly" steering further away from racism, reaching equality. If google had included "making friends with black people," the black community would have been outraged with claims of google and the world being racist. And yet, upon leaving it out, people are complaining? I bet it is those same people who feel BET, black scholarships, black colleges, black fraternities & sororities, and the many other exclusively black things are not racist and completely acceptable. I believe to each his own, but if there were to be a "White Entertainment" Channel, white scholarships, white colleges, etc., we'd hear all sorts of shouts of racism. So what is the problem? People will call anything racism. Whether you are trying to be politically correct or blatantly racist or not even at all. Equality won't exist until people stop making race a big deal. Google was excluding something that singled out a race, it wasn't a factual google search anyways, it was an ad. Ads aren't always truthful and they try and steer away from controversy. So why don't the people complaining that they didn't bring it, then you are racist.