Damn, I thought to myself as I admired Mouna Hassan's big round ass as the sexy Black woman began undressing. I stroked my eight inches of thick, uncircumcised Haitian dick as she got ready for me. In case you're wondering who this is, my name is Jeremiah Emmanuel Jackson. I was born in the town of Quartier Morin in the island of Haiti and raised in the City of Toronto, Province of Ontario. My parents and I are proud Haitian-Canadian immigrants. My sister Elisabeth Jackson is a police constable in the City of Kingston, Ontario, and she's happily married to accountant Liam Yamamoto, a biracial man of Japanese and Scottish descent. I'm married to a lovely Irishwoman named Brianna O'Connor and we have a son together, little Elton. My wife is White and I'm a successful Black man, but I still occasionally crave Black pussy. Go figure, right? Part of being a Black man, I guess. It happened to a certain African-American Supreme Court Justice, you know.
Mouna Hassan stood naked before me, and I told her to come on over with her big sexy ass. The sexy Black chick grinned seductively then walked sexily, moving her hips just right before joining me on the bed. Man I wanted to fuck her. I wanted that ass of hers ever since I first glimpsed her while walking through the Carleton University campus. I graduated from Carleton University with my bachelor's degree in Criminology in 2004 before going to the University of Ottawa School of Law, where I got my law degree in 2007. I've been practicing law all over the province of Ontario since then. I work for Anderson & Associates, a criminal defense law firm located in downtown Toronto. Mouna Hassan went to Carleton University too and studied sociology there. These days, the Somali-born Black beauty works for the Ministry of Corrections in Toronto.
The Black Student Union at Carleton University likes to keep track of Black men and Black women who have graduated from Carleton University. They like to invite us to luncheons and ask us about what life is like in the working world. It's at such an event that I met the lovely Mouna. The weird thing is that she also graduated from Carleton University in 2004 as well and I had no idea that she went there. There aren't that many Haitian students at Carleton, most Haitian students in the City of Ottawa go to the University of Ottawa or that French college, La Cite Collegiale. These are French-language schools while the University of Carleton is exclusively English. Besides, Haitians and Somalis don't really hang out on account of cultural and religious differences.
Us Haitians are totally proud of being Black and we're forever defiant toward racism and imperialism of any kind. We're also staunchly Christian. The Somalis are Muslim for the most part, and like most Black Muslims, they're in love with everything Arab, even though the Arabs are deeply racist toward Black people. To me, Somalis habit of worshipping the Arabs is silly. No matter how dark-skinned the Somali, he or she will typically claim some sort of Arab ancestry. Us Haitians are proud of being Black. We know we can kick butt because we beat the French empire that enslaved us. Oh, and they've got some disgusting practices like female circumcision and "persuading" their women to wear hijabs and burkas. Yes, Somalis and Haitians are not alike at all. Nevertheless, Mouna Hassan and I totally clicked at that luncheon and exchanged phone numbers. As it turns out, she was definitely not what I expected, in more ways than one. Personally, I always thought that Somali women were prudes because they're Muslim and all. Mouna Hassan doesn't wear the hijab like so many Muslim women I see in Ontario but I still thought she might be conservative on account of her background.