(good) black don't crack

cliché A phrase used to indicate the phenomenon that black people tend not to show the effects of aging, especially in their skin, compared to other ethnicities. A: "Goodness, I would never have guessed that she was your mother—I thought for sure she was your sister!" B: "I know, she doesn't look a day over 30, does she? I'm telling you, black don't crack!" A: "Grandma, you're really 75? I don't believe it!" B: "Believe it, child. Good black don't crack!"

词组	(good) black don't crack
释义	(good) black don't crack (good) black don't crack cliché A phrase used to indicate the phenomenon that black people tend not to show the effects of aging, especially in their skin, compared to other ethnicities. A: "Goodness, I would never have guessed that she was your mother—I thought for sure she was your sister!" B: "I know, she doesn't look a day over 30, does she? I'm telling you, black don't crack!" A: "Grandma, you're really 75? I don't believe it!" B: "Believe it, child. Good black don't crack!" See also: black, crack Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: computer says no (it's) (all) Greek to me be all Greek to someone Greek to me Greek to me, it's it's all Greek to me X's and Y's and Z's, oh my! the customer is always right customer is always right customer is always right, the
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