Abstract
This study focuses on romantic relationships and how race, class, and space affect the experiences of black, Hispanic, and white female respondents involved with black males. This research examines dynamics that foster or undermine exhibition of the Cinderella Complex and Prince Charming Ideal. Case-study findings based on content analysis suggest features of both frameworks and the negative influence of incompatible gender roles. In addition, despite their views, respondents exhibit androgynous gender roles to adapt to challenges.
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