cornball brother

n pl Cornball Brothers (kôrn'bôl' brəT͟Hər)

a. An African American male who chooses not to follow the stereotype. This includes, but is not limited to, being educated, well spoken, a role model, a leader, selfless, an upstanding member of the community and above all - humble.

b. life choices include marrying white women, being republican, and not being "down with the cause".

c. a rare breed of African American males who should be praised, not chastised by their own race.

d. a term where MLK would be rolling over his grave for

A man of Black/African descent who does not support nor does he identify with the Black/African-American community. Such an individual is usually looked down upon by African-Americans and considered to be a sell out, not for being educated or well mannered as African-American celebrities such as Will Smith and Denzel Washington are NOT considered "cornball brothers", but rather for essentially shunning their heritage and all those associated with it.

A classy, intelligent African-American athlete. The kind of guy who dominates his enemies and doesn't fall in line with the opinion of douchebags--a freethinker and warrior.

A black person who acts white, is possibly Republican, marries white women, and graduates from college with Honors. This person is not down with the black cause of ebonics and the hatred that Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson often spew.

The modern and politically correct way of referring to someone (usually of African American descent) as an "Uncle Tom".
An African American male who does not subscribe to the stereotypical and sociopolitical norms.
An African American male not subjected to or by societal and political bias, but living life as Dr. Martin Luther King had wanted. In a colorless society.

A brother who has balls made out of corn.