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Why are black people so loud in movie theaters?
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Movie theaters tend to be very loud, and black people tend to naturally have louder voices. Therefore, they may not seem any louder in movie theaters than other ethnicities. It could also be due to the theater's design, and sound reverberation in the room, making the sound seem more amplified. Additionally, it could be due to the way black people tend to speak - with more vocal intensity and power. Regardless of the reason, black people tend to hear themselves better than other ethnicities, leading them to speak louder in noisy environments. This isn't necessarily seen as an intrinsically negative quality. In movie theaters, it may be the only way some black people can hear the dialogue. This is no different than any other ethnic group having to accommodate an environment in order to be heard and/or understand others. Ultimately, black people are not "more loud" than other ethnicities. People of all racial and ethnic backgrounds have a tendency to find their own volume level depending on the context they're in. There is not necessarily an intrinsic cultural value that makes black people more loud in public. However, certain cultural values within certain ethnic groups may increase the propensity of people from those groups to speak louder and with greater verbal intensity. This could be seen in many cases as a strength in terms of getting one’s point across and participating in social dialogue. The loudness of any particular group in public is not necessarily linked to an innate character quality, but may instead be culturally-influenced. 
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