3rd week in a row SNL is calling out white women, now using a sketch suggesting white women use black men's bodies for sex (meanwhile, men in mass exploit, degrade, buy, sell and objectify female bodies on an hourly basis across the world):

I hadn't watched the videos earlier, but now that I have I think the second one is being misrepresented somewhat.

To my view, the topic and point of that video isn't that "white women use black men's bodies for sex" within countries like the US, like perhaps it could be said of the Kardashians or Chelsea Handler.

This particular video is clearly and specifically about divorced, middle-aged British women of considerable means going to Africa - and not just any African country, but only countries that once were part of the British Empire - to find black men in a newfangled form of sex tourism. Sorta the like "The Real Housewives of of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Do Africa."

All the female characters in the SNL video have British accents, and the video goes to great pains to list the specific countries it's discussing. Some of these nations were initially colonized by other European colonial powers, such as the Portuguese and the Dutch/Boers, but in time each and every country mentioned is one that came under British rule and was an important part of the BE. There is no mention of any African countries that during the period of European colonization remained solely under the rule of other European powers, such as the Congo, Niger, Benin, Senegal, Rwanda, etc.

The fact that they are talking about nations in Africa that the British successfully colonized for quite a long time, and are spoofing still-extant colonialist views amongst the British (and other Westerners/global northerners) who don't know basic geography is underscored by a line towards the end where the women speak of seeing "all of Africa - from Angola to Jamaica."

But before people can laugh at that gaffe, Kate McKinnon jumps in with "but not Egypt." Which can be taken on many levels: on the most obvious level, it can be seen as a reference to the fact that the majority of men in Egypt are Arab or Middle Eastern ethnicity, not black.

But it also can be seen as a comment on the British failure to colonize Egypt and make it part of the BE as it attempted to do before, during and after its efforts to take down the Ottoman Empire in the late 19th and early 20th century. The British failure to make Egypt part of its empire has long been a huge topic much discussed and focused on in British culture, as the works of TE Lawrence and the movie about him and his legendary exploits "Lawrence of Arabia" make clear. The fact that various Egypt factions continually thwarted British attempts to make the country part of the BE traditionally was a big thorn in the side of the BE and its advocates. As is the fact that British attempts to exert control in Egypt finally culminated in spectacular events the British powers-that-were found quite embarrassing and enraging, such as Egypt seizing and nationalizing the British and French-owned Suez canal in 1956.

The fact that this a spoof about the condescending attitudes towards Africa of well-heeled Europeans, specifically British posh people, is made clear by the opening line: "The following is a message of the tourism board of Africa." Which is poking fun at British people who see Africa as a country under one administration rather than a continent of 54 different sovereign countries. This line also struck me as a direct and pointed dig at current UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who in a widely publicized speech in 2016 infamously called Africa a country.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/1898426/boris-johnson-calls-africa-a-country-instead-of-a-continent-in-massive-slip-up-at-tory-conference-while-reflecting-on-his-three-months-as-foreign-secretery/

I think if the point of this particular sketch was to criticize white women in the Western world across the board for using black men for sex, including black men in their own countries, the writers could have found many more examples close(r) to home - there'd be no need to focus on wealthy women with British accents going to Africa to bed men. One such example could have been Adele herself, as since her divorce from her white husband Simon Konecki in 2019, her lover has been the black rapper/grime artist Skepta. Adele didn't have to go far afield to meet Skepta, coz he like her is not only from the UK, he's from and is currently based in her part of London.

https://celebrity.nine.com.au/latest/adele-dating-history-past-relationships-boyfriends-husband/ac93d8e3-fcb5-43fa-ac83-671f5276bb23