These swirlers and wenches are dangerous because they serve as agents of white supremacy (talking badly non-stop about black people particularly black men) they're elevated into positions of power. They are teachers, lawyers, judges, cops, doctors, mangers in corporate America, etc.
There seems to be some confusion here. Yes, the term did originate during the days of slavery. But words do change meaning over time:
The development of languages can lead to a change in meaning of words, and in historical linguistics, this phenomenon is known as semantic change.
blog.csoftintl.com
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When the word is used in a contemporary context they're referring to black women who obsess over white men. They're not calling them rape victims.
typically, a term applied to females of African descent (but technically can be applied to all non-white women of all colors; i.e. yellow, black, brown , tan) who gives herself to white men of high status sexually in exchange for privileges, promotions, etc. at the expense of turning her back on...
www.urbandictionary.com
That's the modern definition. Notice the, "who gives herself". Which means that the wench is voluntarily throwing herself at the feet of white men. This is a decision that the wench in question made herself. This is something she freely chose to do. With that said, she is not a rape victim.
