that right there is the problem nobody has said black women or black lbgqt struggle is more important than black straight people. Never even implied it. If that’s all of y’alls opinion it’s completely wrong and causing even more miscommunication. Don’t make up narratives to make a point. We have been addressing anti black racism since we got here and we always will. They supposed to wait for us to beat racism?
You all easily understand COINTELPRO but don’t feel that not addressing these things would make it easier to be a victim of it? If we ended racism today it would still be a black woman somewhere getting slapped in public and niggas laughing or getting thrown in a dumpster. Or some black lesbians getting raped and murdered. You can’t tell people wait hold on now not the time. And then get mad when they do their own thing lol
Nah, nothing I've said is made up, and nothing I say ever is.
People that think as I've described are saying it themselves,.
BLM at this very moment implies the struggles of black gays and women most of all, it's on their website.
Before they changed their website this week, their language towards black straight men was very antagonistic btw.
Like-minded people all over social media have expressed similar, and sometimes more extreme, sentiments.
Click the hashtag, pick any number of people with gay flags, or women, or men, and you'll see this trend with their post.
But addressing those issues ain't the problem.
The concern is those issues only being brought up to steer the energy away from anti-black racism.
Nobody, no group, has successfully eliminated all crime.
Crimes will happen, there will always be victims in life.
If we succeeded in addressing anti-black racism, the idea is there could be no "waiting".
Those black victims you mentioned, and ANY other black victim would receive the justice they deserve.