OhMars
MEH!
So you just gonna repeat the jokeAre straight white men the black people of white people??
So you just gonna repeat the jokeAre straight white men the black people of white people??
Are straight white men the black people of white people??
Finish the article
youre grasping for straws because you are bothered by the title.
read for clarity and understanding not for confirmation biases
Lions are the dogs of cats
This portrayal will not get the same push because it's counterproductive to the Willie Lynch theory that is veiled in this article.
Hence I said theory. I feel That the article is made to divide and conquer.willie lynch isnt real
Hence I said theory. I feel That the article is made to divide and conquer.
Same goes for women. This isnt a black man issue, this is just a man issueTo be honest, homosexuals are more opressed than their straight counterparts amongst all races and genders.
Speaking in generalities, do straight black men opress homosexual black men? Sure.
But so do straight whites, hispanics, asians, middle easteners, indians etc.
Is it fucked up? Yes. But is it something that should be attached specifically to black men? Not at all. Thats just the media doing what the media is known to do.
I'm open to any education there is, but when it is a message that is skewed to fit a narrative, my mind questions it's validity.divide and conquer? lmao
its meant to educate which I feel like so many of yall are allergic to
Same goes for women. This isnt a black man issue, this is just a man issue
can you specify which parts?Very inaccurate information in that article
I disagree with the article.
Nobody is pushing anything under the rug. As stated before, these things go on in every community with Black People always being the poster child.hmmm Im noticing within our own black communities, calling out violence perpetrated by black boys and men is seen as an act of treason.
We’re not supposed to talk about it, especially not to nonblack “outsiders.” We’re supposed to keep these secrets “in house” and do less calling out and more coddling. Women like me unapologetically reject that demand and, as a consequence, catch hell from all sides for condemning black men for their lack of support given to black women.
thats why these circular conversations are becoming stale and tired because yall wish to push abuse under the rug, instead of confronting it in hopes of transforming communities.
I’ll be accountable for all the fuckery that black men do. Ray Ray beat his wife, John John raped his girlfriend, cool I’ll take the blame for them. I’m as accountable for their actions as they are. But I’ll only accept it if you agree to accept the fuckery from Shaniqua that sell her food stamps for weed and liquor while neglecting her kids and bringing different dudes in the house. You are accountable for that type of behavior. Do we have a deal?hmmm Im noticing within our own black communities, calling out violence perpetrated by black boys and men is seen as an act of treason.
We’re not supposed to talk about it, especially not to nonblack “outsiders.” We’re supposed to keep these secrets “in house” and do less calling out and more coddling. Women like me unapologetically reject that demand and, as a consequence, catch hell from all sides for condemning black men for their lack of support given to black women.
thats why these circular conversations are becoming stale and tired because yall wish to push abuse under the rug, instead of confronting it in hopes of transforming communities.