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Hes trying VERY hard to make it about anything BUT this.just say you hate women bro lol
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Hes trying VERY hard to make it about anything BUT this.just say you hate women bro lol
IJS the feminist movement aint none of Black folks business IMHO.
Not back then and not now.
Too late homie
They've integrated black women into the corporate structure and made them the top income earner in our race
I can promise you all, that I didn’t need a white woman to tell me I’m oppressed as a woman. Life quickly shows us that we are doubly oppressed as Black women.
Black women don’t need to cling to “white feminism,” but to not have our own is foolish. There are parts of this world where my Blackness doesn’t matter, in that it doesn’t make me inferior. I cannot say the same for my womanhood.
What is that even supposed to mean?IJS the feminist movement aint none of Black folks business IMHO.
Not back then and not now.
I hope he doesn't have the idea to go back to the motherland to grab one of those "traditional" African women, because they're the ones that are gonna take him to the cleanersWhich black feminist in all black miliary gear, black gloves and boots hurt you?
This man got interrogated for 2 minutes by Sista Soulja now hes going a 5 day rant trying to discredit an epic movie about a strong black woman.
So black men haven't been studying their asses off and working ten times as hard as white men to have the door slammed in their faces, while being systemically incarcerated and strategically removed from the home?I dont know why but this comment made me.
Im sure black women studying their asses off and having to do twice the work of white men just to get their foot in the door had nothing to do with it.....while still earning less.
So black men haven't been studying their asses off and working ten times as hard as white men to have the door slammed in their faces, while being systemically incarcerated?
Where did you read that in anything I typed?Black women are also incarcerated at a much higher rate than white women, yet as a whole they achieve more academically than white women.
Stop using black women's accomplishments as an excuse for your shortcomings.
Where did you read that in anything I typed?
Where did I blame black women for black men being incarcerated?
I clearly noted that I'm married to a HBCU educated black woman so what are my shortcomings?
You need to reverse that crap you spewed at me and tell black women and tell yourself to quit blaming black men for their lack of material wealth and "prestige" in this country?
Tell me what job a black man has kept a black woman from attaining?
What predatory lending laws did black men put in place to keep a black woman from purchasing a home?
What black man created the corporate dress code and told a black woman she couldn't wear braids at work?
What black man told black women they didn't have the right to vote?
You keep making it seem as though I'm blaming black women for something, and you keep making it personal and for what reason I don't know?"They've
Lol more excuses.
Black women have to deal with BOTH racism AND sexism in the work place. Ive witnessed this personally. Take your shortcomings up with white men and leave black women out of it.
I'm discussing black love, not black levels
The low value male comment lets me know I'm right about who I figured I was communicating with
Goodnight high value deusavertat
This is where I'm from:Are you from the continent?
Google could help you with that. It could help you answer the question "are there black female presidents anywhere in the world?""Women led pre colonial African empires" in what way Fam?
Do you think those woman would align themselves with modern day feminism?
Thats not what I didYou were discussing black love by attributing black women's accomplishments to white men rather than their own hard work?
Thats an interesting way of showing love. Go home and be a family man.
Thats not what I did
Thats how you interpreted it
Then you went on a rant based on your bad interpretation
Goodnight high value deusavertat
From now on I'm addressing you as HVD
This is where I'm from:
Google could help you with that. It could help you answer the question "are there black female presidents anywhere in the world?"
Were those women more or less free than today's African women? Can you formulate the conditions that gave rise to African feminism? Do you know that there is such a thing as African feminism, and do you know that it is not necessarily defined by the same variables that led to the rise of the women's movement in the West?
Westerners didn't practice FGM; they didn't practice forced marriages; they didn't allow the husband's family to be involved in his marital affairs and to take over the husband's assets upon his death, at the expense of his children and spouse.
In the culture I'm from, the oldest son inherits everything the father leaves behind. In the case of the chief, his wives are included in the inheritance. Nowadays it's symbolic, but that's still weird AF. One consequence of that is, a woman who couldn't bear a son for her husband was seen in a very unfavorable way; back then, she would be treated as if she were cursed, and not having boys was a good reason for the husband to get a second wife (polygamy is legal, and it comes with its own bag of issues). The need for a male heir is one of those beliefs my people still held onto very strongly when I was young. I got a couple of aunts who got three girls before they eventually birthed boys to satisfy my uncles.
Would these women, taken 3-4 centuries into a world where feminism would give them the option to live outside of the constraints placed on them by a culture like mine, support it?
I don't know. Does any of the stuff tradition places on their shoulders sound likeable to you?