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The question is about all in its entirety. How in the heck did Black people arrive in this situation? If we look at this through an historical lens, WHITE MALE SUPREMACY is THE issue.
This is what we should be fighting against.
The modern feminist movement is plagued with racism due to the inclusion of white women.
They have an agenda of their own...but the real issue is that they do indeed live with a privilege today, in which was buoyed by affirmative action. Black women should NOT trust white women when it comes to equal rights for women.
However the issue with Black men and women has many issues, and the MAIN problem has to do with gender roles, and then who should be in charge of what. In the society we are living in the person with the most experience in life, should be a factor in regard to who leads. But since we are indeed talking about who may be good at what, the roles should be fluid. I am certain that if any of you were married to a lawyer, you are not going to try and control how she deals in her practice. When issues of what she is a professional in arise, I am certain that many will know to step the hell off. However, my wife will never tell me how to work in whatever my profession may be.
It seems that, if I am correct, that a man should indeed always wear the pants, of which is incredibly stupid.
Here you may have a grad from MIT sitting next to you, and here it is that because you are a man, that you are qualified to tell this woman to sit back then telling her about how she is still a woman, and that she needs to respect you.
Idiocy.
Since we are indeed in a position to laud the efforts of Black women being the most educated group in the United States, especially considering from where they came from, being at the bottom of the barrel, no rights to speak of, I think that a repositioning, and a discarding of theories that suggest that women are supposed to be submissive toward men, should be considered.
If not destroyed all together.
Black women have done something magnificent, so much so that white women who are not qualified would love to latch on to such a narrative. I do not think that there is any advantage to allowing them the consideration.
Believe it or not, if Brothers embraced the thought of learning about what we should be fighting against, instead of fighting to preserve notions of masculinity that are nothing but a fable to begin with?
We'd be well on our way to reverse the injustices that have been done against us.
But many of these fools simply want to live like white men.
Why should we want to live down to such mediocre standards?
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It’s clear he isn’t going to say anything constructive or actionable so what’s the point?
