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Originally Posted by SpringfieldXD
i'm just trying to do what the white man has done to my people for 400 years...
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Originally Posted by SpringfieldXD
i'm just trying to do what the white man has done to my people for 400 years...
Originally Posted by SpringfieldXD
Originally Posted by shortydoowopp
Originally Posted by HarlemKickDiva
I mean it goes both ways guys....
There's someone in this thread who has posted making a joke about the lack of goog black women in his age group....
He also gets serious and asks "how can we uplift our black women yada yada"
Yet he made a thread about having 2 girlfriends, girls, JOs or whatever....
But really? You want respect and understanding...
Yet you decide to be triffling and date multiple females at the same time? Where's the respect there?
notice they were both white girls tho...he knows a sista would have his $#+% cut up on the lawn waiting for him when he got back from Cali...
that was a joke...kinda
i'm just trying to do what the white man has done to my people for 400 years...
Originally Posted by SpringfieldXD
Originally Posted by shortydoowopp
Originally Posted by HarlemKickDiva
I mean it goes both ways guys....
There's someone in this thread who has posted making a joke about the lack of goog black women in his age group....
He also gets serious and asks "how can we uplift our black women yada yada"
Yet he made a thread about having 2 girlfriends, girls, JOs or whatever....
But really? You want respect and understanding...
Yet you decide to be triffling and date multiple females at the same time? Where's the respect there?
notice they were both white girls tho...he knows a sista would have his $#+% cut up on the lawn waiting for him when he got back from Cali...
that was a joke...kinda
i'm just trying to do what the white man has done to my people for 400 years...
Aiite when i said black men aren't all defensive... i mean thwey don't permanently have their guard up & they don't run around not giving any black women a chance because of the things that are said...
Again, you haven't been paying much attention then in this topic or either of the 2 other ones in the past 10 days or so, one of which was even titledrhetorically, "Are black women a NOGO for serious relationships?"
Since it has been discussed ad nauseam how black women's brains work, or don't, why not for duality's sake delve into the perfect psyche of thewhite woman. What makes them tick? Why are they so special? How come their +##! smells like daisies and tulips?
Because IMO the church has become one of the most judgmental and corrupt institutions in our community. These days the black church is not muchdifferent than high schoolOriginally Posted by airmissionretro
Ms shortydoowopp I can understand that you made some good points ma'am----I will touch on some more about loyalty and respect when I can reach a CPU. I promise.
However I have to give credit where its due though---mr tariq nasheed brought these issues to light and he is absolutely right.
And that's another thing---if your father or male figure is out of the home---why can't both BW and BMs find positive figures in church environments?---the church is the staple of the black community IMO.
Originally Posted by HarlemKickDiva
Because IMO the church has become one of the most judgmental and corrupt institutions in our community. These days the black church is not much different than high schoolOriginally Posted by airmissionretro
Ms shortydoowopp I can understand that you made some good points ma'am----I will touch on some more about loyalty and respect when I can reach a CPU. I promise.
However I have to give credit where its due though---mr tariq nasheed brought these issues to light and he is absolutely right.
And that's another thing---if your father or male figure is out of the home---why can't both BW and BMs find positive figures in church environments?---the church is the staple of the black community IMO.
I believe Michael Baisden did the special "Pimps in the Pulpit"
Well I strategically used the words "our community" because I can't speak for people of any other race, but historically the churchhas been ingrained into black culture. We went from polytheism to monotheism thanks to slavery and religion was pretty much the only thing that slave masterscould not take from slaves. It was the one place no matter what was going on in your life, you could depend on people who would genuinely care about you andyour well-being. What happened? People started getting rich off of others' naivete. People recognized how much money was in the church and used that totheir advantage. Also people saw people devotion to God and the church and used that to their advantage. I mean come on, if you think f**kin the pastor willget you extra blessings, why not? Also people in the church are very quick to damn you using God but just as quick to justify themselves using God. And toomany churches have that its our way or the highway.Originally Posted by airmissionretro
And why is it like that for the black community---the church being the way it is now?
Back in the day that was the place where all of our community issues were resolved---but how come it is transformed into what Ms HarlemKickDiva mentioned the church being in our community---a place full of judgement??
I believe the church has an impact on not only finding positive role models but also generating respect within the individuals that are a part of the church community---both black men and women.
Originally Posted by jw air
never imagined this thread going 35 pages
Originally Posted by airmissionretro
Ms shortydoowopp I can understand that you made some good points ma'am----I will touch on some more about loyalty and respect when I can reach a CPU. I promise.
However I have to give credit where its due though---mr tariq nasheed brought these issues to light and he is absolutely right.
And that's another thing---if your father or male figure is out of the home---why can't both BW and BMs find positive figures in church environments?---the church is the staple of the black community IMO.
I think too much changed after the civil rights movement....Originally Posted by shortydoowopp
Originally Posted by airmissionretro
Ms shortydoowopp I can understand that you made some good points ma'am----I will touch on some more about loyalty and respect when I can reach a CPU. I promise.
However I have to give credit where its due though---mr tariq nasheed brought these issues to light and he is absolutely right.
And that's another thing---if your father or male figure is out of the home---why can't both BW and BMs find positive figures in church environments?---the church is the staple of the black community IMO.
I agree...but people don't go to church like they used to. I grew up in church...and when I saw grew up i mean grew up...Sundays 1st & 3rd Mondays...Wednesdays and the occassional Friday and Saturdays...sadly church is no longer a staple in our community....that saying "it takes a village to raise a child" is 100% true IMO but these days you can't look at people's kids sideways without getting yelled at...a lady at my job told a lil girl not to play with the heels cuz she might fall...the lil girl started crying like someone was trying to take her and the mother had the nerve to get mad at the store...but i digress...word to Mr. Nasheed...
another thing is the breakdown of the extended family...which can also tie in with the village raising the child...
i think people got a lil comfortable after the Civil Rights movement and feel they don't need God anymore...whether its one or many people of African decent are a spirtutual people...its in our blood...notice how a lot of key figures of the movement were ministers and if even if they weren't were heavily backed by churches...
@Thugnificence A mother can def. teach her child respect...but examples also help...same way alot of boys are being raised by a woman...i doubt she raises him to be disrespectful towards women but without a father to set him straight he really doesn't know how a male/female relationship should work...they experience through trial and error...
like what?Originally Posted by HarlemKickDiva
I think too much chnaged after the civil rights movement....
Originally Posted by HarlemKickDiva
I think too much chnaged after the civil rights movement....Originally Posted by shortydoowopp
Originally Posted by airmissionretro
Ms shortydoowopp I can understand that you made some good points ma'am----I will touch on some more about loyalty and respect when I can reach a CPU. I promise.
However I have to give credit where its due though---mr tariq nasheed brought these issues to light and he is absolutely right.
And that's another thing---if your father or male figure is out of the home---why can't both BW and BMs find positive figures in church environments?---the church is the staple of the black community IMO.
I agree...but people don't go to church like they used to. I grew up in church...and when I saw grew up i mean grew up...Sundays 1st & 3rd Mondays...Wednesdays and the occassional Friday and Saturdays...sadly church is no longer a staple in our community....that saying "it takes a village to raise a child" is 100% true IMO but these days you can't look at people's kids sideways without getting yelled at...a lady at my job told a lil girl not to play with the heels cuz she might fall...the lil girl started crying like someone was trying to take her and the mother had the nerve to get mad at the store...but i digress...word to Mr. Nasheed...
another thing is the breakdown of the extended family...which can also tie in with the village raising the child...
i think people got a lil comfortable after the Civil Rights movement and feel they don't need God anymore...whether its one or many people of African decent are a spirtutual people...its in our blood...notice how a lot of key figures of the movement were ministers and if even if they weren't were heavily backed by churches...
@Thugnificence A mother can def. teach her child respect...but examples also help...same way alot of boys are being raised by a woman...i doubt she raises him to be disrespectful towards women but without a father to set him straight he really doesn't know how a male/female relationship should work...they experience through trial and error...
For all my readers: "It's Bigger than Hip-Hop" by M.K. Asante addresses a lot of points being made
Originally Posted by shortydoowopp
like what?Originally Posted by HarlemKickDiva
I think too much chnaged after the civil rights movement....
Originally Posted by Prez T
not a matter of flawless , everyone has their faults . many black men are just getting tired of being DISRESPECTED , and so have opted to date women of other races . at the end of the day , if you look at all the big issues and problems black men express in the way black women treat them , theyre all a product of disrespect . not absent-mindedness , not aloofness , not immaturity , not clingyness , but disrespect . thats why in my initial post i said its because women of other races (esp white) are more cooperative / submissive than black women , especially the ones willing to date a black manOriginally Posted by DatZNasty
I gotta go find me some of these fairy tale @%% fllawless everyraceotherthanblack women you dudes know
magnus is right too , black women aren't looking to date outside their race as much as they should be . dont sit around upset you cant find a man yet you refuse to consider anyone outside your race . and thats another thing ... black women more have this 'woe is me , its THEIR fault' mentality when it comes to why black men arent feeling em . if they stepped their game up it wouldnt be a problem .
yall should listen to Tariqs most recent podcast about why women are so confused