Ok, my mistake for misunderstanding.The fact that when men "bedwench/swirl/buck" they aren't pushing an agenda/ideal to the public. They do it in silence (for the most part, unless you ask them why)
Dusty dudes on youtube don't count, everyone laughs at them.
This woman is writing novels for the masses and not keeping her ideal to herself. The (white) publishers want to help push the swirling agenda and will use her and others as tools to do so.
So in a roundabout way I agreed with you.
Yeah well you know...black men have enough inspiration blah blah rappers,blah blah athletes. Blah blah black women blah blah 265 years blah blah on our backs. BlahI'm not going to be the one to piss on my sister's parade. We need more black creators in the market, showing that our culture, history can be rich and inspiring.
I will say that I have observed a trend of division when it comes to black people, or more specifically black women wanting to inspire their people. When a black man talks of inspiring his people, it is open to his people. When black women speak of inspiring, it is typically limited to ''black girls/women".
When does it start airing?
You already know what's about to go down with that, might make you question how well you know her.
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there needs to be a serious, SERIOUS discussion about these pro-Black Black women shacking up with white men.
this shyt is utterly baffling to me.
I wonder how she'll sneak in the nikkas ain't shyt agenda in the novel. Hard to see how black skin would be hated in a West African setting without the overt presence of cacs but![]()