Are black women really unprotected? Are we really failing our women?

[Jesus Bhrist]

I see all the hashtags like protect black women or believe black women or some kind of variation and my question is do black women really have a legitimate claim to feel unprotected? If so what are they? I want a sincere and genuine discussion

 

[EBK String]

All black people are unprotected in America. Blaming black men for the effects of white surpremacy is c00n babble.

 

[Majestic]

All black people are unprotected in America.

you could not have said this better. facts.

 

[Jesus Bhrist]

Black men are the most homeless, uneducated, imprisoned, killed by police, high homicide rates etc so being the female counterpart of black men it makes sense in theory but why do they blame us and not the system that created these institutional issues? why divest from black men and not the system that is causing this??

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Yes. My generation definitely failed our women - we're too lustful over them, openly and publicly disrespectful, we don't protect them from outside entities from exploitation.

We're given a pass to do this because it breeds dysfunction, and the more dysfunctional we are, the more wealth this builds for "others"....that's for another topic though

 

[Majestic]

basically it's the ugly black women who werent chose by the brothas in high school and college pushing this. I've never seen a good looking black woman say this nonsense. just because brehs didn't choose you back then to date don't mean you're not protected . you've probably also come across fools saying protect black women even the uglys ones. like why even mentions the ugly ones? when someone says protect black women then it means protect all black women, nott just specific ones. never have i come a across a black person say protect only good looking black people.

It all comes downs to dating, sex and them seeing brehs with beautiful women in the media and back in high school and college.

 

[Tom Foolery]

Your man is suppose to protect you. So it's a reflection of ones self.

 

[johnedwarduado]

If you have black skin , or non white skin in america you have a reason to feel unprotected, you dont have any rights and can be murdered in cold blood and your killers will get the weekend for holiday and get tons of support

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Go to Chicago and disrespect a black man's woman, see how long you last

 

[Matt504]

we live under a global system of white supremacy, this is only a valid question in a world where that's not the case. The failure of Black women happened long before any of us were around, before they were "Black".

 

[ba'al]

Have you ever been to the United States aren't you from Germany or some shyt nikka?

If you have black skin , or non white skin in america you have a reason to feel unprotected, you dont have any rights and can be murdered in cold blood and your killers will get the weekend for holiday and get tons of support

 

[Wear My Dawg's Hat]

Presumably, in a "patriarchal" society, men are expected to protect women.

However, for the past sixty years, American women (of all colors) have been fighting to end
the so-called "patriarchal" orientation of the society.

Moreover, Black American society is matriarchal and women/mother-centered, and has been for eons.

Please make it all make sense.

 

[johnedwarduado]

Have you ever been to the United States aren't you from Germany or some shyt nikka?

Stfu p*ssy ass nikka dont quote me or try to question me , fukk nikka

 

[Jesus Bhrist]

Your man is suppose to protect you. So it's a reflection of ones self.

i agree but why are black men collectively judged and generalized by a small minority in our community but whites & nonblacks are romanticized and placed on pedestals? Is this a psyops by the government & media to further divide black men and women or are black women more susceptible to the propaganda because of this supposed bad treatment by black men?

 

[ba'al]

Stfu p*ssy ass nikka dont quote me or try to question me , fukk nikka

What's your cashapp fam. Let me send you some money I know that's just the hunger pain talking.