Attended a Black Men Brunch today.
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Family Man
Banned
That shyt's for sorority bytches. My nikka was sipping on a Cozmo while getting lectured on manhood by some bougie they/them nikka. Couldn't be me.
"cis hetero straight men"? 
whatever happened to just normal?
whatever happened to just normal?
Piff Perkins
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Basically. Im not even sure why they’d expect that type of language/behavior at a large conference. It’s kinda like profanity warnings…you don’t expect to be told out the gate “no profanity” at a large, professional gathering because it (typically) doesn’t need to be said.
There’s a segment of the community that view black men as thoughtless brutes deserving of scorn and minor charity. Who should sit in the back while black women are championed. I’m tired of it.
Family Man
Banned
True. They need black pathology or the appearance of widespread black pathology to bolster their own standing. The modern day negro activist entire business model is built on pushing black folks further down. How else can they line their pockets and hustle and try to shake down guilt ridden white people, and corporations?
Either nikkas are blind or they refuse to see the con.
These negros that claim to speak for black folks are crooked as fukk. They're also self loathing and have internalized and believe all the lies and negative stereotypes of black people.
Family Man
Banned
You wanna see something funny? Talk shyt (tell the truth) about white liberals and how destructive their policies have been toward black people and see how many of these nikkas rush to their defense and attack you. They do that shyt here on this site too.
Sounds like it could have been a nice event if it was more about uplifting and less about telling brothas what to think.
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
The only safe space for black men are barbershops. If you ain't in the barbershop
Lol my dad hated that assumption. To the point where he would make it known that
“that this boy has a FATHER at home!” on some James Evans shyt.
I’ll never forget the time I’m walking out of my first ever job interview at 16. And I see my pops chopping it up with some random employee and he tell me in the car ride home:
“yeah son, I gotta let folks know, you got a positive male father figure in your life”
I got the job, but them nikkas clowned me for it.
*Sorry to be off topic, but your post triggered some memories
lol sounds like a great dad
The only safe space for black men are barbershops. If you ain't in the barbershop
“They love the barbershop”
why even discuss those terms?
Usually when you meet up with other men, that type of language is the furthest thing from your mind. I dn't get it
if I walk into a brunch I dont think about who there is into smashing other men. I hate that it is a topic.
Usually when you meet up with other men, that type of language is the furthest thing from your mind. I dn't get it
if I walk into a brunch I dont think about who there is into smashing other men. I hate that it is a topic.
We need spaces for straight black men that’s trying to make it in this world
A lot of black people getting positions in society are gay black men, black women and c00ns
None of these groups are going to help pull us up
I’ve worked all types of different jobs and career paths and these 3 groups always try to keep a black man down
A lot of black people getting positions in society are gay black men, black women and c00ns
None of these groups are going to help pull us up
I’ve worked all types of different jobs and career paths and these 3 groups always try to keep a black man down
We did this frequently at my church every Sunday before Rona came through with her sexy ass.... 
desjardins
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Assumed this was in Atlanta 
The disclaimers and rules up front is kind of weird, why would anyones sexuality even be known or come up. Maybe under the context of a discussion around family I guess but still seems weird that they felt that point had to be verbalized
What were the actionable take away items from the brunch? My thing with these events is....they seem pointless. Like what happens after the event that's actually impactful. Then on top of that you often have to pay to go and the organizers essentially make it into a brand and way to make money
The disclaimers and rules up front is kind of weird, why would anyones sexuality even be known or come up. Maybe under the context of a discussion around family I guess but still seems weird that they felt that point had to be verbalized
What were the actionable take away items from the brunch? My thing with these events is....they seem pointless. Like what happens after the event that's actually impactful. Then on top of that you often have to pay to go and the organizers essentially make it into a brand and way to make money
Theodoresolderbreh
No Shorts No Malarkey
"Boy get us some Worchestershire sauce and clean off that damn table fo i whip yo ass"
