Studious one
Change names, like change clothes; stay a fly girl
We love you too booShout-out to all the black queens out there. We love y'all.![]()

We love you too booShout-out to all the black queens out there. We love y'all.![]()
The topic is who started the black queen talk. Can't put that on Gen xGen X with the self-destructive shyt for the sake of being "thorough" and being "gangsta"
You are deflecting and all over the place. Thread topic is literally about whether black men impacted blk women with all that “queen” stuff. I just gave examples on some “nah” because of how casual disrespect of black women has been apart of our culture for decades. I didn’t even get into the colorism shyt. I acknowledged it was a two-way street and now you are trying to rewrite history to absolve blk men who participated of any accountablility. I’m not going to deny the shyt I saw just to save face online. If you didn’t see this stuff going down, it’s whatever. I did and apparently several others have too.Ma'am black women for the most call other black women ugly ass bytches.
Black women cause and do more harm to other black women with these sayings than men, but yet you put everything on black men. Stop it ma'am.
If anything, black women are the ones tearing other black women down on some jealous stuff. Women are more quick to hate on another black women, even their own friend
But you don't wanna go down that hole though. Y'all poor, middle class and those with money look down on your own sisters, and it be on some of the silliest shyt, y'all are quick to shyt on your own black woman faster than most men
Women fall out with women all that time. I can't tell you how many women I met who have said, I don't have female friends, I only hang out with dudes etc.
You don't hear black men saying, I don't have male friends, all I hang out is females. You don't hear stories of black men going on guys trips and coming back mad at one another, but you do hear it amongst black women, girls trips be a mess and y'all be at each other necks calling each other this and that
Please stop it
Thanks but we’ve reached this part of the show where we are in denial or mad and denying other people’s actual experiences.Always so eloquently said!![]()
Where did you grow up?! Hairhat hooligans, bed wenches, bulldogs, cockroaches, beady bead(outside of Martin?!), “bytch look like she from Africa”, you heard or were called ALL this shyt in the 90s?!Lol! Add these to the list too.
I forgot “bedwenches”, “cockroach” “beady bead headed” “bytch look like she from Africa”, “manly” “non-submissive” “bulldogs” “nasty” “buss down” “jezebel” “fast” when trying to adultify young black girls or hypersexualize them to justify pedophilic tendencies, “hairhats hooligans” “combative” “aggressive” “attitudinal” “bald-headed bytches” “nappy headed bytches” “scallywag” “ghetto hoe” “bytches with useless degrees” “single moms good for nothing but a bussdown” “goofy bytches” “tainted” “they the problem with the black community” “welfare queen”
I dunno why people act brand new with this shyt. 90s were raw and uncut and no black woman was ever spared casual disrespect. I mean there were chicks protesting it in the 90s and they got told to
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Same dudes today bewhen City girls say “fukk them nikkas”.
It all comes full circle.![]()
I grew up in the dirty south. Where neighborhood boys were trying their hardest to boss up by emulating a lot of “gangsta” shyt…but nobody actually took them seriously initially.Where did you grow up?! Hairhat hooligans, bed wenches, bulldogs, cockroaches, beady bead(outside of Martin?!), “bytch look like she from Africa”, you heard or were called ALL this shyt in the 90s?!Yeah aight
You are deflecting and all over the place. Thread topic is literally about whether black men impacted blk women with all that “queen” stuff. I just gave examples on some “nah” because of how casual disrespect of black women has been apart of our culture for decades. I didn’t even get into the colorism shyt. I acknowledged it was a two-way street and now you are trying to rewrite history to absolve blk men who participated of any accountablility. I’m not going to deny the shyt I saw just to save face online. If you didn’t see this stuff going down, it’s whatever. I did and apparently several others have too.
Results may vary. And just because I wasn’t in college in the 90s doesn’t mean my friends and family weren’t. They can tell you how shyt went down.
You are just rewriting history to avoid acknowledging the role men played in it. This desire to shift blame primarily to women is unhealthy. Men drove and supported most of these toxic elements. Women participated but certainly didn’t create or perpetuate them as much as the men they followed. However, their participation doesnt render them innocent, no more than their male counterparts.No deflecting or anything, I am telling you what I saw in college and how the climate was in the 90s. I also acknowledge where the energy was coming mainly in black society where you pivoted and said that urban black dudes wanted street cred for saying these things in which I said for every 1 black male who you said were saying these things, you had 4-5 cacs and Asians saying the same thing, or wanting the street cred.
I also said, women cause more harm towards women than men
Women are the ones who project the colorism arguments, most media, are ran by women who push the agenda of colorism. Whose on these covers, in these movie roles, casting these folks. Whose supports these movies, TV shows etc.
Let's go down that road. Other and a few dusty rappers, and I really can't name a lot in the 90s that were on that colorism wave, most of that shyt is stirred up from other women hating on other women.
Darkskin women never had a problem getting a husband because that's where and what is all boils down to in the grand scheme of things but all of a sudden, they have a problem in the 2000s and beyond. Well let's look at these talk shows, TV Shows, magazines and movies and see who is pushing this shyt out in our culture.
Women run most of the media that other women subscribe to.