Black feminist are really going to try to ruin Black Panther too

[IllmaticDaughter]

According to this Black feminist, Black
women are portrayed as harsh, masculine, and subhuman. She got this all from a 90 second trailer.


Cliffs:

• White women have earned the right to have Wonder Woman and be seen as strong. Dark skin women are not, so this video played into stereotypes
• Lupita is sexualized
• Thinks that there is an agenda to show Black women as only strong, masculine, and fighting at the front lines
• "Why can't be girly princesses that are light and airy"
• "We don't need anything that adds to the dark skin agenda"
• "Black feminists won't agree cause they like seeing masculine Black women, and African matriarchs"
• This is a win for Black men and not Black women.

Now I would understand her sentiments if they Dora we're built like

But this is the physical extreme end for the Dora. If you think that's a masculine body type, you're a c00n.

You don't see White women calling their own masculine.

The Lupita thing is also complete nonsense. She's hypersexualzing a Black woman for just strutting.

This bytch wants to sound woke but she comes off more like a White supremacist. The hoteps are just as bad too. The fact that they think embracing African culture is somehow degrading tells you exactly how their minds actually work

 

[IllmaticDaughter]

The way these people try to talk around their own Internalized racism is sad

 

[Critical Distance]

A lot of black feminists just want to be white women.

 

[Action Mike]

So glad these mentally people are a minority living on the Internet

Miserable motherfukkers

 

[Koba St]

If we ignore these people they'll eventually shut up and go away. They do this shyt for attention and the fact this thread exists(which by the way will do numbers) means they've won. Anyway, I've said my piece and I'm it even going to bother watching that video or giving this any more attention than it deserves.

 

[Paper Boi]

all i know is real feminists i'm cool with. they don't hate men.


twitter feminists are something else though. if they kill the movie then it's just further evidence that they aren't feminists and that they just hate men.

 

[Wiles]

fukk em

 

[Aphrodite]

We need clear stable definitions if what femininity is and masculinity.

Also, why does it seem like its always an extreme with us (aspiring for hyperfeminity and hypermasculinity)? Why does it always have to be so extra?

I remember the outrage Black men felt about the Black woman taking down the flag and they really blew it out of proportion talking about how she emasculated Black men and she was probably an agent or apart of the agenda to rid straight Black men. Some stupid shyt like that.


Short or bald heads on women have really nothing to do with femininity. Lol

 

[Canon]

this is our movie(black men) bytch

nah this aint some empowerment piece for you black femic*nts

 

[IllmaticDaughter]

this is our movie(black men) bytch

nah this aint some empowerment piece for you black femic*nts

Work on your reading comprehension skills

 

[WaveGang]

That ain't lupita, ain't that michonne

 

[IllmaticDaughter]

That ain't lupita, ain't that michonne

Yeah, the girl called out all of the Dora as being masculine in the video except for Lupita who is apparently hypersexual. I assume that Danai(Michonne) is the Dora with the highest muscle mass and it's not like she's built like Leslie Jones so you can't really call any of them masculine.

 

[Canon]

Work on your reading comprehension skills

i don't care what her issue is this movie aint a vehicle for it

 

[IllmaticDaughter]

i don't care what her issue is this movie aint a vehicle for it

My mistake, I thought that was directed towards me

 

[WHIPPEDCream]

this is our movie(black men) bytch

nah this aint some empowerment piece for you black femic*nts

According to who? As far as I am concerned, I saw both black men & black women in that film.

But of course, I'm sure you would prefer to only see Black men in it.