Yea we know nikka lol it's pretty obvious. Y'all let this former stripper sex worker talk shyt about y'all goofy no spine having asses daily
Black men need to go on a Charlie Kirk like tour debunking Black women's lies.
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Unbothered
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So, in other words, you're advocating for Black men to tour around the country disparaging Black women's accomplishments 
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People like OP will swear that they're all about peace and unity but constantly go around spreading dysfunction. I just don't believe that one can call themselves a proud Black man who cares about his community while being jealous, envious, and/or refusing to be proud of his own Black women succeeding in life.
The average Black woman does not hate Black men, let alone sit around rooting for the average Black man to fail. In a world full of racism, prejudice, and bigotry, Black women are our biggest supporters. Some of you guys are too hung up on social media antics, etc. It's time to go outside, learn to socialize with Black women, and appreciate them as individuals, as women, and bond with them (without sex being a factor) to better understand them overall.
The truth is that a lot of you seem to be emotionally—not sexually, but emotionally—disconnected from Black women. I make that distinction because I don't doubt that many of you have a sexual attraction to Black women, but besides that, there's nothing else that binds you closer to her. The issue is that some of you don't have connections with Black women unless it revolves around sex, dating, and family ties, which leads to the disconnect stemming from that lack of relationship.
This is why young Black boys and girls need to have friendships so that when they grow up, they can understand and relate to each other—not only physically and sexually, but most importantly, emotionally.
?People like OP will swear that they're all about peace and unity but constantly go around spreading dysfunction. I just don't believe that one can call themselves a proud Black man who cares about his community while being jealous, envious, and/or refusing to be proud of his own Black women succeeding in life.
The average Black woman does not hate Black men, let alone sit around rooting for the average Black man to fail. In a world full of racism, prejudice, and bigotry, Black women are our biggest supporters. Some of you guys are too hung up on social media antics, etc. It's time to go outside, learn to socialize with Black women, and appreciate them as individuals, as women, and bond with them (without sex being a factor) to better understand them overall.
The truth is that a lot of you seem to be emotionally—not sexually, but emotionally—disconnected from Black women. I make that distinction because I don't doubt that many of you have a sexual attraction to Black women, but besides that, there's nothing else that binds you closer to her. The issue is that some of you don't have connections with Black women unless it revolves around sex, dating, and family ties, which leads to the disconnect stemming from that lack of relationship.
This is why young Black boys and girls need to have friendships so that when they grow up, they can understand and relate to each other—not only physically and sexually, but most importantly, emotionally.
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You could have talked about the many Great Black Men who did College tours. MLK went to many colleges. Malcolm X did the the College tours too. James Baldwin spread his message at college. When Muhammad Ali got suspended in 1967 for protesting the Vietnam War, he toured Colleges to make money to fight his case that he won in the Supreme Court. Why are you propping up a Mediocre White Boy who was a Community College Dropout?? His legacy pales in comparison to the others you coulda talked about
Bro, shut the fukk up with this goofy ass shyt. You’ve been exposed several times on here for lying, one of the most egregious cases being you using a black woman’s photos pretending to be a black woman on this site. That’s far worse than anything being said in here, it’s always you nikkas with shady tendencies that spout this male feminist garbage.So, in other words, you're advocating for Black men to tour around the country disparaging Black women's accomplishments
People like OP will swear that they're all about peace and unity but constantly go around spreading dysfunction. I just don't believe that one can call themselves a proud Black man who cares about his community while being jealous, envious, and/or refusing to be proud of his own Black women succeeding in life.
The average Black woman does not hate Black men, let alone sit around rooting for the average Black man to fail. In a world full of racism, prejudice, and bigotry, Black women are our biggest supporters. Some of you guys are too hung up on social media antics, etc. It's time to go outside, learn to socialize with Black women, and appreciate them as individuals, as women, and bond with them (without sex being a factor) to better understand them overall.
The truth is that a lot of you seem to be emotionally—not sexually, but emotionally—disconnected from Black women. I make that distinction because I don't doubt that many of you have a sexual attraction to Black women, but besides that, there's nothing else that binds you closer to her. The issue is that some of you don't have connections with Black women unless it revolves around sex, dating, and family ties, which leads to the disconnect stemming from that lack of relationship.
This is why young Black boys and girls need to have friendships so that when they grow up, they can understand and relate to each other—not only physically and sexually, but most importantly, emotionally.
Literal spineless ass nikkas bro. So neutered and emasculated that someone suggesting that black men protect our image offends them.
Like, at this point, I somewhat see why these bytches feel so comfortable disrespecting and lying on us.
These old simp nikkas are fukking clowns. I realized that a few weeks back when I heard an old head say The Color Purple is his favorite movie.
So basically he's just a rage baiting troll.
Voice of Reason
Veteran
Too far man too far. We as Black Americans need to combat the propaganda from white supremacist sources without disparaging each other.
There are a lot of agents on this board.So, in other words, you're advocating for Black men to tour around the country disparaging Black women's accomplishments
People like OP will swear that they're all about peace and unity but constantly go around spreading dysfunction. I just don't believe that one can call themselves a proud Black man who cares about his community while being jealous, envious, and/or refusing to be proud of his own Black women succeeding in life.
The average Black woman does not hate Black men, let alone sit around rooting for the average Black man to fail. In a world full of racism, prejudice, and bigotry, Black women are our biggest supporters. Some of you guys are too hung up on social media antics, etc. It's time to go outside, learn to socialize with Black women, and appreciate them as individuals, as women, and bond with them (without sex being a factor) to better understand them overall.
The truth is that a lot of you seem to be emotionally—not sexually, but emotionally—disconnected from Black women. I make that distinction because I don't doubt that many of you have a sexual attraction to Black women, but besides that, there's nothing else that binds you closer to her. The issue is that some of you don't have connections with Black women unless it revolves around sex, dating, and family ties, which leads to the disconnect stemming from that lack of relationship.
This is why young Black boys and girls need to have friendships so that when they grow up, they can understand and relate to each other—not only physically and sexually, but most importantly, emotionally.
Idk one BW who isn't completely obsessed with having and keeping a BM.
Unbothered
All Star
My brotha, you have to learn how to let petty grievances, hate, and anger go, or else they will eat up inside of you. I have no qualms with you, let alone have any desire to beef and fight with you. The only thing I have in mind is resolution. Why? Because I care about my brothas and sistas, yes, that also includes you, despite your disdain for me, I value having healthy and peaceful relationships not only with my sisters but my brothers as well.
Now, even though we all may not see eye-to-eye sometimes, I've learned to put aside my differences, swallow my pride, and sometimes accept humility if it can bring us together for the betterment of the community. I'm willing to make those sacrifices because I believe they are necessary if we're going to move forward as a people, especially in this country, where Black people are always under scrutiny.
I come into these threads hoping that by expressing the importance of swallowing pride and learning to make personal sacrifices and seeing the bigger picture which is repairing any burned bridges between Black men and women. I do not come into these threads to perpetuate that I am better, without flaws, or a master of understanding women, etc; no, I have plenty of flaws, lack of knowledge in certain areas, and have had my share of humiliating moments, but I'm always looking to improve myself by making sacrifices.
Either you can choose to allow your disdain of me to continue, further adding to the dysfunction, which serves neither one of us, or our people any good or we can come together as two brothers, put aside our differences, and have a healthy, respectful, understanding conversation about things we can do to fix our community, and develop better relationships with our own women.
I don’t think so, I think he’s mentally ill. He had a previous account that was banned for the same thing and had a history of lying and using other people’s pictures on that account too.
Not trying to disparage. Just saying if a certain subset doesn’t want to be in this together, they can take their chances out there.
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
It’s not an argument because:
1. I didn’t “give“ you anything - I wasn’t even talking to you. I just used your quote to address someone else.
2. It doesn’t matter what you have to say.
If this alleged conversation is really over, then you stop quoting me.
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
One of the most painful lessons I learned growing up is that not all Black folks want to be saved or collectively help each other.
In post-integration society, Black folks slowly have balkanized and in some cases turned on each other. A lot of people want Black to be an incidental characteristic and not part of their identity nor culture. It just is what it is.
These next couple of decades will expose a lot of bad assumptions. Some Black folks will make it on their own or be "saved" by others but they will likely not remain part of the Black community due to isolation, intermarriage, or something else. The rest of us need to hold on and preserve and build where we can.