Black people need more patriarchy not less

[Big Mountain Hélà]

 

[The Burger King]

Why have I never seen this thread until now? Good lord, the male feminists came out in full force in this one.

 

[⠀X ⠀]

Of course. Every successful community is a patriarchy.

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

Without even reading.

Yes, we know.

 

[ignorethis]

To have patriarchy you need large supply of men capable and willing to lead, as well as women capable and willing to be lead.

I would argue there is a shortage of that in blacks in the West.

But it’s not as simple as claiming patriarchy is better, because majority of Africa is super patriarchal, and it still sucks for the most part.

Patriarchy is on its way out globally, places like Black America and South Africa just experienced westoid designed matriarchy 50-60 years earlier than everyone else.

The West is changing because white men loss to white women, not other men. Mediocre white men are revolting because they can’t cope with the loss of status.

Get used to it and adjust to progressive minded thinking as far as politics and culture, nothing stays static forever and we’ll never know what can work in the future without discourse and ideas.

 

[BlackJesus]

To have patriarchy you need large supply of men capable and willing to lead, as well as women capable and willing to be lead.

I would argue there is a shortage of that in blacks in the West.

But it’s not as simple as claiming patriarchy is better, because majority of Africa is super patriarchal, and it still sucks for the most part.

Patriarchy is on its way out globally, places like Black America and South Africa just experienced westoid designed matriarchy 50-60 years earlier than everyone else.

The West is changing because white men loss to white women, not other men. Mediocre white men are revolting because they can’t cope with the loss of status.

Get used to it and adjust to progressive minded thinking as far as politics and culture, nothing stays static forever and we’ll never know what can work in the future without discourse and ideas.

Africa would also suck if it were a matriarchy. Its problems are not found in the patriarchy/matriarchy dichotomy. It has a lack of strong institutions and an uneducated population. The countries that fixed those problems suck much less. Lots of people n Africa are barely literate

Black America is different. If went from not sucking under patriarchy to sucking under a matriarchy

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

Ya'll wanna be the oppressor so bad



Crazy how "creative" the community is supposed to be yet most of ya'll can't think of any way to live outside of following behind the same people you claim are evil in any other conversation.

Starting to see many don't actually hate WM...they envy them.

 

[Treblemaka]

Black people need to unite and do whats best for our children. That means raising them collaboratisucceed. The same household in a way that gives them the best chance to succed.

It means only nutting in a woman when you plan on raising children with her together instead because you were bored on a Thursday.
It means being a well adjusted human being with boundaries and standards that can communicate and manage their emotions before choosing to bring another life in this world.

Patriarchy wasn't the reason we made it through the trauma that is America history, uniting for our families is.
Patriarchy does not have a single example of being successful while not being repressive.


Some yall want to be the rabbit with the gun. The problem is youre not going to use the gun to shoot the hunter, youre going to use it to shoot another rabbit.

 

[ignorethis]

Africa would also suck if it were a matriarchy. Its problems are not found in the patriarchy/matriarchy dichotomy. It has a lack of strong institutions and an uneducated population. The countries that fixed those problems suck much less. Lots of people n Africa are barely literate

Black America is different. If went from not sucking under patriarchy to sucking under a matriarchy

Dudes like Tommy Curry would argue Black America never had patriarchy, that black men never had more power than black women in Black America going back to the slavery era.

So I don’t know how you could argue it went from not sucking under patriarchy, the rise of power for black women coincided with the Civil Rights Act.

Black America made major strides post Civil Rights Act, both black men and women, but I would argue that as time went on Republicans stripped away benefits/safety nets for low income black men with the Democrats putting up no resistance to this.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Africa would also suck if it were a matriarchy. Its problems are not found in the patriarchy/matriarchy dichotomy. It has a lack of strong institutions and an uneducated population. The countries that fixed those problems suck much less. Lots of people n Africa are barely literate

Black America is different. If went from not sucking under patriarchy to sucking under a matriarchy

This is openly racist framing and I don't understand why it is acceptable on here. You're not even describing any kind of institution, you're making a blanket claim that an entire continent "lacks intelligence" or is "barely literate," as if that's inherent rather than manufactured through centuries of extraction and exploitation. It's ahistorical nonsense dressed up as sociopolitical commentary.

Same with your claims about Black Americans. You're reducing complicated social outcomes to a shallow gender narrative. You can't ignore how Black American communities were shaped by slavery, Jim Crow, redlining, targeted policing, mass incarceration, and economic displacement. All of those things stripped communities of wealth, removed men from households through imprisonment and discriminatory labor practices, and systematically destabilized the economic foundation of those neighborhoods.

You're trying to flip cause and effect by trying to blame it all on "matriarchy," when the family structure changed because of state policy and economic coercion. That's the same kind of Moynihan Report bullshyt that blames Black culture instead of acknowledging what the government and economic system actually did. That narrative has been debunked for decades. Repackaging it in some red-pill rhetoric doesn't make it any less false or any less racist.