Action Mike
All praise..
Not your brothers until you need your brothers.
Black People need to dead this "P.O.C./Intersectionality" bullsh1t.
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Not your brothers until you need your brothers.
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
Group preservation is self preservation. Black people often only about themselves and that's the problem. If blacks want to improve, we need to work together like whites', Asians, etc.
Cel 510 kid ados forever
Veteran
Racism / Race Baiting
Bra check the black community before we allowed single moms to become the norm poverty to become the norm etc. Those situations breed nikkars which is the worst black people. And gives good blacks a bad name.
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Proportionately ? Show the stats...
Black women bought into feminism over long term black unity
and the creation of black wealth, companies and communities
The very mechanism these cacettes used to "free" BW
has imprisoned them to a life time of "beauty inferiority"
Can you expand on this point? It's very interesting
This is a good question, that I do not have the full answer to.
They do have societal power over the representations of Black men and women worldwide: misogynoir (whether you take it as a serious issue or not) permeated the representations of Black women in every media outlet, and it wasn't White people, it was Black men.
Societal power can be broken up, just as the President is a Black man and has power over the lives of thousands of Syrians and Afghanis, Sudanese and Mexicans, he also has limits.
This answer could probably ramble on an incredibly long time, but Black men certainly do have access to power over certain modes of production, some governance power, and some control over forms of media.
I'll have to think about this and get back to you on that.
I don't understand why some of you all can't accept that we can focus on Black empowerment as a whole while recognizing that there are different issues within our own community that need to be tackled.
Men and women do face different issues. There is a cultural difference between rich Blacks and poor Blacks. Sometimes, immigrant Blacks can get treated better with a golden spoon from Cac America than Black Americans themselves.
Recognizing these differences of problems and actively working towards them to help make our community as a whole doesn't take away from Black empowerment. In my opinion, it adds to it.
Regardless, I really don't ever see pan-africanism working. Cultural can run deeper than race and lets be honest, Black Americans still have a history and experience vastly different from native born Africans. I know of some Africans who never really get it until they actually emigrate to America themselves.
I mean shyt, even non-American Asians are notorious for not wanting to claim their American Asian brethren and Latinos aren't 100% percent on solidarity among themselves either (they do clarify a difference among their own nationalities). However, since the USA loves to put everybody in a neat box, it's something hard for us to comprehend.
All this might sound very unpopular on this site but I'm just speaking from observations and experience.
Men and women do face different issues. There is a cultural difference between rich Blacks and poor Blacks. Sometimes, immigrant Blacks can get treated better with a golden spoon from Cac America than Black Americans themselves.
Recognizing these differences of problems and actively working towards them to help make our community as a whole doesn't take away from Black empowerment. In my opinion, it adds to it.
Regardless, I really don't ever see pan-africanism working. Cultural can run deeper than race and lets be honest, Black Americans still have a history and experience vastly different from native born Africans. I know of some Africans who never really get it until they actually emigrate to America themselves.
I mean shyt, even non-American Asians are notorious for not wanting to claim their American Asian brethren and Latinos aren't 100% percent on solidarity among themselves either (they do clarify a difference among their own nationalities). However, since the USA loves to put everybody in a neat box, it's something hard for us to comprehend.
All this might sound very unpopular on this site but I'm just speaking from observations and experience.
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
Neil Tyson
YYZ
Well I'm letting you know you're about to lose what little green you have left. I do recall posting something like this ages back.
Where does the brekaup of "Black" stop though? Does it begin and end with Black Americans who's ancestors were enslaved? What about third and forth-generation African immigrants? West Indians in the US? Afro-Latino/Afro-Asian?
Its not as simple as meets the eye.
lightbearerchef
Von!!!
Time 2 get off tha net & start makin moves ppl
lol thats not normative at all.
lol.
lol.