Black Womans Apology
- Thread starter mcellas
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What?
Where are all these white women to help conquer black men?
Man, I think women hate each other so bad, yall just make up shyt to feel better about yourselves.
A lot of problems with race is because women are catty, and just love to compare themselves to each other. Men end up getting involved, and then it turns to something else. I learned this years ago. With men, a lot of time we can talk out our issues(unless the men are bytchmade), and find ways to get along. With women, a lot of time they are just childish, and petty, so nothing gets accomplished. This is why you can't have a picture of a chick of another race without them bringing up race all the time. I don't care what race it is, they will always find something to complain about when it comes to another chick, then turn around and do the same shyt the other chick does. You will lose your mind trying to get women to think more mature, and she will lose respect for you for trying to get her to change. It's a waste of time. You need women, I know i do, but I know not to take them serious. Most, not all, some think more maturely, and more easier to deal with, and rationalize with.
Not to me
Ok that's great....blessed be the breh that runs into you, but with "Scandal" running, the bedwench campaign increases......so there will be less of "your type" in light of this fact
TMNT4000
Superstar
Come on breh, some black women use the legal system to push the father out of the kids life.
Don't make it seem like black women is innocent on their kids not having a father in their lives.
Rep.People really see what they want to see!
You mean to tell me, all she got out of our history in this country is the black man just sitting back, while everything is getting fukked up, and we just suddenly got to where we are at now from magic?
What about all those rebellions such as Nat Turner, and the Gullah wars? It wasn't women doing the fighting like that.
Then what about after slavery when we got our weight up, and started towns, business's, and educated? I guess men just sat by the side while whites, and black women did it, right?
What about the civil rights movement when black men was standing up in various ways for our people to come up whether it was the Martin Luther King,jr style, or the Malcolm X style, or the Black panther style? I guess these men were imaginary, right?
If anything all of these men should have you loving black men(in ideology) because they constantly fought against a system MUCH larger then them, and made a change that bettered EVERYONE. Unfortunately, since the late 1960's, breaking up the family has slowly been happening so, the reality of how things happened has been replaced by anger of recent times. People sure do have short term memory, and only remember the bad times. And its our own people doing it,a long with others
TMNT4000
Superstar
Please run threw a high speed highway.:annoy:
Duckman
Private D1ck/Family Man
So now we're just gonna act like its possible for a human to live for 10k years?
If you're gonna bullshyt at least make it believable.
1717 is 10k?
According to my calculations.
Really, it's a nice sentiment but we weren't even a people. We were brought over here, different tribes, different languages, different regions of Africa separated from people we may have known. Didn't share anything with each other but the experience of slavery. This concept of pan africanism did not exist in slave south. We were strangers put together and forced to co-exist. He wasn't her man or protector anymore than she was his woman and support.
We developed a culture and togetherness but it was as slaves. It was always precarious and subject to being broke apart. It never included the expectation that a black man would protect a black woman because if you were black you were neither a man or a woman but a slave. In other words, slaves wouldn't be dissapointed another slave did not protect them from "massa". Slaves would lay low or revolt but would work together with an understanding.
In our collective experiences we did become a people. In freedom, black men did a lot as did black women to advance our people. Any distrust would come as late as integration took hold and people became co-opted. And IMHO black women are much more guilty of being co-opted from perms and weaves to acceptance of stat quo, lack of entrepeneurialism, and office job aspirations. A lot of it is a function of being a woman and seeking security, but I do see black men as the standard bearers of any black culture and typically across races this is a woman's role.
In any event, I see this as something better directed towards the African nations or tribes that put us into slavery if there has to be an intra people apology.
We developed a culture and togetherness but it was as slaves. It was always precarious and subject to being broke apart. It never included the expectation that a black man would protect a black woman because if you were black you were neither a man or a woman but a slave. In other words, slaves wouldn't be dissapointed another slave did not protect them from "massa". Slaves would lay low or revolt but would work together with an understanding.
In our collective experiences we did become a people. In freedom, black men did a lot as did black women to advance our people. Any distrust would come as late as integration took hold and people became co-opted. And IMHO black women are much more guilty of being co-opted from perms and weaves to acceptance of stat quo, lack of entrepeneurialism, and office job aspirations. A lot of it is a function of being a woman and seeking security, but I do see black men as the standard bearers of any black culture and typically across races this is a woman's role.
In any event, I see this as something better directed towards the African nations or tribes that put us into slavery if there has to be an intra people apology.
Drummage_EL
Pro
FinesseKing
Banned
No I wouldn't... I wouldnt be able to wake up and look in the mirror or live with myself knowing I let another man violate my wife and kids. That's not being a tough guy, that's being a man that loves his family deeply. I would rather be tortured to death...
