Could someone explain "Protect Black Women"?

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So why dont Zaddy protect em? They spent years and platforms talking about how worthless we are and now the beast kicking their whole ass off they want black men again.. Fukk all of that and fukk them. I protect the women whom are deserving of my protection

Now however.. To those giggling azz nikkas that rather film shyt and do nothing while they seeing sistas violated.. Thats a problem and they deserve no respect
 

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i'd like some of thes black females to post statistics of how many black women are abused, beaten raped, whatever, a year by black men.

let's start there - provide objective facts and statistics that prove that the issues being discussed are even an actual phenomenon.

i have the stats in reference to the abuse black men and children suffer at the hands of black females.

i wasn't trying to turn this into that, but now it has to be that. the idea of men being abusive just because we're men is laughable. we need some actual factuals.
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“The statistics on domestic violence in the United States are disturbing. 1 in 3 women and 1 in 10 men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. Each year, domestic violence is estimated to affect 10 million people in the United States.


Yet for Black women, the numbers are even more stark. More than 40% of Black women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime, according to the Institute of Women’s Policy Research’s Status of Black Women in the United States. In comparison, 31.5% of all women will experience domestic violence. A report from the National Center for Victims of Crime found that 53.8% of Black women had experienced psychological abuse, while 41.2% of Black women had experienced physical abuse.


More disturbingly, Black women are 2.5 times more likely to be murdered by men than white women. In the overwhelming majority of these cases — 92% — the person who killed them knew their victim. 56%of these homicides were committed by a current or former intimate partner. Nearly all —92% — of these killings were intra-racial, which means that they were committed by a Black man against a Black woman.

The underlying causes of domestic violence are the same for all women — and are often more pronounced for Black women.”

Keep in mind, these are only the cases reported b/c violence against blk women is frequently underreported due to understanding of racism in the police system and fear of consequences for blk male partners.

When abuse occurs, they are less likely to be believed and supported. A reportpublished by Georgetown Law Center found that “adults view Black girls as less innocent and more adult-like than their white peers.”
Attitudes and jokes like these contribute to the perpetuation of these racist ideas about blk women.
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About 22 percent of Black women in the United States have experienced rape. Forty percent will experience intimate partner violence in their lifetime. And Black women are killed at a higher rate than any other group of women.”


In addition to disproportionate rates of intimate partner homicide and domestic violence, blk girls are also the face of sexual trafficking, prostitution and enslavement.

The typical face of sexual trafficking in America today matches the faces of the 501 juveniles that have gone missing in the D.C. area in just the first quarter of this year. According to the FBI, 40 percent of victims of sex trafficking are African-Americans, with that number being significantly larger in the major metropolitan areas. In Los Angeles County, the African-American victim rate reaches 92 percent. In overwhelming numbers, the persons most likely to be victimized are vulnerable Black girls and women.”
 

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To be honest, it’s less about random blk men protecting random blk women. It’s more so about changing cultural shifts from “it’s okay to smack a bytch” “Ike Turner”, “dem girls fast”, glorification of pimp culture, and other subcultural norms that get swept under the rug of some men in our race thinking this shyt is synonymous with masculinity. Some blk men wish to take their frustrations from white supremacy out on their women.

We’ve had DECADES of music, media, movies glorifying the abuse of black women. This combined with poverty, drugs, systemic racism, broken families creates these vulnerabilities.

Moving away from unhealthy and abusive paradigms in regards to women and confronting these types is where the real protection is. The best protection for black women is confronting this ignorance and eliminating it from our culture.

However, simultaneously Black women play a MASSIVE role in protecting themselves and black men as well. Namely in having the discernment to avoid drama instead of running to it out of a mentally warped desire for validation. Black women really need to take a hard look in the mirror and seek therapy to break their own cycles of abuse that many continually and willingly enter into.

Black women making better decisions also protects blk men by helping to prevent the need for blk men to INCREASE the risk death they ALREADY carry from systemic racism, by placing them in the precarious position of defending someone who shouldn’t be with someone who is abusive in the first place.:stopitslime:
 

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To be honest, it’s less about random blk men protecting random blk women. It’s more so about changing cultural shifts from “it’s okay to smack a bytch” “Ike Turner”, “dem girls fast”, glorification of pimp culture, and other subcultural norms that get swept under the rug of some men in our race thinking this shyt is synonymous with masculinity. Some blk men wish to take their frustrations from white supremacy out on their women.

We’ve had DECADES of music, media, movies glorifying the abuse of black women. This combined with poverty, drugs, systemic racism, broken families creates these vulnerabilities.

Moving away from unhealthy and abusive paradigms in regards to women and confronting these types is where the real protection is. The best protection for black women is confronting this ignorance and eliminating it from our culture.

However, simultaneously Black women play a MASSIVE role in protecting themselves and black men as well. Namely in having the discernment to avoid drama instead of running to it out of a mentally warped desire for validation. Black women really need to take a hard look in the mirror and seek therapy to break their own cycles of abuse that many continually and willingly enter into.

Black women making better decisions also protects blk men by helping to prevent the need for blk men to INCREASE the risk death they ALREADY carry from systemic racism, by placing them in the precarious position of defending someone who shouldn’t be with someone who is abusive in the first place.:stopitslime:
Two of the most popular threads in TLR right now are this one asking what does 'protect black women' mean, and another thread where there's a bunch of people saying Tina Turner deserved to get beat. Something tells me TLR isn't the best place for a reasonable discussion. :mjlol:
 

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Two of the most popular threads in TLR right now are this one asking what does 'protect black women' mean, and another thread where there's a bunch of people saying Tina Turner deserved to get beat. Something tells me TLR isn't the best place for a reasonable discussion. :mjlol:
Yep. There are threads where posters try to justify landlords and police officers sexually harassing tenants and people they pull over.
Pimps are damn near deified, even tho nobody wants to talk about the fact that them prostitutes and sex trafficking victims start as young kids.

Meanwhile, White supremacy disrupting our communities with mass incarceration, drugs, poverty, racial terrorism, lynching, homicide, and economic depression creates communities that make families more vulnerable to abuse from inside and outside sources.
So we have a fight on three fronts: toxic misogyny, white supremacy, and blk female toxic victimhood mentality.

I’d argue that the last front is the most important way blk women can be safer—protect urself with ur choices.
An ounce of prevention...

(and before the Cult of the Black Woman comes in trying to give me the Kerry Washington how could you face—no I don’t blame legitimate victims. But I’m not willing to gloss over the role a lot of blk women have played in placing themselves in these positions either.)
 

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Its a message to all of the giggling ass nikkas that be watching and recording any time they see a black woman getting hemmed up in real life by cacs and etc.... We done seen too many videos where some hoe ass Asian nail or hair tech is fighting a black woman and nobody is trying to jump in for her sake or at least break it up. That's pretty much the reason the phrase came about.

its useless twitter babble that should be ignored outside of that scenario tho.
You know what happen when a black man tried to stop that from happening? He through a brick in the door and got arrested. None of those broads be thought he was protecting helped. They just kept giving them their money.

How about that time when the Asian hair stores was putting hands on those sisters and black men was out there protesting. They put a damn sell on wigs and those bytches were doing all that they could to get to those wigs. All while screaming at the same black men that were protesting the spot.

When they say protection, they really mean attack dog. They want to be absolved of their bad decision making.
 
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To be honest, it’s less about random blk men protecting random blk women. It’s more so about changing cultural shifts from “it’s okay to smack a bytch” “Ike Turner”, “dem girls fast”, glorification of pimp culture, and other subcultural norms that get swept under the rug of some men in our race thinking this shyt is synonymous with masculinity. Some blk men wish to take their frustrations from white supremacy out on their women.

I think to a certain extent, it’s also about random black men protecting black women. In this very thread, there are alleged black guys stating that they have no desire to protect women. Yet these same guys demand submission. There is a disconnect here.

How many times do we have to witness black women being degraded, either by words or actual physical abuse, only to hear black boys/men recording and laughing in the background. There is a disconnect here.
 

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“The statistics on domestic violence in the United States are disturbing. 1 in 3 women and 1 in 10 men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. Each year, domestic violence is estimated to affect 10 million people in the United States.


Yet for Black women, the numbers are even more stark. More than 40% of Black women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime, according to the Institute of Women’s Policy Research’s Status of Black Women in the United States. In comparison, 31.5% of all women will experience domestic violence. A report from the National Center for Victims of Crime found that 53.8% of Black women had experienced psychological abuse, while 41.2% of Black women had experienced physical abuse.


More disturbingly, Black women are 2.5 times more likely to be murdered by men than white women. In the overwhelming majority of these cases — 92% — the person who killed them knew their victim. 56%of these homicides were committed by a current or former intimate partner. Nearly all —92% — of these killings were intra-racial, which means that they were committed by a Black man against a Black woman.

The underlying causes of domestic violence are the same for all women — and are often more pronounced for Black women.”

Keep in mind, these are only the cases reported b/c violence against blk women is frequently underreported due to understanding of racism in the police system and fear of consequences for blk male partners.

When abuse occurs, they are less likely to be believed and supported. A reportpublished by Georgetown Law Center found that “adults view Black girls as less innocent and more adult-like than their white peers.”
Attitudes and jokes like these contribute to the perpetuation of these racist ideas about blk women.
kevin-hart-twitter.jpg


About 22 percent of Black women in the United States have experienced rape. Forty percent will experience intimate partner violence in their lifetime. And Black women are killed at a higher rate than any other group of women.”


In addition to disproportionate rates of intimate partner homicide and domestic violence, blk girls are also the face of sexual trafficking, prostitution and enslavement.

The typical face of sexual trafficking in America today matches the faces of the 501 juveniles that have gone missing in the D.C. area in just the first quarter of this year. According to the FBI, 40 percent of victims of sex trafficking are African-Americans, with that number being significantly larger in the major metropolitan areas. In Los Angeles County, the African-American victim rate reaches 92 percent. In overwhelming numbers, the persons most likely to be victimized are vulnerable Black girls and women.”

Even outside of domestic disputes and sexual violence, black women are also most likely to die from childbirth.
Why is that? Because black women dont receive the same level of care as other women.

But apparently everything that happens to black women is our own doing and we get the same treatment as all other women according to some here.
 

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You made some bullshyt and he retorted it. All you did was giggle my nikka.

i said spending time talking bad on random birds on the internet is a waste of time and he felt a way and decided to specify the random birds he was shytting on like i give a fukk, since you that nikka father now coming all through to defend him. son aint retort shyt, get off my line wit your bullshyt
 

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You know what happen when a black man tried to stop that from happening? He through a brick in the door and got arrested. None of those broads be thought he was protecting helped. They just kept giving them their money.

How about that time when the Asian hair stores was putting hands on those sisters and black men was out there protesting. They put a damn sell on wigs and those bytches were doing all that they could to get to those wigs. All while screaming at the same black men that were protesting the spot.

When they say protection, they really mean attack dog. They want to be absolved of their bad decision making.
Breh

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this sounds like something they would do.

That’s exactly what I hear when they say that:

Attack dog.


And I know it’s what they mean because I’ve had black women ask me to do it.

I just laughed at em.
 

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i said spending time talking bad on random birds on the internet is a waste of time and he felt a way and decided to specify the random birds he was shytting on like i give a fukk, since you that nikka father now coming all through to defend him. son aint retort shyt, get off my line wit your bullshyt
You give a fukk because you stopped in this thread and posted your thoughts on it.

The fukk you mean get off your line lil nikka. We ain’t on the phone having a discussion bozo.
 
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