Elle magazine did an article on the black manosphere

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

It’s the same song and dance
Women want all the privileges without the accountability
With every movement there will always be a fringe element of angry people
Just read the femcel shyt that goes over on
https://www.reddit.com/r/FemaleDatingStrategy/
the bottom line is both sexes need to examine themselves in the mirror
The world ain’t like it was 50 years ago
People are more connected and lonely at the same damn time
This shyt is about to get real bleak out here
Men and women are not the same
And we communicate on two different levels
Until folks stop trying to go against nature
It’ll be the same he say/she say articles of bullshyt

 

[Leao2005]

Manosphere is full of weirdos but imma going to assume this article is vastly overstated said sphere while ignoring the female sphere that’s even more dangerous

 

[TEH]

God forbid men have a different opinion.

fukk these blavity shea butter bytches and everyone that love them.

 

[BaggerofTea]

Read the whole thing, pretty reasonable article all in all. A lot of these black manosphere cats are c00ns.

If you have to use white supremacist tropes to attack the woman you were birthed out of, you are a c00n. Plain and simple

 

[OnlyOneBoss]

You wanna hear a woman's p*ssy dry up really fast use the term high value man, hypergamous, and masculine female energy in a 10 minute time frame.



I saw Kevin Samuels all male show and I understand why he doesn't like talking to them, his audience is all loners, gay people, broke people and foreigners.

Let’s keep it real breh, those are the only kinda dudes who actually “need” help from a nikka like Kevin Samuels

 

[The Fade]

Dr. T. Hasan Johnson goated tho

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

That was a well-written article full of some uncomfortable truths.

Like the white Manosphere, the Black Manosphere is right-wing and politically conservative. (Ali proudly said he voted for Trump twice.) Its content creators perpetuate the belief that Black women—not systemic economic, political, or social oppression—are to blame for any inequities Black people, especially Black men, observe in their lives.

Packaging and repackaging this message is how the Manosphere grows its audience. Jamaal Muwwakkil, a Ph.D. candidate and linguist at University of California, Santa Barbara, has been researching conservative political groups as well as the linguistic and cultural memes that conservatives use to recruit young people. Muwwakkil explained how using memes in spaces like the Black Manosphere serve both as tools for community building and self-identification.

“I like to look at [these memes] as cultural signifiers, where I can signal to you who I am, where I'm from, what I know, quickly. By quoting a song lyric or a movie quote or referencing even with my body. It doesn’t even have to be verbal,” Muwwakkil says. “It kind of provides for a plausible deniability, which was the other function of memeing. You get to [joke] your way out of any sticky situations. But if a person believes [your meme], I can see, ‘Ah, you, too, are a man of culture.’”

Perhaps the most striking aspect of the Black Manosphere is the immense amount of pain its content creators appear to be in, even as they dispense supposedly clear-eyed truths. Their own rejection and ostracization has been transmuted into a blunt object used to bludgeon their way to supposed relevance.

[...]

And yet, the loss these Black Manosphere content creators feel at not holding a “select” or “high-value” position in society is never channeled into anger at systems like racism, colorism, classism, or fatphobia. Instead, their crosshairs are steadfastly trained on Black women and feminism.

You can see this on here. Dudes are angry and hurt but they don't focus that on the real problem.

 

[Mowgli]

O great. Cacs chiming in on black spaces

 

[Mike809]

O great. Cacs chiming in on black spaces

The writer is actually a black woman.

 

[HimmyHendrix]

The writer is actually a black woman.

Can still be a cac

 

[Scustin Bieburr]

Not reading all that

Whats the cliff's notes?

Pretty much what any article written by women about men boils down to: Men bad.

Single women raised entire generations of men and can't stand their own handy-work. They had their turn to raise boys alone and the result was a disaster. They either made:

1.submissive simps who are ignored by women and always told they're great guys and all but there's no spark and would be great friends.

2. Impulsive, aggressive and emotion-controlled men who don't know how to handle hardships and rejections.

This is why shyt like redpill and manosphere content is so popular. Boys grew up learning about how to date and be a man from women. Problem is, these boys were taught how to be the kind of man that a single mother over the age of 35 would want and not the kind of men and boys that women and girls their age are interested in, so now these guys are ODing on that 'alpha male' content to the point where their perspective is fukked up and they've lost any semblance of balance that would've existed before.

And of course, they blame the men for this. Not the American culture at large and the messages that it sends to men and boys, not the mixed messaging that boys get in their formative years from women and girls or how boys can be traumatized by women, nope it's his fault entirely and he should do better somehow.

Everyone is profiting off the fukked up state of affairs instead of trying sincerely to remedy it. Manosphere men are caking off men who want to tune in to watch a brainless thot get put down or else making cash off dating books and lectures. Online feminists are making bread trashing these same men and finding a new way to remix misandry. There's a financial incentive to keep this circus going at the expense of men's health and wellbeing.

 

[Roid Jones]

Nigcels

black queer feminism

 

[Peter Popoff]

Stop being a lazy bytch and post that shyt.

 

[Roid Jones]

Manosphere is full of weirdos but imma going to assume this article is vastly overstated said sphere while ignoring the female sphere that’s even more dangerous

Every 'sphere' has extremists, the articles focuses on the zealots and yes it does not talk about the equally dangerous women

 

[Roid Jones]

Dr. T. Hasan Johnson goated tho

She should have reached out to him but hey balanced articles don't sell