Jemele Hill back at it Again/ Gets Called Out on it
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c00nbro
I wonder how long she's wanted to be white?
Wear My Dawg's Hat
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Not all, but many who are raised in struggling, matriarchal/mother-centered households and communities go on to resent boys, men and fathers due to the own experiences.
This goes for women AND men (please see Barack Obama...).
They are only used to female control, female opinions, female leadership, etc. Their desire is to grow female power to mirror what they know from their childhood.
Hill’s mother raised her single-handily most of her childhood. Her father was mostly a no-show, bouncing in and out of her life for periods at a time. Growing up, Hill saw her mother struggle. Living conditions were tight. Shopping for groceries with food stamps became a staple in the household. Every dime counted. Hill said that situation pushed her to want to do better.
“For a huge part of my life my mother raised me as a single woman,” said Hill. “She didn’t have a college degree. She just scraped and did what she had to do. It was often a challenge. I don’t have any horror stories about not having food on the table. Everything was accounted for. I think those who have grown up having to go without…I think it allows you to have a certain appreciation for things.
“It allows you to realize that what you have is just not promised to you. I think growing up that way really inspired me to have a very strong work ethic, because I saw I didn’t want to go back. I didn’t want to go backwards. It was a great lesson for me. It taught me all the things I didn’t want to do.”
ESPN’s Jemele Hill Scores as Analyst – News4usonline
This goes for women AND men (please see Barack Obama...).
They are only used to female control, female opinions, female leadership, etc. Their desire is to grow female power to mirror what they know from their childhood.
Hill’s mother raised her single-handily most of her childhood. Her father was mostly a no-show, bouncing in and out of her life for periods at a time. Growing up, Hill saw her mother struggle. Living conditions were tight. Shopping for groceries with food stamps became a staple in the household. Every dime counted. Hill said that situation pushed her to want to do better.
“For a huge part of my life my mother raised me as a single woman,” said Hill. “She didn’t have a college degree. She just scraped and did what she had to do. It was often a challenge. I don’t have any horror stories about not having food on the table. Everything was accounted for. I think those who have grown up having to go without…I think it allows you to have a certain appreciation for things.
“It allows you to realize that what you have is just not promised to you. I think growing up that way really inspired me to have a very strong work ethic, because I saw I didn’t want to go back. I didn’t want to go backwards. It was a great lesson for me. It taught me all the things I didn’t want to do.”
ESPN’s Jemele Hill Scores as Analyst – News4usonline
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The day she leaves her “husband” for a white woman will be the least shocking event on social media.
Adebisi_Said
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Grand Eeezus Maxwell
"Time is when, God....lounge!!"
Jemele has given the Shea Asylum OGs a newfound confidence to spew that bullshyt again, after being in hiding for years 
I thought Feminuzto was dead nshyt!
I thought Feminuzto was dead nshyt!
personaguy
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Jemele has given the Shea Asylum OGs a newfound confidence to spew that bullshyt again, after being in hiding for years
I thought Feminuzto was dead nshyt!
And kola Boof has a black son lets all take that in
FeverPitch2
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Keep your foot on their traitorous necks.
Women talk about patriarchy like it’s something that people voted on.
Patriarchy exists because outside of civilized, law abiding structures, men would naturally dominate women.
Patriarchy is the civilized version of that natural fact.
Patriarchy exists because outside of civilized, law abiding structures, men would naturally dominate women.
Patriarchy is the civilized version of that natural fact.
