black women have been going on tv discussing why "nikkas aint shyt" for decades. talk shows and news networks have given BW a platform to speak out against BM. til this day, i've yet to come across a BM thats been given a platform to respond to criticisms made by BW. right now, you have black female authors given a platform in time mag, huffpost, etc, to speak out against BM. still havent seen a black male equivalent, even though
@bcrusaderw tried her best to find one.
but to say we're just using white supremacist talking points is dismissive. nikkas have BEEN had legitimate complaints that they never verbalized to BW. youtube gave dudes an anonymous platform to respond without repercussion, and admittedly, some of us took it too far. but to run with the power argument as if most BW concerned themselves with power as they laid up with some unemployed bum is bullocks