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I'd rather read Southern Horrors: Lynch Law in All Its Phases by Ida B. Wells for the 17th time a book by Bell Hooks.
"Tariq Nasheed is the lowest of low"
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I'd rather read Southern Horrors: Lynch Law in All Its Phases by Ida B. Wells for the 17th time a book by Bell Hooks.
Just tell me MOTHER fukkER!!!
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I ride for Tariq and I literally know someone who knows her. I havent used my Coli wolf power once but I will make an exception for this bed wench, real talk
Just by what you said right there, they are not real black feminists breh. You cannot be a BLACK feminist and support initiatives that target members of our community.
I agree with you though
Nobody would have laughed if you mentioned a book by Frances Cress Welsing
Has nothing to do with Bell Hooks being a black woman... has everything to do with her being a gender baiting idiot
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
So is this a promise?
yes. i'm gathering info as we speak but since she's a "public" person there might not be that much out there. but ima do my due diligence. i read her twitter and that shyt literally gave me a headache
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shyt, or even Michelle Alexander.
Do you need me to send out the wolf call breh
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
Post bookmarked.
Kenny West
Veteran
the discussion of privilege gives me a nauseating feeling from the deepest pit of my balls 
How many of these women do you really think are active in the community? How many of these women do you think are a part of organizations that are fighting on behalf of black women? I know plenty of black women who are active in the community who consider themselves Black feminists and they respect and date black men. The last thing we need to do is hold the entire collective responsible for loud and uninformed voices on social media. These women don't speak for the Black women I know and associate with and they shouldn't for you either.
But the one thing I have rallied against as of late is people speaking on issues in the community who haven't earned their opinion. We live in the age of Social media revolution where people are more comfortable fighting causes from their computer than fighting them in real life. Why do you ask? Because there's nothing to lose. There is nothing to lose in typing rants and hate filled messages anonymously on the internet. But you do stand to lose when you put yourself out there for your cause and you're willing to see it though no matter what it costs. That takes more gumption than posting memes on facebook and instagram. Mention the names of Angela Davis, Patricia Hill Collins, and Bell Hooks and these women wouldn't have a clue.
We need to stop these tit for tat exchanges with people like this and start to question them on their credentials for why they believe they deserve a platform to speak on community issues.
