"Tariq Nasheed is the lowest of low"

[No Sleep]

I will.




Away from you.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

true, but

Napoleon on Feminism:










then a few months later:

You still ain't bought the flex boots yet, but I had to+rep you for this one

 

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

I will.




Away from you.

great one

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Wheres that fukking Mutumbo gif.... this nikka @Napoleon man

And stop quoting/dapping my posts breh.... we are not homies

damn can't nobody on this board stand that nikka

 

[↓R↑LYB]

fukk these Black feminist's man, they're beyond help.

What fukks with me is the fact that they're against Black men and they're dangerous for the black community in general--then when you call them out on their bullshyt they play the

"How could you speak to me like that? I'm your sister!" card.


I keep telling nikkas, there's more to being Black in 2014 than just melanin. You gotta have a Black MIND.

Once you start thinking like a cac you not my brother or my sister any more. You're the enemy.

Be Black, Buy Black, Think Black, and all else will take care of itself! - Marcus Garvey

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This is rich coming from Mrs. BOLD FACE LARGE SIZE ALL CAPS!!!!!!!

YEP.

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

lol thats the jawn from the "feministbooty" hashtag..shorty got cakes

Gotdam! I need a woman like this in my life~!

 

[Y2Dre]

are you denying that male privilege exists breh

Arguing Black Male privilege vs. Black Woman privilege is like being 6 feet in a ditch and getting buried by some cac and arguing with my woman who is the dirtiest.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

She got that stomach stapled. She was 406 lbs. No wonder she so bitter and loves cats. This ho prolly spent a decade not getting any dikk. Its always something with these "feminist". She got all the answers and knows it all, but didn't know how to put the fork down.

http://www.blogher.com/life-after-weight-loss-surgery



In June 2011, I had weight loss surgery to aid in my journey towards losing half of my body weight. Having peaked at 406lbs in college (maybe more, but that was the last recorded weight I knew), I was morbidly obese and at risk for serious long-term health problems. When I was diagnosed with Type II Diabetes at age 23, I did what I could to try to lose weight, but my efforts did not pay off long-term; my issues with food and emotional eating were beyond simply going to the gym and "eating right". After a decade of trying every diet in the book, every support group, every effort I could try to lose 150+ lbs, I finally gave in an decided to have weight loss surgery.

I say that I "gave in" because I resisted the procedure for the longest. Like many others, I felt that I had to "do it on my own", or whatever that meant. I was one of those who believed that having weight loss surgery was "cheating" and that it was for lazy people. After all, most of the people I knew who had has some type of weight loss surgery loss a bunch of weight then regained all if not more than what they lost. It seemed like something that was not worth the effort or cost.

FOUR HUNDRED AND SIX?!

She was damn near a quarter-ton

 

[Zapp Brannigan]

the government does not set the same boundaries a man would, most laws are beneficial to women. i dont know many men that would personally like to fukk themselves over with child custody laws, child support, or spousal support. i doubt many men enjoy giving up their homes, just so they can pay for their ex-wife to live there while she fukks the postman. hell, i doubt a true patriarchy would support a system that allows women to fully function without them.

 

[Canon]

black feminist are mad as fukk at Tariq right now.

they goin hard

 

[RAX 010]

Black Feminism is clearly an arm of White Supremecy and its sad and fukkin hurts so fukkin bad that our black women are being indoctrinated and brainwashed at the same damn time

 

[No Sleep]

All/Most of that list can apply to whites as well.

They just inserted black male in it.

 

[FreddyCalhoun]

The Black Male Privileges Checklist
Leadership & Politics

1. I don't have to choose my race over my sex in political matters. Lack of Choice is NOT a Privilege
2. When I read African American History textbooks, I will learn mainly about black men. Again, Not a Privilege!
3. When I learn about the Civil Rights Movement & the Black Power Movements, most of the leaders that I will learn about will be black men. Not True at all. I think of black woman when discussing the Black Power Movement. Again, not a Privilege!
4. I can rely on the fact that in the near 100-year history of national civil rights organizations such as the NAACP and the Urban League, virtually all of the executive directors have been male.
5. I will be taken more seriously as a political leader than black women. Not True. Condi Rice has way more pull the Obama.
6. Despite the substantial role that black women played in the Civil Rights Movement and Black Power Movement, currently there is no black female that is considered a "race leader".
7. I can live my life without ever having read black feminist authors, or knowing about black women's history, or black women's issues.
8. I can be a part of a black liberation organization like the Black Panther Party where an "out" rapist Eldridge Cleaver can assume leadership position.
9. I will make more money than black women at equal levels of education and occupation.
10. Most of the national "opinion framers" in Black America including talk show hosts and politicians are men.
    Beauty
    
    
    
11. I have the ability to define black women's beauty by European standards in terms of skin tone, hair, and body size. In comparison, black women rarely define me by European standards of beauty in terms of skin tone, hair, or body size.
12. I do not have to worry about the daily hassles of having my hair conforming to any standard image of beauty the way black women do.
13. I do not have to worry about the daily hassles of being terrorized by the fear of gaining weight. In fact, in many instances bigger is better for my sex.
14. My looks will not be the central standard by which my worth is valued by members of the opposite sex.
    Sex & Sexuality
    
    
    
15. I can purchase pornography that typically shows men defile women by the common practice of the "money shot.”
16. I can believe that causing pain during sex is connected with a woman's pleasure without ever asking her.
17. I have the privilege of not wanting to be a virgin, but preferring that my wife or significant other be a virgin.
18. When it comes to sex if I say "No", chances are that it will not be mistaken for “Yes".
19. If I am raped, no one will assume that "I should have known better" or suggest that my being raped had something to do with how I was dressed.
20. I can use sexist language like bonin’, laying the pipe, hittin-it, and banging that convey images of sexual acts based on dominance and performance.
21. I can live in a world where polygamy is still an option for men in the United States as well as around the world.
22. In general, I prefer being involved with younger women socially and sexually
23. In general, the more sexual partners that I have the more stature I receive among my peers.
24. I have easy access to pornography that involves virtually any category of sex where men degrade women, often young women.
25. I have the privilege of being a part of a sex where "purity balls" apply to girls but not to boys.
26. When I consume pornography, I can gain pleasure from images and sounds of men causing women pain.
    Popular Culture
    
    
    
27. I come from a tradition of humor that is based largely on insulting and disrespecting women; especially mothers.
28. I have the privilege of not having black women, dress up and play funny characters- often overweight- that are supposed to look like me for the entire nation to laugh.
29. When I go to the movies, I know that most of the leads in black films are men. I also know that all of the action heroes in black film are men.
30. I can easily imagine that most of the artists in Hip Hop are members of my sex.
31. I can easily imagine that most of the women that appear in Hip Hop videos are there solely to please men
32. Most of lyrics I listen to in hip-hop perpetuate the ideas of males dominating women, sexually and socially.
33. I have the privilege of consuming and popularizing the word pimp, which is based on the exploitation of women with virtually no opposition from other men.
34. I can hear and use language bytches and hoes that demean women, with virtually no opposition from men.
35. I can wear a shirt that others and I commonly refer to as a "wife beater" and never have the language challenged.
36. Many of my favorite movies include images of strength that do not include members of the opposite sex and often are based on violence.
37. Many of my favorite genres of films, such as martial arts, are based on violence.
38. I have the privilege of popularizing or consuming the idea of a thug, which is based on the violence and victimization of others with virtually no opposition from other men.
    Attitudes/Ideology
    
    
    
39. I have the privilege to define black women as having "an attitude" without referencing the range of attitudes that black women have.
40. I have the privilege of defining black women's attitudes without defining my attitudes as a black man.
41. I can believe that the success of the black family is dependent on returning men to their historical place within the family, rather than in promoting policies that strengthen black women's independence, or that provide social benefits to black children.
42. I have the privilege of believing that a woman cannot raise a son to be a man.
43. I have the privilege of believing that a woman must submit to her man.
44. I have the privilege of believing that before slavery gender relationships between black men and women were perfect.
45. I have the privilege of believing that feminism is anti-black.
46. I have the privilege of believing that the failure of the black family is due to the black matriarchy.
47. I have the privilege of believing that household responsibilities are women's roles.
48. I have the privilege of believing that black women are different sexually than other women and judging them negatively based on this belief.
    Sports
    
    
    
49. I will make significantly more money as a professional athlete than members of the opposite sex will.
50. In school, girls are cheerleaders for male athletes, but there is no such role for males to cheerlead for women athletes.
51. My financial success or popularity as a professional athlete will not be associated with my looks.
52. I can talk about sports or spend large portions of the day playing video games while women are most likely involved with household or childcare duties.
53. I can spend endless hours watching sports TV and have it considered natural.
54. I can touch, hug, or be emotionally expressive with other men while watching sports without observers perceiving this behavior as sexual.
55. I know that most sports analysts are male.
56. If I am a coach, I can motivate, punish, or embarrass a player by saying that the player plays like a girl.
57. Most sports talk show hosts that are members of my race are men.
58. I can rest assured that most of the coaches -even in predominately-female sports within my race are male.
59. I am able to play sports outside without my shirt on and it not be considered a problem.
60. I am essentially able to do anything inside or outside without my shirt on, whereas women are always required to cover up.
    Diaspora/Global
    
    
    
61. I have the privilege of being a part of a sex where the mutilation and disfigurement of a girl’s genitalia is used to deny her sexual sensations or to protect her virginity for males.
62. I have the privilege of not having rape be used as a primary tactic or tool to terrorize my sex during war and times of conflict.
63. I have the privilege of not being able to name one female leader in Africa or Asia, past or present, that I pay homage to the way I do male leaders in Africa and/or Asia.
64. I have the ability to travel around the world and have access to women in developing countries both sexually and socially.
65. I have the privilege of being a part of the sex that starts wars and that wields control of almost all the existing weapons of war and mass destruction.
    College
    
    
    
66. In college, I will have the opportunity to date outside of the race at a much higher rate than black women will.
67. I have the privilege of having the phrase "sewing my wild oats" apply to my sex as if it were natural.
68. I know that the further I go in education the more success I will have with women.
69. In college, black male professors will be involved in interracial marriages at much higher rates than members of the opposite sex will.
70. By the time I enter college, and even through college, I have the privilege of not having to worry whether I will be able to marry a black woman.
71. In college, I will experience a level of status and prestige that is not offered to black women even though black women may outnumber me and out perform me academically.
72. If I go to an HBCU, I will have incredible opportunities to exploit black women
    Communication/Language
    
    
    
73. What is defined as "News" in Black America is defined by men.
74. I can choose to be emotionally withdrawn and not communicate in a relationships and it be considered unfortunate but normal.
75. I can dismissively refer to another persons grievances as ^*ing.
76. I have the privilege of not knowing what words and concepts like patriarchy, phallocentric, complicity, colluding, and obfuscation mean.
    Relationships
    
    
    
77. I have the privilege of marrying outside of the race at a much higher rate than black women marry.
78. My "strength" as a man is never connected with the failure of the black family, whereas the strength of black women is routinely associated with the failure of the black family.
79. If I am considering a divorce, I know that I have substantially more marriage, and cohabitation options than my spouse.
80. Chances are I will be defined as a "good man" by things I do not do as much as what I do. If I don't beat, cheat, or lie, then I am a considered a "good man". In comparison, women are rarely defined as "good women" based on what they do not do.
81. I have the privilege of not having to assume most of the household or child-care responsibilities.
82. I have the privilege of having not been raised with domestic responsibilities of cooking, cleaning, and washing that takes up disproportionately more time as adults.
    Church & Religious Traditions
    
    
    
83. In the Black Church, the majority of the pastoral leadership is male.
84. In the Black Church Tradition, most of the theology has a male point of view. For example, most will assume that the man is the head of household.
    Physical Safety
    
    
    
85. I do not have to worry about being considered a traitor to my race if I call the police on a member of the opposite sex.
86. I have the privilege of knowing men who are physically or sexually abusive to women and yet I still call them friends.
87. I can video tape women in public- often without their consent - with male complicity.
88. I can be courteous to a person of the opposite sex that I do not know and say "Hello" or "Hi" and not fear that it will be taken as a come-on or fear being stalked because of it.
89. I can use physical violence or the threat of physical violence to get what I want when other tactics fail in a relationship.
90. If I get into a physical altercation with a person of the opposite sex, I will most likely be able to impose my will physically on that person.
91. I can go to parades or other public events and not worry about being physically and sexually molested by persons of the opposite sex.
92. I can touch and physically grope women's bodies in public- often without their consent- with male complicity.
93. In general, I have the freedom to travel in the night without fear. ASK TRAYVON PARENT ABOUT THIS
94. I am able to be out in public without fear of being sexually harassed by individuals or groups of the opposite sex. WHEN?!?!

privilege
a right, immunity, or benefit enjoyed only by a person beyond the advantages of most:

95% of what your citing aren't privileges: This sounds bitter and a lazy Google search response, not gained from personal experience. IF you can't develop your own thoughts on this topic...

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Well they have a beef with the white man. Answer me this, did the white man truly listen to the black man and we gained some kind of advantage.

Explain to me again what advantages a BM has over a BW?

Sohh you gonna sit there and act like black male privilege doesn't exist

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/is-this-black-male-privilege-checklist-true.138559/

Here's #34 from the list

34. I can hear and use language bytches and hoes that demean women, with virtually no opposition from men.