"The Culture Is: Black Women" airing on Father's Day/ Juneteenth
- Thread starter Burned Verses
- Start date
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
“Involved father” =\= living in the same household as the child’s mother and child and running that household as the patriarch.
CDC Report on Fathers’ Involvement Proves that Black Dads are Most Involved and the Pew Research Center Reports that the Role of the American Dad is Changing | Carjie Scott Ed.D.
Even the report above notes that shared households households (where the black man is the patriarch) wasn’t considered in the study you’re citing.
How can a patriarchy exist if you’re not in the same household as your child and their mother? It’s unheard of.
Like Chris Rock said, Women can’t survive without water and compliments…..and an occasional pair of shoes.If you do not live with your children and their mother you have no idea who your children really are and you have no say.
Some black men think they can overcome this obstacle but only those who are affluent can pull this off. And even then it is a HUGE risk. Most black men =/= affluent.
The best thing a man can do is choose the woman he impregnates wisely. Make her prove she is worthy of your nut do not give it freely.
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
Exactly. Protect your seed, black man!
get these nets
Veteran
Taken from the other thread about this show
CLIFF NOTES
4 part series about women
Episode 1 is about Black women, episodes 2-4 are about Latin, AAPI, and Native American women
MSNBC Launches 'The Culture Is' – A Special Series Celebrating Women of Color
MSNBC president Rashida Jones today announced the launch of The Culture Is, a special four-part series celebrating women of colorMSNBC’s The Culture Is series aims to generate authentic and thought-provoking conversations across communities of women, including Black, Latina, Asian American Pacific Islander, Indigenous women and beyond. Each special, which focuses on one community, will broadcast on MSNBC and stream on the MSNBC hub on Peacock.
“The Culture Is amplifies our efforts to elevate diverse voices across MSNBC’s cable and streaming platforms,” Jones said. “It puts women at the forefront to tell their own stories and share their experiences directly with audiences.”
Joy Reid, host of MSNBC’s The ReidOut, and Tiffany Cross, host of MSNBC’s The Cross Connection, are the hosts and executive producers of the FIRST special in the series, The Culture Is: Black Women,
airing Sunday, June 19 at 10pm ET on MSNBC and streaming on the MSNBC hub on Peacock immediately after. The hour-long event will feature Reid’s exclusive interview with Vice President Kamala Harris in Mississippi. They will discuss Harris’ historic role as the first Black woman to hold the office. The special will also feature a roundtable with influential Black women at the historic Minton’s Playhouse, originally a 1920’s speakeasy in Harlem, New York, over a meal by Harlem icon, Chef Melba Wilson. Reid and Cross facilitate an honest and vibrant conversation about what it means to be a Black woman in America.
=====================
The president of MSNBC , Rashida Jones, is a Black woman(from Hampton U.)
Hahaha
Dudes need to read articles instead of tweets.
Last edited:
havoc
Superstar
Agreed. They made it about themselves, especially on the Juneteenth holiday.@ airing this on Father’s Day. Some of these women just can’t help themselves.
- Joined
- Apr 30, 2012
- Messages
- 42,422
- Reputation
- 3,705
- Daps
- 152,133
- Reppin
- black love, unity, and music
I blame weak beta male simps for this crap
Peachstate
Lady
Wait, so all this time, this study was only about a subset? Folks had me thinking it was across the board. That's what I get for not reading the source material.
Welp, I agree. Can't be a patriarch if you don't live with your kids.
havoc
Superstar
It's like these women didn't have any conscious of celebrating black women's success on Father's Day. As if they weren't aware of the date
(Juneteenth and Father's Day) when the show was going to air on live tv. The show is going to receive a huge backlash and I wish it does because these shouldn't be celebrating their "black women only" triumph and success on a special holiday for men.
(Juneteenth and Father's Day) when the show was going to air on live tv. The show is going to receive a huge backlash and I wish it does because these shouldn't be celebrating their "black women only" triumph and success on a special holiday for men.
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
Wait, so all this time, this study was only about a subset? Folks had me thinking it was across the board. That's what I get for not reading the source material.
Welp, I agree. Can't be a patriarch if you don't live with your kids.
I think that study was deliberately made/construed to make black people feel better
ThrobbingHood
“I’m Sorry for 2025”
*sees recent join date*Just looks like a group black women being acknowledged and acknowledging each other
Stacy Abrams bringing people out to vote changed a lot of the negative perceptions of black women. The only time I’d be bothered by stuff like this is if they start attacking black men
Another LSA troll.
