Tichina Arnold "What can black women do to stop the aiding in the emasculation of black men"
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this speaks more on black men.
why are we letting women of our race help emasculate us?
we're the ones who are suppose to take the lead and set the tone
women influence shouldn't be so strong to stunt your manhood
why are we letting women of our race help emasculate us?
we're the ones who are suppose to take the lead and set the tone
women influence shouldn't be so strong to stunt your manhood
Hoshi_Toshi
Superstar
Twitter is not the place to ask thought provoking questions in the middle of the workday.
TreySav
D-Block General
Not even willing to be open minded to the question. She's not BLAMING black women. She's saying to not aid in it
Didn’t Corey Booker give one of the most impassioned speeches on live television Defending a black women? It’s like some of these women just ignore everyday acts of black men going out of their way to champion their cause.
I hope to god none of these mentally ill women have sons
Anyways,
1) Stop falsely equating white male behaviors with black men. Our households are not the same
2) Stop viewing black men as case studies where every action requires the litigation of all black men
3) Stop blaming black men for feminist ideas that failed women. For example, “Why do I need a man? I can do it on my own”
“Why aren’t the men I disrespect on the world stage protecting me? Why aren’t men helping me?”
WaveWhisperer
Stainless Steel
Pick me!!!
KeysT
Playa from the Himalayas #ByrdGang
To be fair, I’m hoping they don’t because that would be even more sad. In that case it’s all about education of history and getting everyone on the same page.
Thingsfallapart
Superstar
I think it is more of, how can they stop being the, either perceived or actual, "right arm of white supremacy", since that is truly the only manner in which the so-called "least privileged" group can cause any issue at all. It's a loaded term but still. All that aside, it is not hard for either group, either black men or black women to cause damage, though I would wager black men can cause more damage, all due to being one half of the black voting bloc which in itself, is very much needed for the democrats to have any sort of power at all.
There is no point in arguing who is worse. That’s a fruitless convo.
Back to the question though? If you are a man and can’t be a man without the “aide” of a woman, what CAN you do? Especially when you’re the same men begging to be the leaders of the community? If women can so easily emasculate you, how can you expect them to look at you as any kind of leader? How can a women submit to a man that can’t even be a man (something that a woman could never do, so how can she aide you in it) without her “aide”?
HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
This is false. I wish nikkas would stop saying this.
damn people still finding ways to make this shyt into a black male bashing session. 
KeysT
Playa from the Himalayas #ByrdGang
How is this false? Most of the population doesn’t post on Twitter.
Henri Christophe
Son Of Afrika
when you understand your history.... you become VERY proud.
when you understand your history... you become a nationalist.
when you understand your history.... you dont say stupid shyt like women on twitter.
get my pool
Superstar
Humans are a result of their circumstances. There are no exceptions and no one is immune to that reality. Some are more vulnerable than others. If you improve the circumstances you decrease the impact, especially if you are tackling these issues at the root. The root being the formative years of black males. A lot of emasculation starts at childhood.If the least privileged group of women can so easily emasculate a group of men, maybe those men aren’t who they thought they were...
I know nikkas are going to love her for asking this but it’s actually insulting. How do you as a man need a woman’s help and guidance to find/maintain your masculinity? That’s embarrassing.
If you as a man can’t even be a man without help, what can you do?
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