Black women bashing must end.
We must understand that yes, there are some issues. Yes, some have did dirt and hurt you and yes, it's not going to make you feel better. But the only way we can work together is we must understand the importance of Black economical empowerment and building team wealth. That means having businesses with each other and doing reasonable deals. It means trusting of one another and putting differences aside for not just wealth but for success on a generational level.
@*L*E*G*A*C*Y* @Theraflu @charmander @mrken12 @bdizzle @Malta @freddykruegeronapill @jadillac @skeetsinternal @Emperor_ReinScarf @Wenzel Dashington @marcuz @Poitier @The Nigerian @C.Holla
@Cat piss martini
Ladies, I think being overly critical of Black men has to end. We realize we aren't marrying you anywhere close to the times where we had no option (church and public opinion). We also realize a lot of dudes are not trying to be serious with you. fukking and running amok and projecting their own insecurities on you. We have to work together at the end of the day.
This bashing of black men has to stop. The same with the bashing of black women. It's a two-way street. I have seen just as many black women bashing black men and putting white men on a pedestal for there to be some finger point one way type thing. And honestly, I have countless black male friends, am involved in countless black professional organizations, and all I see is black men and women supporting each other. I think the internet and media has amplified a schism in our community. Do some African American men project their internal issues on black women, sure they do, but to paint it as all or even the majority is ridiculous. Most black men are dating and marrying and procreating with black women and have no interest in doing otherwise. Do some African American women project their internal issues onto black men? YES THEY DO. I see it all the time. I was on this pro-interracial website one time run by this black women and it has the most racist offensive writing on there I have ever read ANYWHERE. And what bothered me was all these black women that were co-signing and promoting white men and WHITE SUPREMACY. I wrote a nasty letter and moved on.
I believe in black love. I promote unity in my community. I don't bash the collective of black men or women because there is nothing redeemable about it. Nothing wrong with talking about the issues we face relating to each other, but the bashing and complete dismissal is nothing but a white supremacist tool. I will have no parts of it.
@LovelyDay @Yup @Phoenix_Knightly23 @Golden @Milk N Cookies @muse @Juicy @Elle @Elle Driver @tater
We must be committed as a team. Not as individuals. It's all about comfort for us and generational wealth. Global investments and worthwhile goals.
We must understand that yes, there are some issues. Yes, some have did dirt and hurt you and yes, it's not going to make you feel better. But the only way we can work together is we must understand the importance of Black economical empowerment and building team wealth. That means having businesses with each other and doing reasonable deals. It means trusting of one another and putting differences aside for not just wealth but for success on a generational level.
@*L*E*G*A*C*Y* @Theraflu @charmander @mrken12 @bdizzle @Malta @freddykruegeronapill @jadillac @skeetsinternal @Emperor_ReinScarf @Wenzel Dashington @marcuz @Poitier @The Nigerian @C.Holla
@Cat piss martini
Ladies, I think being overly critical of Black men has to end. We realize we aren't marrying you anywhere close to the times where we had no option (church and public opinion). We also realize a lot of dudes are not trying to be serious with you. fukking and running amok and projecting their own insecurities on you. We have to work together at the end of the day.
This bashing of black men has to stop. The same with the bashing of black women. It's a two-way street. I have seen just as many black women bashing black men and putting white men on a pedestal for there to be some finger point one way type thing. And honestly, I have countless black male friends, am involved in countless black professional organizations, and all I see is black men and women supporting each other. I think the internet and media has amplified a schism in our community. Do some African American men project their internal issues on black women, sure they do, but to paint it as all or even the majority is ridiculous. Most black men are dating and marrying and procreating with black women and have no interest in doing otherwise. Do some African American women project their internal issues onto black men? YES THEY DO. I see it all the time. I was on this pro-interracial website one time run by this black women and it has the most racist offensive writing on there I have ever read ANYWHERE. And what bothered me was all these black women that were co-signing and promoting white men and WHITE SUPREMACY. I wrote a nasty letter and moved on.
I believe in black love. I promote unity in my community. I don't bash the collective of black men or women because there is nothing redeemable about it. Nothing wrong with talking about the issues we face relating to each other, but the bashing and complete dismissal is nothing but a white supremacist tool. I will have no parts of it.
@LovelyDay @Yup @Phoenix_Knightly23 @Golden @Milk N Cookies @muse @Juicy @Elle @Elle Driver @tater
We must be committed as a team. Not as individuals. It's all about comfort for us and generational wealth. Global investments and worthwhile goals.
shyts sad.
up some lol's for this thread
