Where did the black men ain't shyt rhetoric really start?

[Neuromancer]

Before anyone starts I'm just asking this question because no one seems to want to address the fact that this is a thing that is said. I did a term paper in undergrad where Bakari kitwana made mention of this in his book The hip-hop generation and it was the first time I'd really heard it. But who originated it? Was it really black women or white folks? And when this statement is made do people realize they're blanketing an entire group of people most of which they've never met?

 

[FeloniousMonk]

Who's perspective are you referring to?

edit: melanated man always been a issue with cacs...so

 

[Neuromancer]

Who's perspective are you referring to?

Anyone who says this and believes it to be true.

 

[Blackout]

Racist whites.

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

Scorned mufukkas would be my guess.

 

[Neuromancer]

Racist whites.

I'm thinking this too. Like it was created by them.

 

[Unknown Poster]

This book was actually written by....

BLACK FEMINISM, THE CIA AND GLORIA STEINEM.

 

[Blackout]

I'm thinking this too. Like it was created by them.

It is.

Most of our issues always tie back to their actions.

 

[FeloniousMonk]

Anyone who says this and believes it to be true.

Well, it was started by inferior europeans, and adopted by the rest of the world through lies, deceit and deception..

 

[BocaRear]

This song

 

[HollowPoints2]

It came from black women who made poor CHOICES in the men.Lesbian black women have been on a campaign to tarnish every black they possibly can whether he's a good one or bad one.

 

[Doobie Doo]

Before anyone starts I'm just asking this question because no one seems to want to address the fact that this is a thing that is said. I did a term paper in undergrad where Bakari kitwana made mention of this in his book The hip-hop generation and it was the first time I'd really heard it. But who originated it? Was it really black women or white folks? And when this statement is made do people realize they're blanketing an entire group of people most of which they've never met?

Uh, slavery

 

[KplusK]

Really bruh you have to ask that question?

 

[DrX]

The 70s....feminism and welfare started breaking up homes...and black women.. No longer needed black community

 

[HollowPoints2]

I

Before anyone starts I'm just asking this question because no one seems to want to address the fact that this is a thing that is said. I did a term paper in undergrad where Bakari kitwana made mention of this in his book The hip-hop generation and it was the first time I'd really heard it. But who originated it? Was it really black women or white folks? And when this statement is made do people realize they're blanketing an entire group of people most of which they've never met?

It came from man hating lesbians.