WHY BLACK MEN ARE REALLY BEING PORTRAYED AS SUPER SEXUAL PREDATORS

[EBK String]

They don't just see "black people" as hypersexual, they see BLACK MEN as hypersexual. Keep the focus on us and stop giving ideological real estate to "people" who can't keep their lust for attention and validity in check as a group. "People" who use Black Man's Death as a clout springboard and then turn that into #metoo energy. fukk some "people". Those "people" can rock with Tawana Burke and Jada Pinkett...while sipping moscato and spending 1.3 billion.

if I had billions I would start my own media company and let this nikka loose on the airwaves

 

[Mr.bocario]

As long as there are black men who are willing to portray this stereotype, the lights will shined brightest on them. It's unfortunate, but its always been that way.

It’s funny how there are so many white mass murders and destruction globally through white supremacy but that light never shines the brightest for them.

Face it the dominate society controls the black man narrative regardless if it’s only a couple of black men

And plenty of black peoples both man and women fall for it hook line and sinker

 

[Critical Distance]

You didn't say "the media" you said "black men who are willing to portray stereotypes."

 

[Neuromancer]

if I had billions I would start my own media company and let this nikka loose on the airwaves

Word. @Indiglow Meta (R$G) needs a platform.

 

[Neuromancer]

For a site with mostly "black males"as subscribers a lot of people on here seem to dislike black males.

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

What are you and your compadres going to DO about it, that makes a difference in the black community?

Or are y'all just going to go back and forth with ineffectual online debates?

I wouldn't tell you my plans, nikka.
Your energy is funny.
I'm slowly building a platform...with a lil help from my BREHS.

IT'LL BE LITTY AGAIN SOON.

 

[ReadOneBookAWeek]

I wouldn't tell you my plans, nikka.
Your energy is funny.
I'm slowly building a platform...with a lil help from my BREHS.

IT'LL BE LITTY AGAIN SOON.

I have my own shyt up and running, servicing vital needs of our community everyday.You ain't gotta tell me about your plans, just go make it happen

 

[ReadOneBookAWeek]

if I had billions I would start my own media company and let this nikka loose on the airwaves

It doesn't take billions to start a podcast, all it takes is a smartphone

Y'all nikkas are hilarious

 

[Wear My Dawg's Hat]

This is a good point, our sisters need to go back to suffering in silence if it means protecting Black men.

You might be aware that Mrs. King stood by her husband, who gave up his life for his people and this nation.

No small thing to some of us. We are indebted to the two of them.

Sadly, some of you prefer a legacy of murdered black male activists and their "surviving" better halves.

 

[skeetsinternal]

.....

 

[Serious]

Society needs a scapegoat to project and deflect insecurities off of.

 

[Serious]

The fact that people are now drawn to watching/reading drama/negativity only makes this even easier to portray.

That's why critical thinking is in order. The lack of critical thinking is how stereotypes are propagated. Black people collectively don't control the narrative. When shows stereotypically depicting black people are generated, there's not exactly a board of conscious educated black network directors and executives signing off on the framing of these shows. With that said, these companies are for profit institutions. So if debauchery consisting of black people, is what sells, then that's what they'll show and push for.
Perception ≠ reality

 

[Serious]

The real sad truth about this is:

Nobody is out there who can and will stop it until the damage has been done.

This is what happens when you live in a country where you're severely outnumbered - you have to deal with the bullshyt. Remember, it's all about mob mentality and mob IQ.



For every person that stands up for the right thing, there are 5+ more who are either racist or easily swayed.

What's important to recognize is that there's a commonality theme in many countries. The "minorities" are usually treated as secondary citizens.