Mr Uncle Leroy
All Star
Why dont more black men defend black women?
Why dont more black men defend black women?
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Chesirecatdaddy
All Star
depends on the context but i will defend their honor in a lot of situations..
.. I definitely wouldn't let non black people talk about them
..that's my momma ur talking about
.. I definitely wouldn't let non black people talk about them
..that's my momma ur talking about
Ronnie Lott
#49erGang
maybe because some independent black women are strong enough on their own and they dont need no man 
LA Fisher
Banned
Plenty of black men defend black women. I think they don't get the credit they deserve because it's what they're supposed to do. Let a cac or latino defend a black woman and it'll be a huge deal.
DaRealness
I think very deeply
If you're talking about the coli, I see plenty of black men on this forum defending black women. 
Chesirecatdaddy
All Star
gotta lead by example
swimmingpools
strawberry bubblegum
They ones in my life do, and thats all that really matters.
mcdivit85
Superstar
Very general question. In what way? Physically? Politically? In the media?
Historically, black men have defended black women and their families. Hell, the Civil Rights movement was damn near sparked due to black male outrage at the treatment of a black woman on a bus, Rosa Parks. However, in this country, there have been stiff penalties for such and in many ways, it was bred and beat out of us through a period of hundreds of years.
However, I will say this. In general, black people seem to have issues surrounding the vaue we place on each other and people who look like us. We tend to value things and people that are different than us. Subsconsciously, we do this to gain acceptance from peoples who will never accept us the same way they accept their own. And I don't blame them as every people is supposed to look out for themselves before others...this is a form of self-preservation.
Black people in general need to work on valuing the identity that is tied to being black. Once that happens, men will protect the dignity of their women and women will uphold the directive of their men. Until that happens, we will have what we have now, which needs some work I must say.
Peace
Historically, black men have defended black women and their families. Hell, the Civil Rights movement was damn near sparked due to black male outrage at the treatment of a black woman on a bus, Rosa Parks. However, in this country, there have been stiff penalties for such and in many ways, it was bred and beat out of us through a period of hundreds of years.
However, I will say this. In general, black people seem to have issues surrounding the vaue we place on each other and people who look like us. We tend to value things and people that are different than us. Subsconsciously, we do this to gain acceptance from peoples who will never accept us the same way they accept their own. And I don't blame them as every people is supposed to look out for themselves before others...this is a form of self-preservation.
Black people in general need to work on valuing the identity that is tied to being black. Once that happens, men will protect the dignity of their women and women will uphold the directive of their men. Until that happens, we will have what we have now, which needs some work I must say.
Peace
The Coli is not a representation of anything, I have a hard time believing some of these dudes even like women in general. Most of the threads attacking women(black or otherwise) aren't worth jumping in.
Most Black people don't like each other on the Internet.
