asking for accountability within the black community in defense of our marginalized brothers and sisters we tend to degrade my nigga.
Not really. More like spamming on how much you dont like a certain individual's commentary and somehow trying to FORCE the attention to whatever bullshit. You wanna talk about.
A big downside to a public leader will be their inevitable death by a racist or the government but then we could use their death as a martyr to further our causes
Exactly that.
But the downside of that is that it will make some people less courageous to just see countless of our leaders being killed like that.
And the problem is we make marches for our martyrs but we dont really go to town. We should make it eye for an eye when it comes to people that ride for our group.
Exactly that.
But the downside of that is that it will make some people less courageous to just see countless of our leaders being killed like that.
And the problem is we make marches for our martyrs but we dont really go to town. We should make it eye for an eye when it comes to people that ride for our group.
Exactly, I hate how we go and burn up our own stuff, instead of that if we gonna burn stuff let’s make them Upper middle class neighborhoods pay
I don’t think it’s that serious lmao, us black men definitely got a problem with Black women but tbh I don’t see that as much concern we got bigger s*** to do
Some got a problem.
But I would say that in genera black men have a problem. I think it goes both ways. We need to come together and work with each other instead of letting them tear us apart.
A lot of the violence on trans people comes from niggas f***ing them, feeling ashamed or the trans person threatening to expose them (aka downlow niggas) and then getting killed
https://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/ny-dallas-arrest-angelo-walker-killed-black-trans-woman-pooda-mack-20200710-bzku5jwgafb55f7yqjuupntlae-story.html
Stories like that one are very common my g
Most of these niggas who f*** them are gay or closeted homosexuals. It's really the people from the same community that kill each other.
Interestingly, Most black folk really don’t like gay people, like an average black person around the age of 20 is as homophobic as a 60-70 year old white person lmao, I’m not gonna lie I hold some prejudices myself as a Muslim but killing folks because you gay on the low and you don’t want niggas to know is pathetic
That's not true. Check my last comment.
"Most black folk really don’t like gay people, like an average black person around the age of 20 is as homophobic as a 60-70 year old white person lmao"
Source?
I swear....
Why y’all go off on Poignant like that?
Because their main focus isn't really building anything...
thoughts?
@Doubledawg227 @BadKarma @Poignant @Nightmares
Damn can you give me a TLDR to some of the points or a time mark?
I heard the movie wasn't bad but that the Male characters didnt do any unfiltered jokes.
If you think younger Africans/Caribbeans are your enemy you’re crazy
I dont think that's what the whole thing is about. Africans from France and England are clearly praised for their rebellious mentality.
It's simply about the coons.
Exactly, I hate how we go and burn up our own stuff, instead of that if we gonna burn stuff let’s make them Upper middle class neighborhoods pay
Yes.
But often it's not our own stuff though. Probably some foreigner's store.
It’s anecdotal, there is no source but my point is that black folks ain’t gonna stop hating gay people anytime soon so we should focus on things we can actually do in the time we currently live in
I dont believe black people hate gay people. They're actually well accepted in the church and other organizations. They've always been accepted.
All black people do is talk s***. But they dont actually do anything to them. The real hate is the white community which is why they had to create a gay community in the first place.
A leader and the concept of one isn't going to work.
It's especially not going to work in the United States.
Facts
A lot of these issues in "the Black community" (what does that even mean? Let's get specific? There's Black people everywhere, which community are we talking about) are side effects of colonialism. In the US and Americas specifically it's colonialism and slavery. Black men that are Afrodescendants are coming from a lineage of men that were denied manhood... And humanity. That's going to look nasty generations later especially in countries where they still live next door to their oppressors. Black women have the same capacity for homophobia it just manifests differently.
Some Sylvia Winter or Hartman will further discuss this. I really encourage everyone to read more works from these writers because they're addressing something we keep overlooking in talking about issues within "the Black community" for a long ass time "the Black community" weren't even human beings, humanity has not been a reality for niggas since the ARAB slave trade. So how do you learn that after centuries of exile from it. We live in a current society where people reaffirm their humanity by being antiblack.
Before colonialism, so on the continent which all our ancestors go back to, homophobia was not a thing. Neither was transphobia. This is even true for some European groups like the Vikings that believed all men had both a male & female spirit.
But just be real homosexuality wasn't a thing either.
But I believe African tradition always had a space for people that were "different", they just left them alone.
But their practices didnt make to become public practices that's for sure.
Look at the replies to this tweet lmao like come on. He told the truth.
I cant see the comments.
Sure hate doesnt belong in the church. And actually there are a lot of gay members in the church. People actually know more or less that the person is gay but they let them be.
Now of course we cant act like the bible doesn't clearly call out homosexuality as something wrong..there is no misunderstanding about that..
Yoooooooo
Tell us a Black History nugget that someone put you onto this year. It can even be personal black history.
Los Angeles was basiclally founded by a black woman. And she was one of the first millionaires of Los Angeles.
lol I believe I also heard negative things about him but I didnt want to be labeled as anti gay again so I left it alone.
I wish people wouldn’t compare black liberation to other things
Big Facts
Us black folks got to remember that anyone except US aren’t on the same page as our agenda, Black gay people deserve to be in conversations but white gays only hinder us from achieving our goals JUST like white feminists
But we dont need to focus on them. They can make a forum and we can join them. But don't start talking about gay people when the conversation is about black people in general. We dont go into specific groups.
Damn can you give me a TLDR to some of the points or a time mark?
I heard the movie wasn't bad but that the Male characters didnt do any unfiltered jokes.
One of the guys is arguing that the movies wasn't that good but black people are praising it. His entire point is that there should be mor black movies that are actually good instead of just pandering nonesense.
Too late for that they already infiltrated black movements to create further division
Like they do in this thread.
never trust white people who use emojis that are three tones darker than them
LMAO Facts
One of the guys is arguing that the movies wasn't that good but black people are praising it. His entire point is that there should be mor black movies that are actually good instead of just pandering nonesense.
Sure, I mean we can always say that.
One good thing about this movie is how they sold it through the internet, amazon ect. That's pretty innovative for a block buster movie. So shout out to them for that. That's pretty cool for a black movie to take that space in future history books.
I guess the conversation can go either way so I think I dont have that much to say about it.
The people that bring up black on black crime just deflecting. They spend time researching crime statistics on places like Chicago but then refuse to research what the community does to combat violence. Black people not allowing murders to go unanswered in the community. At this point I just stop the convo when that comes up
Big Facts. Its misinformation and bad faith arguments.