So you don't have any?
I don't think anybody is proud of gender relations in the Black community. You might mean that Black women are proud of strides they are making in education, which I think anyone who values education would understand.
And fyi, Black women were not pushed towards "white feminism". We have our own, which is called Womanism. I'm not sure if you consider your post to be some type of defense, but if you think Black women were going to take being treated as second class citizens in their own communities so that you could have more of what I guess you consider to be eye candy, you are out of touch with Black women's want/need to be viewed as equal human beings (which is ironically the same as Black men's, just with an added battle to fight for being women).