Black Male privilege is as real as White Privilege

Poitier

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From 1998 to 2008 Black men's unemployment was 12.2 percent compared to Black women's 11.3 percent.

http://www.dol.gov/wb/factsheets/Qf-ESWM08.htm

Since we're all fans of averages and medians here. Also...

Why are you posting pre recession data? :dahell:


Black women lost over twice as many jobs as black men gained during the first two years of the recovery.
  • Between June 2009 and June 2011, black women lost 258,000 jobs while black men gained 127,000 jobs.
Black women have lost more jobs than black men since the beginning of the recession.
  • During the recession – from December 2007 to June 2009 – black men suffered the majority of job losses among black workers. However, because black women continued to lose jobs after the recession officially ended, while black men regained jobs, black women lost more jobs (491,000) than black men (477,000) between December 2007 and June 2011.
Black women lost jobs disproportionately compared to women overall during the recovery.
  • Black women represented 1 in 8 (12.5 percent) of all women workers in June 2009. But between June 2009 and June 2011, black women accounted for more than 4 in every 10 jobs (42.2 percent) lost by women overall.
Black women lost more jobs during the recovery than they did during the recession.
  • Black women lost more jobs during the recovery (258,000) than they did during the recession (233,000); women overall lost slightly more than half as many jobs during the recovery (612,000) as they did during the recession (1,199,000).
Black women’s unemployment rate rose more than other groups’ in the recovery.
  • Black women’s unemployment rate rose 2.1 percentage points between June 2009 and June 2011, compared to an increase of 0.7 percentage points among black men. Unemployment also rose during the recovery by 0.3 percentage points among women overall and among white women by 0.2 percentage points. Some groups experienced a decrease in unemployment during the recovery, including men overall by 0.8 percentage points, and among white men, Hispanic men, Asian men, Hispanic women, and Asian women.

http://www.nwlc.org/resource/employment-crisis-worsens-black-women-during-recovery

You basically reposted what I said

BW had a steady rate of 10% from recession to recovery

BM had a rate of 17% from recession to 11% in recovery

:mindblown:
 

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so once again youre absolving MEN.
this time from wearing condoms?
they should be wearing them to protect themselves from unwanted fatherhood and stds but thats too much like right.

Women have more form of contraception and are the carriers of any potential babies, yes or no?
 

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Women have more form of contraception and are the carriers of any potential babies, yes or no?
deflection
how can yall form or run a patriarchy if youre jealous of women?
 

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Okay i'm confused when there is evidence that says black males are the most unemployed, the most impoverished and that there female counterparts are excelling beyond them the general consensus among black females is that black men are lazy and that black women should pat themselves on the back for their success.

But when you find evidence to the contrary y'all say that it's only because of some nonexistent privilege that black men have reached such heights and essentially that we should be ashamed for achieving at your expense
 

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Black men earn more than Black women, despite having less education? i've already explained there's plenty of great paying jobs that dont require degrees.

across the board, single men have more wealth than single women. which if i had to guess, is because single mothers are included

citation needed

Black men in more CEO positions than Black women

probably because more men strive for political power than women. what barriers are BM (or men in general) putting up to stop BW from entering the political arena? there's more BW than BM, definitely more eligible to vote; so what's stopping BW from going into politics instead of nursing?

what leaders? lets be honest here, there are no real black community leaders left.

is this black patriarchy?

prove it, and how are black men putting limits on black women

1. Sure there are, none of which explain why Black men earn more because they do not hold those jobs either.
2. Is this supposed to be an example of there NOT being male privilege?
3. Give me my citation that Black men are dominating contracting and plumbing that I've been asking for for an hour. I actually have your citation on deck, but I'm not going to continue letting you slide on your outlandish lies and excuses you use to twist the image of BW. Provide proof or admit you don't have it so everybody can know for sure you're lying against Black women.
4. Right. Just like more white men strive for political power than Black men. I wonder why that could be? And how much irony in you hinting that many BM are felons, yet the next post you will be telling Black women they are passing over good noble Black men that are plentiful in number for thugs.
5. Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Farrakah, black church leaders, a whole plethora. Just because you don't like them doesn't make it so. In fact I can't name one BW that is resoundingly accepted as a voice for Black people. Can you?
6. Yes
7. You can prove it by looking at your posting history in this thread alone. How many times have you outright questioned the capability of women while exalting that of men? Please go somewhere with this fake obliviousness like you don't preach the inferiority of women and the need for Black men to control and lord over us in order for all to be right with the world.
 
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i for one am not a traditionalist i don't believe in gender roles because they turn men into nothing more than provider-work horses and cannon fodder. So equality has always been my course of action. Which is why i can't stand female supremacy being passed off as equality. It's like putting soil in a Folgers can and calling it coffee
 

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Why are you posting pre recession data? :dahell:

Why wouldn't I :dahell:

You make a statement that everything is an outlier because you don't want to acknowledge your privilege, and then when I post a decade worth of data instead of 3 years you don't want to see it?

You will say anything to keep your lies against Black women going.

You basically reposted what I said

BW had a steady rate of 10% from recession to recovery

BM had a rate of 17% from recession to 11% in recovery

:mindblown:

You tried to play as if Black women were not effected by the recession and stats show different. Black women lost double the amount of jobs Black men gained during the recovery, and lost more than Black men lost throughout the entire recession.

But you will still pretend as if Black women are being favored for employment over Black men when it is a statistical lie. Go ahead and degrade Black women further and make a joke about us giving blow jobs to get the few opportunities we do, "pro-Black man". Pathetic.
 

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i for one am not a traditionalist i don't believe in gender roles because they turn men into nothing than provider-work horses and cannon fodder. So equality has always been my course of action. Which is why i can't stand female supremacy being passed off as equality. It's like putting soil in a Folgers can and calling it coffee

there you go. if were equals then theyve got no right to demand for us to do things for them that they arent doing for us. we arent their servants. im very much for letting women be equals so long as they arent pushing that double standard.
 

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i for one am not a traditionalist i don't believe in gender roles because they turn men into nothing more than provider-work horses and cannon fodder. So equality has always been my course of action. Which is why i can't stand female supremacy being passed off as equality. It's like putting soil in a Folgers can and calling it coffee
how do you think things should be honestly?
 
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