Who the fukk mistreated her and why are we ignoring all the successful black couples out there? Serena's whole existences has been an exercise in white racism. It was white men who discriminated against her father. It was white men who went out of their way to make t hard for them to play tennis. It was white men who went out of their way to call her a man, call her trans, claim she was doping (they still do), call her an ork, and outright call her a monkey. It was white men who threw a fit about her hair. It was white men who bashed her for a simple dance when she won. It was white men who got mad at her for being too good and having too fast a serve. It was white men who dragged her for damn near everything. Even in relationships, it was a white man who was so far beneath her in regards to looks (Bret Ratner - yes, the Jonah Hill looking cac) or income (Patrick Mouratoglou) among others, that mistreated her. It was black men who defended her time in and time out. Yet black men are the ones who mistreated her.
More info about Ratner, btw:
Brett Ratner: “I slept with Serena Williams right before her wedding”__See photos
https://www.bet.com/article/rb192x/serena-endured-despicable-behavior-from-ratner-in-this-video
Watch Brett Ratner and Serena Williams' Cringeworthy Argument in 2005 Video - E! Online
As for who this is:
This is the issue that a lot of black men are having and this is not the first time a lot of y'all have done this. There is a pervasive and albeit, very frequent tendency by
some black women to ignore all the things that
many white men have done to a back person, especially a woman, and crown them some kind of savior for doing nothing of true worth, and it's fukking weird. It makes it seem as if women are viewing the world through some weird ass lens. I'm not even talking about historical shyt either, which has a level of disconnect. It's in situations where that person has had a direct look and interaction with said racism and true mistreatment yet they will still act like it never existed. All it took was one dude and the rest never existed. That's really really fukking weird.
This is actually a serious issue with some of the dudes I've worked with in the past. They may not spend time online commenting on it but they do mention it like clockwork. Even more so, they often note that they feel as if they have to be as guarded with their feelings with black women as they would be with other groups of women which, at the time, was wild to me.