Coli fav Angel Reese is a divestor?
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Man What
Too many of yall were gassing her up and not looking at her actions. She was with a different entertainment industry nikka every week, her world view of BM is being formed by that, just like the BW who only date pookies… used and discarded so here comes the deflection.
This is what this type of black male misandry has caused. Tell me again that real life is completely separate from social media.
The world of divestment has done wonderful work for all these predators.
Andrew Szech, 43, allegedly encouraged the unidentified teenage girl to take a bus from where she lived in Kannapolis, North Carolina, to Chicago in early July. The pair had been talking online since June, according to Lake County Sheriff's Office Deputy Chief Christopher Covelli.
- Three counts of criminal sexµal abuse
- Unlawful possession of psilocybin mushrooms with intent to deliver
- Unlawful possession of cannabis with intent to deliver
- Unlawful possession of cannabis
- Unlawful possession of Adderall with intent to deliver
- Aggravated battery
- Unlawful possession of cannabis plants
- Two counts of aggravated unlawful possession of a firearm
- Reckless conduct and aggravated assault
Disturbing update in case of missing teen found in felon's home
Andrew Szech will appear in court for a detention hearing on Friday as he faces multiple felony charges for allegedly sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl.
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Kannapolis Police searching for missing 15-year-old girl
Robinson was last seen at A.L. Brown High School in the 400 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. on Thursday, Feb. 1.
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"Women Leaders in African History, 17th–19th Century"
Women Leaders in African History, 17th–19th Century | Essay | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
The turbulent years following West and Central Africa’s initial contact with Europe were marked by the emergence of women revered for their formidable political skills and social vision.
www.metmuseum.org
"Women contested, negotiated, complemented, and transformed their societies through their diverse roles in the political, social, religious, and economic realities of pre-colonial life in West Africa."
(Department of History University of Accra Ghana, Cyrelene Amoah-Boampong, Christabel Agyeiwaa., 18 October 2019 The Palgrave Handbook of African Women's Studies pp 1-13)
levels of psychological warfare waged against black men at all levels.And with that being said, it’s mostly based on misinformation, misconceptions.
You will hear some of them put out content (on relatively large channels) how black men have been dating out more since the 60s/70s.
However, in reality it was completely different.
Interracial marriage was not the same for black male-white female partnerships as it was for white male-black female partnerships. The 1960 Census revealed that 60% of interracial marriages involved a white man and a black woman.
(Washington University in St. Louis)
Before 'Loving'
artsci.wustl.edu
I’m not suggesting Black men should go look for WW etc. This was just to point out the hypocrisy by the divestment crowd.
To Black women are #1
post modern feminism in combination with the war on drugs destroyed many critical aspects of broader gender relations within the black community.
Was Modern Art Really a CIA Psy-Op? - JSTOR Daily
The number of MoMA-CIA crossovers is highly suspicious, to say the least.
daily.jstor.org
post modernism as an ideology is a cia propaganda creation
Class 8. The CIA and the Cultural Cold War
The CIA used art, music, and even tabloid gossip in the psychological battle against Communism. Was its covert use of cultural weapons inherently antidemocratic?
asharangappa.substack.com
This is why countries have things like the great firewall.
CIA has historically been a very malleable organization.
Steinham was a CIA prop sent into weaponize gender szchisms within the black communityt
we have no clue what we are up against as a race of people.levels of psychological warfare waged against black men at all levels.
post modern feminism in combination with the war on drugs destroyed many critical aspects of broader gender relations within the black community.
Was Modern Art Really a CIA Psy-Op? - JSTOR Daily
The number of MoMA-CIA crossovers is highly suspicious, to say the least.
post modernism as an ideology is a cia propaganda creation
Class 8. The CIA and the Cultural Cold War
The CIA used art, music, and even tabloid gossip in the psychological battle against Communism. Was its covert use of cultural weapons inherently antidemocratic?
Asha Rangappa | Substack
Asha Rangappa is an Assistant Dean and Senior Lecturer at the Yale University's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs and a former Special Agent of the FBI, specializing in counterintelligence investigations.
substack.com
Thanks for these sources.This is why countries have things like the great firewall.
CIA has historically been a very malleable organization.
Steinham was a CIA prop sent into weaponize gender szchisms within the black communityt
Furthermore,
"Lesbian mothers helped create a foundation of single parent families which challenged the gendered stereotypes of motherhood and hood. They helped single mothers liberate themselves from the constrictions of the traditional nuclear family with its built-in heteronormativity. […] In Separate Roads to Feminism: Black, Chicana and White Feminist Movements in America’s Second Wave, Benita Roth explains how the history of racism in the U.S. played an important part in creating this divide. Instead of arguing about a woman’s right NOT to bear a child, these minority women focused on how to combine motherhood with feminism and equality. They wanted to change the assumption that single motherhood was a pathology and/or a punishment. Single mothers of all ethnicities could relate to this conversation. […]."
Transforming Motherhood: Single Parents' Liberation In The 1970s
Transforming Motherhood examines the experiences of single mothers from the early 1970s until the mid-1980s. Because most accounts of single motherhood in these decades focused on single motherhood as the cause of social problems, most of the discourse about single motherhood is framed on the...
(Elizabeth Ryan, "Transforming Motherhood: Single Parents' Liberation,Transforming Motherhood: Single Parents' Liberation In The 1970s, - 2015)
No doubt,I think a lot of black women are walking around with undiagnosed mental illnesses
this would probably be a triple platinum thread on it's own, but to add insult to injury. Look what the boyfriend was tweeting earlier this year:
“Mental Health Among African American Women”
Mental Health Among African American Women
Too often, women of color try to tackle depression and anxiety on their own.
(Erica Martin Richards, M.D., Ph.D., Hopkins-medicine)
No doubt,
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"Women Leaders in African History, 17th–19th Century"
Women Leaders in African History, 17th–19th Century | Essay | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
The turbulent years following West and Central Africa’s initial contact with Europe were marked by the emergence of women revered for their formidable political skills and social vision.
"Women contested, negotiated, complemented, and transformed their societies through their diverse roles in the political, social, religious, and economic realities of pre-colonial life in West Africa."
(Department of History University of Accra Ghana, Cyrelene Amoah-Boampong, Christabel Agyeiwaa., 18 October 2019 The Palgrave Handbook of African Women's Studies pp 1-13)
"In 1617, Ngola Mbandi Kiluanji died and Ngola Mbandi, his son and Nzinga's brother, came to power.[18] Upon assuming the throne, he engaged in months of political bloodletting, killing many rival claimants to the throne, including his older half-brother and their family.[19][9] Thirty-five at the time, Nzingha was spared, but the new king ordered her young son killed while she and her two sisters were forcibly sterilized, ensuring that she would never have a child again.[19] According to some sources, Nzingha was singled out for harsh treatment as she had a longstanding rivalry with her brother.[19] Perhaps fearing for her life, Nzinga fled to the Kingdom of Matamba.[3]
Not exactly what I would call "empowered"
#TheOppressionContinues.We cant sugarcoat these things. There were "powerful" women within the civil rights movement with groups like the Panthers too. But at the end of the day it was ran by men and their existed alot of misogyny and disrespect. Its important to note that historically we have probably oppressed more black women then we empowered by a landslide. To ignore this means we wont do better in the future. And to be fair,she killed her 7 year old nephew once she had a shot at TAKING power. This is that cruel unforgiving loop we see in America. After years of us oppressing black women,they have now taken and been granted power by the European. Now they will be using their newfound power to oppress black men/boys,at least for the near future. But thats okay,as black men we can take it
#RabbitGotTheGun"In 1617, Ngola Mbandi Kiluanji died and Ngola Mbandi, his son and Nzinga's brother, came to power.[18] Upon assuming the throne, he engaged in months of political bloodletting, killing many rival claimants to the throne, including his older half-brother and their family.[19][9] Thirty-five at the time, Nzingha was spared, but the new king ordered her young son killed while she and her two sisters were forcibly sterilized, ensuring that she would never have a child again.[19] According to some sources, Nzingha was singled out for harsh treatment as she had a longstanding rivalry with her brother.[19] Perhaps fearing for her life, Nzinga fled to the Kingdom of Matamba.[3]
Not exactly what I would call "empowered"
We cant sugarcoat these things. There were "powerful" women within the civil rights movement with groups like the Panthers too. But at the end of the day it was ran by men and their existed alot of misogyny and disrespect. Its important to note that historically we have probably oppressed more black women then we empowered by a landslide. To ignore this means we wont do better in the future. And to be fair,she killed her 7 year old nephew once she had a shot at TAKING power. This is that cruel unforgiving loop we see in America. After years of us oppressing black women,they have now taken and been granted power by the European. Now they will be using their newfound power to oppress black men/boys,at least for the near future. But thats okay,as black men we can take it
Bad take.
No-one can "oppress" you if you don't allow it. Maybe you will be oppressed because you choose to have a subservient mentality to those in power but not most capable men have such a mentality.
And to be honest, that is a very feminine mindset to take on, unfortunately.
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Bad take.
No-one can "oppress" you if you don't allow it too. Maybe you will be oppressed because of you choose to have a subservient mentality to those in power but not most capable men.
And to be honest, that is a very feminine mindset to take on, unfortunately.
So you dont believe in white supremacy?Thats an unfortunate and delusional mindset imo.
One can be ignorant to being oppressed or to the fact they are oppressors. What you do once you realize is whats important
The trad wife phenomenon amongst black women is particularly concerning. Not that they want to take care of their family, but delving into stereotypes, and playing a "mammy" role is peak mental illness. Like Hannahlee Yoder....She out here picking cotton for her white husband, and mulatto children.
She’s literally back on the plantation. A divestors ultimate dream.
The mind works in mysterious ways.
Ex Swirler Says SEGGS With White Men Is Reparations...
Bad take.
No-one can "oppress" you if you don't allow it too. Maybe you will be oppressed because of you choose to have a subservient mentality to those in power but not most capable men.
And to be honest, that is a very feminine mindset to take on, unfortunately.
I feel both of you are right.So you dont believe in white supremacy?Thats an unfortunate and delusional mindset imo.
One can be ignorant to being oppressed or to the fact they are oppressors. What you do once you realize is whats important
White supremacy is real, but one has a choice to not be oppressed. One allows that to happen.
To have a choice you need options. Does everyone have the ability to create options for themselves in the heart of white supremacy? Especially if they gain knowledge of self and truly realize they are being actively oppressed later in life? By that time youve possibly already dug a hole and are burdened by attachments and financial hardships.
I agree with what your saying as a people. As a collective we dont have to continue to be oppressed. But since we dont move as a collective,and most are very comfortable. Many of us arent capable of creating options/choice for ourselves individually. At least not in a timely manner.
So you dont believe in white supremacy?Thats an unfortunate and delusional mindset imo.
One can be ignorant to being oppressed or to the fact they are oppressors. What you do once you realize is whats important
I believe white people (men in particular) have an upper hand on nonwhites, but white folk aren't gods, they just have a different mentality. They'll die before allowing another group to take them over and oppress them. They don't give a damn. If they aren't empowered, they are persistent in striving for power and will study grains of sand to think of ways to overtake their enemy. They also believe in strict hierarchy and patriarchy.
But, that is the correct mentality to have in this world. And that mindset is not something you have. You think women controlling and dictating your life is "just how it is" because of ignorant men from the past.
I don't have that mentality, and most capable men don't either.
