Yikes.I called this long ago. Friend of mine tried to join a Texas chapter of BLM to do some good, only to find out they weren't actually doing jack shyt. What we saw was a collection of unprepared, BROKE people find a way to monetize the very "black bodies" they sit on twitter hand wringing over 24/7.
BLM was never an inward movement about mobility or expansion. It was always focused on white people. Begging white people for attention or validation, begging white people to stop killing black people, etc. That's not a sustainable message because it doesn't work towards anything. White supremacy isn't going anywhere. The Black Panthers spent time focusing on white people...but the vast majority of their focus was on the black community. Security, ambulance service, breakfast programs for school children, music, etc.
What is BLM doing to support black businesses, set up free health clinics for the poor, or urban farming, or any other issue that actually helps black people beyond complaining that some movie doesn't have enough black people in it.
I had to finally unfollow DragonflyJonez. Dude is a blavity black male feminist at this point.
I had to finally unfollow DragonflyJonez. Dude is a blavity black male feminist at this point.
The tweet was from a black female calling out a few black male feminist blavity black panderders about the fact they're obviously pandering to get a blue check. DragonflyJonez was 1 of the dudes she mentioned.What did the tweet say? It's deleted.
I've been peeped that about him years ago. He's cliqued up with that circle of black entertainment/#activists on Twitter.
I called this long ago. Friend of mine tried to join a Texas chapter of BLM to do some good, only to find out they weren't actually doing jack shyt. What we saw was a collection of unprepared, BROKE people find a way to monetize the very "black bodies" they sit on twitter hand wringing over 24/7.
BLM was never an inward movement about mobility or expansion. It was always focused on white people. Begging white people for attention or validation, begging white people to stop killing black people, etc. That's not a sustainable message because it doesn't work towards anything. White supremacy isn't going anywhere. The Black Panthers spent time focusing on white people...but the vast majority of their focus was on the black community. Security, ambulance service, breakfast programs for school children, music, etc.
What is BLM doing to support black businesses, set up free health clinics for the poor, or urban farming, or any other issue that actually helps black people beyond complaining that some movie doesn't have enough black people in it.