I'm not saying that this isn't the loudest element but I know enough straight Black women who only date Black men who define themselves as feminist, support sjw type movements and engage in genderisms.
Is #BlackLivesMatter Leading Nowhere?
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I'm not saying that this isn't the loudest element but I know enough straight Black women who only date Black men who define themselves as feminist, support sjw type movements and engage in genderisms.
I don't see them irl or online.
I have a teenage sister and its fairly obvious just observing her and her friends that it extends beyond swirling.
Exception to every rule but most bw that only date bm refrain from making generalizations.
Ehhh I see every demographic of Black women posting and retweeting Black girl magic, Black lives matters and feminist quotes and its growing and en vogue. If you are talking disparaging Black men to fetishize other men then I don't see that but the swirling is only a part of why that kind of ideology is an impediment to progress....i.e. you can genuinely love the opposite sex but if you think they are oppressing you it makes it harder to build a unified movement against a far greater oppressor or build alternative systems to circumvent said oppressions.
Don't really see it IRL outside of an academic setting and I work with young people from middle school to high school. I don't think social media is a good barometer to measure something like this.
I have a sister myself and I work with youth...I guess we will have to see.
Agreed
Im learning that gender bias is normal but the ones that go overboard usually have agendas
You know black women that only date bm but feel oppressed to the point where they wont build with bm??
Indeed. Wonder where this will be in 5-10 years.
Isn't that how the Black family unit got to where it is today? "Strong" Black women who don't need "aint shyt nikkas" was like the primitive non-academic first wave of this mindset. Now they can dress it up with quotes and cute little pictures. The middle class suburban wenches might make the memes or whatever but I see Black women off all demographics putting it in their feeds.
I agree with what your sayin about the progression of the mindset, i just don't think a sizable amount of women truly believe this stuff. When I see the "nikkas ain't shyt" memes it usually after a break up and I dont really see any of this from women in relationships.The bw that are constantly talking about this stuff/wont build usually have agendas. That's why I don't think there's a "shift". Its just "nikkas aint shyt" in 2016.
Eh I think a lot of these bytches want attention tbh.
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Where do you think they getting this type of thinking from?
Because this is kinda of concerning if this type of movement isn't stopped