OliviaTwist
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Once again, who are these women you know??
Is This "Black Male Privilege Checklist" True?
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Once again, who are these women you know??
I actually know some women who have went to jail for failure to pay child support, dumbass.
One currently works under the table, owes over $20k and doesn't have a license because she can't get one. I don't feel sorry for her either.
Like I said, it's the absent parent that gets in trouble, gender doesn't determine which one that will be.
Spliff
Godzilla got busy.
This list literally has it all. shyt that pertains to men of all races, shyt that pertains to women themselves, shyt that has no negative impact on women, shyt that's blatantly false, and shyt that has nothing to do with anything.
OliviaTwist
All Star
Supercoolmayo
Superstar
Somebody tweet this entire thing
you know I'm right
Nah, just wanted to let other posters know who you were.
Ronnie Lott
#49erGang
What a bunch of bullshyt!!! 
as there logo.
Toe Jay Simpson
Searchin’
I don't think at any point in history has "black male" and "privilege" ever appeared in close proximity to each other in a sentence, more or less as a concept
Un-AmericanDreamer
Simp City
That point about athletes is just 
Let's integrate the NBA and let's see where the chips fall where they may be, the cream will rise to the top and make their earnings based on that or will they find a way to argue about that? This idea that men are suppose to build it then hand it over to women is asinine. No ones going to do all that work, then assume a subordinate position to someone who ain't lift a finger.
Let's integrate the NBA and let's see where the chips fall where they may be, the cream will rise to the top and make their earnings based on that or will they find a way to argue about that? This idea that men are suppose to build it then hand it over to women is asinine. No ones going to do all that work, then assume a subordinate position to someone who ain't lift a finger.
PartyHeart
All Star
The list overall is on point. And yes I posted it, but it was authored by a brother who wants solidarity enough to actually work towards it. He is here: http://jewelwoods.com/node/9 On to the issue. I'll attempt to address it once more, just in the hope that I won't get obviously disingenuous, deflective, and intellectually dishonest responses (which I won't respond to).
The very fact that you guys have admitted this can be applied to men of all races seriously bodied all of the nonsense pleas to ignorance and pretending to not have read any specific ways in which Black women are oppressed by Black men in the last thread.
I mean really, when you break down the past 2 days the results have played out in the exact fashion that women of color feminists' tweets have spoken about. The dismissiveness, the trivalization, the refusal to believe that because you are apart of one oppressed group, the privilege you have and actively use from another group doesn't count or shouldn't be addressed. Almost as if Black feminists had scripted the stupidity of the responses by white women and Black men. And truthfully, Black men's response might have been even more shameful because you at least had prominent white feminists urging racist feminists to actually hear and understand WoC's struggle/pain, whereas you had Black males either dead silent on the issue or going HARD to silence Black women entirely.
Here's how it happened:
On Monday you had Black men on here raving and celebrating that Black feminists went in on white women on twitter (as we should have) for them calling for solidarity amongst women all while ignoring women of color's specific issues because of the ingrained privilege they have just for being born white. Black men on here even got excited because they thought it was a perfect "I told you so" moment for them to continue scapegoating the fight for equality for women (feminism) as the cause of the downfall of the Black family, only this time with Black female agreeance.
On Tuesday, when Black women next shined the light on the ingrained privilege Black men have just for being male; a privilege that they have exercised in our Black power and civil rights movements that put Black female specific issues on the back burner, 'brothers' couldn't respond quickly enough with some of the dumbest arguments I've ever read. It became about how "its different" and "we have no privilege" and shaming tactics about Black women being divisive by bringing it up (but Tommy Sotomayer and those who co-sign him aren't divisive, and neither are misogynists like Tariq Nasheed nor the crap he spews about Black women). So despite having just celebrated us calling out white women's privilege (something we had been doing for years anyway, btw), Black men did the same as white women had and denied any privilege or wrongdoing to Black women outright.
Its cool though. As I said in the other thread, the Womanist movement will continue. Folks talk about solidarity but they don't really want it. They want Black women to keep doing what they've been doing, shutting up and taking punches for movements that only want to speak to half their issues and doing so in silence. Won't happen, so prepare to stay mad
And fyi, for the emboldened Black men who feel no sympathy, no empathy, and not even any shame for dismissing Black women's issues, the same way every thing that Black women ever bring up is "trivial" and "bs" and simply an issue of bad choices by Black women, keep it mind your oppression will continue to be viewed the same by whites.
Complain about notions that are used against you and then subscribe to them against others, like your own race of women, while claiming you're "for solidarity", brehs.
The very fact that you guys have admitted this can be applied to men of all races seriously bodied all of the nonsense pleas to ignorance and pretending to not have read any specific ways in which Black women are oppressed by Black men in the last thread.
I mean really, when you break down the past 2 days the results have played out in the exact fashion that women of color feminists' tweets have spoken about. The dismissiveness, the trivalization, the refusal to believe that because you are apart of one oppressed group, the privilege you have and actively use from another group doesn't count or shouldn't be addressed. Almost as if Black feminists had scripted the stupidity of the responses by white women and Black men. And truthfully, Black men's response might have been even more shameful because you at least had prominent white feminists urging racist feminists to actually hear and understand WoC's struggle/pain, whereas you had Black males either dead silent on the issue or going HARD to silence Black women entirely.
Here's how it happened:
On Monday you had Black men on here raving and celebrating that Black feminists went in on white women on twitter (as we should have) for them calling for solidarity amongst women all while ignoring women of color's specific issues because of the ingrained privilege they have just for being born white. Black men on here even got excited because they thought it was a perfect "I told you so" moment for them to continue scapegoating the fight for equality for women (feminism) as the cause of the downfall of the Black family, only this time with Black female agreeance.
On Tuesday, when Black women next shined the light on the ingrained privilege Black men have just for being male; a privilege that they have exercised in our Black power and civil rights movements that put Black female specific issues on the back burner, 'brothers' couldn't respond quickly enough with some of the dumbest arguments I've ever read. It became about how "its different" and "we have no privilege" and shaming tactics about Black women being divisive by bringing it up (but Tommy Sotomayer and those who co-sign him aren't divisive, and neither are misogynists like Tariq Nasheed nor the crap he spews about Black women). So despite having just celebrated us calling out white women's privilege (something we had been doing for years anyway, btw), Black men did the same as white women had and denied any privilege or wrongdoing to Black women outright.
Its cool though. As I said in the other thread, the Womanist movement will continue. Folks talk about solidarity but they don't really want it. They want Black women to keep doing what they've been doing, shutting up and taking punches for movements that only want to speak to half their issues and doing so in silence. Won't happen, so prepare to stay mad
And fyi, for the emboldened Black men who feel no sympathy, no empathy, and not even any shame for dismissing Black women's issues, the same way every thing that Black women ever bring up is "trivial" and "bs" and simply an issue of bad choices by Black women, keep it mind your oppression will continue to be viewed the same by whites.
Complain about notions that are used against you and then subscribe to them against others, like your own race of women, while claiming you're "for solidarity", brehs.
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SumBlackguyz
Cacs Gonna Cac
Women dont want equality. Equality is 50-50. Women say they want 50-50, but really want 70-30, because men will always be superior even if it was 50-50. The whole purpose of civilization is to delegate physical labor tasks to different members of the community, and protect one another from other communities PHYSICAL strength. At the bottom line men are the lifeline to civilization because were are the only one physically able to sustain it with our strength advantages. Without men, civilization would have never progressed past hunter gatherer
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
The list overall is on point. And yes I posted it, but it was authored by a brother who wants solidarity enough to actually work towards it. He is here: http://jewelwoods.com/node/9 On to the issue. I'll attempt to address it once more, just in the hope that I won't get obviously disingenuous, deflective, and intellectually dishonest responses (which I won't respond to).
The very fact that you guys have admitted this can be applied to men of all races seriously bodied all of the nonsense pleas to ignorance and pretending to not have read any specific ways in which Black women are oppressed by Black men in the last thread.
I mean really, when you break down the past 2 days the results have played out in the exact fashion that women of color feminists' tweets have spoken about. The dismissiveness, the trivalization, the refusal to believe that because you are apart of one oppressed group, the privilege you have and actively use from another group doesn't count or shouldn't be addressed. Almost as if Black feminists had scripted the stupidity of the responses by white women and Black men. And truthfully, Black men's response might have been even more shameful because you at least had prominent white feminists urging racist feminists to actually hear and understand WoC's struggle/pain, whereas you had Black males either dead silent on the issue or going HARD to silence Black women entirely.
Here's how it happened:
On Monday you had Black men on here raving and celebrating that Black feminists went in on white women on twitter (as we should have) for them calling for solidarity amongst women all while ignoring women of color's specific issues because of the ingrained privilege they have just for being born white. Black men on here even got excited because they thought it was a perfect "I told you so" moment for them to continue scapegoating the fight for equality for women (feminism) as the cause of the downfall of the Black family, only this time with Black female agreeance.
On Tuesday, when Black women next shined the light on the ingrained privilege Black men have just for being male; a privilege that they have exercised in our Black power and civil rights movements that put Black female specific issues on the back burner, 'brothers' couldn't respond quickly enough with some of the dumbest arguments I've ever read. It became about how "its different" and "we have no privilege" and shaming tactics about Black women being divisive by bringing it up (but Tommy Sotomayer and those who co-sign him aren't divisive, and neither are misogynists like Tariq Nasheed nor the crap he spews about Black women). So despite having just celebrated us calling out white women's privilege (something we had been doing for years anyway, btw), Black men did the same as white women had and denied any privilege or wrongdoing to Black women outright.
Its cool though. As I said in the other thread, the Womanist movement will continue. Folks talk about solidarity but they don't really want it. They want Black women to keep doing what they've been doing, shutting up and taking punches for movements that only want to speak to half their issues and doing so in silence. Won't happen, so prepare to stay mad
And fyi, for the emboldened Black men who feel no sympathy, no empathy, and not even any shame for dismissing Black women's issues, the same way every thing that Black women ever bring up is "trivial" and "bs" and simply an issue of bad choices by Black women, keep it mind your oppression will continue to be viewed the same by whites.
Complain about notions that are used against you and then subscribe to them against others, like your own race of women, while claiming you're "for solidarity", brehs.
*takes sip of this Henn*
So...what is it this Womanist movement wants from me, a singular black male with no discernable "privilege"?
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That list was awful.
49. I will make significantly more money as a professional athlete than members of the opposite sex will.
.
-men athletes make more money because more people WATCH them. Females don't even watch female athletes, so it ain't the fault of men female athletes aren't balling out. Lets be 450 hundred right now... you see 8 million women as heat fans, wade fans, d. rose fans, but how many women you see talking about cheryl swoopes is doing it big tonight! I love the comets! Women ain't even supporting their own sports, so why is it a man's duty?
52. I can talk about sports or spend large portions of the day playing video games while women are most likely involved with household or childcare duties.
- Does this point even need to be addressed? If your man spends all day playing videogames and not helping rearing a child, you chose a loser.
85. I do not have to worry about being considered a traitor to my race if I call the police on a member of the opposite sex.
- That's because as a man you don't call the police at all because more times than not you will be the one getting arrested and you'll be called weak on top of it.
50. In school, girls are cheerleaders for male athletes, but there is no such role for males to cheerlead for women athletes.
-Man, is this guy serious? Not even a woman is going to respect a man dressed up in pom poms, but lets be real. Women have plenty of men that cheerlead them. we call them simps, white knights and male feminists.
57. Most sports talk show hosts that are members of my race are men.
- Hmm, maybe that's because the majority of the audience that watch sports are MEN, and specifically men who have played the game or have had close affiliation with the game.
49. I will make significantly more money as a professional athlete than members of the opposite sex will.
.
-men athletes make more money because more people WATCH them. Females don't even watch female athletes, so it ain't the fault of men female athletes aren't balling out. Lets be 450 hundred right now... you see 8 million women as heat fans, wade fans, d. rose fans, but how many women you see talking about cheryl swoopes is doing it big tonight! I love the comets! Women ain't even supporting their own sports, so why is it a man's duty?
52. I can talk about sports or spend large portions of the day playing video games while women are most likely involved with household or childcare duties.
- Does this point even need to be addressed? If your man spends all day playing videogames and not helping rearing a child, you chose a loser.
85. I do not have to worry about being considered a traitor to my race if I call the police on a member of the opposite sex.
- That's because as a man you don't call the police at all because more times than not you will be the one getting arrested and you'll be called weak on top of it.
50. In school, girls are cheerleaders for male athletes, but there is no such role for males to cheerlead for women athletes.
-Man, is this guy serious? Not even a woman is going to respect a man dressed up in pom poms, but lets be real. Women have plenty of men that cheerlead them. we call them simps, white knights and male feminists.
57. Most sports talk show hosts that are members of my race are men.
- Hmm, maybe that's because the majority of the audience that watch sports are MEN, and specifically men who have played the game or have had close affiliation with the game.
