Jemele Hill's first Atlantic publication....
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A few dudes on here mean many more in the United States.
You're making the same mistake jemele is breh.
A black man not trusting the system =/= showing empathy for the accused.
if a black man says he doesn't like the #MeToo era, does that the mean he sees himself in Harvey Weinstien?
I haven't seen black men posting Pro-Kavanaugh things
I have seen some posting anti-Dr Ford and anti #metoo things
There is a wealth of difference between the two.
Seems she's already on the agenda for shytting on black men.
How did you possibly come to this conclusion after reading that article?
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BushidoBrown
Superstar
yea she knows the formula to be relevantAnother one. The best way to get your article viral is to have it based on Bm.
sad to see her fully going down this path tho
Nah I'm not. The problem black men have is the black defense wall. Any sort of valid, legit criticism of black men is immediately downplayed, shunned or spinned to blame black women.
We can admit faults within our own people. While there were many black men who didnt believe Kav, there were also many black men who didnt believe Ford. It's a weird dynamic where gender bias effects what a person believes and dont believe.
Obviously she has an anti black Male agenda, but there was small truth in a post full of feminism.
Paradise50
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I Really Mean It
Veteran
We just witnessed a black man, a celebrated black icon whose career included the production of a renowned television show that painted a positive image of the black family, found guilty for unproven accusations stretching back four decades ago. And just days after this black man was sentenced and carted off to prison, a white man who has been accused by multiple women of sexual assault - one of whom testifying under oath before the United States Senate and millions of television viewers - was confirmed as our newest Supreme Court Justice. fukk off, Jemele.
JFC, we are doomed
I'm not unilaterally dismissing your criticism and "shunning" it as you say. I'm offering you a valid counterpoint and i'm willing to debate you over this.
Empathy is the ability to share and understand the feelings of others, usually by putting yourselves in that position.
When it comes to black men and false rape accusations, the underlining factor has always been race... always.
So when black men complain about false rape allegation, that's where it stems from, and that is where the distrust for the system originates.
Of course there are black men who defending Kav, but not because of racial discrimination. Not because of empathy. Not because they saw themselves in him.
No, its because they mistrust the system.
The same way many of us mistrust the police.
Jemele hill tried to make the empathy argument, but that argument is inherently flawed because she doesn't understand black men as well as she thinks.
When black men show empathy in these types of cases, its primarily (and sometimes purely) a racial thing.
Find me a black man who looked at Brock turner and said, "that could have been me
"No, it couldn't have, because your experience would have been fundamentally different than his.
Now, you might find a black man who said "Fukk the system, i dont believe that hoe who accused that swimmer
"You see the difference? This isn't empahty, this isn't a pro-Brock statement, this is a general mistrust for the system.
These two things are not the same, no matter what Jemele Hill thinks
After ALL the exposures that have taken place on this site, WE still rolling with it being majority/plethora blackmen on here??? shyt just reading the posts on here will tell you differently.
So I wouldn't base your viewpoint on this site with it being filled with brothas.. the key words you used were "ON HERE"
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so this were u dudes went
What black men identified with Bret kavena, however the hell you spell his last name?
If there is data that says more black women didn't believe bret, how did they accumulate those stats?
If there is data that says more black women didn't believe bret, how did they accumulate those stats?
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
I just called The Atlanticās Ideas Editor and let him know Iād like to write a response article entitled āWhy Some Black Men See Jemele Hill as a Tap-Dancing Sell Outā 
