I'm Billy FUCO!!
Banned
These fukkin' hoes, man......
Oh shyt, so they have "Scandal" Viewing Parties now? (photos included)
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Tommy Knocks
retired
You lie. Links.
Busted_Toes
Veteran
Black women hate Taye DIggs breh
the next guy
Superstar
http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/82187791.html?
Some black womean don't like scandal @Ronnie Lott
Some black womean don't like scandal @Ronnie Lott
But she mentioned nothing about the white men savior analogy....
she pretty much just said because its the first time in about 40 years a Black woman has had the lead in a TV Drama....
i'm waiting for a serious post by them where they can own up to hypocrisy
Marci-Senpai
Prosperity, longevity and a sound mind.
any niga that watches this show has lost in life
PartyHeart
All Star
You trying to suggest that pre-colonial African societies in general wernt patriarchal?
I don't need to suggest it when history and evidence prove it. Pre-colonial African societies were largely egalitarian. Black women held positions of chiefs, high priestesses, warriors, commanders, and the like. They were rulers along side Black men in equal footing. A big part of the reason Europeans considered Africans "savages" is for that very reason, a fact that has been evidenced by words written by early European explorers to the continent about the continent.
Furthermore, lineages were traced through the mother. Studies on pre-colonial African language and literature has revealed that they did not even have gendered words. How exactly could a patriarchy exist in a society where you aren't even looked at (see: limited) by your gender?
But of course, why would I need to tell you oh so conscious, oh so pro-Black, oh so knowledgeable Coli Black male warriors about the history of your people. Surely all the stones you spend day and night throwing at women and Black women are founded in reality and not personal frustrations you choose to project onto Black women.
Surely
These are cheap copouts to substantive points about female hypocrisy, but ok...i guess that's y'all privilege
So you're seriously going to try to twist me choosing to not cape (or give a fukk about tbh) for a bunch of fools who hate women, particularly Black women, as a privilege of mine? Where is the logic?
You, who are in the midst of a forum full of constant female hatred, haven't made a post yet to call out the many males around you perpetuating it but feel justified in calling out a female member for not even spewing hate back, but simply not defending her haters...you don't have privilege, but the female member does?
Oh ok.
I'm not going an inch out of my to prove anything to your lying ass. You've got the Internet, go get somebody smart enough to show you how to use it.
Tommy Knocks
retired
I thought I put your fakkit cry baby ass on ignore. Hold on let me sort it out, you bleed too much emotion in your post, it makes me uncomfortable for you.
Go suck your mom's dikk.
Mountain
All Star
I don't need to suggest it when history and evidence prove it. Pre-colonial African societies were largely egalitarian. Black women held positions of chiefs, high priestesses, warriors, commanders, and the like. They were rulers along side Black men in equal footing. A big part of the reason Europeans considered Africans "savages" is for that very reason, a fact that has been evidenced by words written by early European explorers to the continent about the continent.
Furthermore, lineages were traced through the mother. Studies on pre-colonial African language and literature has revealed that they did not even have gendered words. How exactly could a patriarchy exist in a society where you aren't even looked at (see: limited) by your gender?
But of course, why would I need to tell you oh so conscious, oh so pro-Black, oh so knowledgeable Coli Black male warriors about the history of your people. Surely all the stones you spend day and night throwing at women and Black women are founded in reality and not personal frustrations you choose to project onto Black women.
Surely
You missed my point completely. In your response to kg you implied that Europeans taught African men the concept of patriarchal operation, when thats far from the truth. Patriarchal kingdoms and practices were prevalent throughout Pre-colonial African history, its not something we copied from European men.
Many African rulers such as the king of Congo Askinkia Toure, King of Maly Mansa Mousa, King of sudan Samory Toure .e.t.c. ruled as 'patriarchs' before Europe colonised africa, or do you pretentious, black men hating, twitter feminists want to suggest that those African kings and the many kings before them didnt exist?
Patriarchal customs were also practiced before Africa's colonisation, from the payment of bride dowry (gifts) necessary to claim a wife in west African culture, to the fact that in other African cultures a widowed woman is to be owned by the eldest man in the family. I would love for you to tell those women they were not "limited by their gender" or living in a patriarchal society because certain word in their language may or may not be genderless.
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606onit
Superstar
why cant the show be powered by a treadmill or an elliptical machine? 
PartyHeart
All Star
You would have to actually know the definition of a patriarchy to talk about it. A patriarchy is where men are the primary and sole authority in issues of politics, economy, property/household, etc. This was NOT the case in pre-colonial Africa. There are as many female rulers as male historically, probably many more we don't even know about because of the colonization.
Look up the definition of the world egalitarian and realize why this part of your rant is irrelevant.
As were matriarchal customs, like matrilineally (in which public office and economics were completely derived from). And please stop making up nonsense to support your wish to follow in your white daddy's footsteps. African men did not own African women by any stretch of the imagination in pre-colonial Africa. They were independent individuals. Unmarried women in Africa were able to collect wealth and status just as the men were. They were not restricted to any such roles in order to survive and were in fact held in high esteem. The customs you are talking about by and large came AFTER European colonization.
Wasn't certain words, it was all of them. None of them were gendered. Not the possessive, not the pronouns, none.
I despise Taye Diggs.
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