The Black Authority, The Black Channel, and The Business

[Gravity]

Why is she still a topic of discussion?

The dude's who bring her up as a counter point are just as lame as the women who cry and give her a spotlight.

How so when she serves as an undeniable example of how hypocritical people are? I probably just answered my own question. People hate to be called out on their bullshyt.

 

[im_sleep]

How so when she serves as an undeniable example of how hypocritical people are? I probably just answered my own question. People hate to be called out on their bullshyt.

Because it's dumb shyt to argue back and forth about.

The hell does Rachel Dolezal and the Kardashians have to do with bettering things for Black folks?

 

[southern.girl]

Whenever you see so called female posters posting in race related threads it's always on some gender shyt somehow in opposition to what black male posters are saying.

If you all are so concerned with black women being pushed out of their spaces then why do y'all support this tranny shyt which is men invading spaces for women? Why do y'all support this IR shyt which produces the mixed women that y'all say are being used to replace you? Y'all will fight for men to be recognized as women but you got an issue with a white woman wanting to be recognized as black using the exact same logic? Just no shame in contradicting yourself.

You sound like an emotional feminist crying about appropriation. The only thing Rachel Dozeal is doing is making an ass of herself.

No black woman is being pushed out of her space.

The irony is that I am not a feminist. Nor do I agree with the transgender plight (specifically when it comes to opting into spaces that were separated by sex like bathrooms, sports, affirmative action, etc).

The transgender plight mimics Rachel's transracial experience....both are people who disregard science (X Y chromosomes, bloodline/heritage) in favor of what they feel they should be.

Yes, there are black women (and women in general) who demonize straight men for exercising masculine traits. However, your automatic dismissal of my comment and incorrect assumption that I fall into the black feminist movement, shows that you are quite similar the black feminist that you loathe. This similarity is evident when you place incorrect assumptions on people based on the topic and sex of the person responding, opposed to what they actually said.

 

[Neuromancer]

Transformers white folks in disguise.


It all boils down to letting them PAWG in peace

Oh here we go with the belly-aching.

 

[Neuromancer]

Did u read?

Does anyone actually read anything?

Silly man, women can't read.

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

lol what an idiot. How about supporting black women that want to/ that does put out positive content for their people. The self hate is real

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

Black Authority my ass
Zo hit a nerve and this nikka just talking all types off goofy shyt

 

[Gravity]

The irony is that I am not a feminist. Nor do I agree with the transgender plight (specifically when it comes to opting into spaces that were separated by sex like bathrooms, sports, affirmative action, etc).

The transgender plight mimics Rachel's transracial experience....both are people who disregard science (X Y chromosomes, bloodline/heritage) in favor of what they feel they should be.

Yes, there are black women (and women in general) who demonize straight men for exercising masculine traits. However, your automatic dismissal of my comment and incorrect assumption that I fall into the black feminist movement, shows that you are quite similar the black feminist that you loathe. This similarity is evident when you place incorrect assumptions on people based on the topic and sex of the person responding, opposed to what they actually said.

You're the one who came in here making assumptions based on gender. "I bet he wouldn't say this if this was a white man". How do you know that this cat wouldn't have made this comment if Dolezal was a white man? You only said that because he's a black man. The point that he used Dolezal to make doesn't anything to do with gender. He's saying if whites can prop up c00ns who are white supremacists in black skin as examples of what blacks should be, then we should prop up white c00ns as examples of how whites should be. He was not supporting white appropriation. You were in such a hurry to "clap back" at a black man that you thought was saying something in defense of a white woman, that you didn't even get a full understanding of what he was actually saying. This brings me back to my original post, a lot of black women see everything thing from a gender-war angle. The resentment for black men is something that just has to be addressed.

Because it's dumb shyt to argue back and forth about.

The hell does Rachel Dolezal and the Kardashians have to do with bettering things for Black folks?

Maybe you're just too dumb to get the point.

One of the things that hinders black empowerment is that whites elevate c00ns as role models for what blacks should aspire to be. Dude's point is that we should do same and elevate white c00ns as role Models for what whites should aspire to be.

 

[im_sleep]

Maybe you're just too dumb to get the point.

One of the things that hinders black empowerment is that whites elevate c00ns as role models for what blacks should aspire to be. Dude's point is that we should do same and elevate white c00ns as role Models for what whites should aspire to be.

Imma ask you a simple question. Since your so enlightened this should be no issue.

What platform do Black people have that will elevate "white c00ns" enough to influence the masses of white people, thus hindering the empowerment they already have?

 

[southern.girl]

You're the one who came in here making assumptions based on gender. "I bet he wouldn't say this if this was a white man". How do you know that this cat wouldn't have made this comment if Dolezal was a white man? You only said that because he's a black man. The point that he used Dolezal to make doesn't anything to do with gender. He's saying if whites can prop up c00ns who are white supremacists in black skin as examples of what blacks should be, then we should prop up white c00ns as examples of how whites should be. He was not supporting white appropriation. You were in such a hurry to "clap back" at a black man that you thought was saying something in defense of a white woman, that you didn't even get a full understanding of what he was actually saying. This brings me back to my original post, a lot of black women see everything thing from a gender-war angle. The resentment for black men is something that just has to be addressed.

Maybe you're just too dumb to get the point.

IF I directed my comment to black men as a whole, then you would've had a point. However, I made sure that I did not commit that error and focused my distain only on Jason Black.

Furthermore, you're telling me that while black people have limited resources and limited media exposure, we should prop up white people (who already have privilege and a plethora of opportunities at their disposal) to be the voice for black people...instead of actual black people????? If this is okay, where is the white replacement for Jason Black?

Finally, I would not disrespect black men by placing a white man/woman to speak on their behalf, when there are plenty of black men that can speak for themselves. In return, I expect black men to respect black women in the same manner.

You are on some divisive bullish!t.

 

[AndroidHero]

This is just dumb.

 

[606onit]

Who is Jason Black and why should I give 2 shyts about what he says.

:ostare:

NO fakkit. Dude has put in work. U could croak and it means NOTHING. Jason Black THA GOAT!!!

 

[Shabazz]

IF I directed my comment to black men as a whole, then you would've had a point. However, I made sure that I did not commit that error and focused my distain only on Jason Black.

Furthermore, you're telling me that while black people have limited resources and limited media exposure, we should prop up white people (who already have privilege and a plethora of opportunities at their disposal) to be the voice for black people...instead of actual black people????? If this is okay, where is the white replacement for Jason Black?

Finally, I would not disrespect black men by placing a white man/woman to speak on their behalf, when there are plenty of black men that can speak for themselves. In return, I expect black men to respect black women in the same manner.

You are on some divisive bullish!t.

I see where you're missing the point, he specifically says they should be propped up as the voice of white people for the benefit of blacks. Plus they would obviously be token positions, like the black c00ns on fox.

For the record I SUPPORT Rachel Dolezal. If I had a tv network I would employ her and all the Kardashians and promote them as ROLE MODELS for all white people to follow. I'd have them giving daily hair styles (white girl braids) make up tips (dark bases ONLY) and in fact you are NOT COOL as a white person if you're not looking and doing like them.
If white society can hold up white worshiping buffoons like Stacey Dash and Stephen A Smith to Black people there is NO reason we shouldn't have operatives who can do the same for them.

 

[newarkhiphop]

I've seen dudes on here saying that shyt for years

 

[southern.girl]

I see where you're missing the point, he specifically says they should be propped up as the voice of white people for the benefit of blacks. Plus they would obviously be token positions, like the black c00ns on fox.

The way the wealth gap & black unemployment is set up, I still can't vibe with this. Tim Wise has been active for how long now? I'm not dismissing Tim's work, but we need way more than a white voice to move the needle on racism.