Bruh ain't no way in hell you have ever been in a black church if you can say that bolded statement. Literally EVERY black church I've been to talked about gays like it was a damn disease or needed prayer over. Thats why so many higher ups in the church was hiding that shyt. And when they were exposed shyt hit the fan. Now if was the break it down to exactly WHO in the church was doing that shyt (the women) you may have a point.
Where did I say he was wrong for trying the music route
Who is this "yall" you are talking to and how did I get bundled in? I never clowned him for his music, "R U Down" is a personal classic song to me 
Where is Tariq's "soul" when he makes Cripsy t shirts or updates his Crispy YOUTUBE CHANNEL?
Where did I say he was wrong for trying the music route
You asking where my soul is
The Crispy Show
Where was his soul when he spent 45 minutes lobbying physical threats at Umar Johnson (who I also don't fukk with BTW)?
We are in a thread talking about holding black political figures accountable and you nikkas wanna start bringing up WS when questions get uncomfortable. fukk that. Tariq has done some great things but he will always have an asterisk to me. I see you look at this nikka like a father figure so I'm gonna end my side of this convo here.
BTW- don't forget to cop that Mackish Package™ :scumbag:
The thing of it is this is what's being taught in college right now.
Not to mention many black people with less technical degree like stem or accounting/business/finance, are typically black feminist or part of the lgbtq community.
The most surreal thing I've learned recently is that theres a social hierarchy amongst both of these groups and they could give two shyts about their black members, except for when it's convenient like power in numbers during marches,, protests, shouting contest, intimidating others and Twitter wars.
Other than that the lgbtq and feminist community are still pretty much
Every black person needs to recognize that we all we got and we sitting here wasting our energy being unproductive tearing each other apart at war.
With that said, the black community, more specifically black males, historically are intolerant towards homosexuality, maybe some of us here individually are indifferent but many of us can recognize that collectively the black community is still largely homophobic, so i get the gist of where black members who identify as lgbtq feel ostracized.
As far as women in our community many of us don't do enough to acknowledge and appreciate some of the struggles, black women go through as well. They face just as much discrimination and resentment, while being held numerous imposing standards. We dont do enough to acknowledge black women collectively.
Point blank, i get where the disdain, hurt and backstabbing is coming from. Many of these black feminist and black members of lgbtq community are hurt and onstantly feel under attack by the not just mainstream society but their own ethnic community. This isnt a justification for these peeps to using their platform to slander heterosexual black men, but this post is just about seeing the bigger picture at play.
The black church is FULL of gays. What the fukk are you talking about.
But the thing is that black women do better than black men in almost every standard of living metricThe thing of it is this is what's being taught in college right now.
Not to mention many black people with less technical degree like stem or accounting/business/finance, are typically black feminist or part of the lgbtq community.
The most surreal thing I've learned recently is that theres a social hierarchy amongst both of these groups and they could give two shyts about their black members, except for when it's convenient like power in numbers during marches,, protests, shouting contest, intimidating others and Twitter wars.
Other than that the lgbtq and feminist community are still pretty much
Every black person needs to recognize that we all we got and we sitting here wasting our energy being unproductive tearing each other apart at war.
With that said, the black community, more specifically black males, historically are intolerant towards homosexuality, maybe some of us here individually are indifferent but many of us can recognize that collectively the black community is still largely homophobic, so i get the gist of where black members who identify as lgbtq feel ostracized.
As far as women in our community many of us don't do enough to acknowledge and appreciate some of the struggles, black women go through as well. They face just as much discrimination and resentment, while being held numerous imposing standards. We dont do enough to acknowledge black women collectively.
Point blank, i get where the disdain, hurt and backstabbing is coming from. Many of these black feminist and black members of lgbtq community are hurt and onstantly feel under attack by the not just mainstream society but their own ethnic community. This isnt a justification for these peeps to using their platform to slander heterosexual black men, but this post is just about seeing the bigger picture at play.
Where did I say he was wrong for trying the music route
You asking where my soul is
The Crispy Show
Where was his soul when he spent 45 minutes lobbying physical threats at Umar Johnson (who I also don't fukk with BTW)?
We are in a thread talking about holding black political figures accountable and you nikkas wanna start bringing up WS when questions get uncomfortable. fukk that. Tariq has done some great things but he will always have an asterisk to me. I see you look at this nikka like a father figure so I'm gonna end my side of this convo here.
BTW- don't forget to cop that Mackish Package™ :scumbag:
I was just about to say those choir directors beBut all their male musical directors tho
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