There has been a lot of talk about “black men hate black women” behind kamala Harris, but if Obama..
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Yep I remember that racist add. They even threw in the whole white woman thing as a dig too.
saturn7
Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
Jesus fukkin christ you're blatant with it.
White supremacists are storming polling stations and you're focused on this wedge tactic bullshyt. Talking about what ifs about Obama.
White supremacists are storming polling stations and you're focused on this wedge tactic bullshyt. Talking about what ifs about Obama.
Do you ever shut the fukkkk up??
This thread has absolutely nothing to do with you, white boy. Why the fuk do you think that you can dictate the content in black discussions. If you’re so concerned with white supremacists then why are you here? you are white, go talk to them on white sites with the same energy and hostility that you have on here. But you won’t, bc you’re a blatant bytch white society reject only posting where you think that you can control.
Brothas don’t even care about who she married. We ain’t that insecure. Our issue is with her track record and the cringeworthy pandering that she does, all the while explicitly telling us that she won’t do anything for Black people.
The D-List Vet
Being in a recommendation system.
this is thecoli breh we don't talk about her track record.
Barack knew what he was doing in terms of his political trajectory which is why he married a black woman to personify the image of a “black power couple”. There’s also the Michelle connection - the “hard driving unapologetic don’t forget your roots, diversity proponent” outspoken; so that her appeal would offset his image; she was the ‘shake the room’ type of personality which would appeal to us as black women (well it was supposed to, it was all a facade imo, pandering to us while catering to other interests).
Why Michelle Obama Disliked Working at Sidley – and the Lessons That Still Apply | Law.com International
Why Michelle Obama Disliked Working at Sidley – and the Lessons That Still Apply | Law.com International
Lord_nikon
Veteran
Nope
The D-List Vet
Being in a recommendation system.
Anytime I call this out coli poster just
I agree with the Nate Parker thing in that bw as whole did not support him. What I will say is that Obama understood how to play the game right. In an ideal world who you marry shouldn’t matter, but in reality the historical context of race in our country and IR relations amongst other things that are very specific to the black experience and the black women or black men experience in this country really influences a lot of these issues.
The issue with IR couples is that the opposite gender will have a harder time connecting—a bw will not connect with a bm married to a ww, and vice versus. For some they may even see that person as a traitor. It is no different for other groups. Wm would never support a WW married to a Bm. WW can’t stand Asian women with white men. These groups just aren’t as vocal or direct about it. Black people are very passionate and vocal, sometimes to the point where it hurts us if we talk too much about shyt we’d do well to keep among ourselves.
Anyway, I get why a lot of bm don’t like Kamala, between her history and who she’s married to, she doesn’t have a vested interest or genuine tie to you.
In regards to your second paragraph, I think many bw identified with Michelle and enjoyed seeing a successful black married couple make it into the White House. They were a great model of a successful black family. It was inspiring for those reasons. Michelle looked like a polished, unambiguous bw and Obama was also attractive and a great speaker. That said, I don’t think the current issues taking place online have anything to do with Obama and Michelle not being in the office anymore and bw losing hope. I’m also positive that bw online were talking shyt about bm when Obama was president too and vice versus.
But thats the thing, as I’ve said many times before, the weakest link and divest talk, takes place online. Offline it is a different story. If your only way of measuring how bw feel about bm is through Twitter, forums or online spaces I can see how you would have that view. But if you regularly interact with black people, many black women I know are in relationships, date, and are married to bm. Even when they are frustrated with bm they still date, love, and deal with bm on a romantic level.
you’ve posted other comments about bw that have made me give you the side eye. Some of you really have an interesting view of bw—like damn do y’all interact with happy bw, who are in relationships, married, etc? We are all not single and miserable and hate y’all. Jesus.
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