No we're black women. We won't get as high a penalty as black men but we we old still be punished excessively
for daring to be aggressive and negros and have super h I man strength while assaulting the sweet
virginal dainty snow bunny.
White women are delicate you know.
It seems that, more than anything else, you are resentful white men don't treat black women with as much deference as white women. This is problematic. Additionally,your analysis of white men's reasons is superficial and shows a lack of comprehension.
Contrary to your belief, the reasons themselves are not the cause of the treatment disparity between black and white women. They are both caused by white superiority complex. White men simply believe in the fundamental idea that white people--men more than women but nevertheless--are superior to blacks. The reasons are thus antecedent and fungible (means replaceable) to this idea. Thus the reasons--purity, virginity, whatever--are not as important as the idea itself.The reasons can and do change based on whatever best serves the white supremacist ideal which white men push.
Accordingly your focus on the reasons themselves is wrongheaded.
The reasons should not concern you as they are merely symptoms of the fundamental superiority idea itself.
Giving black women greater punishment serves that idea, but one day it might not. You should be wary of anything which serves the white supremacist ideal itself, which includes punishing black men and women --
or not as it serves the ideal (i.e. if it means giving black women power over black men than that's what white men will do, for they know a weak black man is a weak black people).
The fact white men compare black women to men is actually a complement. White men reference black men as the representatives of black people, and rightfully see black women as having some of the black man's traits, which includes resilience, defiance, strength, etc. Black women often wish to be removed from black men so that they are not associated with it, but black men are black people's universal representatives.
@Elle