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I can respect this response from you man. But feminism in it's inception was all about supporting the rights of white women before anybody else...so in essence, it is a pro-white movement.I misinterpreted that part. That was my error and I apologize ( I was actually surprised you went there with that so Im glad I was mistaken). The rest of my response stands; however, because you did try to paint black women as somehow being mentally befuddled by "white feminists" and unaware that they are, in your eyes, contributing to a "pro-white movement". Nope. Cant fukk with that.
The Women's Rights Movement started in 1848 and went on til 1920. In that period black people were enslaved and freed only to be disenfrachised and to be the victim of Jim Crow Laws...the Civil Rights movement came DECADES after that...that's the difference between the two. The early stages of the women's rights movement explicitly excluded black women hat wanted to be involved because of racism.
I know you go hard for the rights of black women, and I do too...but I'm not trying to say that black women were mentally "befuddled" by white feminists...I would just like them to research where and when this all started so they can understand why feminism tries to lean towards the rights of white women before anybody else. I would never try to say anything to discredit black women like that. I'm a person that respects the rights of all people, so I'm just disappointed that they don't respect ours or acknowledge black women completely.