Ditto with the Civil Rights movement. In my opinion it was a movement geared mainly for black men to receive the rights of all other men, without us in mind (black females). Again our “services” were needed for the cause because who the hay else was going to support them? Sure enough, black women in droves followed these men like wildebeests suicidally stampeding into a river, only to be left in the crocs’ jaws once their men safely crossed to the other side. It seems like everything went to shit for black women after the sixties. And to this day generations of us are too stupid to wake up to the reality of getting played by the black community that doesn’t give a god’s damn about us. And nor did it ever.

Black women are just as guilty; we don’t care about ourselves enough to support each other either because we’re not as important as “our” men. So no, the ignoring of black women victims doesn’t surprise me. Doesn’t even phase me. I’m numb to it because I came to expect it as a little black girl growing up.

But black women joined the Women’s Liberation/Feminist Movement(s). And it gave way for black women to have larger ego’s than black men and much attitude. By claiming to not need/want a (black) man, what black women didn’t realize was that they were separating themselves from black men. A form of “turning their backs” on black men. I’m not saying that ALL black women did this, but a large % of them did, even though black women didn’t go completely without black men, thats for sure. Judging by the number of single female households without a man/husband/father actually living in the home, I’d say that these black women ceertainly had their share of black men. Whether anyone wants to realize it or not, back then (like now), there are black men and black women who just weren’t able to get along with one another under the same roof. And one of the reasons is because of the black woman’s view(s) of the Women’s Liberation/Feminist Movement.

White women weren’t suppose to get in the same type of situation with white men as black men and women. White people are not black people and they don’t live black life. Whites have their own lives.

Stop the fake solidarity. Stop supporting individuals and institutions who do not reciprocate in kind. Leave religions that devalue your humanity. Stop valuing the opinions of individuals who do not have the power to define you. Just stop doing anything that does not greatly benefit you or your well-being.

My father said that a man is defined by how they treat their women and it’s not a good look for the black man at all because by their actions as a collective, they have shown the world that they are unwilling to provide for and protect black woman and black girls, and that makes them weak and indifferent.

I don’t subscribe to the pathologies of misery and victim hood as it pertains to my own existence and don’t plan on starting in the near future. The black woman can thrive only when she vehemently rejects all of the implicit or explicit messages that attempt to tell her she’s less than human and go about her business and live as she chooses.

I wonder what would happen if black women did the same things as black men do or put into effect what I just wrote?

Here’s what REAL INNOCENCE looks like:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Aiyanna_Jones

Unfortunately, hundreds of thousands of black children live and grow up among gun-crazy adults. Her own father gave a black male a gun to kill another black male who gave him a funny look. Funny look! When the police to search the residence for the suspect (who was hiding), little Aiyanna got caught in th crossfire. It’s a possibility that someone in the home grabbed the officer’s weapon causing it to discharge. Senseless killings are conducted and caused by those who are senseless. What can’t be blamed on the police is young black girls and boys beig surrounded by violence and criminal activity in the home of black adults who run the households.

Yvette Smith was shot and killed by Bastrop County Deputy Daniel Willis 4 months ago. Since then, he has been fired and indicted on murder charges. The police were called to Yvette’s home because of an arguement between her son and boyfriend over money. There was some discussion about a gun being in the house or someone had a gun. When Yvette opened the door she was shot and killed. The police stated in their report that Yvette was holding a gun and wouldn’t put it down. But the evidence showed otherwise. Yvette was 5’5, 130 lbs. Her son stated, “If she’s considered a threat, then those cops need to turn their badges in.” That young man is absolutely correct.

http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20120615/east-flatbush/cop-who-killed-shantel-davis-accused-of-past-aggressive-behavior

This chick was a car thief. Her actions (and criminal past) that day displayed aggressive behavior. Running red lights and weaving through traffic places peoples lives in danger. Instead of surrendering and facing the consequences for her actions, Shantel decided to try to escape while the officer (w/ gun drawn) tried to put the car in park. But he had his gun out when he approaced the vehicle and before trying to put the car in park. I’m quite sure she saw it. The gun went off during the struggle, which didn’t have to take place. Shantel Davis didn’t have to die that day but her actions clearly put her on that path.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Capitol_shooting_incident_(2013)

Miriam Carey was crazy period. NO ONE in their right mind travels to the White House, of all places, and cause that type of chaos. And she had her own baby in the car, placing the baby’s life in danger as well.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyish_Miller

Indeed, this is a very strange case. How did 19-year old Tyisha Miller go from getting a flat tire, calling from help, arriving at a gas station, and being found unconscious and foaming at the mouth, and with a gun in her lap. All of this occurred before the arrival of the police. She wakes up while police are trying to open the car to get her out and Tyisha grabs the gun on her lap. Autopsy results show she had GHB in her system. I have never, ever heard of this drug, but how did it get in her system? Did she use this drug? Or, did someone drug her? Surely, it wasn’t the police. Being under the influence of GHB caused her to make the fatal error of grabbing that gun. But how did the gun get on her lap in the first place.

The above examples are just a few out of many,

I could’ve gave a whole lot more examples of whorish females. But I wouldn’t get any sleep or have a life. Trust me, I’ve got lots of other examples.

Anyway, I’m not saying that innocent black being don’t get brutalized/assaulted/shot/killed by white cops. It happens with non-white cops too. The difference is that, IMHO, how these families of these victims handle the situation. Instead of protesting/rioting, they sue the pants off the city/police department. Not tear up their city/town/community. No matter what we think or feel about these situations, we all can’t control them.

And thanx for the link. I learned something new today.

All I see from you is one or two experiences and you looking for confirmation bias: you met/heard of a few black women doing one thing and apply this to ALL black women. The lesion from Women’s Liberation Movement has nothing to do with it, white women – whom created it did not get in the same situation with white men, when they were taught this.

Of course there are black women who make mistakes/act slutty SO DO MEN and more so!! The way you talk seems to imply that you are agreeing with all black women being bottom of the pile.