Comments on: Youtuber Cynthia G. Asks Are Black Men A Global Threat To Black Women?

By: Stepen William

Stepen William — Mon, 30 May 2022 13:05:14 +0000

I’m not surprised that this is to be expected, if we are serious and concerned about getting to the root of this problem, who should be asking the question of these men who refuse to accept their role as men? by stepen william

By: Pelvo White, Jr.

Pelvo White, Jr. — Thu, 29 Jul 2021 13:12:52 +0000

I hear you ” loud and clear ” Ms. Parish. I don’t think that ” Black Men are A Global Threat To Black Women”, and this is why. Black men and women having to make numerous adjustments to varying cultures globally have changed over the years, and will continue to be changed in how we relate to each other.Ethically, much of our innocent love for each other has been trained out of us.Certain acts of endearment leading up to natural, procreactic sexual encounters in America are easily misinterpreted as brutal acts of aggression rather than displays of genuine love.I feel fortunate to still remember what first attracted me to a black woman. First there was the collective visual appraisal of her beauty ( eyes, lips, hair,shape of her body ). Secondly there was the sound and intellegence communicated through her voice.Thirdly through the fifth sensoral observations,were the smell of her breath and body, softness of her skin in general. The whole of the black woman black man encounter can cause both to surrender, each to the other. Surrender is where threat ends, and love begins.The black man is only a threat if he is perceived as such, but I warn you,black men have been welcomed into the beds of all races of women all over the world.

By: 7dubbz

7dubbz — Sun, 11 Jul 2021 04:38:13 +0000

This article would be hilarious if it wasn’t so ignorant, sad & westernized in limited, myopic, disobediently Jezebel-Spirited scope. Keep on playing with fire, Babylon babbling, lmbo!

By: trueletterson

trueletterson — Tue, 29 Jun 2021 00:26:50 +0000

I am not surprised it’s been expected, if we are serious and concerned about getting to the root cause of this problem the question that should be asked is who raised these males who have refused to accept their roles as men?