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Thursday, September 20, 2012
Who's Zooming Who: The Sequel
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Haha, I'm not gonna lie Who's Zoomin Who part 1 was a shock to me but that nagging feeling that something was off about these "renowned" BM who ALWAYS had a non-BW was finally answered. Despite the rantings and ravings by BM scholars and activists, they really enjoyed the paternalistic relationship they had (have) with WM/non-BM. Its like watching a teenager rebel against his parents:who ever rebels (talks) the loudest get status amongst his peers but in the end, the boy always expects his father to provide for him and deep down every boy wants to be just like his dad when he grows up (except they're too lazy/cowardly so they just get a white skinned woman). I don't think BM ever really wanted to take back Africa: they don't believe they're capable of running their own country. Oh, well.
What I don't get about these WW wives: did they ever wonder why "their" country STILL wasn't progressing? Did they even care? I see them posing in African garb and wonder if they thought their husbands had a grand plan. When I see non-BW with BM activist, Pan Africanists and scholars, I wonder if what they have most in common with their spouses was that they saw the "black community" and Africa as their vanity projects.
I'm glad that people such as Malcolm X are dead so that they don't have to see the flagrant hypocrisy of these pan-Africanists and certain others especially as Malm X mentioned that movement in his autobiography. Africa definitely has rich, well-educated people in different parts within the continent's different countries but they probably keep theif wealth for their families only and don't aplear to contribute to building up their countries. Probably because of the certain coups that spring up in the news that are just like the ones we see happening in the Middle East and north Africa? The richer Africans are probably frightened & have more to lose than the poorer people obviously even though they can quickly move out of their countries when necessary.
But are the pan-Africanist prime minister & presidents of any help to the structuring of these countries or are they a hindrance? Or are they just using their nation as an ATM?
I don't really care who BM marry, but I do care that some BM chasten Black women for engaging in relationships with non-BM to the point where they succeed at convincing some silly Black women to "ride or die" with "their Black brothers". It's pathetic that there are silly Black women who buy the whole "Black community" nonsense hook, line and sinker.
As BWE bloggers shout from the rooftops: Black women must demand reciprocity from Black men. Since they are not loyal to you, you have no business being loyal to them. They've already moved on.
WOW!! blackwomen really need to wake the hell up.
Black women must demand reciprocity from Black men. Since they are not loyal to you, you have no business being loyal to them. They've already moved on.
AMAN!!!!!
I'm glad that people such as Malcolm X are dead so that they don't have to see the flagrant hypocrisy of these pan-Africanists and certain others especially as Malm X mentioned that movement in his autobiography
Why blackwomen never seem too understand when it comes toooo hypocrisy of the black male deivl!!!????
I'm not gonna lie Who's Zoomin Who part 1 was a shock to me
Very shocking and eye opening too!!!
Now it's up too bw and what's best for them only.
but...but...but she's latina so she's "ethnic" [sarcastic hurling]
Just read the piece on tehbus driver who punched a passenger in the face. For those who don't know, this woman spit on him and some say hit him first.Sadly black women are already seen as less feminine and all these stories they run on blacks do not help our image at all.
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