Recent content by Blaklioness

I cannot speak for Msinterpret, but I can say that if she had posted this out of revenge, then I could understand your point. I do not believe that that is why she posted it. It was done purely to make a point--not to instigate mess. You are a bit on the 'sensitive' side lately aren't you Rich?

It's a reality check---not an attempt to make all Black men look like sell out devils.

You mentioned that Black women were the "lost" ones; but if Black men were ruling when the others came, then how were they able to conquer us? You can't be willing to claim some bogus "natural" rule but be unwilling to accept responsibility for what happens under that rule. It doesn't work...

a. You (male) were not intended to rule over me (female). We were intended to balance each other. b. Anytime you do not have a 50/50 reality, you are dealing in "less thans" and "greater thans"; there is no other way to look at that. c. Again, at the time we were taken down as a global...

Since when does a man being strong mean he's above me or to 'lead' me? I believe Black women and men are in a partnership--each partner playing different (not inferior and superior) roles. Black men were "leading" when the others came in and put our a**** in chains. Even now, you claim that...

I'm still waiting for the next part of the post. Are we going to get that? Sho would be nice.

smh...ego is a serial killer.:rolleyes:

Those posts and threads have some of us looking side-eyed as well. I just ignore them now.

http://blacklifemagazine.com/blm.php?cat=current&pg=interracial&num=14 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jLRKkQQ6kc http://www.amazon.com/dp/0967894360/?tag=destee0b-20

Sometimes people forget that we are magnets who attract what we are at the core. Have you 'lovingly' assessed why you keep attracting these kinds of women instead of the good ones? The hardest place to look is in the mirror.

Super indicated that his family had only relatively recently become 'black,' so undoubtedly he would feel very much at home amongst them. To answer your question, it depends on how you look at it. Many people feel that Black men are the number one target, but they are and they are not. The...

Yes, it has. Keita...waiting for part 3; let real Black nationalism run ahead at "fullspeed."

Tell you what. If you don't worry about Black nationalism, then I won't "worry" about you not worrying about what I'm worried about...lol. Deal?

a. Do you even understand what you write? b. If you put all this down at the end of the day to deal with your family, either your family runs 24 hours a day or you must truly work long hours...lmao. c. Again, try worrying less about Black nationalists--fake or genuine--if it ain't your flow.

This isn't about being nice and respecting someone's right to their own path. You are going to run into trouble telling folks who are Black nationalists who do not see white folks as part of the vision that they are going to accept you whether or not they like it. That's ridiculous and over...