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IzzaNuDay

(679 posts) Mon Nov 11, 2024, 09:24 PM Nov 11

Backlash on "a woman whose anger needs to be paid attention to" (Cross-Post)

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https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219704433

The comments are rich - but proves my point. Folks are uncomfortable with "truth before peace". How dare a Black woman tell the non-melinated about some of their kind?

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Backlash on "a woman whose anger needs to be paid attention to" (Cross-Post) (Original Post) IzzaNuDay Nov 11 OP

Amen wryter2000 Nov 11 #1

I am an old Black woman. Been around the block quite a few times. I heard what Tabitha said and I understood LoisB Nov 11 #2

yup Afrocat Nov 11 #3

wryter2000

(47,578 posts)

1. Amen

Reply to IzzaNuDay (Original post)

Mon Nov 11, 2024, 09:33 PM

Nov 11

When will people finally speak up that the problem is white people, and unfortunately, that includes white women?

LoisB

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2. I am an old Black woman. Been around the block quite a few times. I heard what Tabitha said and I understood

Reply to IzzaNuDay (Original post)

Mon Nov 11, 2024, 09:51 PM

Nov 11

it. Experience has taught me that melanin trumps sister-hood among most white women. However, I think, as a Black woman, the majority of her anger should have been aimed at the 11% of Black women and 26% of Black men who voted FOR this abomination.

My humble opinion that no one asked for. Fire away.

Afrocat

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3. yup

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Mon Nov 11, 2024, 10:10 PM

Nov 11

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After the last time this guy was elected I posted that this was a fight white people would have to take up with their family and friends. They were going to need to stop entertaining these people because as long as trump voters could live with no pushback in their social circles they would just keep on doing the same old shit. The prevailing thought at the time was we needed to "understand" them and "relationships" with these people were worth keeping. Blood is thicker than water was trotted out so often it made me sick. So, the illusion of normalcy was allowed to set in for those on the left and on the right they were given a pass to live their lives unaffected. Now that "family" and those "friends" have cut all of our throats.

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