RE: "Is society more accepting of black males than black females?"

I gave a serious, long response to a question regarding the negative views many have of Black American women. Anon sperged out on it and said nothing of value. She'll likely erase my comment, so I might as well make it a MyTake. No anon-posting though, so if she wants to respond to it, she'll have to step out into the open to do so.

Keep in mind, you don't have to agree with me. But I'm just giving my honest opinion, here. I don't see myself as "black." I don't even see myself as "human." I've never fit in, with anyone, my entire life. So that tribal group-think BS doesn't fly with me. I'm an individual. A LONELY individual, but an individual, nonetheless. I'm not "black guy" or "American dude" or whatever. Sorry to burst the bubble of those who want me to join their tribalistic circlej erk.

Anyway, the question was:

"Are People More Accepting of Black Males Versus Black Women?"

My response:

Yeah, probably. *American* black women are often seen to have negative attitudes, entitled, have poor fitness and health, and provide very little positives that a man would be into, besides the physical, if even that. And this isn't me "hating on Black women." It's just f*ckin' reality; what can I say?

Although I don't think this is due to race or "black women being bad" or anything, but mainly due to socioeconomic status. Which is why I said *American* black women. (Canadian and European black women are a whole different animal!)

The majority of Black Americans are lower class, or lower middle class. Hell, I grew up the former, in fact. Lower class and lower middle class people tend to be less desirable and have less manners, in general.

I'm not trying to sound like an Uncle Tom or any of that BS, but honestly, how rarely do you ever even see classy, dignified black women in the media even? For every Oprah Winfrey or Halle Berry, there's a dozen Cardi B's and Megan Thee Stallions. And the few educated black women you get, like Candace Owens (not a fan, by the way; she's a con artist and fake), get called "race traitors" and other stupid sh*t by the same low IQ, low education negros I just brought up.

Yeah, these nasty talentless skanks rapping about their vag inas arent what black girls should be aspiring to be.
Yeah, these nasty talentless skanks rapping about their vag inas aren't what black girls should be aspiring to be.
Even among the most celebrated black women, you still get overrated trash in the list like Beyoncé and Rihanna. Like, really?
Even among the most "celebrated" black women, you still get overrated trash in the list like Beyoncé and Rihanna. Like, really?

I'm not going to get into the whole conspiracy of "keeping black Americans down" or anything, but why is it that destructive idiotic crap like Black Lives Matter and "We was Kangs" get pushed so hard by the Liberal left, but men like Kevin Samuels and Thomas Sowell get called "Race Traitors, Uncle Toms, House N*ggers," and what not? Not only by the racist-as-sh*t White Liberal cucks and snowflakes, but mainly, by other black people. BLACK WOMEN, mostly.

I *could* say, certain powers have spent decades keeping black Americans held down in the ignorance and debauchery of hip hop, thug/prison culture, and being intellectual slaves to White Liberal America under the guise of victimhood and self pity. But who am I to talk? I'm just called a 'House N*gger' by ghetto black women, after all. Because they offer so much to the world that their opinion shatters my soul into a million tiny little pieces, am I right?

But yeah, Black Women are often seen amongst many as the least popular/desirable demographic of Americans, whether that's fair or not. Although honestly, Arabs probably had it worse in the 2000s. Not so much now, maybe. I think black women should stop putting trashy c um dumpsters like Cardi B, Rihanna, or even Beyoncé, up on a pedestal, and maybe start looking more towards women like Mae Jemison as heroes.

Mae Jemison, the first black woman in space
Mae Jemison, the first black woman in space

As for Tyra Banks, Vanessa Williams, Halle Berry, or especially Michelle Obama, eh... I guess your mileage may vary, but at least they aren't f*cking Megan Thee Stallion or Beyoncé.

Black men have Michael Jordan, Barack Obama (arguably), Morgan Freeman, Tupac Shakur, Muhammad Ali, and Neil deGrasse Tyson. But really, there's not that many inspirational black men out there, either! I feel utter shame for any black boys who are going to grow up thinking George f*ckin' Floyd, a career felon and overall scumbag who overdosed on Fentanyl and had a heart attack on camera, was a "black hero" just because some morons erected a statue of him as part of a bigger plan to push Trump out of office.

But yeah, smart little black girls don't have a lot of female role models of the same color to look up to, nowadays. But, I can't say that humanity as a whole, doesn't have the same issue, when several young white men out there look up to guys like Joe Biden or Donald Trump as "role models," as well. Society as a whole has a shortage of people to aspire to be like, right now. But black women have it the worst.

Her brilliant and intelligent response:

"You are a loser, everything you just said was bashing and this is the sole reason that other races of people think it's ok to bash us. Everything I listed about black men In my first comment can be backed up by facts and stats. Black girls didn't like you because they deemed you valueless, they were smart and extremely right."

My final sentiments:

'K. 🤷‍♂️
All I can do is feel sorry for you.

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Anyway, you can discuss it, all you want. Or start a fight in the comments. It's whatever.

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