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Sis. Shahrazad Ali deals the uncut truth about the relationship status and the pitfalls between the Black man and the Black woman!
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to your commit i`ve never had a problem with women had plenty girls but found a woman.Its females that keep dating looks,money,cars, and status. That end up with nothing then want to hate black men when its more then color every race male and female repeat the same cycle some good some bad its every one choice to pick what u want to be and become. im 35 retired with 4 lovely blacks and a strong black sister standing beside me not behind me or in front of me. i have to give the glory to Jehovah
This is dope as hell
Open your ears and stop commenting outta emotions. Her points always revolve around blacks needing to separate ourselves from whites in every way imaginable including blame games and making them the topic of conversations. This don't weaken black men…weakness is an individual choice and she can't pull shit outta a man that wasn't already there.
and its probably because you're one of those men that women never gave time and/or attention too an d so when one finally did, you married her. so why would you now go through all that rejection again from what felt like ALL women when you got one to call your own? but i bet if one woman showed you some attention w/out any efforts on your part, you'd go for it. Besides, just the THINKING about being w/another woman lusting over her is damn near the same. Stop it! Your flesh is weak like the rest
She's a very good speaker: funny, good examples, good rythm.
shocked by her! blind and one sided comments. I'm able to see both sides dealing with injustices! Thats a cop-out for attempting guilt trip on blk women. when the blk man need a strategy for income, family, lifestyle etc. instead of fighting with whites for NOT being able to work for whites! Now how slave-like does that sound? There's nothing helpful 4 blk men in this vid. It further weakens blk men to look and make excuses for f-ups and not figure out solutions! Slept too long! Wake up!!
THATS NOT TRUE THEIR IS A MAN THATS NOT WITH EVERY ONE ELSE AND THATS ME WITH MY WIFE TO BE WITH KIDS.
You seemed so understanding one month ago. Njema usiku (good night).@RamthaIKnow2
thaIKnow2 What
There is truth in her words, I do hope that they will be heard and understood. We dont have time to keep starting over!! Get up stand up, dont give up the fight!!!
Whooo is the cameraman a parkinsons inflicted person. Damn i cant watch this
yep, lotta black women as well as black men, don't realize it. breakdown of the famaily structure. it still goes on today. empowering black women to turn them against and look down upon the black man…i was a victim of that…im divorced now…..one point for them
I wish I had found this before now. I bet if someone said this now, no one would listen they did then.
Thank you my sister! God bless you.
I can't say I always agree with her stance. But she is fascinating and brilliantly thought provoking
The fact that a person isn't a graduate from college doesn't invalidate their argument. Malcolm X once said, "My integrity is my credential." Meaning that, he didn't need a diploma/degree to speak truth. Life experience is by far the best teacher in the area of black man/woman relationships. We are living in a white racist society that has been determined to destroy black unity on all fronts for the last 400+ years, therefore, it makes no sense to expect to properly educated by your enemy.
I love this woman.
@alialmahdi999 Agreed!
This sister is always on point.
Somebody help me…what are we supposed to get out of this?
Black woman are undoubtedly the best people to study black women. But they must bring some learning, some real research, some expertise to the task. And there are countless who do. Think of bell hooks or Michelle Alexander. These are learned black women who have done the hard work involved.They don't rely on phony claims of "authenticity."
so..who is qualified to study black women?