>He's white and was therefore on a pedestal.
>I know people think I sound like a broken record,
>but this is one of them main reasons I say we
>have to understand white supremacy's operation
>in every area of life. Sexual situations
>with white folks are possibly the most damaging
>interaction with them.
>"If you don't understand white supremacy, what it is,
>and how it works, everything else you understand will
>only confuse you" - Neely Fuller, Jr
>I would LOVE to hear this woman's view of Black men
>and people in general. Of course that part of
>her psychology is going to remain unaddressed in the
>context of any institution in a white supremacist
>society. People wanna ignore how this issue affects
>us, but you'll be confused until you get it.
>The thing that bothers me most here, is that the
>white female judge just yells at her stupidity at
>the end, and everyone looks at her like she's the
>idiot. She's just confused, and no one there is
>addressing, potentially, the most critical issue at hand...
>because white supremacy feeds on your low racial self-esteem
>
>whether consciously or unconsciously.
>



whoa, while that is possible, you are assuming quite a bit, but this same scenario could easily have played out with any race or gender. She's 28, it was probably her first time moving in with someone, rejection hurts. she'll be stronger in the end, regardless.