>>black men are fighting for equality on one ground, black
>women
>>are fighting from a number of perspectives

>That's simply false. Unequivocally so.

I dont know how to simplify my point or make it make sense. black men face racism, black women face racism, sexism, misogyny, etc





>>I feel like "I said nothing about women" is insulting my
>>intelligence, because who is the root of this post about?

>Black men, brother.

who was "you cant hate black men and be pro-black" directed to





>Dude. My question assumed you simply listened to Black men
>talking about their experience. There are spaces where this
>happens. Assume you're there, listening. No women are present.
>Why does the experience of Black men "stand in opposisiton" to
>Black women in your mind? This is wild.

I talk with guy friends about what we deal with. we never do so as a reply to what women are facing. and by "as a reply" I mean, you keep interjecting this into the discussion when the post is presumably about why women have issues loving black men