@phxlly3 what do you guys expect… women have it hard, especially young POC having to live up to blonde her blue eyes, curly hair or pine straight hair stereotypes. you guys get mad at insecurities but create it in young women of color.
@andrewilliamsus I definitely agree, black people are so inspirational but they do nothing with that influence, they don’t even create businesses.. all they do is argue, fight and kill each other. can never agree or work together 💔💔
Decades of propaganda have been pushed on these blacks to convince them to hate "Whitey" Their entitlement will always trump their ability to follow the rules despite any consequences.
They cannot and will never behave in a civilized society.
This powerful scene from Nappily Ever After captures a raw generational confrontation
where Violet reveals how an unsupportive childhood reaction to her natural hair shaped a lifetime of perfectionism, contrasting sharply with young Zoe's fearless self-acceptance.
Violet blaming her mother entirely avoids adult accountability, since breaking generational cycles requires dropping the performance instead of playing the victim.
When you realize your inner child just wanted a juice box and a nap, but your family turned your entire hair journey into a courtroom drama.
Honestly, trying to unlearn generational trauma is hard enough, but doing it while your mother critiques your edges is an extreme sport.