@ChezCharde If you’re going to make a rant, like this, you might want to do further research into the identity of the black man in the circumstances surrounding the white woman in the picture.
@TorraineWalker They are hypocritical for a reason. They have gotten too used to nobody challenging them. Now, society is challenging them. Especially black men.
@RealPatriot33 @leonardaisfunny I mean… Look at that face. I’m not calling her ugly. I’m addressing the expression on her face and the energy behind that.
@Raindropsmedia1 I agree with the whole separation thing. As Black people, we need to separate ourselves from the negative side of our community. Positivity and dignity needs to shine!
@tommysotogeist It’s the same tactics all the time. It’s 2025 now. Time for some new tactics. No more shaming, Insults, guilt trips, or any other form of distraction from the truth.
@Raindropsmedia1 This is an interesting statement coming from a black woman. The very first thing most black women will criticize black men for is how we dress. Either you want us to dress nicely or not! Which is it?
@ibukun_tayo @datchuguyy There is an expression. “One of the most important decisions a man will make is who he marries.” Especially with the way divorce laws work. Does that put your question in proper perspective?