Why Strong, Independent Women Just Want to Be Taken Care of

[LJ_Reloaded]

Because those are race issues, not gender issues.

They aren't the same topic and feminism never was supposed to be about black culture issues it's about womenz issues.

Black women get hit not only with whatever sexism exists in the system, but also racism. Black women get paid less than white women for the same work, from porn stars all the way up to engineers.

Bullshit, white girls get their shit hacked and nakkies put on the web all day every day and no one gives a fuck. The only reason Jones's story is blowing up is because she's black and they are trying to make feminism about racism. 2 causes desperate for material to rage against.

Blowing up? Maybe in certain circles, yes, but as of now her own co-stars ain't having her back!

So, we are back to the original issue. Unless you can point out something specific that somehow makes black women special with regard to womanhood then you've got a pretty piss poor argument.

The discrimination against black women is what is special. They get paid less than white women for the same work, they get stereotyped like crazy (the "loud" black woman, etc.), and hell, they have music out there glorifying violence against black women. If you don't think that makes their situation special then you're insane and I got no time for that.

 

[BotanyBoy]

Black women get hit not only with whatever sexism exists in the system, but also racism. Black women get paid less than white women for the same work, from porn stars all the way up to engineers.

Race issues, not women issues.

Again, not the same thing.

Blowing up? Maybe in certain circles, yes, but as of now her own co-stars ain't having her back!

If she wanted her coworkers to have her back she should have joined the Infantry.

The discrimination against black women is what is special. They get paid less than white women for the same work, they get stereotyped like crazy (the "loud" black woman, etc.), and hell, they have music out there glorifying violence against black women. If you don't think that makes their situation special then you're insane and I got no time for that.

I didn't say it doesn't make their situation special, I said it's a race issue not a womens issue.