MRS BINJCOCO LOVER OF THE FEMALE BODY!

Don’t be shy ladies, speak up and comment or reblog

and spare me your objections and indignation. with all the “niggas ain’t shit” and “i hate black men” posts running around on black tumblr, this is what equality looks like. 

Fuckouttahere. I have NEVER SEEN the “satire” excuse for dudes. The lengths y'all go with your hyprocrisy is amazing.

Fuck you doing following me? #blocked

“Satire.”

They don’t owe us loyalty in the face of rampant abuse.

Just “be the change” and go on about your business.

so for those decades no black man loved a black woman? no black men praised black women? it’s just an impossibility that some black women are just as capable as being trash as any black man? my favorite part of this bullshit is that same period is romanticized as a period of black unity when it’s convenient but when it’s not it’s suddenly a period of black men just hating black women. okay. 

i’m glad this post is exposing y'all motherfuckers because i want people to see how much y'all fucking reach with shit like this. it’s funny i don’t hear any “contextualizing” excuses for black men when they do their dirt. no one talking about white supremacy, brainwashing, whitewashing or etc in a manner to excuse their behavior and yet here we are. fuckouttahere. 

the black community is gutless on many subjects and make no mistake this is one of them. this is the one we don’t talk about.

#blocked

i’ve never been told that if i closed my eyes in the dark i’d dissapear by anyone but black women. 

i’ve never been told that i’m only cute for a dark skin guy by anyone but black women. 

i’ve never been told that i sweat oil by anyone but black women. 

@cafeaaulait

“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” ― James Baldwin.

I do not think this can be fixed because there is a benefit for Black women in dodging criticism and/or framing all criticism as misogynoir. It allows them to be on the catbird seat where they can criticise but avoid criticism EVEN when they engage in the very same behavior they criticise and condemn in Black men. That’s a position of power and privilege and Black women will have to first desire real equally over said power and privilege before any of this can be addressed. And again I don’t see that happening. Just as men don’t easily give up their power and privilege, in the areas where women have it, they are not looking to give it up either.

And then I heard Black Men who are secure enough with their masculinity to get pegged are magical