African Americans were stripped of their culture, built a whole new one and it’s still the most influential and imitated globally.
Why do y’all do this?
@kellboogie_
They feel like white women will “know their place,” and play the submissive role in their utopian lifestyle. They know black women are much less likely to do so, therefore are viewed as problematic and “always want to argue.”
Just a few weeks ago one of my student-athletes said to me, “y’all so difficult. see, this is why i need me a little white girl cause she’ll do all my work. & they not such a headache.” All because I said I wasn’t going to do his paper.
Run off with ya little white girl then sir.
As someone who was forced to become hyper-independent very young, I struggle supporting people who constantly need to be walked through seemingly practical shit.
Me doing my hourly check of
@LaBeautyologist
’s Twitter to see what new skin care tips she has and realizing I’ve yet again been doing another part of my skin care routine wrong
White reporter: “BLM”
Black people: Showing the faces of protestors protesting police brutality is extremely dangerous for us
White people: ok??????? but my Midwest cornfield story needs their face in it sorry it’s the law :/
@_Jordynkiera
I'm not going to have an argument with someone on Twitter who wants to tell me I don't know how to do my job.
Ask any reporter, any medium, it's going to be the same story.
Public is public. Private is private.
Part of telling the story -- your story, is visual.
I’ve contemplated suicide every day of college. 9 months ago I was signing papers to drop out.
Tomorrow I finish college a semester early, on a full scholarship, with 2 degrees.
Talk to me nice or don’t talk to me at all!
@Youngblood_400
@kellboogie_
I work one-on-one with student-athletes. I promise, it’s part of the reason, at least for a good number of them. My theory holds validation if it’s athletes themselves saying that.