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If Black America were serious about seeing widespread and noticeable change in its community, it would empower Black Men and allow them to lead. The problem is that's the one thing it's resisted since the plantation, and it's by design.
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Executive Branch Invading Legislative Branch?
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So it begins. 🫑 @LordHasan @BGSIBMOR
Diabolical isn’t even the word for this… nearly half the men were discovered to not be the father of their kids when Georgia passed a mandatory DNA test law
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🚨#BREAKING: A BLACK WOMAN HAS JUST SHOT TWO ATTORNEYS OUTSIDE OF THE RALEIGH NC COURTHOUSE IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS REPORTED. ONE ATTORNEY, A WOMAN, IS CURRENTLY IN SURGERY FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE!!! PLEASE PRAY!!! WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!
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Diabolical isn’t even the word for this… nearly half the men were discovered to not be the father of their kids when Georgia passed a mandatory DNA test law
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A group of girls booked flights to Ibiza with no money because they assumed men would just fund the trip, but they were shocked when no one did πŸ’€ β€œWe couldn’t afford bottled water, so we boiled tap water on the stove in the Airbnb”
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Much of the sexual market dysfunction fertility crisis (specifically, mediocre women convinced of their superiority to men of equal caliber) is downstream of those same women pulling cartoonishly inflated salaries from cartoonishly inflated fake email jobs, a racket underwritten enforced in part by the Civil Rights Abomination its insidious tentacles threaded throughout the DEI HR superplex. Example:
"Sheryl Cowan, 57, was making $272,000 a year as a senior VP at a U.S.A.I.D.-funded nonprofit when she was let go at the end of March 2025. Last month she had an online interview for a $19-an-hour job managing a Penzeys Spices store in Falls Church, Va." nytimes.com/2026/04/21/us/po…
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@RommulusRemus Buddy got tired of the gynocracy Outside of @BGSIBMOR and the black manosphere, no one understands why videos like these keep coming up.
Auntie asks β€œare white women black men’s peace?”
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Welcome to The Onyx Report's Daily Black Masculinist News, where we, Black Male Justice Advocates, uplift Black men and boys through critical analysis in today's video, "Black Male Job Losses Have Been Ignored for Years" (ft. @BGSIBMOR). The Onyx Report is a program that critically analyzes the experiences, histories, and perceptions of Black males in American society across dimensions such as age, class, religion, sexuality, and occupation. I am your host, Dr. T. Hasan Johnson, Professor of Africana Studies at Fresno State, Black Male Studies scholar, and Black Male Justice Advocate. In the program, we examine current events and major issues through an empirically driven Black masculinist theoretical lens, incorporating concepts such as the Black male dual economy, anti-Black misandry, phallicism, the subordinate male-target hypothesis, the subculture of violence theory, and the Black Gynocracy. The main focus of this video is the systemic neglect and underreporting of Black male unemployment and job losses in the U.S., contrasted with heavy media and community attention given to Black women's job losses. Key Points Discussed: Economic Data: The hosts reference recent unemployment charts (2025–early 2026) showing Black men's unemployment rates consistently higher than Black women's in many months. They highlight large-scale Black male job losses (around 567,000 between late 2025 and early 2026) that received little coverage, while Black women's losses (hundreds of thousands) were widely discussed as a crisis. Historical Pattern: Black men have faced higher unemployment rates for decades (often for centuries in the U.S.), but this is frequently normalized or ignored, while similar issues for Black women are framed as exceptional or urgent. Media & Narrative Critique: The discussion argues that media and some community voices use "flat blackness" (lumping all Black data together) to obscure Black male-specific struggles. They tie this to broader concepts like anti-Black misandry, and selective outrage. Broader Context: Economic shifts affecting Black men, including moves from warehouse/service jobs toward trades, infrastructure, and STEM fields amid automation, AI, and potential stagflation risks. Black men are encouraged to focus on practical skill development (trades/STEM over traditional college paths in some cases), self-reliance, and redefining boundaries in personal and community roles, prioritize self-preservation, upskilling, and mutual value in relationships rather than one-sided "rescuer" roles. youtube.com/live/3_U3OWZT_qM…
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Mom walks in on a 21 year old woman naked in bed with her 13 year old son
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U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday that he is considering "winding down" the U.S. military strikes against Iran, claiming the United States is "getting very close to" meeting its objectives. xhtxs.cn/ba4L
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Lady cries out after her ex-husband, who now has custody of their kids, stopped paying her child maintenance, collected the car he bought for her, and is now asking her to start paying child support instead.

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β€œMy husband is privileged; he lives with his parents in their seven-bedroom Β£1 million pound in the UK and he’s asking for a four-figure child maintenance money.” β€” Lady whose ex husband is asking for child support speaks out again.
Lady cries out after her ex-husband, who now has custody of their kids, stopped paying her child maintenance, collected the car he bought for her, and is now asking her to start paying child support instead.
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