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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.

Being biracial can still mean having the Black experience. It's a nuanced reality, a 'ninja moment' of identity that's deeply personal. #Biracial #BlackExperience

Non-Black Men aren't obligated to be attracted to Black Women.

Biracial identity issues are often overlooked in discussions of hypergamy. Marrying outside one's community into wealth presents unique challenges and a lack of cultural preparedness. #Identity #Culture #Relationships

Many Women naturally desire a man to take the lead.

Many women are attracted to a strong, masculine presence, but are frustrated when it manifests toxically. They seek that masculine frame, not a 'simpish' one that leads to the friend zone. #Masculinity #Relationships

Some Black women claim Black American men are undesirable, yet women of other races are actively seeking them out. It's time to question the narrative: are there really no good Black men, or is the perception being skewed?

Women say they want partnership, but deep down crave masculine leadership. Let him lead, protect, and provide. It's what most heterosexual women naturally desire.

Why NOBODY Likes Black Men...(Including Black Men) .👀 youtu.be/_wItraM4LVU

Community requires effort between Black men and women. If you've excluded Black men from your daily life, don't be surprised when they aren't present. Healthy, interdependent connections are built over time through consistent interaction.

Decades of policies have specifically benefited Black women, providing systematic assistance and access to programs unavailable to Black men. Now, as this access is removed, women face a stark reality long accustomed to by Black men. #SocialIssues #DataDriven

Maybe that makes all the difference…

Teen from troubled Fremont High School in Oakland with genius-level GPA score accepted into 31 colleges trib.al/LTGrooP

Many female-owned businesses rely heavily on grants and diversity funding programs to grow and survive. Black women often have access to business funding opportunities that Black men are excluded from. Keep that in mind before comparing Black men and Black women in entrepreneurship.

The normalization of anti-Black misandry within the Black community is striking.

Blannie Ward, a 70-year-old African American woman from Ahoskie, North Carolina, finally earned her high school diploma after years of interruptions and persistence. She completed the milestone through a college career readiness program and graduated from Roanoke-Chowan Community College. Ward received her diploma during the college's recent commencement ceremony as the oldest graduate among 186 students. The school awarded her high school equivalency through its College and Career Readiness program, according to KLTV.

Shocking dating study reveals race is the #1 factor for ideal partners, above education, height, or weight.

The conversation about Black women benefiting communally from Black men highlights normalized anti-Black misandry. If you have to ask the value of someone from your own community, it reveals a lack of connection and understanding.

I'd Rather Be A Baby Mama Than A Wife — Black Woman GOES OFF! 😳 youtu.be/l3RwhUSOpLs?si=zfq7…