The failure of globale conquest
You black ladies out there, do you agree with her? Know some of you know Cynthia G. Maybe not, but very interesting listening to her. I know her and another YouTuber influencer, Doctor Omar Johnson, got into with her. They were going at it back and forth. So it's very entertaining. But yeah. What do you guys think? I'm very curious
Eluchianna Olive
@Luchianna · 1:12
Thank you so much for the invite. I'm definitely gonna go look her up because I never really heard of her. I always question when someone, quote, unquote, call himself an influencer or speaking for all black women, when they're only speaking from their perspective, their experience. I question in their motive. I think a lot of people say things just to get a reaction, and they don't come from a good place
These are just her opinions, but no research at all. And there are other women that feel that way. So I am curious to know if are there any women in this this community that feels that way? But yeah. I want to thank you for replying to this post. Peace out
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Eluchianna Olive
@Luchianna · 1:22
I don't follow what everybody says. I tried to just find the information on my own and make a conscious decision. But with her, I've never heard of her, like I said, and I was just speaking from my perspective, being a black woman and raising three sons and also coming from a mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, kind of like the way they taught me and what I see from my own eyes. So, yeah, thanks for the feedback
Black men should have conquered the world, like the Europeans, and there are black men that feel that way, too. But the fact that we are failures, that was very interesting. So the fact you say you've heard about this argument or this is not new to you? You've heard of this argument? It's new to me, yeah, that is a bit concerning. But, I mean, it's the Internet. You hear everything over the Internet
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 4:35
What's up to Marcus. Interesting post here. One that surely is outrageous or can be perceived as such to say that black men have failed the African Diaspora espera and that we have not made any coup to take back our nation. You know what's interesting about this? From just a standpoint of history, the way that Africans were colonized and buck broken, I believe that's to say the saying and how it goes
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:35
There are abusers from all different races and cultural backgrounds and ethnicities and religious backgrounds. I just can't really take those conversations seriously with people when they get into, well, black women and black men and then the white person is better, I'm like, what are you talking about? Because I've had a conversation with a number of white women where I'm sitting there like, d***, your man ain't s***. It just ain't s***
Cheryl Hill
@BkQue · 4:55
So she doesn't know anything about history, and I would have to go and start digging again. Great men of color. There's two volumes of historic readings talking about, describing or giving ancestral background about Africans. And some of the names in history that they have whitewashed are really Africans. Like Hannibal. I mean, he was one of the greatest warriors of all time. When you see the word Moors, they have whitewashed. That to make it seem like it's Arabic
Matter of fact, this is something that matter of fact, scarface, he said scarface the rapper on this podcast show, he says I'm a more how can the oppressor oppress the oppressor? Very interesting. Right? So I think some of us in the black community, there is the shame that we have been oppressed for so long. I think we rather be the villains. We rather be the oppressors. And in some ways, it's kind of sad
J Twisted
@TwistedChick · 2:41
I can't speak on how I feel about whether or not how black men have done for black women, but I'm kind of feeling like maybe I'm missing some information here or something, because that's not how it went down, that's not how it happened. But statistically, I guess, sociologically, there has been an issue in communities where there are a lot of black single mothers. So I don't know if she's referencing that. I'll have to go check it out
J Twisted
@TwistedChick · 0:16
Okay? I just watched some of it. I don't think I have much more to share other than go dr. Umar. That's it
And yeah, you could tell she has very little knowledge when it comes to African history. She's more focused on American history. So, yeah, this can explain why we don't have that, but a lot of it has been dessert compared to other Africa. But we do have to understand that our history is not just about slavery. Right. We can go our ancestors go much further back, and she fails to understand that
Tik Tok. Yes. Tik tok. That's another big platform where you have these fake historians. They don't know what they're talking about, so she goes off she's going off on emotions, right? Emotions. Her own opinion. But, yeah, she doesn't care about history. She'll never really do a thorough search into history. Like, she'll never put any effort into doing her research. It's just not in her nature. That's the vibe I get