I look to good to be posting this…
A mood.
I love her and this so much
Incredible
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I look to good to be posting this…
A mood.
I love her and this so much
Incredible
Black experiences are not all universal...
Like darkskin women do not navigate this world the same way lightskin women do black women definitely don’t navigate this world like black men and obviously LGBT black ppl have wholly different experiences being black and LGBT.
W.T Stevens Construction is the black owned business that is doing more than the government….. hella props to them
all the celebrities and all the ceos of major corporations and the whole US govt haven’t truly done anything that can shine a light to this.
From the exhibition “Tallawah”
Britt Julious remembers going to the nurse’s office in high school and joining the rows of girls lying on cots. They weren’t there because they had a cold or the flu. Like Julious, they were there because of their periods.
“It’s hard to be 15 or 16 years old and you’re trying to pay attention in algebra, and all you can think about is how you want to puke,” Julious, a 31-year-old writer in Chicago, told TODAY.
“I would come home from school because I couldn’t function. I couldn’t sit up in my chair.”
Julious was only 10 years old when she got her period. Soon after, intense cramps began and continued throughout her adolescence into adulthood, when she learned she had uterine fibroids.
Painful periods are a symptom of fibroids, or noncancerous growths in the uterus. But for many women, pain alone isn’t reason to see a doctor. In fact, numerous women told TODAY they were taught that pain is simply part of being a woman.
Now a new wave of doctors and organizations want to tell people that’s not true.
Fibroids are benign tumors in a woman’s uterus. They’re most common during a woman’s childbearing years, but can develop at any age. Fibroids can be as small as a seedling or bigger than a grapefruit, and women can have one, two, three or many.
Fibroids are common but doctors do not know why some women develop them. Genetics play a factor: Women with a family history of fibroids are more likely to develop them. And black women are especially at risk. Up to 80% of black women will develop fibroids before they turn 50, and up to 70% of white women will develop fibroids before they turn 50, according to research. For black women, fibroids are often more severe and occur earlier, according to Dr. Elizabeth Stewart, a fibroids specialist and professor of obstetrics and gynecology and surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
Medicine Is A Business.
A big ass business. It’s waaaay more lucrative in managing conditions with temporary fixes rather than curing them with a one time pay. Don’t even get me started on doctors intentionally overlooking conditions in the early stages until things progress. Goes back to the previous point: Manage over cure.
I like that this documentary added the historical context. It’s important for those who favor the excuse that “braids aren’t...
Adjectives like bitter and angry are popular insults thrown at black women because it is coded language deeply rooted in misogynoir. If you catch yourself calling black women angry and/or bitter more than you usually would any other woman, for being vocal (or anything really), just be mindful of where those words are coming from…it may not be intentional, but there's a reason why.
“you’re ugly.lol.” FUCKING BURNED ANON WITH THAT ROAST !!! Are you really attempting to justify homophobia?
My comment says what it says. So take it however you wanna take it. It’s not my problem you read sentences and your angry brain scrambles them so you can start fights lol. Either way, one person’s ignorance isn’t a pass for someone to show their misogynoir. Which affects all black women, who already have to deal with coded attacked such as those. If I had a dollar for all the amounts of time I’ve heard people attack black women for their weaves and hairstyles… 🙄
But, sure, we can act like it’s about me excusing homophobia
I’m gonna let my friend Aaryn speak for me on this. I hid her name so people don’t harass her on fb.
remember when people were dedicated like it was their last time on earth to prove that michelle obama was a man? remember when illustrators would draw michelle obama huskier and bigger but melania all petite and frail? remember when michelle obama was called angry for giving her iconic speech but melania wasnt even though she plagiarized it? lol, I hate misogynoir so much.
hi can the creator of exposingmisogynoir come back, please. you were one of few anti-misogynoir blogs that weren’t transphobic and brought up valid topics.
lol, so what I’m trying to figure out is why are people making fun of Mo’nique’s situation when she’s clearly a victim of racism and racialized misogyny? It started off as a joke, but it’s bigger than that now and black men are the ones spreading it and people are really disrespecting her for rightfully being upset.
Right, because when it’s a black woman, it’s time for everyone to grab the mic and make jokes and memes. And because its a black woman, everyone goes along with it. Mo’nique is a critically acclaimed actress/comedian and has been shunned and blackballed for demanding the same respect majority of these men and white womenz get. But you guys rather feed off her misery like some shit head succubus than actually support her. If Dave Chappelle or Kevin Hart were in her shoes, every “pro-blacker” in the world would be writing massive articles about why it’s so wrong, with track records and how the black man is the most disrespected person in the world. Ya’ll are cornyyyy.
Selma Burke was an incredible woman, who made a great contribution to art. We should always remember her.
okay, this is for black women, woc and anyone else who would probably be interested in reading this—there’s always some bullshit that I have to come across when im on facebook because it seems like facebook is taking the cake in being the epitome of racist/anti black social media. So, mic recently released a video about black actresses and how the media portrays them negatively and how BW are trying to debunk negative stereotypes by doing something called “the invisible middle” which is highlighting black women with positive careers in society. so anyway, I proceed to the comments (which i never do because im never surprised) and the fucking highest rated comment is by a white skinned latino male who says “easy. if black women dont want negative stereotypes. dont take the roles”.
anyone who uses their brain to communicate with their mouth, wouldn’t say some shit like that. so here’s a list of reasons of explanations on why I think that’s stupid.
Exactly
Real feminism.