Black Men Feel Black Women Are Too Angry To Deal With | Ep. 311

This is a very common thing that black men bring up to us often. We want to hear them out and not shut them down. Let's have a healthy conversation about this.

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[Quakeinc]

When I was a child my mom and sisters were all liberal Democrats. My pops was the only Republican. I remember one time we were in the garage and he told me when you get older you’ll be more conservative. He was 💯 spot on.

[yiyilikeit]

The most single. The most unmarried
The most student loan debt.
The most combative
The most overweight
The most Attitude
The most Divorced
The most Self sexualized
The most Weave & Wigs
The longest nails
The longest lashes

[bmireloaded]

Black men are also choosing traditional women from Africa, Latin America, and other parts of the world. The only thing a Black man needs is a passport. It is also good to remember that Black women can be found all over the planet not just the US.

[russieruss]

I'm a conservative black man and yes it is tough finding a conservative black woman here in Florida. The black women I tend to date or go out with are very liberal and angry at society and its hard to hold a conversation because they get upset if I say anything against what they believe.

[jackstone]

Seeing you guys with your natural hair brings tears to my eyes. I'm so happy to see black women embracing their true selves.

[warrenbfeagins]

It's not about race. It's about culture. Many women in America can and do fall into that angry stereotypical feminist behavior irrespective of race. I don't need to put ANY race of women down or elevate any race of women to simply roll with a woman who is feminine, compliant, etc.

[Getem]

The angry black woman is a major problem. I was a coach at a public school the anger from so many of the mothers there was disappointing. Now that I'm coaching at a Christian school the attitude from the black women is almost entirely different.

[timothylee]

So at 58, and having dated both white and black . I realize it's the upbringing , most black women aren't raised in a home with a Father or strong black male role model!

[spiritualphilosophy]

The problem is not the anger, it is the misdirection of the anger towards each other, victims. While the cause of the problems we are propagandized into looking to them for a solution.

[miumrnm]

You guys are therapy to me. I thought that the "Don't Say Hello Back Syndrome" only happened to me. Thank you. Your content is the bomb.

[magicworld]

It's very true. I've said Good Morning to a few blk women, They'll just look at me and roll their eyes. I once had a blk woman ask me "What's so good about it" ? I had another blk woman tell me ; "No one ever tells her good morning". She wasn't sure, If I was talking to her.

[vernonu]

I prefer black women and I don't have a problem with interracial relationships.
The fact that so many American black women vote D and adopt feminist philosophy, makes it difficult to find one to build a traditional family. Fortunately, black women exist all around the world. Makes it easier to find one who's a better fit.

[lordodinfatheroftheazier]

black women pick Pookie and ray ray over good men all the time that's 100% the truth.

[grayhawk]

The only way for the black community to save themselves is to get back to traditional family values. We black men go where we can be loved, respected, needed and appreciated. Women who are feminine, agreeable, submissive and peaceful.

[isoryte]

Am in Canada and came from Africa. In Africa, women love the traditional lifestyle and learn when and how to talk and behave. Here in Canada, the percentage of Blacks are very low and the few you see are mostly from or have roots in the continent as well

So I don't have this experience of "Angry BW" but from this distance, my impression about AA BW is that they are mostly wild (not Sassy) and masculine. And while I agree with all the points you raised as the reasons, I also think that the foundation of it all was and still are policies and laws deliberately designed to achieve this outcome.

Here in Canada and other countries, every child and family support programs go to both single-parent and two-parents households. But in the US, the BM has to be out of the house for the woman and children to qualify. I hear of support programs designated for AA single-moms only.
They deliberately empower the BW on one hand and disenfranchise the BM from the levers of economic power, on the other hand.

There are also policies and systems designed to reduce the number of BM available either thru the prison pipeline or push them to fancy the alphabet community lifestyle. Any white Lil Nas?
Joe Biden created the 1994 crime bill, and while an Alice Marie Johnson will get a life sentence for d*r*g possession, a Hunter Biden that swims in all known and unknown d*rugs will never be arrested

Then there is Feminism, which they created and pushed it on the BW, empowered them. This mixture gives the BW who are strong and independent and can do all bad by themselves. Any white Tarana Burke? Then the MLKs have been replaced with some Patrisse Cullors

[royharris]

Two lovely Sisters speaking FACTS! I'VE DODGED A LOT OF BULLETS! I'm 64 never married, no children, very high paying job
(MORTICIAN), and it's terrible in the dating scene. I've done the save a women thing, only to get ripped off for THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS!

[moyaleeful]

A lot of black woman you meet in public are so angry.

[raesully]

My issue is that they don't separate different types of black people.

Black people aren't just Americans!!

[thomassmith]

As a black man who has not dated a black female since my teenage years I will try and give you some insight on this. At the age of 59 I am in my second marriage, both times to Hispanic females. 30 years in my first marriage. And I blame myself for it not working. Not because I was real horrible but one because I was a male and two because I was never taught how to be a man. And my Hispanic wife turned into an angry woman because my actions were not right. It did not matter how much money I made and yes I had a few years of over a 100k so for all the women that think it is money they want, trust me it's not. You want a masculine man. The problem is I was raise mostly by TV and my mom. I say tv because growing up that was the role models I had. Brady bunch Huckstables father from leave it to beaver and so on. This father's all showed a man who could make money and spent most of their time pleasing their family. That is what I had for male role models. The only true male role model that was close to real was the father from good times. Sad part is none of us black men wanted to be like him because he was poor but he raised a real family and kept them together. This was a real man and when he got angry his wife did not berate him and force him to submit. She card his anger. This was a real man but we were told to always achieve like George from Jeffersons. Now don't get me wrong George was a strong black man and someone to inspire to be but when George got angry Weasy more or less forced George into compliance. This made George a black millionaire undesirable to black boys. We never wanted a woman to control us. Sorry ladies this is true. So you have to remember we needed men in our lives and one thing I can say about black families is we don't share
What do I mean when I had friends who had father's, their fathers did not take to other people kids especially young boys and guide them. There are plenty of reasons for this. One if your son and his friend are both into sports you want your own child to be the best, now why would you help someone to surpass your own child. Two most black families believed that we could not be intelligent people and all we had to offer back then were being great at sports. And of course the was the mother issue also. You see back in the early seventies up to eighties black men still dated black women, and black mothers still wanted to keep their own husband and if their husband mentored someone else child that would mean allowing that child's mother to be part of her husband's life because they would have to discuss the things the husband was doing with the other woman's child. Yes it's that simple women keep men from helping raise kids because of fear. Now at this time we stl had soul train as an all black platform. Black people were just starting to be separated by the government. This was the beginning of black separation. Once women realized the government would take care of them if them kicked the men to the curb it was over for black families. There is way more to it but this is just a personal insight I witness as I grew up. We could also get into how we as black people over glorified drug dealers and how we felt they were more free because their money had nothing to do with the white man. Anyway if you like to get more insight please let me know.

[Realmiller]

I’m over it, but I’m not gonna run to a specific race I’m gonna go to a women that loves and respects me of any race.