Who am I?
A twenty-something black woman fed up with the degradation and subjugation black women are faced with each day. It's time we stand up and demand better. It's time for a revolution!
My Tweets
- @flyblackchick LOL, can she even see down there to shave?! 7 hours ago
- @theuppitynegro @Mr_Boughetto I can't even complain. It's the thought that counts...as long as the flowers and jewelry are real! 7 hours ago
- @FatFemPinUp Fat emilination and hatred is sooo engrained in our culture that it's hard for folks to even recognize and condemn. 7 hours ago
- @FatFemPinUp Keep rockin', sista! 7 hours ago
- @FatFemPinUp It's a process to decolonize one's mind from fat hared. 7 hours ago
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My Favorite Blogs
- Abagond
- Acting White
- African American Empowerment Blog
- Angry Asian Man
- Angry Black Lady Chronicles
- AngryBlackBitch
- Another Way to View
- Aphotic Chronicles
- Aunt Jemima's Revenge
- Beautiful, also, are the souls of my black sisters
- Black and Married with Kids
- Black Sapience…My .02
- Black Woman Thinks…
- Black Women Deserve Better
- Black Women, Black Girls, Empowerment Resource Journal
- Born This Way Blog
- Cobb
- daddyBstrong
- Diary of a Black Lesbian
- Diary of a Content Black Woman
- elle, phd
- Feminists for Choice
- field negro
- Fly Black Chick
- Infidel Guy
- Jack & Jill Politics
- LiberalOasis
- LostNMissing, Inc
- Margaret Cho
- Mes Deax Cents
- My Left Wing:: A Liberal Translation
- NewBlackMan
- Oi With The Poodles Already
- Our Bodies Our Blog
- Professor, What It…?
- QueerBlackFeminist
- Racialicious
- Shakesville
- Siditty
- Sojourner's Place
- soulbrother v.2
- Texas Liberal
- The Angry Black Woman
- The Black Sentinel
- The Black Snob
- The Board Room
- The Old Black Church!
- The Oreo Experience
- Three Brothers and a Sister
- Tradition of Excellence
- Tranifesto
- TransGriot
- Undercover Black Man
- Uppity Negro Network
- Von's Black Consciousness
- W.E.E. See You
- We are respectable negroes
- What About Our Daughters
- What Tami Said
- Wicked Urbanity
- Womanist Musings
- Women's Eye on Media
My short skirt
My short skirt is not an invitation
a provocation an indication that I want it
or give it or that I hook.My short skirt is not begging for it
It does not want you to rip it off me or pull it down.My short skirt is not a legal reason for raping me,
although it has been before it will not hold up in the new court.My short skirt, believe it or not has nothing to do with you.
I’m black and I’m proud
They take my kindness for. . . . . WEAKNESS.
They take my silence for. . . . . SPEECHLESS.
They consider my uniqueness. . . . . STRANGE.
They call my language. . . . . . SLANG.
They see my confidence as. . . . . CONCEIT.
They see my mistakes as. . . . . DEFEAT.
They consider my success. . . . . ACCIDENTAL.
They minimize my intelligence to. . . . . POTENTIAL.
My questions mean I am. . . . . UNAWARE.
My advancement is somehow. . . . . UNFAIR.
To voice concern is. . . . . DISCONTENTMENT.
If I stand up for myself I am too. . . . . DEFENSIVE.
If I don't trust them I am too. . . . . APPREHENSIVE.
I am defiant if I. . . . . SEPARATE.
I am fake if I. . . . . ASSIMILATE.
My character is constantly. . . . . UNDER ATTACK.
Pride for my race makes me. . . . .TOO BLACK.Because we just can’t trust politicians!
What is a liberal?
If by a "Liberal" they [opponents] mean someone who looks ahead and not behind, someone who welcomes new ideas without rigid reactions, someone who cares about the welfare of the people -- their health, their housing, their schools, their jobs, their civil rights, and their civil liberties -- someone who believes we can break through the stalemate and suspicions that grip us in our policies abroad, if that is what they mean by a "Liberal," then I'm proud to say I'm a "Liberal." ~JFKArchives
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>Did anyone ever call Bush I, Clinton and Bush II out on excluding women (and minorities) from sports outings?
>Liberal activists and self-proclaimed feminists have criticized Obama for surrounding himself around his “dudes” in the White House and on the field. And, as someone who’s affected by “influential” press coverage, Melody Barnes accompanied the president on a golf outing … (New Black Woman breaks it down)
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