[UMCRevMom@aol.com]

I WANTED TO SHARE AS I HAD NOT HEARD ANYTHING ABOUT THIS IN THE MAIN STREAM MEDIA. THE ARTICLE CONTINUES IN DEPTH AT LINK. PLEASE READ

[wbarmy]

Real easy reason.

Snitches get Stitches.

[Larry Lucido]

Why are you screaming?

[BobL]

It’s the SAME REASON that the abuse of women trapped in Islam is not only ignored by feminist groups throughout the West, it is abetted by them - which is that the (would be) accused males are willing and able to fight back.

If you’re a Muslim woman getting the crap beat out of you every day by your assigned husband, and you go to a battered women’s shelter in London - they will send you home as fast as humanly possible, with the goal of getting you out of there before your ‘relatives’ show up.

It’s simply a two-tier system now, in the West.

[T-Bird45]

Read the first few paragraphs and can see this is an important article that I need to read later than 6am in the morning. This definitely deserves coverage on the larger media outlets but probably won’t because of the multiple red flags in giving honest coverage to this subject. There’s no upside for those outlets with Revs. Jesse and Al out there looking for new deep pockets to finance their lifestyle.

[Daveinyork]

Black skin privilege?

[Mycroft Holmes]

Lovely huge image. To see it better on varying sized screens try proportional spacing; like this...

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[I want the USA back]

They looked around for a convenient whitey to blame and found none.

[PeterPrinciple]

..............and the final paragraph sums it all up.

Indeed, for much of the colleges’ histories, there have been two parallel narratives. In one, the SpelHouse community is a place that upholds the politics of respectability in order to propel students into positions of power normally reserved for white people. In the other, the community is meant to cultivate and unify the next generation of black social activists. And few issues are as emblematic of the conflicts at the two institutions over the politics of respectability versus those of resistance as the issue of sexual violence.

[camle]

remember how many fake claims of this stuff are floating around? i think that if there was a fire there’d be at least some smoke...could this be another phony attempt to draw attention to what might be a non-issue?

[To Hell With Poverty]

But in many ways, they still represent a microcosm of the black community at large, within which respectability politics and expectations that black women stand in solidarity with black men in the quest for racial justice make the conversations surrounding gender and sexual violence particularly fraught.

Hey Black Dudes. You want to know a real simple way to gain some of that respectability? It's pretty easy, actually.

STOP RAPING PEOPLE.

[To Hell With Poverty]

Pretty ladies, btw, I don’t mind the big image because at the link you can’t zoom in. Anyway I do hope they find husbands worthy of them. That any black man could be so unappreciative of their drive and self-discipline is mind boggling, considering the social pathologies they’re up against. Guess they feel their manhood is being upstaged. They’re probably right.

[DesertRhino]

Besides, the whole article is silly. It doesn’t address the real issue that the definition of rape has changed. Now it simply can mean “I regret what I did when I was drunk last weekend”. “And I really regret doing him a few more times”.