RICKEY SMILEY’S BELATED CONCERN FOR BLACK WOMEN IS PART OF THE PROBLEM!!!

(continued)…Black people are 13% of the US population, according to the Black and Missing Foundation, tens of thousands of black women and girls are reported missing annually, with their cases remaining open significantly longer and receiving less media attention [than other groups].

But is Smiley’s concern arriving too late? Who’s eager to aid “Bitches and Ho’s in a crisis?” With hip hop being 50 years old, at least 35 of those years (first-generation rappers created music to educate and stimulate the mind and body) have been dedicated to debasing black women, so no one would value us enough to protect us. Where was Smiley’s voice all those years ago?

Smiley warned about the dangers of black women living in an environment where racism is heightened since Donald Trump slid into his second term, which leads some to wonder: is this tactic a desperate attempt to lure black women into the Democratic Party that they lost in VP Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign bid? Is this supposed to scare us back in line with “voting blue, no matter who?”

Racism is just a pittance of what’s killing black women. No one kills black women and their children more than black men (to be fair, no one kills white women and their children more than white men, because crime is tribal. People feel comfortable violating people who look like them). But Smiley won’t touch that issue. It is an unspoken rule in the “Black Community” that we don’t criticize black men or hold them accountable (Smiley has spoken against Bill Cosby and R. Kelly, but I’ve heard no pushback on the state of hip hop, partly due to rappers accusing black protesters of “taking food out of the black man’s mouth).

In a climate where black people hate black women (black women hate black women, because black men hate black women), it is unfathomable to picture a black man being so concerned about the lives of black women when his voice remained silent on a topic that needs him to forcefully push back on its agenda—black men breaking black women down to rubbish.

I believe the agenda is political.

I say to America: You better get mad, till you get glad. I’m out!

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