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I don't use the word hate often, but I hate Professional Black people.
You know them when you see them, their decision making is ruled by their skin color, not their brain.
They're the types that called Martin Luther King a coon bc he wouldn't physically fight his oppressors.
You know them when you see them, their decision making is ruled by their skin color, not their brain.
They're the types that called Martin Luther King a coon bc he wouldn't physically fight his oppressors.
They're the type who walk around with a boulder on their shoulder as if the world owes them something.
They're the type of black people who call Lincoln and Grant bigots, while not recognizing that they enjoy the freedom to speak such idiocy bc of Lincoln and Grant.
They're the type of black people who call Lincoln and Grant bigots, while not recognizing that they enjoy the freedom to speak such idiocy bc of Lincoln and Grant.
They're the inverse of Candace Owens, they use their skin color and perpetual victimhood status to make money, and call white people racist at the slightest sign of disagreement.
They are not helping to fight racism, but instead are helping to keep it alive bc they refuse to accept that 2020 isn't 1960 and black/white relations have made huge strides. And yes, there are more strides to be made.
People like @nhannahjones cannot give in to the concept that strides have been made because her job as Professional Black Women would cease to exist if she doesn't tell us that we're still all mental slaves to a white master we can never be free of.
So, Professional Black People, please STFU, and let serious people who actually want a dialogue get the work done. You had your chance, and made it worse, we don't want your help anymore. Or at least be honest about your Al Sharpton impersonation. Thanks.
