And before you Color Purple feminists Negroes (And men) read this, I have a black daughter.

As a working class, blue collar, black man it really frustrates me how black men have taken the knee to our women. I’m not saying there’s no good black women out here, but I’m extremely puzzled by you black men who will go out of the window for most of our so-called women. I say so called because many of them have adopted the mindset of our so-called ‘oppressor’. They look at the black man in a fantastical way and if he doesn’t have a lucrative job, plays sports, or rap/entertain, basically anything that puts him in the spotlight, (not to mention a preacher), where the black female and the black society can look at him and want to strive to achieve to; He’s a failure. Black men have been classified as human doings instead of human beings. This is our culture. Black women have designated us as such. In response, black men from a young age, have been taught to worship not only their mothers; but black women in general. I used to sip this venomous Kool-Aid when I was growing up until I started to deal with black women. What I found out is that black women have this matriarchal spirit that seeps through many black boys and is adopted by black girls. Although, some black girls break that pattern, eventually in some sorts. However, many Negro males have this loyalty with their black mothers (which is fine), but it follows them into their adulthood and they say things like Ryan Clark said about Angel Reese.

Ryan Clark believes he must support black women even if they are in the wrong. I’m not saying Angel Reese was in the wrong being fouled by Caitlin Clark. However, Clark, and many other Negroes have come against the most exciting WNBA player, Caitlin Clark, since the league has seen since its inauguration in 1997; Negroes have been crying the race card even though there’s been many white women in the league prior to Caitlin. It’s just Caitlin is different. However, since we live in an era of DEI and black people are the world’s greatest victims; Negro apologists are quick to make everything a “Black vs. White” issue. The media (led by ESPN) and black women, wanted Caitlin to bow or kiss some invisible ring to black women who paved the way for her to have a platform on their WNBA stage. A stage, the NBA pays for.

Back to Ryan Clark and his Superman, cape-wearing, analysis he brought into a conversation about Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark. Ryan, and other simp Negroes like him, this is 2025. Y’all are reaching like Gary Payton with this situation with Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark. Now the WNBA is doing an investigation with people who paid to watch the game? I will say this and I don’t care who don’t like it, the black “Daughter of Zion”, has become the most privileged, the most protected, and has superseded the white woman. You black men have aided in this because she will use whatever trauma that may or may not have happened to her to keep you in line. Meanwhile, she doesn’t care about what happened to you and just like Ryan Clark; they don’t care. Ryan Clark, ESPN, only aids in the “Black Fatigue.’ I must say this because, (although I’m not afraid), I might lose my so-called ‘black card’. I’ve followed the WNBA since its beginning in 1997 and have a close of kin who was a top 3 pick. This has more to do with you Negroes who want to use the same hate that was placed against our ancestors, and y’all are doing the same thing trying to be ‘sophisticated’ in your articulation. Y’all only have a platform to race bait. However, the crazy part is you’re being a race baiter and you actually think you’re right. Angel Reese is NOT a rival to Caitlin Clark. She trolled her in the Women’s National Championship game in 2023 and became the face of the team when it was her teammates who ultimately got the job done. Reese became the face of an over-matched LSU team and because she trolled Caitlin Clark, Negroes made her a super-hero simply because she’s a black woman. The WNBA has played into this narrative this past weekend by hosting Reese vs Clark with Clark’s team stomping Reese’s Chicago Sky by 35 points. Nonetheless, the headlines have been focused on a flagrant foul committed by Clark and Reese, (as expected), looking to retaliate against Clark during the game. Now we have to have a discussion AGAIN about race when it was Negroes hating on Clark BEFORE she entered the WNBA. This only points or pivots to where we are as a society since 2020 and the George Floyd riots. Negroes, in particular, black women, believe have become ultra-entitled, incredibly privileged, and black men have settled to becoming servants and simps.  Anyways, I have a cigar to smoke. Peace y’all!