i meant black people in general. we have a lot of anger. we take it out on one another.I'm not feeling any anger in the room. If did I would leave.
we should take it out on the ones who oppress us all.
i meant black people in general. we have a lot of anger. we take it out on one another.I'm not feeling any anger in the room. If did I would leave.
Logically, I do agree with you.
I did not have any girls, only one son. So I never had to tell a daughter not to hit a man.
My opinions possibly come from having two older brothers that protected their sisters.
My mother(RIP Mom) not only taught her girls not to hit men, she also taught us not to argue with men because, in her words, "a man can hurt a woman with words more than you can hurt him by going under your dress".
When we were first married, 29 yrs ago, if my spouse and I were discussing something and it sounded like an argument, I would leave the room. He would be so confused. I still do the same thing. I refuse to talk to him if he raises his voice. I leave the room. He accuses me of avoiding disagreement. He tells me he's not arguing Babe, I'm trying to have a discussion. His reactions are kinda funny when I walk away. He's learned, over the years how to talk to me using calm words. Blame it on Mom.
I would never hit a man, so I quess the same should apply to all women. I stand corrected. Seriously.