Sanaiah25 said:Yes, i have heard about this book before, and i knew it wasn't fiction. I was simply trying to get the skeptics to see that the importance of the example you gave lies not with the origin of its source, but with what it means to those who have really experienced it.
So in essence, who it happens to is not as important as the fact that it happens at all.
If that was the case, then that should have been demonstrated from the beginning.
I can site a book her, without pretending that the words therein are mine.
Besides, no one is saying that these perspectives are not valid. Have you actually heard any of the brothers here make that assertion? If so, would you mind quoting it for us?
In the meantime, while Sisters write books up the wazoo about their negative experiences with Black men (yet rarely the positive ones), Brothers remain perpetually silent on the issue.
Do you know why that is?
PEACE