- Feb 26, 2005
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What can be done to improve sisterhood among black women? I posted on another thread in real life I've noticed some of us PHYSICALLY and EMOTIONALLY harm one another; getting into unnecessary fights and calling one another out of our names. Only one person in that thread thus far expanded on this particular issue, which is why I wanted to make a separate thread dedicated to it.
As a black woman, have you also had problems in this area? What do you think are the causes of a lack of sisterhood, and is there anything that can be done to prevent it? There was the Million Man March for black men... should something similar be done for black women that would be on the same scale?
Also, for anyone that might be wondering the thread I'm referencing to, it is right here: (Human Issues and Black Progress)
http://destee.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41782
The men of Destee are welcome to respond too, though it is preferred that discussions are geared in the context of what you may have observed how BW treat one another from your experiences.
As a black woman, have you also had problems in this area? What do you think are the causes of a lack of sisterhood, and is there anything that can be done to prevent it? There was the Million Man March for black men... should something similar be done for black women that would be on the same scale?
Also, for anyone that might be wondering the thread I'm referencing to, it is right here: (Human Issues and Black Progress)
http://destee.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41782
The men of Destee are welcome to respond too, though it is preferred that discussions are geared in the context of what you may have observed how BW treat one another from your experiences.