There are some historical realities which have directly contributed to the condition in which Black Men and Black Women find themselves in, concerning the manner in which how we relate to each other, and how there is a disconnect and imbalance in many of our relationships.
It is my contention that this situation is rooted in the very insitution of slavery, and how the "peculiar institution" selectively chose a work force which promoted misgegenation between Black African men and Native American women. In this process, African slavery was superimposed on a system of Native slavery, with disproportionate numbers of African men to women, by a ratio of at least 3 to 1.
Currently, there is supposedly a disproportionate number of Black women to men, at least this is what is propagated by the Black media.
The question here is, at what point of time did Black women become the majority population when initially there was a much higher ratio of Black men?
If there was a higher ratio of Black men to women at the closing of the civil war, then something drastically has happened to the Black male population in the united states since "emancipation".
This speaks to evidence of a system of genocide which has progressively killed off the Black Man in America, while displacing Him from the work force.
Furthermore, it is often contended that the propensity of Black men to date and intermarry ouside of the "race" is due to "self-hatred". Yet, this inter-marriage with Native women was not only promoted but institutionalized from the earliest pont of the development of the superimposition of African over Native slave labor.
I offer just one of many studies which documents how this system created a Great Divide between Black Men and Women.
http://are.as.wvu.edu/minges.htm
It is my contention that this situation is rooted in the very insitution of slavery, and how the "peculiar institution" selectively chose a work force which promoted misgegenation between Black African men and Native American women. In this process, African slavery was superimposed on a system of Native slavery, with disproportionate numbers of African men to women, by a ratio of at least 3 to 1.
Currently, there is supposedly a disproportionate number of Black women to men, at least this is what is propagated by the Black media.
The question here is, at what point of time did Black women become the majority population when initially there was a much higher ratio of Black men?
If there was a higher ratio of Black men to women at the closing of the civil war, then something drastically has happened to the Black male population in the united states since "emancipation".
This speaks to evidence of a system of genocide which has progressively killed off the Black Man in America, while displacing Him from the work force.
Furthermore, it is often contended that the propensity of Black men to date and intermarry ouside of the "race" is due to "self-hatred". Yet, this inter-marriage with Native women was not only promoted but institutionalized from the earliest pont of the development of the superimposition of African over Native slave labor.
I offer just one of many studies which documents how this system created a Great Divide between Black Men and Women.
http://are.as.wvu.edu/minges.htm