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The black man and the black woman are different. Once male, once female. That means that our strengths are different, our weaknesses are also different.
The black woman has been victim of white supremacy in a way that has been very far-reaching and damaging to her sense of self. She displays a lot of the physical manifestations of self-hatred. You see, it's one thing for me to wear a Western suit or a style that is chiefly European. It's something different for me to try to emulate the racial features of Europeans. Racial features, that which is biological, that which is a part of us, that which is what makes us a unique type of human.
You don't see black men, for the most part, putting in colored contact lenses or bleach their hair blonde or putting on red lipstick. These are the behaviors of the black female. And we must get them under control. We have to work at some level on the adult female, but hyper-focus on the girls. A part of that will have to release some children's books so that the imagery that the girls are seeing reflect themselves in their beautiful African black aesthetic.
With many of the women, they may be too far gone, but for those of you who are watching in sincerity, let's talk about it. The truth of the matter is that the way black women often do their hair is a reflection, not of style, certainly not a protective style as they've euphemistically called it. It is a very clear example of self-hatred. It is nothing more, and I won't even try to argue against it because the arguments have been made. It's not the logic that prevents black women from acknowledging it. It's the trauma, the pain, and the self-deception and self-hatred.
You would ask a black woman, "Well, if you're not trying to look white when you make your hair straight, and if you do love your hair, well, why don't you ever wear it? I mean, do white women ever try to make their hair look like Afros? No, they don't. And when you put on a red lipstick, is that a black woman thing? Does that even look good on you with your skin tone? No, it doesn't. You know, when white women put on makeup, they put on the red lipstick, it's to simulate arousal. You can see the pink or the red cuz their skin's damn near translucent. It's see-through. Our skin is not. It doesn't show blemish. It's beautiful. That's why you don't need makeup. Makeup is meant for the ugly and unattractive. Leave that to the white women. It's not meant for the black woman. Our skin shines in the sun. Our skin does not show blemish. Our skin is a protection. It's an armor. We're in God's glory, but it isn't forgetting that that the black woman lowers herself, and she becomes an embarrassment to her nation.
Black men should not allow their black women to make these displays. It is only the sick black male who is attracted to falsehood, the fake eyelashes, the coloration on the face, and all of these things which are trappings and markings of the white female devil, the she-devil. And in addition to that, we see that the self-hatred goes beyond the racial aspect into other bits that show they feel insufficient. The BBLs, the breast implants. Now, this doesn't come from racial inferiority, the feeling of such, but rather it comes from promiscuity, which is also something that has captured the black female. We must absolutely shun these women who engage these behaviors, but also who promote this whole philosophy. And the chief tool is the music. If you hear a black woman listening to a Meg the Stallion, a Sexy Red, a Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, all of these slores who promote filth and degeneracy, you must speak against it, and we must, as a collective, condemn the music and the listeners of the music such that they would feel ashamed for it to be known that they listen to such music, for it is not a representation of those who are upstanding. We do have music that is uplifting. You can check out an album called Marquetism on Spotify, all places you stream music. It's a reggae album, beautiful, uplifting black music, freedom songs, if you like. But what we cannot do is continue to have our music be of the gutter and of the sewer.
The black female, and in fact, the female of any culture, represents their greatest excess. It represents their greatest weaknesses and failings. And in the failure of the black collective, we see it manifested in the self-hates, hairstyles, in the false eyelashes, in the sexual enhancements of the black female, and in the tattoos that she covers herself with, you know, really just scarring the body with ink that covers over what God has created. A human being trying to improve that which the creator made. An extraordinary form of sickness. We must speak against all of those things.
The black woman must completely yield and submit to a black man of her choosing. We cannot have this old story of there aren't any good male black male leaders. There are some. Will you follow them when you find them? And also, it is true when they say there are not enough, they're lying when they say there are none. They're telling the truth when they say there are not enough. Well, if you're on a western white model, yes, there's not enough cuz they talk monogamy. We will live like the ancestors. Polygyny. The best of black men will take on more than one black woman, and you will choose to submit to him. And that is where you find your provision and your care, but most importantly, your guidance, your leadership, your protection, your ideology. It is in failing to submit to the black man and black philosophy that we fall to white liberal female ideology. Feminism is a poison. Feminism is a death sentence to the black people. Feminism is why the black American population is declining in the United States. It is the abortion and all of those other things, those poisonous teachings that white women lead black women to lesbianism and all of these unnatural ways of living. So, we must abandon them wholesale.
I let you all know, men and women listening, when you hear the word misogyny, that is not for us. You hear the word misandry, that is not something we should practice. You hear someone say, "I'm a feminist." You cannot be black and be a feminist at the same time. We are about being on code, not being on feminism. Mhm? So, let it be known there is no black feminist, and I don't want to hear you try to modify what the whites have given you and call it intersectional feminism. I know about it all. I've studied it. It's all filth. Filth under a different name. We will be on code, the black man, woman, and child. Black woman, it is up to you to choose one man to be with, to procreate with, and to submit for all time.