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[Kalifornia.]

I told him to do it btw

[LOONA.]

I'm just confused at all this hoopla over a few comments about a community of men that won't ever see them. And they will continue to oppress us and remain the face of black violence in America while we, trans, and black women get overlooked.     

[Kalifornia.]

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La radio is a non factor if it isnt the huge pop station.

Power 106 is huge bby.

[FlowerBomb]

So please miss me with a "How could you as a Black gay man" mess.

& miss me with the "struggle olympics" comment, as no one was playing that in here.

[LOONA.]

Them skewed ass statistics by white men who don't even bother getting tested gllggg

Boy   

[FlowerBomb]

Them skewed ass statistics by white men who don't even bother getting tested gllggg

Boy   

[FlowerBomb]

And you've yet to answer Bre's question as to who and where the "oppression olympics" was displayed in here.

[LOONA.]

Straight black men as a collective obviously.

Or do you think the average black man is loving and accepting like your dad or like Magic Johnson who would be fine with his son wearing dresses, heels and makeup?

Boy wake up.      

[FlowerBomb]

And you've yet to answer Bre's question as to who and where the "oppression olympics" was displayed in here.

"They'll never understand how it feels to have so many against you" was an example.

Drais was basically saying hetero Black men don't have it as hard and are basically in some sort of place of privilege. That's a bit of the Olympics to me. As I described it, it's very "I have it rougher than you."

& what he said was true no? It's a different battle a different fight
No one was talking about how much easier they have it than us and they should quit complaining.
He highlighted FACTS that we face in our community, just because he highlighted OUR plights doesn't mean he dismissed others.

[LOONA.]

And you've yet to answer Bre's question as to who and where the "oppression olympics" was displayed in here.

"They'll never understand how it feels to have so many against you" was an example.

Drais was basically saying hetero Black men don't have it as hard and are basically in some sort of place of privilege. That's a bit of the Olympics to me. As I described it, it's very "I have it rougher than you."

Incorrect

I said they need to learn about intersectionality and gave a few examples of it.       

[FlowerBomb]

And you've yet to answer Bre's question as to who and where the "oppression olympics" was displayed in here.

"They'll never understand how it feels to have so many against you" was an example.

Drais was basically saying hetero Black men don't have it as hard and are basically in some sort of place of privilege. That's a bit of the Olympics to me. As I described it, it's very "I have it rougher than you."

Incorrect

I said they need to learned about intersectionality and gave a few examples of it.       

[AIDED/DYING/UGLY]

Damn
Lauren London fine AF

lmfaoo

Come get me niggers!

[FlowerBomb]

not dismissing experiences of hundreds of thousands of black gay men everywhere to a "couple of tweets"
That may have not been your experience and that's ok, but it's true of many others.
Come into the real world a bit

[Kurama]

Anyone can quote me if they need clarity on something I said btw. 

I think the shit starts flying when ppl try to play cleo with what someone posted leading to misinterpreting rather than what they actually meant.

Not even sure where this phase of the discussion came from

[Kurama]

And you've yet to answer Bre's question as to who and where the "oppression olympics" was displayed in here.

"They'll never understand how it feels to have so many against you" was an example.

Drais was basically saying hetero Black men don't have it as hard and are basically in some sort of place of privilege. That's a bit of the Olympics to me. As I described it, it's very "I have it rougher than you."

Incorrect

I said they need to learn about intersectionality and gave a few examples of it.       

They don't understand having to deal with racism at work, coming back home and dealing with homophobia from your own community

Were you not implying that Black gay men have it harder than Black hetero men in some way here? I'm trying to understand.

Im trying to understand how you came to this conclusion Herb?