Debunking feminist lies and half truths part 1

[@jerrydino1310]

For the first after I graduated 8 years later on I am hearing woman educating the world with logic and standing her ground

[@phephanistephenmbele9627]

For as long as you speak the truth, I will always support you and your message.

[@sekgweng5147]

Thank you, Sihle, for keeping the courage to expose the truth. We hope your message saves the world from deceitful movements ❤ It's best that younger women are educated by a logical lady like yourself. The truth shall save the world

[@khayalethupolisa2775]

That episode was fire 🔥🔥 it will change your life.. ignore the negativity and go check the numbers ✊🏿

[@Sihleeey]

Amen 😂😊🙏🏾

[@Nkeletsengmisskelly_M]

Feminism is power to all women, there is more to being a woman then being domesticated ✊

[@Sihleeey]

Feminism doesn’t care about that

[@ultraozy4085]

short straight to the point and powerful

[@Sihleeey]

😌 🙏🏾

[@XolaniArtist]

As long as you speak the truth, I will follow and support you

[@thamimahlangabeza6639]

Hhe Sihle... You're DISGUSTINGLY intelligent... Thank you for sharing your beautiful brain with the world.

[@taasolesela3157]

1. One of the reasons women couldn't own property was that they couldn't physically defend it. The world wasn't as civil as it is today. The world back then was full of bandits and outlaws. 2. There are a lot of people, mostly women, who couldn't vote because one of the prerequisite of voting was that you had to join the military. That's why most women chose to stay home rather than go die in wars. 3. If Feminism empowered women why is that women still choose and dominate the same industries (Teaching, nursing, domestic work etc.) they did a hundred years ago? Only a few have really expanded to other industries.

[@Sihleeey]

Exactly! Thank you for this! The third point is exactly what I said on part 2 😂

[@EulogyKhoza]

standing on business!!!!!!

[@Sihleeey]

Just came to emphasize and clarify that I’m still anti feminism😂

[@ironictwin]

Love this kind of messages that speaks the true... and what it makes it more special it's a woman ❤❤

[@zinhlemlangeni01]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@Sihleeey]

You are so welcome😊

[@PrimeArtsStudioPodcast]

Haha I saw you from Konvo and since then i never looked back❤❤❤❤❤ love u Sihle...🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@a.3761]

Informative video. May you please link your sources (specifically the ones you screenshotted and included in the video). I'd love to read those papers to educate myself.

[@jsNkutha-eu3iu]

You are authentic ✨️

[@rebeccalukusa3538]

The way I clicked so fast😂😂😂 This video is so short Sihle😢😢😢

[@Sihleeey]

I know but the other parts of the video will follow 😌

[@Jjisishs]

My lady its fine to gave your perspective that you have however dont become like pearl and also speak the perspective that you are aware that people know just so they dont hate and can understand what you are trying to say

[@Nawal_SA]

❤🎉🇿🇦 i know Candice Owens/ former xa ndimbona😅❤ love you Lil sis.....

[@Sihleeey]

Thank you 😂😊

[@palesapholosi4446]

Well spoken!

[@ShubaneMatoko]

Women with this mindset, I will marry because their mindset is based on reality not feelings or fiction, she is the Candance Owen Version of South Africa.❤ Women who have this mindset are great to society because they also cherish family first, men lead the relationship women follow, loyalty, etc. Women of SA please listen to woman like her.

[@novelCrescend0]

You know humans could wait for something hours, days, weeks and so on knowing when that thing is coming, rather than wait not knowing when it is coming, humans hate uncertainty(take a look at the success of Uber and similar companies), when is the next part coming?😭

[@cheranehlahla]

Where’s the rest of this video Sihle 😭

[@Sihleeey]

It’s coming 😂

[@vusumzingceke6518]

Well researched 😊

[@amanijulia]

Sihle where is the rest of the video?😭

[@Sihleeey]

This is part one haibo 😂

[@amanijulia]

@@Sihleeeyit’s been almost two days sisi please 😭

[@antebellumblackamerican7408]

What do you mean black men in America didn't own land? Yes they did. There were plenty of black slave owners who owned achers of land. I'm not sure where you are getting your info from. Also black women were allowed to vote when the 19th amendment passed. Yes there were discrimination but it depended on where you lived and what state you lived in.....it's a little more complicated than what you are saying.

[@Sihleeey]

Were black slave owners that owned land majority of black men? and did discrimination laws not affect their right to vote? Black men and women were still not as privileged as white men and women were when it came to voting. Privilege to vote or own property still was gained by the minority. You arguing for nothing.There is always going to be complexities in these conversations but my main point was the half truth about women voting. That’s all

[@antebellumblackamerican7408]

There were no discrimination laws before reconstruction. What are you talking about?​@Sihleeey

[@Sihleeey]

@@antebellumblackamerican7408 lol okay

[@amanijulia]

Sihle iyashoda le video😭😔

[@Incognito-s3l]

❤❤

[@endlessthespokesperson6876]

Finally feminism is feminism they forgot that the other reason it didn't take off the way it was supposed to in the 19th to 20th century was because of WWI and WWII🤔 You should check out a book by Rachel Wilson it's very in depth with what you are talking about 🤔

[@Sihleeey]

Yes I know her very well. I learn a lot from her

[@endlessthespokesperson6876]

@@Sihleeey 👍🏾💯

[@allensono3963]

I LOVE YOU ALREADY ❤

[@papeeymofokeng2066]

🔥.

[@Business_explore-u1d]

❤Sihle

[@sifisofakude9176]

Please Merry Me. 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 I'll pay double lobola ❤

[@FictionHubZA]

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