Black Women Coming Hard For Black Men - Black Women Wouldn't Take It Anymore - Must Watch

[@natashatad3807]

My tolerance for abuse from a man is too low. I would rather be alone and live.

[@azureavocado5195]

Sadly most women are cool suffering just to used by a male

[@sugarwaterpurple5280]

Please stop forgiving abusive men. Call the cops, and leave. There should be no repeat calls for abuse. If he hits you once, he will hit you again.

[@staciquinton2794]

One young lady said she would continue to call the police on her man; if he kept hitting her. If someone gets to the point where they don't respect you and they put their hands on you, it's time to leave. Once they hit you, they won't stop. 8-16-2023(Wed)

[@DestinyUteh]

I agree 💯

[@roseinharlem8152]

Good grief I was coming here to say the same thing. I’m so glad it was already said. I hope she doesn’t still see things this way ..

[@naediggs4816]

​@lindyt3942 hey, I would love to cite that stat one day, can you lmk where I can find it?

[@GoddessJerri]

It was her brother. Not her man. And I think they were kids.

[@VeeKayGreenerGrass]

I'm Kenyan. The police dont take domestic violence against women and children seriously because they are also the profession that leads in domestic abuse of themselves. It's changing and I have helped several women get justice.

[@zenya9620]

Honestly I'm agikuyu and I wouldn't date a man from my tribe... They are useless as hell. Hell I wouldn't marry a Kenyan man for that matter

[@DestinyUteh]

Thank you Sis continue doing the work you have started 🙏🏽🤎

[@Dannniellleee]

You’re amazing!! Stay safe while you advocate for others who are stuck in abusive systems.

[@khem127]

VeeKayGreenerGrass Exactly!!! Same for judges and lawyers too.

[@Bibirallie]

God bless you

[@ultimateenigma6038]

Black men would never do this to other women! Call the cops ladies

[@All.Natural.]

They beat and mistreat them too!

[@kaybee1025]

@@All.Natural. Dusties sure do beat the breaks out of other women...however, 'other women' don't have their parents in their ears "don't call the cops on him, dusty is already oppressed...you pushed to it" type of sh8 that be going on into the lack community 🙄 They gaslighting black girls and women not to report anything that's been done to them by black men , to hush it up and still act right and submissive 😠

[@Cantetinza17]

Well they do, but they really think about it cause the cops come quick for everyone else, they fiddle-fart when it's black women.

[@Cantetinza17]

@@All.Natural. Yeah I've seen far too many other colored and non colored women fighting with black men over abuse and child support.

[@helena3631]

Most of these black men have no emotional regulation and damn near autistic and was in special Ed because of an ED diagnosis.. before you date these black men find out if they were in special ED you would be shocked that beahvior doesn’t just go away

[@Besafe782]

The fact that black woman are still trying with black man is sad

[@beigenegress2979]

IKR? Still negotiating with terrorists! BW need to go incommunicado like, yesterday!

[@biblethumper8088]

So sad and desperate.

[@mimih.6259]

I don’t negotiate with terrorists.

[@Heat_Rush]

@@beigenegress2979 Every bm isn't bad, most of them yes, but all of them no.

[@beigenegress2979]

@@Heat_Rush Not all police are bad cops who pew pew unarmed BM. Not all wppl are rhey cist either. Not all BW “choose” Pookies and thugs. Not all BW who date marry IR “worship” WM. Not all BW who open their options to date/marry nonBlk men date ir marry WM.

[@kulaniwarner7262]

I'm going to reiterate another comment. Don't make abusers feel safe, make them feel just as afraid as you are.

[@nisaasin369]

👏🏾

[@sproutedcoconut]

And that's how you rid of a narcissist.

[@lotusblossom444]

I NEED THIS TO GO VIRAL AND MORE OF THIS ENERGY AMONGST BLACK WOMEN.

[@MadameLadyM]

"Ending up on a T-shirt" means funeral memorabilia. A lot of Black folks, especially, in the South do that as a way to remember those who have passed away. So we put a picture of thier face on a shirt.

[@sourcandydoll]

Yes I’m from sc and that is what we say ALL THE TIME 😂

[@lauren6509]

This is starting young. I was at a middle school yesterday and one of the boys had grabbed a girl's butt a teacher got his name so he could be reprimanded later. I made an announcement to class saying that grabbing people is inappropriate and IRL they could catch a case for sexual harassment. Six girls angrily said that it happens all the time. I asked do they tell admin and that they should defend themselves by popping them in the head and cussing them TF out letting them know they not the one. They told me that they would end up getting in trouble and not the ones who assaulted them. Yall are teaching your girls that if they're violated to just sit there and take it and when it manifests when they get older and in relationships everyone will tell them to "choose better" and to get "self-esteem"

[@LM-he7eb]

YES YES YES aaaaaaaaand YES

[@animated_sunchild]

I always said even when i was a little girl, any man that puts their hands on me needs to be prepared to see the promise land early.

[@colepeacezaza]

When we loose a loved one, we get t-shirts made with their obituaries or photos of them. Usually the whole family wears them.

[@DestinyUteh]

Thank you for explaining it. I wonder why I was slow to get that. We do that too in Nigeria 🤦🏽‍♀️. Thank you 🙏🏽🤎

[@colepeacezaza]

@@DestinyUteh No worries it’s our slang…..Putting a sucka on a t- shirt means to end things. (KZbin guidelines 😀)

[@tamuz9633]

​@@colepeacezazaYou mean 'deleting' them?

[@tamuz9633]

Is putting someone on a T-shirt, unliven/deleting that SOB?

[@colepeacezaza]

@@tamuz9633 yes

[@fionafox420]

NO ONE should have to put up with abuse. If you lay your hands on someone, you’ve forfeited your right to be safe. PLEASE call the police is someone is hurting, harassing, molesting, or accosting you! DONT MAKE ABUSERS FEEL SAFE! MAKE THEM JUST AS AFRAID AS YOU ARE!

[@AlekcisIwiye]

This is about damn time. Blk man literally take out all their anger of blk women! But in Africa is even worse, because even the police system in broken.

[@sheila-we7em]

I feel everywhere the system is broken for women suffering with DV, they still see it as just "A domestic" and the police are slow in responding to it.

[@PeacefulAbiding]

My ex tried to put hands on me. When I told him he had to sleep sometime, he lost the f-ing attitude cuz he knew I wasnt playing.

[@ajoyner614]

SAME! lmfao. I told my ex, "I'm not the one you wanna do dirty and be unconscious around."

[@cookee888]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dsmile1116]

I told my ex "you sleep a little to sound to be messing with me like you do"

[@Tee-Star]

​@@dsmile1116And it goes both ways. You should not be with him.

[@theteleisewilliamsexperience]

I just flat out stabbed my ex husband

[@biblethumper8088]

I support this message. For everyone who comes from an abusive family, please don't have children. A bad tree does not produce good fruit. You will only have toxic family members for your children and clearly we are passing this trauma to the next generation. Bad people don't deserve a lineage.

[@nicholetaimi5331]

This was excellent content and analysis. I believe Black women are finally waking up to the fact that while protecting black men, we are left vulnerable.

[@jaifyre702]

Then they got the nerve to get mad when we choose other men from other ethnicities.

[@ultimateenigma6038]

Get those protective orders ladies....use the law

[@dangermauz754]

Unfortunately, for the last part of the video. I've already moved past the old "let's unify" plea. I've also made myself tone-deaf to heinous crimes that happen to BM by the hands of their enemies. The riverboat brawl gave me pause because not one man defended a BW when she was attacked by a man. So, I see where their allegiances lie. It's to themselves. Other than that, I think that BW must understand that the main reason justice has been slow is because for generations we shielded the perpetrators in our communities. So, the more we embrace our rights and defend ourselves. Justice will become swift. I'm glad we're waking up.

[@umberwyld]

I thought it was interesting that so many black women thought that riverboat fiasco was a win for us. I too gave up on the black community a long time ago and have become sovereign with how I move.

[@KingShaqxYahudah]

Y'all both sound crazy.

[@LoveK1]

⁠@@umberwyldI thought that video was entertaining but I didn’t think that was a win for BP. Why has it taken BM this long to fight back? The only people they have any aggression for is BW. As for those BW, they were stupid for even going down there to help. That had absolutely nothing to do with them and they were taking licks for no reason. Acting like attack dogs, that training sure kicked in didn’t it? That’s why I avoid places that BP congregate. It’s always some violent mess that I want no parts of. BM have never had me as a ride or die. I ain’t marched or donated to none of them. All my life they’ve made it very clear I wasn’t the phenotype they like and that was the best thing they ever did for me. I’ve never been under any illusions that they cared about me. I haven’t had to mourn anything like other BW have.

[@umberwyld]

@@KingShaqxYahudah Of course you would think our ideology sounds crazy Kang. Anytime a bw decides to center herself takes away from you and your brethren.

[@laurencameron3150]

@@umberwyldI literally just watched about 2 days ago of a black woman standing in between two black men arguing because one of them could handle their liquor and the caption read “When you dance moves saves the day” or something of that nature. I got into a black and forth with a black man that called her a real woman. I said “Nothing she did makes her a real woman. She out herself in harms way to protect a man that can’t handle his liquor! A real man would have ensured she NEVER had to do something like that in the first place!” A lot of black men have no problem using black women as human shields but then complain about how they’re not allowed to lead as men! It’s ridiculous!

[@somebodycomelistentothispo7217]

Regarding the girl who threatened to call the cops on her brother I would say ladies u need to be aware that your situation may turn out differently. Arm yourselves and don’t threaten terrorists. Just call. Do not agitate them. Their testosterone will go into overdrive and they will take u out on the spot

[@LM-he7eb]

Lock yourself away & call. Don't threaten

[@meganakinsanya4702]

Ladies get your licenses and weapons. I’m a licensed carrier, have a total of four guns, one concealed. I Protect yourself!

[@Heat_Rush]

I'm signing up for gun training.

[@Amagem81]

I remember a story when i was younger (in Jamaica) where an abused woman killed her abusive bf by pouring hot oil in his ears while he was sleeping. Mind you, he had beaten her earlier that evening. I've seen her around the area a few times and i remember her always bruised and swollen. The man always creeped me out cause he walked around like he was always angry. Us kids were told to stay away from him cause he was no good. As an adult woman, i don't feel bad for him because he felt good inflicting constant pain on someone he claimed to love. Hot oil in a mans ear seemed to be a thing back in those days in Jamaica 😮

[@shadeenwashington3343]

I'm glad she bun up him bloodclattt. Jamaica is number 1 in the world for domestic abuse. I told my man, put your hands on me, your mama gonna wear a black dress. Period

[@sydlaw2941]

Hot oil in the ear sounds BRUTUAL. I don't want to imagine what that feels like.

[@Amagem81]

@sydlaw2941 me either, I cringe everytime I heard a story like that.

[@food4thought692]

Ok hot oil treatment! He brought that on himself!

[@Amagem81]

@food4thought692 I don't mean to laugh, hot oil treatment had me laughing like the guy off of the hangover

[@sadejones6657]

Put your hands on me and you get what you get.

[@shebaaaberg150]

I wish a ninja would…

[@Rochelle94]

It's even more sad when your own parents in particular your own mother doesn't have any empathy for the situation even though she dealt with it as well. Much love and great content 🙏

[@Heat_Rush]

We were conditioned, but I'm glad that this is changing, it's changing slowly, but slow change is better than no change.

[@shopece8807]

Some abused people get so miserable they get into the mindset of "well if no one helped me I'm not going to help anyone else". Really infuriating and sad.

[@s.e.t1579]

I suggest they reevaluate how they’re navigating in the community. More of us are waking up, and aren’t putting up with the Tom foolery anymore.

[@tmkc162]

IT MEANS THEY ARE GOING TO END UP MURKED, FINISHED, T H E END

[@DestinyUteh]

🤯😯

[@lily942]

😂😂😂😂

[@animated_sunchild]

😂😂😂

[@kaybee1025]

That sounds like #DIVEST time to me sisters😂

[@TransmutedLiving]

Yep.. really divesting. Action not talk.

[@Chessica450-m3d]

Oh please, too many BMALE worshippers here....alot not really about that divested life, all will be done is making threats to leave in hopes that BMALES will finally get their acts together.

[@TransmutedLiving]

@@Chessica450-m3d you're right. Lol. That's all I hear is threats. Lmao! And no one taking action.

[@TransmutedLiving]

@@Chessica450-m3d you're right. Lol. That's all I hear is threats. Lmao! And no one taking action.

[@kaybee1025]

@@Chessica450-m3d planting the seed wherever I can 🤭✌

[@Tee-Star]

I draw the line if an XY screams that's threatening. Zero tolerance for DV, ladies. The lady that stood infront of the car is insane.

[@journalologyandcoofficial]

The amount of black men that have been abusive to their own sisters says ALOT! I had to call the police on my own brother when he thretaened me. He's 10 years younger than me and has already been arrested for beating up his ex-girlfriend at the time!

[@Daug555]

Let a ninja put his crusty paws, claw, hooves on me or mines. Not never. These ninjas have a laundry list of audacity. They better be ⚰️ ready cause it’s not going down over here.

[@catflon2388]

Accountability for the men is needed, I agree 💯. But in 2023, with all the info and data we have, I am looking at the women who entertain and continue to expose themselves to these men sideways. I say this with love but this conversation is tiring, just act accordingly already ladies....

[@seekinghimdaily92]

*Seriously.* BW are responsible for who they date. I’m a BW, but I don’t date so this isn’t a matter for me at this time. 😅 💯 Also, the culture that the BC has created in the US, this anti-Police rhetoric… *who are you going to call when these men that get complained about all the time come up against you?* Stop caping for criminals.

[@EconomicWarfare]

Facts

[@biblethumper8088]

Exactly, bw have been protecting their abusers and then wonder why they are abused.🥴

[@azureavocado5195]

What shatters me is when these women become complicit in the toxic, destruction and breed with these demonic dudes. After all…Where do you think these male demons come from? Other women’s uteri.

[@ctibaga]

@@azureavocado5195 So true. Sad but misogynists don't raise themselves.

[@zakariaabdi588]

Why would I care what the police do to a black man if the black doesn’t care what he does to a black woman? Tf is this nonsense

[@alienunicorn4178]

Black women never regret defending yourself. You have a right to live and safety!

[@thekimandernchief]

Gonna be some slow singin and flower bringin if they keep up the abuse 🥀💀

[@Amagem81]

Content like this is so important because it educates those of us women that wouldn't know how to protect themselves otherwise. We don't have to sit and take the abuse.

[@downbad2874]

How about u don't assault people and u won't have to worry about the cops

[@wrappedaroundmyfinger]

I never subscribed to the whole “no snitching” or “don’t call the police on black males” notion. If they cared so much about violent encounters from the police they wouldn’t be committing violent acts against the people in their own community. I don’t care about the police brutality they face. It’s open season to them so why should I care about what the police do to them?

[@sheila-we7em]

Black women need to get out of that kind of mindset, because they don't give a damn about Black women. By not calling the police, they feel they do not need to take accountability

[@fortunatebabygirl8812]

There's another angle of BM's violence towards BW that is hardly discussed. This is when BM witness a BW being abused either physically, psychologically or mentally and don't intervene. This is how you know that BM enjoy seeing women being abused. I was mentally and psychologically abused by a stalker. One of my cousins( male), after all of the drama continued being friend with my abuser.

[@HolisticManifesting]

They care more about respect from other men and not respect from women. ❤

[@hushlilbaby]

All i know is that BM will use the police and legal system against you if they need to. So we, as BW, need to return the favor!! Call the cops and protect yourself at all costs❣️🫶🏾

[@GalacticIndulgence]

This is very common. One of my cousin's used to terrorize me growing up. He is physically violent and sexual predator. He recently moved backed to our state after his wife left with their son while my cousin was at work. No one is asking WHY she left, but me. They are trying to make him look like a victim. Knowing what I know, he's not.

[@downbad2874]

Balk man says it all the time if u do it u don't love them but somehow hitting me means u love me 😂 oh ok

[@Heat_Rush]

It's the gaslighting for me.

[@sheriharris7635]

Many BK men expect you to put up with mess because historically that’s what BK women have had to do. BK women have had to overcome racial and gender barriers. Let’s not forget, BK men are still men at the end of the day. Once they started overcoming those racial barriers (with the support of BK women, by the way) they continued to do what men do. The problem is BK women didn’t have the protection that YT women had so the abuse became rampant. BK women endured this because 1) BK women knew they didn’t have this protection and 2) society and YT beauty standards had BK women believing that their choice of men was very limited. The best way to keep mistreating a group of people is to keep them scared and take away their choices. We see it now with some men and their podcast microphones telling women they’ll unalive alone (scare tactic) and to worry less about independence and more about getting a “protector and provider” (removing choices and creating dependency) 😒 The best thing a BK woman can do is be aware of the choices and not be afraid to use them. If that includes dating outside the race, fine 👍🏾. If that means calling the police, Ok 👌🏾. If that means going to school or working 8hrs a day because you’d rather provide for yourself than ever allow someone to abuse you for a meal or place to stay then, No problem 😉.

[@Cpre1111]

I lied to the cops to protect my abusive ex Blk boyfriend after he poured water in my face, put hands on me & damaged my car. I was more wrapped up in protecting him SO MANY TIMES, telling myself I'm not going to be the reason why this Blk man's clean criminal history changes. There were several instances when I should've called the cops. I regret it now, b/c I think I enabled him to hurt some other unsuspecting woman. I should've loved myself more back then, but I definitely love myself now. And the man I love now is the furthest thing from that nightmare.

[@vibrantnubian27]

Kudos to you love! Congrats on getting out of that situation and waking tf up! I think the first thing we need to do as bw is admit the blatant bs we allow from these animals! And when they want to act like rabid dogs PUT THEIR RAGGEDY ASSES DOWN LIKE RABID DOGS! Or let the police do it! And this is coming from someone who doesn’t like the police AT ALL! But we have to protect ourselves and our babies if we have them against these POS!

[@Heyiya-if]

Love yourself ❤ Wisdom is always too dearly paid, but it is yours now. forgive yourself, you always did the best you could. thrive in life.

[@katrinkagivens4401]

f unity! IM OVER IT

[@umberwyld]

Black women need to do what’s best for them and stop trying to save the sinking ship that is the black community.

[@pmelady]

In urban Black American communities, it is common to organize t-shirts with the photo and name of the deceased person. Therefore, she is saying that if a man abuses her, she will be the cause of putting him on the t-shirt, or she will call the police, and they will be the cause of him going on the t-shirt.

[@DestinyUteh]

Thank you for informing me 🙏🏽🤎

[@phaedra5283]

We need to stop doing that as well. It's like giving them a participation trophy for bs.

[@kennybaskin]

In our American Black community, when a loved one passes away, a lot of the younger family members wear t-shirts with a picture of the departed on it to the funeral.

[@petttroville5510]

The biracial girl that thought she wasnt palm colored is hilarious. But her story is crazy. They even treat the preferences like trash.

[@pixiestxNyomouf]

Or she is just light skinned?

[@ny_cruz]

I feel like it doesn’t matter who puts their hands on someone, that person has a right to report.

[@icalotdonthide2646]

Dont JUST call the cops. Call then press charges and stay the fk away from that person.

[@sev7nh547]

So good I seen this video my brother used to beat me like I stole something for a long time he just let time pass and never say anything then it’ll start again but apologize maybe once or twice. Tried to put his hands on me again at 25 and I called the cops whole time he had a warrant for his arrest.

[@Heat_Rush]

good for you!!

[@adrianna1612]

I've of the belief that women need to protect themselves by any means. Rather it's at the expense of the offenders freedom, health, or life. Put yourself above the well being of anyone who wants to hurt you. I carry 0 guilt about calling the cops on someone who wants to bring harm to me.

[@ultimateenigma6038]

Back the blue 2023!

[@seekinghimdaily92]

💯 *#REFUNDTHEPOLICE* 👮🏾‍♀️

[@farhiya323]

👏👏👏👏👮‍♂️👮‍♀️🚔

[@khem127]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Chessica450-m3d]

The story at 6:30 is why training in some kind of martial arts is important.. OAN they out here unaliving their very supporters...who will march for them?

[@TransmutedLiving]

All the above

[@shadeenwashington3343]

I encourage BW every day to stop supporting them. They are our predators

[@Heat_Rush]

And you know they are going to need it, because they are antagonizing whyte men about whyte women like they forgot the klan is in the police department. I'm not surprised those officers in Mississippi tortured those black men. But, I won"t be marching.

[@sheritownsend5359]

If a man hits you once, you should leave whether you call the police or not. One of the reasons men keep doing what they're doing ( whether it's cheating, hitting, etc.) is because women take them back. In their minds, this normalizes the behavior.

[@aliviablount]

Wow, all of these experiences sound familiar to so many people and this is nuts

[@shawnni3014]

This video is so eye opening everything they said we all have heard it from bm

[@reginayfavors]

The lady who kept calling the cops on her man and encouraging us to keep calling the cops on the same man needs to also understand that it is time to leave that man. She is moving into the habit of calling the cops, going back and forth with that man, but not leaving him. We need to call the cops, but be careful using the law to ruin somebody's life too. If he is hurting you, then why are you going back repeatedly only for him to hurt you so you can call the cops? You're in a cycle. Break it.

[@embluvya]

"Being on a shirt," is a reference to something black people do in America when a family member dies. Sometimes the family will make t-shirts with a picture of their dead family member and wear them during the funeral, especially when the death was tragic, i.e. a police shooting, gang shooting, or murder.

[@DestinyUteh]

Thank you 🙏🏽🤎

[@NoName-oe4gm]

Ohhhhh. Not this BW 🙋🏾‍♀️ I done called 5-0 on my brother, My Ex- and sued another Ex- for destroying my property💅🏾

[@Itsoktoloveyourself]

Same here I dont give a f uck.. at all.

[@focusgroupent]

All of you videos are so great! love the community space you create with your content, I’m sure it allows a lot of people to be able to feel They can relate to other people in the world and that they’re not going through the same things alone. Thank you for having a channel your are a blessing to the world!

[@DestinyUteh]

Thank you so much. This mean alot to me 🙏🏽😘🤎

[@hazelbasil6451]

​@@DestinyUtehDo you think you can start posting the sources of these videos? Like the creators?

[@aayushisashank7340]

A brown woman here. But I wanted to share a story and I hope I don't offend anybody. So I went to America on an exchange program from a South Asian country. A black guy asked me oit and I said I wasn't interested. After him pestering me about why I was blowing him off, I replied that I don't think we would be a good match dur to his attitude towards other women who were also black. I heard countless times the way he talked to his sisters and mother on phone and I didn't want to be associated with that. He was shocked as these were black women and I was a brown woman. Why would I feel so strongly for the group of women I don't even associate to? This got me wierded out as why wouldn't I care about how he was treating other women as I am a woman myself. I'm sorry if I am not getting something but for me it was confusing as some of my friends said that I shouldn't have talked about it to him. And there were some other black women in this group as well.

[@ILoveUs_AmericanBWandGirls]

What is a brown woman?

[@aayushisashank7340]

@@ILoveUs_AmericanBWandGirls It means, I originally belong from Southeast Asia. I particularly am an Indian. We mostly have brown skin.

[@ILoveUs_AmericanBWandGirls]

@@aayushisashank7340 so you're a black Indian/Asian woman?

[@aayushisashank7340]

@@ILoveUs_AmericanBWandGirls No, I'm sorry if I'm not following the question properly. But I'm a light skinned brown girl.

[@ILoveUs_AmericanBWandGirls]

@@aayushisashank7340 okay so you're a white Indian/Asian woman. I understand

[@Jwa-fo6nb]

Its always the black mom guilt tripping girls to stay around abusive men in the family

[@EconomicWarfare]

I literally have called the police, but unfortunately All police don't harm blkmails (Well at least in Florida). 😂

[@Heat_Rush]

Get your gun license then, we are done with this nonsense.

[@phaedra5283]

Facts. They say he has to really hurt you or kill you to press charges.🤤

[@EconomicWarfare]

@@Heat_Rush Google my name. I have an arsenal.

[@2berrydelicious]

Narcissism and sociopathy 🤔

[@officialjocelyn9108]

She means on a memorial t-shirt with the thought that responding police officers will k!ll them when called to help the black woman.

[@DestinyUteh]

😲🕵️‍♀️ it now make sense. Thank you for explaining it 🙂

[@hippie1252]

Just purchased some pepper spray, queen. Currently looking into self defense classes in my city.

[@Itsoktoloveyourself]

Get a gun, and a pocket knife as well

[@sunchildlionessqueen]

Hi @DestinyUteh the shirt thing refers to when someone passes on, and the family prints their picture on a T-shirt for family and friends to wear in memorium.

[@e3xiii315]

I favor putting them on a t-shirt but whatever comes first 😉

[@caramellbaby1124]

I will be that black Karen, and I will call the cops👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️😳👍

[@sourcandydoll]

The same black “men” will call the cops on you or unalived you. Have no mercy for these bandits.

[@LisaSoulLevelHealing]

The black woman blaming white people for the disunity - needs to start reading She thinks us RESPONDING is a problem vs looking at who is CAUSING the problem. She is still lost.

[@kandi6197]

Yeah the last video made me 🙄 There can't be unity with an abuser there should only be distance. So lost smh.

[@somebodycomelistentothispo7217]

The division has always been there because we aren’t supposed to live amongst brute beasts. Read your Bible. It speaks of them all through out

[@biblethumper8088]

Yeah read the Bible and see how God blames the bm for his evil ways. This has nothing to do with other nations. This is the bm's own doing and his own judgement. 👉🏾 Ezekiel 22:1-16.👈🏾

[@azureavocado5195]

Actually, I translated that to believe we aren’t supposed to be around these males at all. All races. That’s why there’s so much S assault. We shouldn’t even be around them.

[@misslashaybay]

​@@biblethumper8088the reason we ended up in captivity in the first place??? BM ... ☕🙄

[@misslashaybay]

@@biblethumper8088 I'm a bit confused I thought my comment was agreeing with you. I know I'm a Hebrew Israelite...🤔

[@biblethumper8088]

@@misslashaybay My bad sis, I thought you were being sarcastic since I was blaming bm. I will delete my comment. Please forgive me🙏

[@LadyJoolree]

I think the t shirt reference is when family and friends put a picture of a deceased loved one on a T-shirt at their wake or if they do something in their memory. So she's saying either end them or call the police. Bloody sad all round!

[@ethxo6734]

My ex was stalking me and threatened to assault me and I didn’t want to call the police or involve them because I was worried about his professional career. I should have called. After blocking him on EVERYTHING and refusing to go home because he’d just be outside my house waiting, he just stopped bothering me. For 3 months, no contact, no nothing from him. Then one day as I’m leaving my house he pulls up and assaults me at gun point. I called the police afterwards and they closed in on him. He ended up getting into a shot out with the police and ended up flatlining himself once they had him surrounded. I wonder if he’d be alive today if I would have just called the police.

[@bunneywolf]

2:16 "putting you in a t-shirt or calling the woo-woo team." It means either I'm gonna put you down or I'm gonna let the authorities do it."

[@marykinuthia6067]

😢😢😢😢😢,please run 🏃‍♂️.

[@TrueBlueLibra]

If your face is on a shirt..... It usually means that you have been deleted

[@madihaq2252]

someone else commented that "Ending up on a T-shirt" means funeral memorabilia. The meaning i can find is for TEE-shirt and not tshirt. "Slang. to reprimand severely; scold". I guess both can be applied.

[@sophiam9886]

2A! God Bless America!

[@alwaysmisscee]

It means the RIP t shirt...popularly worn at funerals

[@NIFly-kd9vz]

Putting someone on a T-shirt means your family will be attending a funeral.

[@nigerianempress2003]

Putting the pictures on a shirt is something that the African-American community does when their loved ones die. They’ll put their pictures on T-shirts and everyone at the funeral. Will wear the T-shirts. It’s kind of like their version of Asoebi.

[@fiona1407]

If anyone touch me im calling the police, because I really dont want to put matters into my own hands 😂 like I dont play when it comes to someone physically assaulting me.

[@witchsistah]

Watch out for Black "boy mom's!"

[@Eye_Am_Divine_33]

The lady whom spoke about her baby being taken by the dad scares me because I’m 7 months and that’s one of my fears especially since I don’t want to be with my sun narcissistic dad.

[@lyricalreaper5282]

It's true. Black women have moved on. They call us minstrels and say we will die alone. At least we won't die by your hands if we're alone.

[@moniquebrown4485]

2:21 R.I.P t-shirt by the women's hands or 💀 by the police's hands.

[@3rdelement10]

When someone passes away, they make a shirt in memory of that person (their face is on the shirt).

[@BubzBScorpio]

On a shirt means memorialized aka a picture of a memory of them because they’re unalive

[@bunneywolf]

Agree 100% with all of this.

[@synclaire292]

Destiny, I love your hair you look so pretty😍😍😍

[@DestinyUteh]

Thank you sis 😊🤎😘😘🤭

[@BENZ_ASMR]

The “being on a shirt” is basically saying he’s gonna get offed☠️/ no longer alive

[@NiemahRa]

The T shirt references what many black people do now at funerals. They put the deceased image on t-shirts.

[@conniemcmillian7010]

2nd Amendment Rights 🚺. 4B Movement ladies 🚺.

[@somebodycomelistentothispo7217]

Im fully armed and ready for one of them to come for me

[@briolivia]

Black Americans(especially in "urban" areas) often commemorate dead/imprisoned relatives on t-shirts to show support. Usually disregarding the crime or the shenanigans that lead to the death

[@SkycometAnimeVamp]

I’m glad that BW aren’t putting up with this BS from men. You guys deserve better. ❤

[@herbalsagenergy3198]

💫❤️💫🌹🌹🌹✨ @DestinyUteh - putting someone on the t-shirt is a reference to R.I.P. for some meaning Rest in Peace but in this case meaning Rest in the Pitts of Hell 😒

[@DestinyUteh]

Thank you for informing 🙏🏽🤎

[@torilovebyrd8418]

Last year this dude tried to run me off the road after I took to long to go through the green light. We were both going down the same lane into the strip mall parking lot so the girl that was driving sped up around and parked then he jumped out and blocked me with a gun. I backed up went down the next lane picked my daughter up from work and called the police so fast. My husband said I should of put him on a shirt because I’m a registered owner in an open carry state. He got a felony and I felt guilty.

[@lanaranger9770]

When did we have that belief? I sure didn’t subscribe to it.

[@seekinghimdaily92]

#NEVER 💯