Talking Sex Positivity, Power, & Pleasure w/ Jerrie Johnson, Jessie Woo & more

[@djbabyfaceatl]

I have never been more disappointed in what appeared to be professional women.

[@HonkHonkler]

_ListentoBlackWomen_ Black women: _”Every women should have a hoe phase.”_ Well that’s enough for listening to black women lol. But I did appreciate that because not only will I up my standards in women even MORE and vet even HARDER, but it’s further proof to the phrase: _”Women should be seen, not heard.”_ So thank you for sharing your voices, black women lol.

[@Sasfierce45.67]

Jessie Woo is OUR girl. Her videos go triple platinum in my home!! I’m gonna watch whatever she’s in ❤

[@georgehoustonofficial]

I think we need to bring back shame. This is ridiculous.

[@njpme]

The hairstyles tell you everything you need to know 😂😂

[@kyrabarr2846]

The hypersexuality of Black women is what concerns me. There's nothing wrong with being a beautiful Black woman who embraces her sexuality, her seductive nature, as well as her understanding of sex and biology. There's nothing wrong with loving yourself enough to wait for the right person to experience the beauty of intimacy with. Sexual education is definitely important for women inside of religious institutions, and outside, so that they have proper guidance and understanding.

[@crystalrubbie9383]

More of jessie woo thank you ❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@AboutBritney]

This is so toxic 🙅🏾‍♀️...being sex positive doesn't mean being reckless. Can we talk about being more selective, valuing ourselves, and taking being intimate with another person more seriously? They just skipped over the part where she was out there in college because she was seeking validation.

[@RemIsNice]

I think a lot of novices don't understand that you can be sex positive and not be promiscuous.

[@BetterLoveMovement]

My thoughts EXACTLY! There is NOTHING empowering about sleeping with a stranger.😑🙄

[@youngodyssey16]

What do you mean by they skip over her in college and wanting validation

[@PACMan-do3yr]

Yep, so much for decentering men...🤣😂

[@njpme]

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[@jdennison1983]

Seven kids by seven men is a flex? Our community is so broken...

[@annabkezia6265]

These views are not representative of all black women

[@marcusgrey8788]

Thx you for putting this DISCLAIMER ON THIS BS... as it was so REDUCTIVE 😢

[@mrsam0496]

thank goodness!!! I had lost all hope🥲

[@BetterLoveMovement]

Thank GOD for that. They DEFINITELY don’t represent me.😬

[@Mr._Moderate]

... Or most black women

[@UpdatedView]

Thank you sis, sisters are already over-sexualized enough.

[@Big6Chicken]

Jesus Wept

[@themofomayor]

and made a got damn river.. smh

[@SkyWalkerHype]

Embarrassing

[@jayc5756]

I dont understand why a lot of bw always gotta compare yourselves to other people for. Every set has their own privileges. Pros & Cons in everything and everyone. No need to whine about it. Cmon now. Just recognize it and move accordingly. That Simple!

[@jayc5756]

Im not gonna judge women for wanting to date casual at times. But I do question the men they choose to mess with...whether casual or not. Women usually pick the wrong guys to be casual with, and thats the problem. But it is what it is.

[@kyrabarr2846]

There is still shame associated with the conversations about sex even within homes. Many parents did not get the proper sexual education when they were younger. Many people are afraid to get the proper education to provide to their children. Having open conversations with other black women who are married, single, divorced, and widowed. These conversations will help women of all ages to come together and ask the questions that they need to know about sex, love, and intimacy.

[@68dbass]

Really enjoyed this convo! So important to have them and many of them! 🙏🏾

[@fabibibine]

I wish it was longer! Great Panel. Bring them back

[@uptowndoe7477]

I’m actually glad we get to know what they on now because they always been like this we just ain’t never see it because BW used to have what we use to consider respect but now respect is what you see now so there open about it so we get to see it in 4k

[@Sheema635]

Jessie Woo always keeps it real 😂😂😂😂

[@1saxophone]

Glad to see the brand still going strong!

[@3-dmanhood974]

Do these black women know that they are the least likely in America of all women to get married in this short life? This is so sad to see black women do this to themselves…sad😢

[@yogaqueen1527]

I'm 40 and still uncomfortable about sex lol

[@BOSSIP]

Yasss to this convo❤❤

[@JenFindsGems]

Yeees loved this so much! If you have a part 2 please bring on Jazmine Sullivan! This conversation is very reminiscent of her album Heaux Tales, such important discussions for us to have as Black women!!

[@JudeMarchisio]

This sends black women 30 years back.

[@ChangeBeginsWithYou1]

You shouldn’t love this at all

[@Faithfullfertilitytv]

Very good discussion. Please share more

[@ShaeDaily]

This not having more views is wild!

[@macavalli2619]

This trash

[@njpme]

I think it got too many 🤢

[@tionak]

Loved this conversation I only wish it was longer! Everybody ate!

[@ash-leebrown2478]

Great conversation! I'm loving all the ladies! ❤

[@pacoshutup123]

This mindset is why 80% of b1@ck women are unmarried...

[@Bnard137]

Their done 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheNaptyme]

If this is what our women are talking about in public platforms when we're doomed as a people. None of the women on the panel are married and they're giving bad advice to young black ladies.

[@PhrankBlunt]

Elder black women are timid and reluctant to embrace their sexuality outside of being sexualized due to shame. I'm damn near 40 and get chastised like a teenager just having "sex appeal" and audacity. Women respond, men respond and I answer🙂‍↔️💃🏾 If a black woman stated she was molested, assaulted, or slandered.. that avenue of sex discussion will not be explored and are still...shamed 🫤🤔😩🙄

[@MissOddyO]

I definitely didn't learn my sex until my late 20s. Always felt it was a sin. So I get a lot of what they're saying..

[@themofomayor]

so its NOT a sin??

[@RemIsNice]

What's wild when people talk about religion, sex, and shame...I'm thinking who are all these prudes y'all are referring to? I think most men would agree that we've run into more freaks and less prudes.

[@MrEcyor]

There is a level of shame that is socially acceptable for men and women for society.

[@sheri3411]

Love me some Jessie 💜💜💜

[@charlessynowiec3876]

4:59 this is a lie 😂😂 women really dk what happens outside of their heads

[@karasays01]

I am glad that we can make space for various experiences and recognize that shame is not the answer to any human experience. We must acknowledge our desires and reflect on if its something we want to pursue and do it so in a healthy manner. Also, a hoe phase is not a requirement, most people do not do it safely which is why I can acknowledge peoples experience but would not tell people to engage without the safety first talk.

[@Victoriacassandraa]

the look on lore'l is perfect

[@chocclat]

😬 that was risky sleeping with the bartender and not knowing his status

[@itsQueMajor]

Jessie Woo ❤❤❤

[@jayc5756]

Salute to Madame Noire and the whole panelist here. I gotta crush on shorty from Harlem tbh. IJS

[@bernettaparker3739]

Great panel bring them back, but longer episodes

[@MrsKre8ivetype]

😢

[@jayc5756]

What happen sis?

[@dre8340]

Jezebels

[@macavalli2619]

Reaskn none of yall married or ever will be is because you dont understand the differe ce between promiscuity & intimacy

[@macavalli2619]

Why are they all shouting? Do they not know how mics work or do they think they're having some enlightening conversation? Either way, absolutely no self awareness!

[@ifyouweremeforreal]

finally.

[@check2fresh418]

I see why yall always going to Jamaica 😂