when exposing black peoples racism they respond by claiming black people cannot be racist as a way of deflection
by wakandankang December 27, 2021
Displays of Black fragility are but not limited to 1. having a hard time dealing with the truth behind most Black stereotypes.
2. Distorted sense of reality.
3. The delusion of Black “supremacy”.
4. Calling foul(racism) when things don’t go their way.
5. Not contributing to a project/s but expecting equal stakes, reminds me of the story of ‘The Little Red Hen’.
6. Easily triggered when faced with facts, or called out on their ways …
7. Wanting to be held to “lower”standards
8. Holding themselves & other groups of people to double standards.
2. Distorted sense of reality.
3. The delusion of Black “supremacy”.
4. Calling foul(racism) when things don’t go their way.
5. Not contributing to a project/s but expecting equal stakes, reminds me of the story of ‘The Little Red Hen’.
6. Easily triggered when faced with facts, or called out on their ways …
7. Wanting to be held to “lower”standards
8. Holding themselves & other groups of people to double standards.
Examples of Black fragily & the distorted sense of reality:
“Black men are kings/ Black women are queens”
“Black people can’t be racist.”
Examples of Black fragility & the double standards:
‘Causing harm, using derogatory terms to address people but having a hard time being on the receiving end.’
“Black men are kings/ Black women are queens”
“Black people can’t be racist.”
Examples of Black fragility & the double standards:
‘Causing harm, using derogatory terms to address people but having a hard time being on the receiving end.’
by Lolasrythereufknbrusselsprout January 4, 2022
Despite acting tough and violent, most blacks are actually extremely fragile, both physically and mentally.
That's why a single word can make the entire black race crumble, it can make a fully grown black male curl up in the fetal position and sob uncontrollably.
Blacks are actually very sensitive and fragile/weak, black fragility is a term to describe that.
That's why a single word can make the entire black race crumble, it can make a fully grown black male curl up in the fetal position and sob uncontrollably.
Blacks are actually very sensitive and fragile/weak, black fragility is a term to describe that.
White woman from the 1940's: Nigger
Black man (whos black fragility has been exposed): CRACKA *BANG BANG* MUH NIGGUH
Black man (whos black fragility has been exposed): CRACKA *BANG BANG* MUH NIGGUH
by BlackFragilityIsReal May 15, 2021
Black Fragility is the social, intellectual, spiritual, emotional, mental & physical inadequacy of (some) Black people. This fragility is a byproduct of their environments & upbringings.
Displays of Black fragility are but not limited to 1. when Black people get triggered when their ways are called out, 2. when they’re asked to meet certain standards, 3.when their distorted sense of reality is challenged.
Black fragility can also look like, a Black person always bringing up the topic of the Transatlantic Slave Trade & “white supremacy” as excuses, as to why are the way they are.
A Black person living in perpetual victim hood & wants to be coddled by society.
False bravado etc… nothing that some therapy can’t fix.
Displays of Black fragility are but not limited to 1. when Black people get triggered when their ways are called out, 2. when they’re asked to meet certain standards, 3.when their distorted sense of reality is challenged.
Black fragility can also look like, a Black person always bringing up the topic of the Transatlantic Slave Trade & “white supremacy” as excuses, as to why are the way they are.
A Black person living in perpetual victim hood & wants to be coddled by society.
False bravado etc… nothing that some therapy can’t fix.
Example of Black fragility & False bravado:
“ I’m a king.” yet is unemployed & still lives in his mother’s basement.
“Black have the best bodies.”
Though subjective, is reflective of low intellect… adding such value on something as trivial & fleeting as looks/the flesh.
“ I’m a king.” yet is unemployed & still lives in his mother’s basement.
“Black have the best bodies.”
Though subjective, is reflective of low intellect… adding such value on something as trivial & fleeting as looks/the flesh.
by Lolasrythereufknbrusselsprout January 4, 2022