Black Men's Humanity Is In His Pocket



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My name is Kendra (my government name), but I’m also known around the Black Manosphere as DJ Fish Grease. That’s because I COOK, and I’m talking DEEP FRY, the foolishness that goes on in our communities. I’m really not a mean person, I just have a low tolerance for people, groups or institutions that play games with the lives of people I love. Like many of you, I fought the clutches of feminism (by extension, the gynocracy) all my life and I have happily supported Red Pill men throughout my lifetime (my father, husband, son, family members and friends.) I consider myself a Red Pill woman since birth. I was in a 20 year marriage before my husband passed away. He and I raised two children together (I have no biological kids, I raised my brother and sister practically from birth.) I belonged to a local Baptist Church but converted to Islam at the age of 18 – so I have a connection and a strong knowledge of both. After being widowed for five years, Allah blessed me with a wonderful husband. We share a beautiful and unbreakable bond, and were wed on April 26, 2023! I finally left my hometown of Chicago to join my husband in NYC, and we’re looking forward to this awesome new chapter in our lives together!

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43 thoughts on “Black Men's Humanity Is In His Pocket”

  1. Unfortunately, most men won't get the peace they deserve until after the child-raising years. By that time, the expense of kids, and the threat of child-support will be over; he'll be able to get his money up, and most of all, realize his worth and refuse to accept a woman's ill-treatment.

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  2. Both men and women disregard men’s feelings or attack men for having feelings because they think that it’s not manly to feel things, except for aggression, which is absurd. You’re basically socially conditioning to be sociopaths so that men are useful utilities for women and for the people in power. Some men have incredible depths of feeling which is demonstrated in all of the great art, literature and music that has been produced by men, but men are taught to suppress that in order to fit in in this society.

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  3. Black Men, continue to make yourselves more valuable and resourceful! At the end of the day, when it's all said & done these women are gonna look out for themselves, because that's what's important to them

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  4. I get a lump in my throat every time you do a segment and touch on the unspoken things that black men really have to deal with daily in this society. It almost feels like a relief to hear someone acknowledge our pressures. It's not that we can't handle them, but we are well aware that we have to play by a different set of rules across the board.
    🙏🏾 God Bless You Sister.

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  5. So true! I thank God for my mom. I am almost 50 and she gives me affirmations. My wife would not affirm me but affirmed her. Are marriage is over. I say affirmations daily. I dont need a woman to affirm me. I know who i am. I will have my daughter to do daily affirmations to make her strong. Thanks for this Crimson!

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  6. Aside from those beautifully aware Sisters, the others have allowed themselves to be conditioned and socialized to see and treat Black men in much the same way as the Slave Masters viewed and treated slaves.

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  7. This is all absolutely insane!🤯 When did this happen??!! 🤷🏽‍♀️🤔 I turn 58 in a few months and I can honestly say this concept was nowhere in thought or conversation some just 15-20 years ago😮😢. It is so very sad that this is even an issue now!😕💔

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  8. I have never met an Asian woman or a whyte woman or even a hispanic woman that ask me to pay for her nails, hair, etc… before im even allowed to talk to them? Black females who do this shit have lost the damn minds. And men will never marry and care for a woman who ask him to pay money to her just to talk to her. In some places Pros are legal, why the hell would i pay money only only to talk to a woman who does not even like me when in can legally enjoy a much better looking woman which will leave me satisfied. These women who trying to charge men to talk to them have no clue.

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  9. I was the backbone and strength for a lot of people family friends associates and even complete strangers that’s just my character my heart and my nature. After years of clean living never drank smoke or taken drugs . Healthy eating and physically fit. I was diagnosed with a rare disease called Neurosarcoidosis. When I say so many people abandoned me completely even my own mother. The only people who are in my life now is my kids my fiance one uncle and some friends here in ATL and my Texas people who became friends from the music business. It’s not many people trust me. Before my illness I did everything for everyone physically emotionally financially even spiritually. I felt some type of way about it in the beginning, now I am completely at peace with myself and I forgave everyone but I will never forget. Also I will never cross paths with people who didn’t care if if I lived or died . I went through all my medical procedures for three years by myself no family. So I know who’s in the final chapter of my life and those who abandoned me we will never speak again. To everyone protect your peace at all costs. And never keep relationships based on titles because you’re blood relatives action speaks louder than words. My body may have pain but my mind and my ears are pain free. Peace Health and Wealth to Everyone. Cherish every moment every moment is truly a blessing

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  10. For too long, many many black men have gone along, to their own detriment, with black womens valuation of us. So many black men have referred to themselves as being a bum if they can’t do what the black woman wants on call.
    This is why this hyena ‘beast of burden’ black man thing had survived for 50 plus years.
    This mentality amongst men seems to be changing rapidly now though. The hyena is desperately trying to keep it going.

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  11. She's right . I damn near committed suicide while with my ex. And when she had her ego fully stroked, she cast me aside like i was worthless. It definitely taught me that as a black man, my own sistas see me as dispensable.

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  12. I've experienced this myself more times than I can count. The moment I wasn't able to do or provide whatever that was expected I was discarded. When it happens to us we're expected to just move on to the next. But this is how men become assholes because deep down we're really hurt but can't show it cause otherwise we'd be deemed as weak in society.

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  13. This is exactly what I went through in my relationship.
    She complained about not going on trips and going ballroom dancing and having fun I started a new business and I'm going to grind for 12 months.
    I'm on pace, I'm pace
    To earn over a 120,000 by December 2024. She has never broken 90k and set to retire from education in five years.smh

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  14. All these shows is how EFFECTIVE The Willie Lynch Letter was and STILL is. We are a broken people and we haven't had a time to mend. We need each other and we MUST figure something out before it's too late.

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