20 confessions the black man can’t make
The Blackwoman’s Guide to Understanding the Blackman
“He claims that his woman can’t handle the truth very well, but the Blackman does not assimilate with it any better than she does. There are many truths that he will not acknowledge about himself. Truths which are verifiable according to his original nature, but have become distorted and perverted. Some of the daily issues he refuses to recognize as true are:
- He will not admit that Blackwomen should dress more modestly because that position requires him to change his immoral ideas and adulterous reactions to her nudity
- He won’t admit that he has sacrificed the Black child’s life by not fulfilling his responsibilities as a father.
- He can’t agree with a self-help platform because it necessitates his becoming qualified to be independent using his own steam.
- He can’t admit that the civil-rights movement failed because it’s easier to have blind faith in a system than to abandon it.
- He can’t acknowledge that Black boys need to be in a separate school to address their special needs because he will have to take a more active role in their education.
- He won’t admit that that he could exert more control over the drug influx in his neighborhood because it would demand he take action to remove the problem.
- He can’t agree that his woman rules him or that he is afraid of her because he prefers to use her misbehavior as an excuse to do the negative things he does himself.
- He won’t say that he dislikes seeing Blackwomen with whitemen because it is an unpopular stand and could get him expelled from certain circles.
- He doesn’t admit that he really does want to be in charge of his wife and family because he is afraid of failure and the blame it entails.
- He can’t admit that the real reason he’s angry with the Asians who buy and operate businesses in his own neighborhood is simply because he doesn’t know how to operate a business himself.
- He won’t admit that he spends too much money outside of the African-American community because he is so enthralled with the material goodies produced by the Europeans and the Japanese.
- He can’t accept the fact that white folks are never going to give him reparations, or apologize to him for how badly he has been treated after slavery because he feels like a chump.
- He won’t acknowledge that he is never really as comfortable around whites as he is with his own kind because then he has to admit that the two races actually are different.
- He can’t admit that while he publicly claims to admire [Malcolm X] that he’s too scared to make moral judgments and stand up for what he believes in like [he] did.
- He certainly can’t admit that he would like to have two women because he has been convinced that it is wrong and unjustifiable.
- He can’t admit that it’s wrong for Blackmen to be homosexual because he doesn’t want to offend anyone, or force his values on others, plus he’s not sure on what basis he thinks it’s wrong.
- He can’t announce his feelings of helplessness because he thinks that he must always impress others of his massive strength even when there’s no proof that it even exists.
- He can’t admit that he doesn’t know how to express his Black culture other than wearing African clothes or symbols.
- He can’t admit that he has wasted a lot of time believing in and chasing rainbow colored dreams that never materialized.
- And finally, he can’t admit that he no longer has any confidence in the American political system as a solutional base for his problems because it would require him to develop independent strategies to reach his own goals.”
I don’t particularly need #15, but I can definitely agree with the rest. This book came out when I was in preschool, and it’s disgraceful that these same issues are still on the table. But after listening to some of these goofy niggas in the video below scrambling to protect their egos, it’s not hard to see why younger generations have been inheriting the problems of their predecessors for so long:





!["You know [your name] originated in [slavery], right? It meant you were somebody’s bitch."](http://www.blackpeopleworryaboutthedumbestshit.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/sagging_pants-110x110.jpg)
(Y’all like that Jenny Jones title, don’t front)
Now, I’m not the kind of person to get bent out of shape over a few petty names. What gets me is the fact that protecting the “purity of the sacred white woman” (fuck outta here) was one of the biggest motivators of lynch mobs back in the day; as were fears of some mythical ‘Blackzilla’ ‘seducing their white daughters and wives.’




1. When meeting a new man, your first instinct is to ask him “Do you have a job?”, as opposed to “What do you do?”


1. You consider a dice game to be a business investment
!["[Hattie McDaniel] came back as Oprah Winfrey to get her money" -Paul Mooney](http://www.blackpeopleworryaboutthedumbestshit.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/hattie-mcdaniel-110x110.jpg)







“I’m here today because you all are fake, and my agent says that you fake bastards would probably enjoy a fake apology. I’m sorry. (::pantomimes jack-off motion::)








