Yet, again, we read another example of hyperbole against Black women and why we are to blame for the Black man’s woes even if he chooses not to fall in love with us.

We are the all-to-often loyal women who stand with solidarity to every Black man alive, even those who clearly choose not to be with us. Don’t get it twisted; it ain’t always about loving a person of another race, but that’s not the crux of my position here. Let me get it straight that I don’t care who Black men date or marry. Most Black women don’t care, so drop the ego tripping and get real.

Are Black women obligated to support Black men even when they rarely, if ever, give us the same? Did it ever dawn on you that maybe we just didn’t want to see another slave movie? Maybe, and the biggest maybe is that many of us don’t want to support an arrogant rapist (yeah, yeah, he was aquitted, blah, blah, blah), but so was George Zimmerman, so lose me with that nonsense. It was his arrogance afterwards that caused me pause.

Another point is many Black women despise the rape culture! Many of us had heart-felt pain for the victim who committed suicide, so you are full of shit in thinking that we are against Nate because of his White wife.

Your article was sexist towards Black women — for which you are one, so either Nate paid you to write this ridiculous piece (of course the many whining Black men on this site agree with you — surprise, surprise) or you are one of those Black women who stand by Black men regardless. Whatever you are, don’t sit there and generalize all of us. It’s wrong and that’s what White racists do.

P.S. By the way, Black women are not obligated to accept Black men whether or not they are dating White women. Maybe your next story should be written about the shade Black women get at the mouths and fingers of countless Black men, all the while thinking we should stand beside them.