Why Are Many 👩🏻‍🦳 Bull¥ing Black Women On TikTok 😭 What Is Going On‼️#viralvideo

Ajouté : 2026-05-31

[00:00:00]This is one of the most disgusting, vile videos I've seen from a progressive on this app. I am so appalled because I have liked these women's videos. I have agreed with a lot of what she has had to say and at the flip of a switch, she's just [ __ ] spewing conservative discriminatory lies. You guys know I'm not one to get emotional on the internet and I don't want to like make this video of me crying, but I don't even think I'm going to keep this video up. I just don't know what you guys want from me at this point. I don't know what you guys want from me. This girl is still This guy This girl has blocked me. I'm not going to cut make any cuts on this video. This girl has blocked me. She's still lying, acting as if I didn't apologize within 24 hours of me having an initial reaction about the Brighton incident. I don't know why you're pedling this lie like I'm this malicious person. And the reason why I got so vocal is because I am genuinely getting threats.

[00:01:05]And it's like I have I typically I wouldn't like I wouldn't be so upset about it, guys. But you have to remember like I will keep saying it. I live in a reformed UK county. and I live by myself and so I can't take this stuff lightly.

[00:01:21]So I don't know why you're still making videos acting as if I didn't already apologize. Bro, I made an initial reaction. I don't know why. I don't know why you This is your fourth video just bashing me. I don't know why. I don't know what I've done to deserve this type of hate. I am [ __ ] human. I am genuinely human. and to make like this whole hit series lying in A B C D in your videos, not mentioning once that I apologized or not acknowledging that I corrected myself and apologize to the victims and apologize to the family and and my audience. I don't know why this is your fourth video. There are truly few things that I hate more than being misrepresented.

[00:02:06]Especially when I feel like I have a really really simple mission, a very simple goal to have my love and and care and deep adoration for women be um seen and understood and for my my platform to be a safe space for us to talk about that and explore that.

[00:02:23]Um and so I've made this video so many times and that's that's what's making me like really emotional. I've made this video a lot of times and I'm always upset. like I just always wind up crying. There's nothing more embarrassing than crying on the internet. So, as much as I would not like to like have to be like this during this this response, I just it's just going to have to be a thing. I'm not trying to get sympathy points. I literally just like need to get this video out and this is just the state that it's happening in.

[00:02:46]Um, forgive me for reading my response.

[00:02:49]Writing is the medium I have felt the most comfortable with. And considering the gravity of the situation, I would like to ensure that I'm communicating my feelings clearly. First and foremost, I would like to thank everyone who has who has offered me constructive criticism in relation to this recent push back. My goal with my content has always been to make a safe space for women across the gender spectrum to reflect on and share their experiences in the hope that we can feel more empowered to lead lives that feel authentic and fulfilling.

[00:03:15]Anything that threatens the safety of the online spaces I have created is a matter I take extremely seriously and want to be sure I correct. Before I get into this video, I want to say this video is not a hate video to white women. This video is just to raise a conversation about what has been happening on social media, especially on Tik Tok. Because I feel like there's this May campaign against black women, especially black women who use their platform to share black experience and contribute to um a lot of discussion around women. A lot of them are getting bullied. This is one of my favorite American Tik Tocker. She talked a lot about a lot of things and yesterday she uploaded video talking about trans women because there are a lot of discussion around trans women and she said that trans women carried their massage journey or the hate for women into um womanhood as they transit to from men to women. and they still have that hatred they have for women. This is what she said in this video and people especially white women are making videos saying that she have said something that no one have ever said that she have vomited an abomination from her mouth. Then the other lady that cried right is a UK based Tik Tocker. She made a video talking about a lot of black women that have been on her life and found in a very um suspicious places in the UK and a white woman took it upon herself to bully her. Sent a lot of racist white men to her page. They are threatening her life. And this is Paris. Paris controversy started when trans women said that she did not include them in her fight for women in a feminism fight that she did not include them and this exploded like this has been going on for a while but the reason why I am drawback I was drawback in talking about her was I have filmed before this incident and also there was this statement that she made she said that she's a woman before being a black woman But you can see that the reason why she got dragged and got beaten down was because she's a black woman. If she's a white woman, nobody will give f because all the thing that they accuse these black women of doing, there are a lot of white women who have done that, but nobody dragged them. So, let's get into it one by one. Let's start from the first girl that cried.

[00:05:48]And you see the woman, the British woman who has been bullying her, sending a lot of racist white men to her. Then after that I will play the video of that uh so win. So what is happening here is according to what I saw on Tik Tok that black lady made a video saying that the three black women that was found dead in London or UK that their death look very suspicious and the police ruled their death as um not suspicious like there's nobody involved in their death. So the lady said that everything is so very suspicious that there there's a lot of people who are trying to harm black women in the UK. Then this woman get got so very angry and started saying that she's trying to uh cause problem and create a narrative and from there people are sending her hate comments sending death threat. I'll let you listen to the video then listen to somebody who explain this thing better. I bet the weird conspiracy theorists and her fans aren't going to like this one. So, do you remember those three girls who tragically lost their lives in Brighton last week, which some people decided to come onto the internet and speculate and conspire against these three girls deaths before they had even been identified by their families and trying to justify their extremely disrespectful behavior by saying they're looking out for the girls. If you still can't wrap your head around the fact that that is completely disrespectful, trying to turn a tragedy into something more sinister for your content pleasure. Well, the three girls family members have spoken up and you can go read the article. But as you can see here, their aunt has also slammed absurd conspiracy theories circulating online that are distressing the family. Their aunt also revealed very tragically that 16 years ago their mom went missing and drowned. And you can see how even more distressing this is, seeing as the family has already been through an event like this before, losing four beautiful women in the exact same way. It's even more distressing bringing up all those old memories without the help of people coming online and speculating against their death. And if you can't see what you're doing is wrong, even after their grieving family members have come out and said that these conspiracy theories are distressing them and they're absurd, then you're even more in the wrong than you were in the first place. I tried to avoid getting involved in Tik Tok beefs, but Kim did nothing wrong. Like she made a mistake, but she did nothing wrong.

[00:08:17]Like after the three women were found um in Brighton in the water and she said the police have ruled it to be not suspicious, no foul play. And she was like, I find it a bit weird that they're r they've ruled out foul play so quickly. There was nothing wrong with that. Yes, it sounds like conspiracy theory, but you got to look at the difference between an individual situation and a systemic problem. It is a systemic problem that women go missing and the police don't do anything about it. It is an even more systemic problem that black women go missing and the police don't do enough about it. So having suspicion when police say nothing to see here is a valid thing. And it may not be correct in the individual case, but on a systemic basis, you have to show a degree of suspicion in order to tackle the systemic problem because women, especially black women, keeps showing up in bodies of water doesn't feel like a coincidence. That doesn't mean that every single time that a black woman shows up in a body of water, that it's foul play. But it's fair to think, let's make sure, doubly sure, that this one isn't foul play. You get me? Before I get into this, I do not want anybody to send hate towards Steph. If you send hate towards Steph, you are not one of my friends. I consider you part of the problem. And for the record, what I just said, that is how you handle this sort of situation. It is not enough to say, well, I never told my followers to go after that person. You have to say, if you send this person abuse or death threats, as has been happening, then I disown you because neither of these women should be getting the abuse and threats that they have been receiving recently. And my heart bleeds for Kim especially because like I said, what she was trying to do was to make sure that nobody got away with potentially harming these women. Whether she's wrong or not, her intention was to help. And given that in the UK, we are dealing with police forces that have been found to be institutionally racist and misogynistic.

[00:10:08]It is fair to not trust them. We know what police officer Wayne Cousins did to Sarah Everard. We know what the 1,500 met police officers and staff that have been fired since then have done to other women. So when the police effectively say that there's nothing to see here when three black women are found dead in the water, it is not fair to attack a black woman because she's like, "Hey, can we be sure there's nothing to see here?"

[00:10:31]>> decided to come onto the internet and speculate and conspire against these three girls deaths.

[00:10:36]>> It's the fact that multiple black women have made videos talking about the three black women that have died in Brighton and the fact that it is very weird how this whole thing has gone down. I have ated you in multiple videos and you continue to ignore my ads. You dragged Kim for raising concerns about how the police have dealt with this and just raising concerns in general about the situation. You dragged her for it, made multiple videos about it after accusing her of making content. And really and truly, it just seems like you're just making content about Kim. Same energy that you had for Kim, you have not had for any of the other black women that are also talking about what's happened and how weird they also find it. If you're going to drag Kim for raising concerns on this situation, drag all the black women that are raising concerns.

[00:11:17]Don't just stick with Kim and continue to bully Kim. It's disgusting. Nobody is making conspiracy theories when we have seen multiple times how the police mishandle black women's cases multiple time. Not even just black women's cases, women's cases in general, but specifically black women's cases. We have seen how police officers have taken pictures of dead black women, sent it into chats, laughing and talking about it. So when it stated very early on in the investigation that there has been no foul play, of course black women are going to be concerned because this continues to happen. Yet still you continue to ignore where you've been tagged. You continue to ignore all the other black women that are making videos about this also being concerned the same way Kim was and you continue to drag Kim. It is bullying. It is weird. There have been multiple black women over the years who have been found in bodies of water. And it also turns out that sadly these three girls their mother was also found dead in a body of water. Now personally I don't think you need to be a black woman to understand the fact that as black women we find this concerning. We are going to raise concerns. We are going to discuss it. We are going to ask questions. And I don't even want to say as a white woman you can't understand that because there are other white women who completely understand that. And there are also white women who have spoken out about the way that you've handled this situation. Yet still you continue to make videos about Kim. You continue to have energy for Kim, but you do not have energy for the black women that are also talking about this. And you don't have energy for the white women who are also addressing the way you're talking about this. So if you can't seem to comprehend the nuance of the situation, how about you be quiet and you just stop talking altogether? Find something else to make content about. Leave the three black women out of it and leave Kim out of it, too. For some reason, I don't know why that lady was going after Kim. And this is her apology after she was called out for misinterpreting the whole incident or the whole case and trying to create a narrative. The person that called her out was that white woman. Now, she left this apology on her page. But despite leaving this apology, that lady continue making videos, sending a lot of racist people, racist white people in the UK to her page to bully her and send her death straight. Now she's very scared because she's she's alone. She's alone in the UK. She live alone in the UK. Now she's scared of her life. Yeah. So, this one aside, let's talk about Serving Queen and why people are now dragging her because she said that trans women, trans I don't know how to put it, but the statement she made about transgender women. Let's go. Y'all are about to cancel me. I just know it. How come when it comes to the trans community, trans men never take the socialization of the gender that they've transitioned into be? Like, you don't hear about trans men raping women. You don't hear about trans men committing acts of violence against women more now that they've transitioned into a man. You don't hear about trans men being as problematic as the trans women are. And that's primarily because they were a woman and they were socialized to leave people the [ __ ] alone. On top of just inherently having it inside of them to some degree that they're not going to benefit at all from [ __ ] with people. But whenever you have a problem in the trans community, it's always a trans woman at the scene of the crime. And this is because trans women take misogyny with them. This is where all of the backlash is coming from. Who's coming into women's dressing rooms exposing themselves? Trans women.

[00:14:45]Who's sitting here and taking symptoms of PCOS, endometriosis, pregnancy? Who's taking those symptoms and then adding it onto themselves even though biologically they're born a man? Oh, trans women.

[00:14:57]Trans men are not sitting here saying, "Oh, you know, I have all of this testosterone now. You know, now that I pump myself with all this testosterone, let me go harm people. Let me go start committing acts of violence against people because I have all of this [ __ ] testosterone. Now, I'm sorry, but a large part of the problem with the trans community is the trans [ __ ] women. I mean, for Christ's sakes, you had men that were getting prison sentences that were identifying as trans women and then impregn and then getting sent to a female prison in all women's prison because they got to identify as being a woman and they were impregnating the women in prison. Lord knows if it was consensual or not. Lord knows if it was consensual or not. I don't hear these issues in regards to trans men.

[00:15:33]There was even a content creator on here. I think she was a doula. I really wish I could remember her name, but she was doing like um conf conferences in regards to the birthing process and she was having trans women come in there and then she ended up kicking them out because she was like, "Me nor the women in here feel comfortable with you being in here because it's like you don't have a vagina. You you don't have a vagina to know about like the things that are needed in order for the birthing process to happen. Why are you here?" A lot of trans women take misogyny with them and then they infiltrate and invade women's spaces and then they think that they can get a pass to invade women's spaces because being trans is now the cloak that you get to wear to avoid accountability to avoid consequences.

[00:16:14]And this is the reason why more and more women cisetero women are coming forward or not even just cisetero women just cis women in general are coming forward about the negative impact that you are having on women. Cis women are tired of it. Sis women are absolutely tired of this fake solidarity that has to be had within the trans community when you have trans women consistently infiltrating and invading women's spaces in a negative manner. Women are tired of it because at the end of the day, no matter what you're identifying as, you're still carrying your socialization with you.

[00:16:47]And most men have been socialized to hate women. So, you will have these trans women who will talk [ __ ] about the fact that uh women's vagina smells like fish, that the women are unclean, that the women are unckempt, all of these things about women and then consistently doing everything to look like women.

[00:17:01]You've carried the misogyny with you.

[00:17:03]You cannot infiltrate a you cannot infiltrate a group of women and then sit here and make fun of and be [ __ ] in regard to the things that make them women. Whole time you're cosplaying a woman and then because you get the cloak of trans on you, every single one, every person is now transphobic. Everyone hates trans people because since you're trans, you can make people feel uncomfortable. Because you're trans, you get to be disrespectful to people. Be because you're trans, you just you get to just take an environment and just do whatever you want to do in that environment. This >> as you can see the look of her face and the way they edited her face. This shows that the person that posted this video or reposted this video is her hater. So, she have deleted the video or privated the video because of bullying. A lot of people are taking her word out of context. Like me, I don't know much about trans because in Nigeria that I come from, we don't have trans and even if we have, they do not get involved in women matter. So I don't want to speak on that. So that will not offend anybody. But because of this statement that she made, a lot of people have been bullying her. But let me play a lot of videos made by a white woman who openly talk about how she dislike trans women.

[00:18:16]Like this woman, her page is about dragging trans women, but nobody is calling her out. Nobody is saying that she have done something bad. Nobody is dragging her the way they drag Paris.

[00:18:28]Let's go.

[00:18:28]>> The arrogance for sis women to believe that they own periods, that they own womanhood.

[00:18:33]>> Womanhood belongs to women. Women get periods.

[00:18:35]>> I'm on my period. There is evidence that we get all the other symptoms.

[00:18:38]>> Okay, that's still not a period.

[00:18:40]>> The truth is that trans women do experience periods. I get lots and lots of cramping and back pain.

[00:18:45]>> Periods are not just mood swings or crying or vague discomfort. It's tied to ovaries, to the uterus, to ovulation, to shedding of the uterine lining, to bleeding. Specific biological functions.

[00:18:54]This is the weirdest thing. I would never have guessed that in 2026 we would have so many biological men hoping and praying to have a menstrual cycle where for like four to sixish days usually you are bleeding, you're in pain, you have cramps, dizzy, sometimes nauseous, sometimes moody, you get cravings, you get headaches, you get all this [ __ ] every month and you're sitting there saying, "Well, I wear a wig now, so basically I have a period. It's the same thing."

[00:19:24]So trans periods are kind of wild, similar to cis periods.

[00:19:27]>> It's kind of funny that people say that trans women can't get periods when it's like um yeah, we may not bleed, but like I'm over here weeping at anything and everything.

[00:19:34]>> I may not bleed, which is like required to have a period, but like I have a period because I'm emotional. Can we not do that? Because at this point, it's just a bunch of biological men being sexist. That's all it is.

[00:19:43]>> Kept saying, "Oh yeah, we're giving fish. It's giving fish." This is a misogynistic term that means it's giving that you were born a cisgender woman.

[00:19:50]>> They're making fun of biological women.

[00:19:53]It's giving fish. Meanwhile, they're getting surgeries to create a wound between their legs that they have to make sure stays open and it could cause all kinds of infections and complications. And you're making fun of biological women. The very thing you're trying to emulate. They don't have the responsibilities that society looks to women to fulfill like to have children, to start a family, to be overly nurturing and caring, and to suffer for the sake of others. that responsibility will never be put on transgender women.

[00:20:23]And notice how that is actually being applied right now. We're not prioritizing you. So that's very mean.

[00:20:30]And since we're women, we're not allowed to have a backbone. We're not allowed to have an opinion. We're not allowed to speak up and disagree because we're women and we're supposed to be soft and submissive and do whatever you say, biological men, right? No. No. Trans women are the only group of women that are above critique because anytime you attempt to say anything to the trans community it's labeled as transphobic.

[00:20:52]Now, I don't really know who this young lady Paris is. Some of her videos have come across my for you page from time to time. Um, she seems like a very intelligent young woman and now I kept seeing her name being brought up and when I kept seeing the name Paris, Paris, Paris, I'm like, I don't know who they're talking about. And finally she came across my timeline and she came across my timeline in a video crying. So apparently she made a video talking about women um feminism and um I guess she did not explicitly speak about trans women. And so now everyone is bashing her, not only saying that she's transphobic, but calling her a turf. Um and if you don't know what a turf is, go look it up. Um, it's like the worst kind of uh transphobia you could transphobic you could be.

[00:21:41]And I say all that to say it seems as if y'all only only only ever hold black women accountable. Only ever hold black women to this standard.

[00:21:53]Y'all are quite literally trying to get her cancelled. the level of hate, the level of vitriol that you have for this woman when there's people like Jeffree Star um um on this app making uh a killing hand over fist money.

[00:22:13]The only people y'all ever have this level of smoke and this level of vitual for is black women. I saw another creator on here who said that they went to her page, like they didn't really like her content, but they kind of liked her content. And what what really really drove me to make this video was that they said they went to her page. They're saying, "I'm not saying she's transphobic, but she didn't have her um her pronouns in her bio.

[00:22:56]Are you [ __ ] joking?

[00:23:01]because you didn't like what she said and she doesn't have her pronouns in her [ __ ] bio.

[00:23:10]She's now transphobic.

[00:23:12]At this point, y'all are quite literally just making [ __ ] up.

[00:23:17]Where does it say that that is a requirement?

[00:23:23]>> So now, if you don't have your pronouns in your bio, you're transphobic.

[00:23:29]You're turf.

[00:23:35]Y'all only do this to black women, >> to this level, to this extent, this level of accountability and this level of trying to deplatform someone.

[00:23:52]Y'all only ever do it to black women.

[00:23:54]Yeah.

[00:23:58]>> And it's not lost on me.

[00:24:03]>> I am very much side eyeing people and in the way they are choosing to engage with her and the fact that people are attacking her because she is not being she's not um I guess controlling the conversation in her comment section. She has over 300,000 followers, thousands upon thousands of comments.

[00:24:29]And when I say thousands and thousands upon comments, I'm not just talking about that single solitary video. When you have a big following and you get a lot of notifications, it is damn near impossible to manage all of those comments. What's crazy is a lot of the comments that y'all are um seeing, she might not even be seeing.

[00:24:50]Sometimes there's so many comments like it's just impossible to see every single comment. So, y'all are holding her accountable for what other people are saying in her comment section when she's one person, one single solid 20 yearear-old, and she's also probably getting attacked in those comments as well. Sometimes you you just put your hands up and stay the [ __ ] out the comment section. You post your video and you go about your day because sometime it gets nasty in there.

[00:25:22]>> I'm not canceling that young lady.

[00:25:24]Granted, I don't know her to cancel her.

[00:25:26]Y'all don't have the power to cancel her. Y'all made a black woman cry. And I don't like that.

[00:25:33]I don't like that when she all she was she's talking about women, but she wasn't explicitly including trans women.

[00:25:49]And y'all only ever do that to black women only. Y'all don't do that to white feminists.

[00:25:56]Why is that?

[00:25:59]One thing that I will never understand is when some black women come on social media or some black people come on social media to be like yes we are humans there's nothing like race don't matter skin color don't matter sometimes when people make that kind of statement I always be like go and stand in the mirror and look at yourself then go and shake the history because at the end of the day everything is about race everything is about black and white if you don't know that know that and when I see some black women stepping or [ __ ] on other black women because they have non-black friends or because they think that there's a non-black woman who like you. I always shake my head because at the end of the day, the day you mess up, the day you you you want to speak up or the day you know you're right as a human being, that is when you know that that your friend will flip up and be against you. And this is what happened here because this lady have made statement saying that she's a woman first and she do not want to talk especially only about black women that she want to use her voice to speak for both white and every other woman and I love that there's a video she was making or there's a video she made that she she made that statement where she was talking about white feminism or white feminist and at the end of the day the reason why she was singled out and bullied for nothing is because of her skin color. Nobody would do that to any other woman who is not a black woman. At least nobody would do that to a a a white woman. I'm in for the love. I'm in for women, right? I'm in for feminism and I'm in for women supporting women.

[00:27:37]But you as a black woman just need to bear in mind that you being a black woman actually singled you out. And people can easily single you out and do something that they will not do to another woman to you. And the only person that understand your pains is another black woman. This is reason why when I talk about the unity of black women. I want to push it push it strong.

[00:28:00]We we need to be united. We need to be united because at the end of the day, the only person that feel your pains is your fellow black woman. The only person that know how it feels to live in your skin is a is your fellow black woman.

[00:28:13]When a white woman cry, white men react.

[00:28:17]When you cry as a black woman, black men don't give a f, they don't lift a finger. The people that lift fingers are black women. So this is the reason why when I say we need to be in in unity, I mean it. And I'm not saying that we need to be in unity and discriminate against other people or hate other women. I feel like that is bad. We don't do that. But there has to be unity between black women and global black women. I mean global black women. Any way you see black women, there have to be unity. But guys, I want to know what you think in the comment section. I also want to use this opportunity to thank everybody who have been supporting black women in this whole saga because I have seen a lot of non-black women and a lot of other people supported um painted by Esther and also supported Paris. Thank you guys for always standing up. I feel like Paris got a lot of um people who join and make everything calm down. also painted by Esther. I want to make that video maybe tomorrow. Painted by Esther also got a lot of people from across the globe and across all race supporting her. Even a lot of Vietnamese actually stood up against their fellow Vietnamese person just for painted by EA. And I love that. But again, I want to know what you think in the comment section. I wish people would stop bullying black women because I feel like there's a lot of hate towards black women on Tik Tok this period and it's not okay. This is one of the most disgusting vile videos I've seen from a progressive on this app. I am so appalled because I have liked these women's videos. I have agreed with a lot of what she has had to say and at the flip of a switch she's just [ __ ] spewing conservative discriminatory lies. Like I'm actually I feel sick the fact that I [ __ ] came across this video. And I'm not here to argue with anybody. If you agree with anything of what that woman has said in her video, you're you could block me.

[00:30:20]You could get the [ __ ] out of here. This is not a debate. But it is actually shocking that there are progressive content creators on this app who have a bunch of followers who's who have made a decent following from being progressive and then again in the flip of a switch just [ __ ] turn on a marginalized group. Like I wouldn't be [ __ ] surprised if tomorrow she makes a video about how we need actually do need a border wall and how we do need to deport these immigrants because actually immigrants are harmful to citizens even though it that's not statistically true because she was so quick to spew a bunch of [ __ ] and generalized trans women.

[00:31:02]Literal [ __ ] textbook conservative talking points to get you to hate trans people, specifically trans women. She literally [ __ ] generalized that trans people go into women's bathroom to flash us, that trans women are [ __ ] predators. And at the end, she goes, "Oh, they're going to call me transphobic because I'm not kissing their ass or I'm not kissing their feet." And it's like, "No, you literally just spewed a bunch of [ __ ] lies about the trans community, about trans women that are not statistically true.

[00:31:34]Are you going to turn around tomorrow and talk about how gay people are actually predators, too?" It is so wild how so many progressive people are so quick to [ __ ] spew conservative [ __ ] for God knows why. And you could tell she doesn't give a [ __ ] about facts cuz this person goes, "Mind you, the term sis was created literally to make fun of the female genitalia." And I responded, "Cuz that's not [ __ ] true." And she said, "Say what now, girl? That's not [ __ ] true. And it would take you two [ __ ] seconds to look that up. You're not here to learn. and you're here to believe in a bunch of conspiracy [ __ ] And again, I'm not [ __ ] here to argue. Everything she spewed in that video was [ __ ] disgusting. And I feel so bad. I feel so bad for so many trans women who followed their favorite content creators cuz they thought they were progressive just to see those same content creators [ __ ] turn on a dime and make all these horrible accusations of them. I can't imagine how it must feel for a trans woman to be following some of this these creators because they seemed to be progressive just to [ __ ] call them predators to make all these false claims about them. Like it's so it is so disgusting. It makes my blood boil. Like I'm I'm I'm at a loss for words. And to my fellow trans women, I am so so sorry if you followed any of these people thinking that they had your back just for them to [ __ ] say all this [ __ ] about you and your community. They were so [ __ ] quick to spew these right-wing conservative talking points.

[00:33:13]Meanwhile, there's a bunch of anti-trans legislation happening. I'm just That is such a disgusting video. Like again, I'm not here to [ __ ] argue or debate. If you [ __ ] agree with that woman, you could [ __ ] block me.

[00:33:27]It It was vile. This is one of the most disgusting, vile videos.

[00:33:34]Girl, shut the [ __ ] up. Respectfully, of course. And this is why black women have no allies. There is absolutely nothing wrong with addressing and discussing the misogyny that comes from the trans community, trans women specifically.

[00:33:54]Okay? There's nothing wrong with discussing that.

[00:33:58]Nobody's perfect. We all have room for growth regardless of whatever your sexuality is or your gender identity.

[00:34:05]Um, and one of the things that I've definitely noticed as a black biological woman is that a lot of trans women, not all, but a lot, carry over their misogyny from their male identity. And it's something that needs to be addressed and discussed. There's nothing wrong with talking about that. And to sit up here and label someone transphobic for addressing a problem that really impacts them is crazy. Which is why I said um we don't really have any allies out here. These white liberals, white progressives, whatever, if you're not bowing down and bending over for them and what they think is fair, mind you, these are the people who created [ __ ] racism and claim that they don't see it and all this and this and that. If you don't bow down and bend over for what they think is fair, then it's something wrong with you. When in reality, black women have always been right. Always. Always. So, what makes you think we're not right in this instance? H Why don't you shut the [ __ ] up and listen? Okay, this is not about being transphobic. It's not about uh telling some someone else about their gender identity, but it is about addressing the misogyny that comes from that community. We're not going to act like Caitlyn Jenner doesn't exist. She's a piece of [ __ ] white supremacist. She still thinks very much like a man.

[00:35:38]And you dodo birds gave her woman of the [ __ ] year when she transitioned just because she was trans. We're not going to act like transmaxers also don't exist. Okay, these are super white supremacist uh trans people or whatever who have I guess transitioned but still still very much white supremacist and all that and and act that way. We're not going to act like that doesn't exist.

[00:36:06]Okay, we've had two transmaxer mass shooters. Okay, this is not to say that this is a any way a trans person problem or anything like it's a white male problem and that's what they were biologically. It's a white male problem.

[00:36:22]Okay. So, let's talk about the misogyny in the trans community and have that discussion without name calling and without assuming that people just have hate in their heart and they just don't like these people just because. Can we try that for once? Okay. Because this black woman is right.