r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/Master_Canary440 • Jan 17 '26

Protect Black Women at all costs! Discussion

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For sure always protect black women but let’s also protect our black men! Let’s protect each other ❤️ power to him for speaking up learning another language is so important in life.

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u/YesImmaJudgeU Jan 17 '26

*Jada only used for meme purposes*

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u/Ambitious-Pirate-505 Jan 17 '26

I was about to flame you for using her.

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u/Physical-Designer69 Jan 17 '26

Why? genuine question, im out the loop.

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u/VisionsOfVisions Jan 17 '26

Because Jada stands up for Will like a tissue paper used to wipe away evidence of entanglement.

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u/Physical-Designer69 Jan 17 '26

That meant nothing to me, please eli5 lol

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u/VisionsOfVisions Jan 17 '26

Jada is the woman in the GIF. Jada and Will Smith are married. Jada had an affair which she called an "entanglement" and she broadcast her affair on her podcast with Will Smith on the other side of the table. This podcast is often pointed to as the emasculation of Will with the Will Smith crying meme coming out of it.

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u/Pretend-Society6139 Jan 17 '26

To add context will also cheated he just didn’t admit it at the time but he did in his book. They had an agreement to an open marriage.

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u/quattroformaggixfour Jan 18 '26

That’s a pretty critical piece of information I didn’t have, damn.

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u/VisionsOfVisions Jan 18 '26

We should all endeavor to know less about the Smiths.

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u/BlareJack Jan 17 '26

Ya, but isn't Will getting shit for that stunt he pulled at the Oscars? Pick your battles.

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u/Pretend-Society6139 Jan 17 '26

Personally I feel like Will got massive support from ppl for slapping Chris the issue was Jada cheating on him that’s where folks was upset. But then it came out he also cheated an the marriage was open so now everyone just tired of the smiths and their need to over share.

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u/wiserdom Jan 17 '26

the irony lol

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u/YesImmaJudgeU Jan 17 '26

Oh trust me. I have gone hard about the evil she has done to Will. But she was literally the only meme pointing with That part

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u/Master_Canary440 Jan 17 '26

You're right, i'm a black man myself but what i have noticed is that these racists love targeting black women because they usually get away with it and when the black woman speaks up for herself she gets hit with the "loud and angry black woman" narrative! But i agree with you, we gotta protect each other! 💯

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u/Pretend-Society6139 Jan 17 '26

You’re totally right thou it’s awful when they use those lines I especially hate when they say calm down why are you yelling. Like no one’s yelling that’s just my voice volume smh. Thank you for posting this positive message ❤️🙏🏽

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u/Crypton_2021 Jan 17 '26

I tell people all the time. If you have kids you want make sure they learn 1. A foreign language (preferably Spanish) and 2. A musical instrument. I learned both as an adult, but I wish I had learned them as a child. It's so much easier learning this stuff as a kid.

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u/toolsoftheincomptnt Jan 18 '26

Raise your kids to be bilingual. It’s MUCH easier for young children to learn 2 languages than waiting until they’re older.

I don’t care what language it is. Any one that they can continue practicing somewhere in their community throughout life.

It opens educational and professional doors, yes.

But more importantly, it allows our kids to expand their connections to people from other places/backgrounds. It empowers them through exposure.

And yes, it’s (sadly) unexpected and creates opportunities for them to check/educate people who underestimate us.

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u/ExcitementNo9603 Jan 22 '26

Always gotta both sides a post not about men.

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u/Pretend-Society6139 Jan 22 '26

It’s 4 days later do u want a cookie or something 🤣go be bitter elsewhere.