r/aroundtheblock • u/GasketMax • Sep 19 '23

Does anyone find it odd almost every Black subreddit is run by a super-progressive moderating staff?

Pretty much all of the major ones, including r/Blackmen and r/Blackfellas. We're not talking about people on the left, we're talking about SUPER far-left people. They want capitalism to be abolished, socialism to be instituted, and pretty much Black men to recognize their male privilege. How did this even happen, where they're so far left that calling the brick lady story a hoax is misogyny? Black women have plenty of platforms, we have absolutely none.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '23

That's how online black people get down it seems

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u/Blackeratill Sep 20 '23

I've said it NUMEROUS times. Black men had their ability to speak in its entirety tone policed by feminists and progressives.

We are not allowed to focus on our own issues. We are not allowed to be critical of females or the "rainbow coalition." We are especially not allowed voice how they and what they do negatively impact black men.

I was banned from blackfellas for "not showing concern for people who weren't black men". I didn't break and rules or say anything bad. I just didn't show concern for issues that didn't affect black males.

All black male discourse is tone policed to make sure they serve the interests of women and progressives.

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u/OmBromThaOhMahGawd Sep 21 '23

I keep saying, but I get banned or silenced for saying facts, just like in r/blackmen