Who's Fighting for Black Women

As black men we feel it is our duty to protect our women and children. In recent years it seems there has been a conversation surrounding the lack of protection our black women feel from black men. We see these conversations on social media we discuss this topic with our friends, but with the current state of black people in this country it is important not to polarize our mission and that black men and women speak to each other to figure what is needed in order for us to move forward and attack the true forces oppressing our people. Today we bring HQ, Nikita, Reese Anderson, and Warren Pettis on the show to talk about the different perspectives when it comes to what protection looks like for black women. We discuss how black men can be silent when it comes to violence against women whether it be physical and emotional. We discuss the way black women have protected black men during these uncertain times in America and what black men can do better so that black women can feel the same level of protection.  Show Gems:  -Does the world forget when black women are harmed by police or in the community (30:00)  -What role does the media play in the narrative (31:00) -Women are on the forefront of the current movement for equality for black people and it may be because they have to be (40:00) because black men are almost all ready to resort to violence (43:00) black women have an ability to transfer emotions in a way that men have not been able to and to and extent if we don't want the violent outcome we need their presence on the frontline.  Special Guest; Reese Anderson- www.reeseanderson.com         IG: @reeseandersondotcom Heather and Nikita    IG: @straight2itpod Warren Pettis