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Discussion: Blacks in the Media, Imagery Matters

The Black Community is presently falling out over a CONVICTED child rapist. Our black community HATES black women and girls, and have no problem with express it. The gross lack of protection given to black women and girls has destabilized the race all around the globe. When black men are killed by cops, is it their karma for raping us?

At what point do we decide which Black Lives Matter most? Do the lives of black men who rape black girls and women, matter more Than the women they rape or assault? What about when black men beat and attack black women? Tonight, I offer a Dark Priestess perspective on this. Karma, the law of attraction and more!

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I went to reach for the bags and he gave me that "don't you touch it" look and I drew my hand back. I admit, I'm still learning and breaking that mammy mule training my mother gave. I watched my mother do it all, even with a husband.  We walk home. I make him laugh and he teases me. We enjoy the scent of the flowering and fruiting trees blooming. We laugh at squirrels. We discuss our plans for autumn.

As we near home, my Haitian female neighbor calls out to us. I don't hear her at first. I turn to my husband, trying to see if he heard her?  "What did she say to us?" I asked. And before he could reply, the Haitian woman was up on me. She admonished me for "breaking" my 6'4 husband down. She was gesturing and was visibly upset by me not carrying any bags "a woman gets lazy when she relies on a man too much. This is unequal yoke. You need to be helping him out with the groceries. It doesn't make sense for one person to carry everything."

She has a house full of sons, I watch her struggle with the groceries, the laundry and always on her own. The truth is, her old ass is jealous that my HUSBAND is a Masculine who does what he ought to

My husband said to her "men are supposed to lift burdens from women. Not hand them to you. Have a good day miss." My husband said  "it's not just the men, it's the women we gotta watch and keep you safe from."

The black woman has ruined her son and then seeks to ruin other women so they are broken enough to tolerate her worthless, global failure, black son(s). It's disgusting to witness. Black women, you need to know WHAT patriarchy is. We will be talking about who men are and what they do. I am also relaunching my School of Man Bookstudy. Sign up here: www.angrydevas.com/the-school-of-man.html

I went to reach for the bags and he gave me that "don't you touch it" look and I drew my hand back. I admit, I'm still learning and breaking that mammy mule training my mother gave. I watched my mother do it all, even with a husband.  We walk home. I make him laugh and he teases me. We enjoy the scent of the flowering and fruiting trees blooming. We laugh at squirrels. We discuss our plans for autumn.

As we near home, my Haitian female neighbor calls out to us. I don't hear her at first. I turn to my husband, trying to see if he heard her?  "What did she say to us?" I asked. And before he could reply, the Haitian woman was up on me. She admonished me for "breaking" my 6'4 husband down. She was gesturing and was visibly upset by me not carrying any bags "a woman gets lazy when she relies on a man too much. This is unequal yoke. You need to be helping him out with the groceries. It doesn't make sense for one person to carry everything."

She has a house full of sons, I watch her struggle with the groceries, the laundry and always on her own. The truth is, her old ass is jealous that my HUSBAND is a Masculine who does what he ought to

My husband said to her "men are supposed to lift burdens from women. Not hand them to you. Have a good day miss." My husband said  "it's not just the men, it's the women we gotta watch and keep you safe from."

The black woman has ruined her son and then seeks to ruin other women so they are broken enough to tolerate her worthless, global failure, black son(s). It's disgusting to witness. Black women, you need to know WHAT patriarchy is. We will be talking about who men are and what they do. I am also relaunching my School of Man Bookstudy. Sign up here: www.angrydevas.com/the-school-of-man.html

I went to reach for the bags and he gave me that "don't you touch it" look and I drew my hand back. I admit, I'm still learning and breaking that mammy mule training my mother gave. I watched my mother do it all, even with a husband.  We walk home. I make him laugh and he teases me. We enjoy the scent of the flowering and fruiting trees blooming. We laugh at squirrels. We discuss our plans for autumn.

As we near home, my Haitian female neighbor calls out to us. I don't hear her at first. I turn to my husband, trying to see if he heard her?  "What did she say to us?" I asked. And before he could reply, the Haitian woman was up on me. She admonished me for "breaking" my 6'4 husband down. She was gesturing and was visibly upset by me not carrying any bags "a woman gets lazy when she relies on a man too much. This is unequal yoke. You need to be helping him out with the groceries. It doesn't make sense for one person to carry everything."

She has a house full of sons, I watch her struggle with the groceries, the laundry and always on her own. The truth is, her old ass is jealous that my HUSBAND is a Masculine who does what he ought to

My husband said to her "men are supposed to lift burdens from women. Not hand them to you. Have a good day miss." My husband said  "it's not just the men, it's the women we gotta watch and keep you safe from."

The black woman has ruined her son and then seeks to ruin other women so they are broken enough to tolerate her worthless, global failure, black son(s). It's disgusting to witness. Black women, you need to know WHAT patriarchy is. We will be talking about who men are and what they do. I am also relaunching my School of Man Bookstudy. Sign up here: www.angrydevas.com/the-school-of-man.html

I went to reach for the bags and he gave me that "don't you touch it" look and I drew my hand back. I admit, I'm still learning and breaking that mammy mule training my mother gave. I watched my mother do it all, even with a husband.  We walk home. I make him laugh and he teases me. We enjoy the scent of the flowering and fruiting trees blooming. We laugh at squirrels. We discuss our plans for autumn.

As we near home, my Haitian female neighbor calls out to us. I don't hear her at first. I turn to my husband, trying to see if he heard her?  "What did she say to us?" I asked. And before he could reply, the Haitian woman was up on me. She admonished me for "breaking" my 6'4 husband down. She was gesturing and was visibly upset by me not carrying any bags "a woman gets lazy when she relies on a man too much. This is unequal yoke. You need to be helping him out with the groceries. It doesn't make sense for one person to carry everything."

She has a house full of sons, I watch her struggle with the groceries, the laundry and always on her own. The truth is, her old ass is jealous that my HUSBAND is a Masculine who does what he ought to

My husband said to her "men are supposed to lift burdens from women. Not hand them to you. Have a good day miss." My husband said  "it's not just the men, it's the women we gotta watch and keep you safe from."

The black woman has ruined her son and then seeks to ruin other women so they are broken enough to tolerate her worthless, global failure, black son(s). It's disgusting to witness. Black women, you need to know WHAT patriarchy is. We will be talking about who men are and what they do. I am also relaunching my School of Man Bookstudy. Sign up here: www.angrydevas.com/the-school-of-man.html

My husband grew up watching his mother struggle. He watched his father be insufficient. He watched his brother cry himself to sleep at night because he was hungry. It stuck with him. It made him the man he is today. He survived his childhood, his mother's foolish breeding choices and got to work. He then put a plan in action to always be bringing in more money for his family. The wonderful thing is, even if we should part? He will continue to care for me, protect me and provide for me. This is what a real masculine does. I never saw this level of investment or protection before in my life. 

When I met my husband? I didn't know how to be taken care of. I didn't know how to get out of a man's way doing what he should do. I didn't know how to allow him to cherish and provide for me. I felt like I was going crazy. I really did, it was a crisis of identity. The wo-man my mother raise me to be vs the Godis I Am. 

Mama lessons told me "don't ever rely on a man" because mama bred with addict peen. She didn't have to. She chose it, she had a proposal from a man who worked and owned land. She turned him down and bred my daddy sperm. I could have been borne to a Black Masculine who owned land and boats too. In my class, Mama Lessons I will be discussing some crucial life lessons. How to win, despite your mamas lessons and teachings and how to ditch the negative programming you learned or picked up from your mother. This is a 3 module class covering 3 different areas we need to address for freedom and healing. 

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"My mama didn't protect me as a child I was molested and then raped by her boyfriend and she never believed me.I'm an adult and I let my mother watch my daughter, & she didn't put her bathing suit on and let her get in the pool in her panties. Why would she put my daughter at risk like this around men?" The better question is, why would YOU allow a woman who is a failure at prioritizing girls; to have access to your daughter? You have first hand knowledge that this woman enables predators and doesn't protect little girls. She both failed to protect you, and sided with your rapist against you!  Most cases of serial assault started with the man's sexual or physical assaulting of women and children. They are unstable and not safe to give a benefit of doubt. Why do you think your daughter will be any different? Your mother needs to be cut off from your lives.  Even if she apologizes. She still failed you and can not be trusted around children. Ignoring the Dark Divine Wisdom will enable your daughter to be sexually traumatized by your mother's negligence and your denial. The way she failed you. Do not come to me for help in hind sight! Make the right choice from the start. Do what your mother failed to do for you. Choose your daughter!!!

#‎TheOracle is never wrong.

I am teaching a course called Mama Lessons.

You will receive 3 classes. Pre-sign: Paypal.me/mysticenchantress/85

Thankful to my sister B. Nyx for sharing her story. 

We don't often talk about self harm in the black community. It is something we, ignorantly, dismiss as a white girl problem. This stems from internalized intra-racism against black womanhood. We expect black women to mule and mammy and never ever hurt. We treat black women as if we are less than human and not capable of making a mistake. (Something I work to check in myself.)

The black woman is a "superhero" without the celebration. Everyone turns To ya but no one congratulates and celebrates is. Rarely do we get the hero's welcome. 

Self-harm is a serious issue. In black girls and women it looks like:

Over eating

Rough sex, for black men who pressure you into it and have no regard for your womb 

Raw sex with black men who pressure you into it

Cutting herself

Cutting her hair

Engaging in dangerous and risky self-defeatist behaviors

Risky life choices

Accepting bottom of the barrel men. 

We have to stop this. For the sisters who have made it through? I encourage you to inbox me for sessions and help. You are not alone. Nor do you have to be.