This is a conversation about the structure that exists from a social and psychological standpoint and it is not a theological drag

My purpose is to reestablish and reinforce the worth of black women within these contexts and to make both white and non-white leaders within these spaces more conscious about language and behaviorsthey use towards black women

We must remember that we are physical vessels in a physical world constructed under a white patriarchal society

I will highlight that whilst many will assume that it is white men in leadership that are the main actors in the misogynoir, but many black men in leadership comply with misogynoir as there is a play for power, position and recognition

Alongside this, white women play their part in belittling and policing black women

Any further thoughts are welcome at [email protected]

Sources mentioned: Moya Bailey, We need to talk about race by Ben Lindsay, Matthew 18:15-17, Ayanna Mathis and Candice Benbow

Respect my boundaries.

I said what I said.