all the hurtful things you said about black woman in a case is not true let me number down the things the good things about me as a black woman.from all the things u sad badly.

1.I’m a young 22 year old blackwoman.

2 i have a college degree

3 i use the degree in my job to get more skill

4 im 120 pounds small but a nice body

5 i been takeing ballet since i was 7 and i still dance so i keep in shape.

6 i dont wear weave. i wear my own real hair. i grow it and i love my own hair. my hair type is not nappy its fine soft hair which means good hair dont get me wrong it can get a lil naped up but not the real nappy hair type my hair curls up when its in water im not afraid toget my hair wet becuase it just curls up and when i stright it out my hair looks indian and it moves and flops it dont stand there im 100%black and people think my hair is rare i have real pretty long hair that i take the time out to grow. some dumb mexican chick said dont be mad at me but i never seen a black girl hair likes yours its just likes mines it feels the same hell yeah i have full hella hair and its real and mine. anyways moveing on

7 i dont have any kids why? my strong belive is to save my body for the right man to marry becuase im pure! and im a rare black woman i dont live like others i live whats best and work for me.

8 i dont smoke dont drink dont even go out to clubs i dont wear things thats shows to much skin im a classy black woman i dont have to show off my big butt i have more since then that.

9 as some men tell me not only that im rare i come close to perfect from the life style i live. and the man thats in my life who loves me for me and waiting.

10 come from a good back ground home of a good family my black father my black mother is how i turned out to be this ways they teach me god and them working as one married couple i grow up seeing that. how much they work hard and have goals. my father own his own business. my mother own her own business with a degree. I’m the only child. so you can not say all black women are those things when there are good black women that you never seen becuase we hide from you all we dont want to be around this meanness drama. and how dare you. i love my self and i love my black race and self hatein was something i never thought off. i dont maybe becuase of such good people in my life. yes im black but im not from the hood. so therefore im not a hood rat. anyways i said my peace. bye.

but jay and b together

NO!!! SAY IT AINT SO

Because ALL will benefit

even those who spite you

and in spite of themselves.

Yes We Can!

Unfortunately, there are TOO MANY of our sisters who self-degrade and self-defeat themselves. The baby mama epidemic is REAL and it is a tremendous disservice to the present and future of black children. Bottom line.

Of course, as 6 am clarified from the start, there are EXCEPTIONS.

If 3% is the percentage of exceptions suggested by 6 am, lets look at his hypothesis: 3% of lets say 3 million is 90,000 sisters doing the right thing by way of health, fitness, education, employment, marriage, and not having countless kids out of wedlock with incapable, unemployed, and unwilling men.

The 90,000 sisters who are exceptions need to educate the other 2,910,000 sisters NOT defend, enable, and lie to our self-degrading and self-defeating sisters.

Baby Mama Baby Daddy drama is not cute, cultural, keepin’ it real, a badge of honor, or a rite of passage. It is a crisis that is breaking down families, commnities, and future generations.

Mr. & Mrs. Obama 2008!

Yes We Absolutely Can!