On the Isiah Thomas hostile work environment case, the blogger at thefieldnegro writes:
I have to take issue with Isiah for seeming to imply that it’s cool for ‘us’ to call our women bitches. By saying there is a different standard, he seems to be implying that some “bitch” calling is better than others. It’s not.
See the full post here.
-Bridget Crawford
Beautiful, Also, Are the Souls of My Black Sisters posted very passionately about this issue today.
HERE, HERE for all those that look thru the lens of truth and cast down the hipocracy they see to the place it belongs. In the-shit-house! Although, I think that’s too good a fate for it sometimes.
At blackprof.com, Professor Angela Onwuachi has written:
“I am all for female empowerment. I do not have much of an issue with women who choose to use the word as a means of taking the term’s meaning back (so long as they do not include me in their group).
“But, Isiah Thomas just added a whole new layer of understanding the”b”word for me.”
Her full post is at http://www.blackprof.com, “Who You Calling a B*&%$?!”