Talk about stupid.              

Soooo, apparently black women have never loved or been love since time in memoriam?

With that attitude and her looks, I can see her point.    





'Romance' is white supremacy, Black Studies professor says

'Romance is an old white cultural institution that began in the Middle Ages'

"Romance" promotes white supremacy, according to a Black Studies professor who said she has "endured" bad relationships.

University of California Santa Barbara Professor Sabrina Strings addresses this topic in her new book, "The End of Love: Racism, Sexism, and the Death of Romance."

"I am only one of the millions of Gen X-to-Gen Z women who have endured a seemingly endless array of miserable relationships with men," she (pictured) writes in her new book, according to the university news story.

It follows her 2019 book about how "fatphobia" is rooted in racism. Strings is also the "[c]o-founding editor of Race and Yoga journal," according to her curriculum vitae.

"Romance had a beginning," Strings said, as quoted in the UC Santa Barbara story. "Romance is an old white cultural institution that began in the Middle Ages."

https://www.thecollegefix.com/romance-is-white-supremacy-black-studies-professor-says/

  

Now, watch how the SF media blows it off, and still say's "Don't Do What He Did".?
This is the kind of man SF needs as Mayor, not some fuckin pronoun pansy pandering to illegals!

Video at link...
The cops won't release the actual video, shock...


https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/san-francisco/would-be-laptop-thief-stopped-san-francisco-cafe/3536627/

    

Quote from: Rick on May 14, 2024, 08:37:15 AMI see "OBEY". The first two women make an O, the second The B. The third set the E (brown purse, light colored panel in skirt) and the man the Y (white shirt make the v in the top of the y).

Thanks! I can see it now. I really didn't know where to look, it's usually the entire image, or a small spot in the center.

Quote from: Solar on May 14, 2024, 06:37:59 AMI really don't get this one, can anyone help?

I see "OBEY". The first two women make an O, the second The B. The third set the E (brown purse, light colored panel in skirt) and the man the Y (white shirt make the v in the top of the y).