Dear Black People, but especially to the white folks in the room, (Hey).
Historically speaking, black women are quite aware of the bias danger of a white woman's tears. Those who have black sons and men in their lives understand all of the spiritual ramifications of this subject. We are equipped in our prayer lives to pray against it. If you have black sons and you never heard this information, it is time to take the initiative and school your boys and sons. It was the lying tears of a white woman that got Till murdered. Talk to your black men. White women know the power they have in this society. Some of them will try this. Educate all of the young men that can be affected by these kind of lies and attacks. As this lady eloquently stated, if you have a black man or children and profess to love them, protect them. A white woman's tears are dangerous now, and back then.
FYI please hurry up and read before they let TikTok go!
FYI please hurry up and read before they let TikTok go!
The trauma our ancestors endured is unimaginable. This 107 year old grandma speaks about the power and danger of white women's tears. Those who love to act like race doesn't matter, is erroneous. History has already debunked that kind of thinking. The year is 2025. Do you think a black woman can cry and the entire world stops? No! A white woman's tears can and does. What if the black woman accused a white male of something. Will she even be believed? Not as quick as a white woman would. That's for all the folks in the background saying race has nothing to do with it. History and race will never stop sleeping together. Most of the melanated kings and queens continue to bear witness to the same traumas in this era that grandma is speaking about. We don't focus on race issues. We try our best to live our lives. The issue on race relations is a European problem that often preys on melanated people, in a multitude of ways, just like a white girl or white woman's tears. Race has everything to do with the decisions to single out melanated people. Ask your grandma, she will tell you. Grandma said that a black man could lose his life for just looking at a white woman. Let that sink in.
