Vincent Simmons
SANCTI FLY HISTORY
Before I place my Sancti-Fly Mama hands on my hips to talk about this, and of course, raise my fist up high, I must announce this disclaimer. If you are not a white woman who isn't associated with these nasty infections stuck around the tablets of your heart, the references in this story is not about you. There is no reason for you to apply any of your defensive emotions.
America has a mental problem! There are currently plenty of Vincent Simmons cases roaming around in various counties and states. It is set in motion at all times. It's like Deja vu in the black community, unfortunately. White women know who they are and what they represent in this society. They are also aware of the favor they have with white men in their communities. This American society is controlled by no other group, but white men. Therefore, if a white woman or girl bespeaks of anything against a black man, trouble is coming for him. No other women in the history of America or anywhere in other nations can cause black folks generational trauma like the tears or lies of a white woman. It can become deadly consequences for black men and boys. Even though it is the year of 2025 and folks have evolved with the knowledge of this, they will still give white girls and women the benefit of the doubt over any black man. It doesn't matter who he is and it doesn't matter if she is lying.
This is why we continue to speak out against this foolishness. Karen and Sharon are the two young girls who lied on Vincent. At the age of 14 those little witches (yeah I'm being nice) told the police Vincent Simmons raped them in the year of 1977. The truth was that they were exploring their sexuality with their cousin Keith. Keith is a stone-cold liar as well! They didn't want their grandparents to know all about their freaky family behavior, so it was extremely easy to blame a black man for their lies. Simmons stated that he didn't even know the two twins, Sharon and Karen. Can you imagine how you would feel if historically black women lied and used their privilege to take the men in your community away? What would you do? I know. You would storm the capital because your rights are being violated. Well, we always have to deal with our Juneteenth moments, but we still soldier on with grace and our swords.


