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BLACK FEMALES ARE THE RIGHT HAND OF WHITE SUPREMACY


Black females are the right hand of white supremacy against black men


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BLACK MOTHERS PURPOSELY KEEP FATHERS AWAY FROM THEIR CHILDREN


Some mothers do keep their children away from their fathers because of anger, resentment, or spite after a breakup or divorce. In some cases, a father may feel that he is being punished through limited access to his children, even when he wants to remain involved in their lives.


Black females say "I'm a single mom." with a sense of pride.


But there is research showing that mothers restrict fathers' involvement and that such restrictions can be associated with reduced paternal participation. There are also documented cases of parents using children as leverage during relationship conflicts.


Why some mothers keep children away from their fathers


Unresolved anger: A mother may still be hurt by the relationship and allow those feelings to influence co-parenting.


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HOW ADVERTISERS USE BLACK OUTRAGE TO SELL


Advertisers will use racial outrage—including outrage involving Black Americans—as an attention and engagement strategy, although this varies by company and campaign.


Anger and moral outrage can make people more likely to stop, comment, share, or repost.


Advertisers can use racial outrage, Create or tap into controversy, Trigger strong emotions, Generate unpaid exposure, Turn attention into brand awareness, Segment audiences, Use backlash as publicity, Measure engagement.


Black Americans are a substantial consumer market, and Black cultural expression has significant influence on American music, fashion, entertainment, sports, and social media. Consequently, campaigns involving Black identity or racial issues can attract attention well beyond the intended audience.


There is also a distinction between authentic engagement and manufactured outrage. A company may genuinely be responding to an important social issue, while another campaign may intentionally use provocative racial imagery simply because controversy generates attention.


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INJUSTICES THAT HAVE HELD FBAs BACK

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