Going live to talk about this where I can talk about some of my primary research I have done on dispossession and psychological/existential dispossession.
Here is a thread of resources
#TheMix twitter.com/i/spaces/1BRJj…
First my dissertation drive.google.com/file/d/1f2Z0to…
In it I develop what I called the "matrix of dispossession" which consists of 5 components
psychological
existential
political
material
spiritual
When one experience one of these, they enter the matrix and experience the other 4
Here is a 3D model of my matrix
"Psychological dispossession describes how stressors traumatically produce stress for individuals and
communities and that leads to improper grieving and the inability express discontent with being
dispossessed."
"Existential dispossession entails the loss of identity mentally, historically, culturally, politically and socially."
From Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man
“Why, they even tried to dispossess us of our dislike of being dispossessed”
In my mixed method study, I interviewed the descendants of Magruder. One said this about psychological dispossession, she raises an important point. “how do we know the problems my family are dealing with result from dispossession or other forms of
oppression.”
She said this in response to my question on how trauma is carried on from generation to generation. She actually did get professional counseling, so this was just here opinion. My advisor discovered that enslaved kids carried stress similar to grown ups onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…
bringing this all together, the secondary sources, the primary research conducted by my advisor and my study of dispossessed families, I can safely conclude that trauma is passed on from prior generations and this definitely has an impact on our mental health
Now focusing on Black men, we suffer in two ways:
1. Unknowingly
2. Silently
Black men endure the effects of trauma and don't even fully understand what's going on
We suffer silently due to the lack of healthy spaces for us to express ourselves
We deal with all of this while constantly being blamed, held accountable and interrogated which leads to psychologytoday.com/us/blog/talkin…

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Jan 23
I was just about to make a thread and then I saw this. These perspectives about Black men and women during the 60s that only show Black men as sexists are straight up lies. They've been trying to paint this picture since the 70s and BW have spoken about this. Let's listen to them
Here is Dorothy Heights
Notice how the interviewer tried to push her in that direction

"We certainly weren't going to divide our movement on the basis of gender. That would have been ridiculous."
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Jan 22
The trinity of White Supremacists agents is complete. In addition to academics and activists, just found out Yesha worked for @HigherHeights a Black political organization. Exactly what I was explaining that happen with the rise of BLM in 2014 in the Spaces hosted by Torraine
For those who didn't hear it, I'm working on an article right now. The quick summary is that BLM was used to push Black feminism to the forefront and and these ideas are standing in for what's considered the radical Black movement of today. Now the movement is considered BLM
Read 5 tweets
Jan 14
It hurts for me to finally say this publicly because I have been friends with black feminists
At this point, it should be abundantly clear that Black feminism, whether intentionally or unintentionally, is an agent of White Supremacy.
A thread
First, the contents of the article.
The author doesn't say anything new. These arguments have been made, rehashed, discussed, argued and made again. In fact we have a clear close to 50 years of Black feminists making these similar statements
If they were right back in the 1970s and we have been engaging with this perspective for that long, why are we still listening to the same thing today? The interesting part to me is the author bringing up Black women raising Black sons.
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Dec 19, 2021
Here's a snapshot of the sources I'm using in my entrance to Black Male studies
Unlike what's being represented on Twitter, we don't agree on everything, that's fine because it makes the scholarship better. This is why I asked my question because I have a whole historiography.
"By this time the Black male is begrudgingly recognized as a Negro, but it is questionable whether he is recognized as a man"
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Dec 17, 2021
It was sad on the Spaces last night that one can't just judge or base their critiques on hooks solely on one thing whether it was the Central Park 5 or a book quote.
My question then is what is the standard and what are we doing? Peel this thread on responses to other deaths Image
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More on Kobe
"He was a sports hero, he also was a rapist."
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Dec 17, 2021
I need every Black person who comes across this Tweet to read this dominiquemag.com/forgiveness-an…
Black feminism is dangerous. We need to figure out a way as a people to address this. I'm working on a book that tells the whole story, it gets worse.
The problem is that the Black people who believe this don't realize how much Black feminism is hurting the very same people they are fighting for. You know who felt the brunt of my removal? My wife and 2 daughters.
They and many others who believe in Black feminism believe they are only holding Black men accountable where in reality they are hurting Black women and girls. We don't live in a theoretical world where Black men, women and children are separated, we all connected.
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