You know how they say if youyou're fighting with this person that person and now you're fighting with another person and then yet another person, it's not them: it's probably you. We've all heard that. That's not how it works for black women on Twitter.
Someone could tweet the most harmless little story about walking her dog and along comes Mr Karen to make it about about him and about race. I say Karen because he's obsessed with those two syllables and punctuates his sentences with them like a Minnesotan with donchaknow.
But that's not the only whitesplainer heard from. Now, is it really the woman tweeting while Black at fault or is it the coterie of the racially aggrieved out looking for a tussle to display their racist bona fides to their sheetmates?
That's an example from today, but I've seen the same thing happen to many Black women who obviously are not supposed to voice their opinion on food, music, TV, politics, raising kids, raising pets, and moisturizer.
When the list of acceptable subjects is released, I will pin it
When the list of acceptable subjects is released, I will pin it
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