“How Black Women’s Production and Consumption of Media Destabilized Black Relationships: A Brief Observation,” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
When I talked about the 12-point foundation of the Black gynocracy in my last show, #9 focused on their increased access to corporate media in the last 45 years. To this day, people drastically underestimate how powerful this access was in terms of establishing the narrative for Black relationships globally.
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“The 13-Point Policy Foundation of the Black Gynocracy” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
The following is a list of policies that have helped shape the Black gynocracy over the last 65 years. We don’t argue that the gynocracy is a naturally forming dynamic, rather one that is a product of Western subsidization. And a strategically purposeful one at that.
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“I Can’t Tell You How Many Opportunities This Look Denied Me” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
Reviewing Get Out (2017) right now on Patreon. Had a revelation while doing so. The look this character gives in the picture above governed my childhood.
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“Are Black Men Really Abusive Monsters?” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
When it comes to intimate partner homicide (IPH), I’ve noticed that feminists have controlled how this discussion has taken place for decades.
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“Ok, I’ll Allow You to Serve Me Now!” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
What Black men have been trying to say since the 1980s when all of this independent boss babe narrative began…
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“Why ‘Black Men Just Want White Women’ Is Used To Obscure Black Men’s Lived Truths” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
Note: This post was derived from two separate Facebook posts. Hence, I have broken them up into parts one and two.
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“Misandrist Feminism Is An Unchecked Nationalism” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
After the third program I was watching yesterday contained misandrist statements (“men are so stupid,” “boys are dumb,” “men can’t do anything right,” “men are all rapists,” “niggaz ain’t shit”), I had a slight epiphany:
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“A Short Black Masculinist Review of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
Rewatching ‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.’ The only Black male in it is smarter than the usual stereotype but is also self-emasculating and constantly in an irrational amount of terror (beyond even the child in their group). He screams at every turn, is fairly insecure, and hides behind white men when afraid. 🤦🏾♂️
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“Revisiting James Baldwin’s ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’: A Brief Thought” by T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D.
Re-watching this on a lark tonight. I liked it the first time, I’m loving it the second time.
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Black Masculinism and New Black Masculinities 