Faith Dow goes in on Christelyn Karazin
Jacque Ried saga, hey perhaps Jacque Ried just wanted some privacy but that has
pissed the ongoing self-promotist Christelyn Karazin off quite badly, and who knew
that Breukelen Bleu AKA Black Woman Think Tank done ripped off Deva OfFiyah and
stole her style.
Comments from Faith
Dow:
Jacque Reid bowing out
of that particular interracial dating site run by the BWE opportunist may not
have anything to do with her deciding to not date outside her race, or feeling
pressure to conform to one-sided #blacklovenonsense, but more to do with not wanting that site and opportunist to use
HER in redirecting attention for their purposes (and not to actually help her).
If she doesn't have the courage to stand up for herself and go after what she
wants, no one else will convince her. If she DOES want to find a compatible
mate and isn't limiting herself, then she can afford to pay for a legit
matchmaker and move forward with her plans without it being turned into a
public spectacle. The opportunist has zero credibility, yet I still see many of
you insist on aligning yourselves with her. Oh well....
Khamisa Adaw for
some reason i heard a lot of bwe bloggers hate her...not sure why her site
seems innocent enough
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00:04
Kendra Moton Too
bad she has scrubbed her site of a lot of those posts from the past though
showed her bad behavior towards BWE veterans. But at least 2x a year for a
while, she'd pop up with a post blasting BWE bloggers for either not including
her and/or for "hating" on her when she tried to indirectly and then
directly pimp BWE bloggers for information to promote herself.
Acts Of Faith In
Love & Life You don't know the full history of her
behavior or the fact that her last attention grab was to claim that Facebook
terminated her account - when it's 99% probable she did it herself. She's
trying to erase all the dirt she's done. but thank goodness for SCREENSHOTS.
Acts Of Faith In
Love & Life Nope...she won't get away with it.http://actsoffaithblog.com/the-would-be-bwe-messenger...
In the past few days a situation has arisen that needs to be addressed.
In addressing it I am not assigning "blame" or value to the blogger
in question but am reaffirming the importance of the BWE message. The focus
should not be on the blogger but on protecting the work. Besides, I am DEEPLY…
ACTSOFFAITHBLOG.COM
An effort to stand for justice and oppose the...
MUSLIMBUSHIDO.BLOGSPOT.COM
Acts Of Faith In
Love & Life And "hate" is not the correct
term. She is a fraud and dangerous. And the appropriate response to something
harmful is to be wary and to seek to distance oneself and neutralize it to
diminish damage.
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03:02 · Edited
Shakti Atn Ra Your
blog and Muslim Bushido were my introduction to women whose thinking process is
similar to mine. Love it! My questions: is there room in the BWE mvmt for new
voices? for entrepreneurial ventures that promote the...ideology? philosophy?
Is it my imagination or is the bulk of the msg being missed by the bulk of its
target audience? (thinking back to your comment about tracking the
"BC" demise & how most ain't gonna make it).
Acts Of Faith In
Love & Life Shakti Thanks.
Yes, there is absolutely room for new voices. They only need to do the work! I
noticed Khadija was or is guiding the blogger at Not Your Girl Friday in some
capacity to speak to a younger generation. It's been my impression that others
may not want to or are able to spend the time and use proper discernment to run
a blog with regular posts and add something uniquely of value. I see a lot of
middle of the road, post-BWE blogs that are simply repeating topics we've
already written and quite a few who don't distinguish between participating at
and aligning themselves with the Opportunist and legit BWE spaces. Now, I know
a few posts here and there might be useful to someone seeking information for
the first time, but it's boring to me when it's been covered better by myself
or one of my peers. There's a few bloggers who came of age during the key
integration of BWE who post infrequently and offer valuable content, but no one
who posts with the frequency we did. I've slowed down my own posting schedule in
favor of quick updates on social networks. There's nothing stopping anyone from
for diving in though. Maintenance and protecting the BWE legacy are key right
now. I think many components to BWE have been integrated in the
"mainstream" that people forget some of the major components we
fought for that were resisted. Now, there's quite a few disingenuous
"black feminists" who rejected BWE outright, but live to complain
about white hegemony by white men and white women, pick and choose what falls into
'respectability politics' and STILL fight battles that should be the
responsibility of black males instead of doing for self first. They hold them
partially accountable, but not past a certain point. They'll be running in
circles for years. But they've benefited from the change in landscape that
affords them their folly.
Kelley Johnson The
online black feminist brigade are nuts. I won't name names but I finally
stopped following them on social media when they declared Beyonce a Nicki Minaj
feminist icons. And the last time I paid any attention to them, they were
defending the rioting on Ferguson with a cropped MLK quote. Apparently,
expecting people not to destroy their own neighborhood is "respectability
politics" now, but whatever. Those women are dangerous and still very
black male and white female identified. That's why they continue to argue with
black men and white feminists, begging for inclusion and respect. It's pathetic
and they'll never change.
Khamisa Adaw interesting..ive
read khadija's article about her and I always try to remain neutral unless I'm
around to witness the dirt..however, everyone keeps saying the same thing about
her..hmmm...either way hopefully she changes...its never too late to improve
Deva OfFiyah Wow!
I had no clue. Well not shocked. Since the latest BWE craze ripped her whole
stance off from ME and credited reading the Bushido. Never once spoke to her
sessions with me or her work with me. Aaand was working with the interloper.
The think tank was inspired and encouraged by ME! I just never expected my
everything to be ripped off by whats her butts.
Black women are jacked up!
Black women are jacked up!
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