Who's a known black women you respect?

NashTheStash · 26-30, M

Tina Turner, Venus Williams, Michelle Obama, Aretha Franklin, Maya Angelou,
Laverne Cox, Nina Simone, Pam Grier….so many more

Longpatrol · 31-35, M

Gina Torres, she always commands the screen when she appears in the scene. Only reason I liked the show Suits

HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F

No such question. No such phrase as "a women".

Birdman666 · 26-30

@HairbrushDiva I know a woman when I see one

HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F

@Birdman666 Yes, it is perfectly normal to know a [b]woman[/b] (singular), but the word [b]women[/b] is [b]plural[/b] and cannot follow the singular [b]a[/b]. Please don't treat those two words as if they are interchangeable when it is obvious they are not.

bijouxbroussard · F

Besides members of my family, Michelle Obama, Barbara Lee, Alice Walker

DownTheStreet · 51-55, M

Candace Owens (bring on the haters…)

bijouxbroussard · F

@DownTheStreet I understand the kind of people who like her, even while I disagree. We had Ward Connerly, who was popular with the same sort of folks. 🤨

BohemianBoo · 18-21, M

@DownTheStreet Trolling?

bijouxbroussard · F

@basilfawlty89 Lucy Parsons has an asterisk for some in our community because she chose to "pass". For others, she was a product or her times.
[quote] While historians cite her Black background, she herself did not claim this as part of her identity publicly. She spoke about Black Americans in a sympathetic, ambiguous manner, not acknowledging herself as belonging to that community.[6] She instead acknowledged her Mexican and Native American heritage.[/quote]