4. Unity of Black Women

Toward the Unity of North American Africans:
4.Unity of Black Women


The unity of North American African woman goes without question. They are the most powerful force in the black community. While the men languish in self hatred, the woman enjoy the sisterhood to the highest degree. They have achieved the wherewithal to feel secure in every area of life except having that mighty warrior beside them. But they are not dismayed, for they are willing to accept a partner from the sisterhood to comfort them in their lonely moments. If and when the black man gets his act together, sister may be ready to join with him in the love ritual.

Sister has educated herself to the highest degree, has acquired all the material comforts of this society save her man, poor fellow caught in the trap of the devil, so often his woman must carry on without him though she has unconditional love for the brother, if he can only get his act together. She is there waiting with bells on, ready to serve him as the royal king he's known to be, if only he will take authority over his throne and allow her to be the queen she is known to be.

Often she cannot unite with him because he is not in unity with himself, rather, he is an enemy to himself and to her as well, so she cannot unite with him until he gets a grip on himself, though she has unconditional love for him, will go to the depths of the ocean with him, if he will only get a knowledge of himself and recognize that she is the goddess just as he is the god.

She despises a weak nigguh who is too ignut to realize who he is let alone who she is!Brother, get a healing she pleads with him, but often he wants to shut her up with his fist, thus bringing in 911 or the white man who must subdue her man and force him into court mandated anger management so he can try to get a grip on his misplaced anger that he wants to release on her, his lover, friend, partner and wife. Why then does he subject her to his misplaced wrath, why not direct it upon his oppressor, the boss who is pimping his drawers off, if he happens to have a job.

She must sometimes separate from him until he gets a grip on himself. She must often find love and tenderness with her sister who can give her the kindness and gentleness required of the female gender, not the rough, crushing, sledgehammer approach of her superman who wants to misplace his aggression on her instead of the white man, his natural enemy and oppressor, from whom he and his woman must ultimately unite against in a war to the death or life.

Until she can unite with her warrior king, she may wander lost and turned out on the way to grandmother's house.
--Marvin X

See his Mythology of Pussy and Dick, toward Healthy Psychosocial Sexuality, Black Bird Press,
Berkeley, 416 pages, 2010, $49.95.