The Rise Of Feminism The Brake Down of Black family, MGTOW Shahrazad Ali  was Correct
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Date: 2018-02-12

A book written and published by a black Muslim woman that depicts black women as emotionally and mentally troubled has touched off a bitter controversy in black literary circles and the media over whether the book and the author are racist and whether they should even be covered in the press.

The book, ''The Blackman's Guide to Understanding the Blackwoman,'' was written by Shahrazad Ali and published by Civilized Publications, a company founded by Mrs. Ali in Philadelphia.

Mrs. Ali said in an interview that she wrote the book to ''enlighten the black man and to create a revolution of positive change in black relationships.'' But her detractors say the book is a diatribe that advocates violence against women.

Since its release in March, the 180-page, $10 paperback has brought forth community forums, pickets and heated arguments among blacks in many parts of the country. Some blacks want it banned. A few black-owned bookstores around the country, including the Liberation Bookstore in Harlem, have refused to sell it. Others, like the African-American Bookstore in Chicago, first offered it for sale but then removed it from the shelves.