Sejourner Truth and White/Black Feminism - Aint a Woman Speech & PLANTATION BABBLE
Channel: CholoRev
Date: 2018-12-03

Sejourner Truth and White/Black Feminism - Aint a Woman Speech & PLANTATION BABBLE

Tariq Nasheed- How Do You Walk Away From Racism
calls and that was it they even soldier
'no truth when they try to make it seem
like she was a feminist and that's
another thing the white feminist
movement even with the white LGBT
movement they always have to latch
themselves on to us in order to bring
any kind of validity to their movement
they have to because a group of people
in the dominant white society who has
received every benefit and privilege
there are there is for them to come up
and say okay we're oppressed okay you
got every benefit in every privilege
that's on the book so what are you
talking about so they have to attach
themselves to us that's why whenever
they have a March whenever they have a
movement we are the mascots they have to
make us the mascots so the the early
first wave of white feminists susan b
anthony and all these people elizabeth
can't all these people they had to give
women like soldier the truth and prop
them up like okay look at this slave
woman the slave woman suffering is just
like us suffering suffering as women
those early white feminists were racist
as shit those early white feminists were
racist hey
they were behind a lot of those
lynchings and some white feminists that
was was doing the rallying cry for
brothers to get Lynch like that so
they'd like to get Sojourner Truth and
use her
ain't that anti a woman's speech the
year they got Sojourner Truth and she
did a speech called anti or woman and
this is the finesse that they've been
using even back then let me pull up that
speech hold on let me let me pull up the
ain't IA woman speech hold on let's pull
it up real quick we're gonna learn and I
talked about this before with soldiering
the truths anti a woman's speech
although okay so they got soldiering the
truth the ain't IA woman speech and
tries to flip it into a feminist credo
okay there's different versions of it
okay this is one okay the ain't this is
the aina this is the piece of the a
night woman's speech that the white
feminists like propping up because when
when Sojourner Truth was saying ain't
our woman what she was talking about was
racism she wasn't talking about gender
because they were the the white women
were up there doing this speech and she
was like well shit ain't I a woman how
come a how come I'm getting treated
differently she's like ain't IA woman
meaning I do hard work and I do all this
stuff I'm a woman and none of y'all are
really helping me the mid other women
y'all were helping me I'm a woman and
y'all talked about all these women's
rights with my rights period where any
of my rights as a black person that's
what she was really saying they were
they flip that for their narrative
that's what the a mile woman's speech
was about it was really about race do
you think Sojourner Truth gave a damn
about some gender back then she and
slavery and black men are in slavery you
think she gave a damn about somebody's
gender the speech was about race but
they flipped it and that's what the
white supremacist do they always flip it
this woman was enslaved with black men
we both in plantations so she was
telling it was really directed at the
white feminists treat me the same y'all
way treat me the same as you I'm a woman
all this supposed to be about women and
women's rights with I'm a woman with my
rights and she like y'all bitches that's
what I'm talking to you think about no
gender and even in the speech when you
read it it's like wall chillin war down
is so much racket there must be some out
the dough I teach that tweaks the niggas
the South the women's be up in the nose
so they they wrote her speech with all
this plantation talk I've got to go to
the dough I stayed till the cotton eat
the thing is sorry John the truth didn't
talk like that Sojourner Truth didn't
talk like that Sola German the truth was
from the north understand that was
slavery in the north we forget about
that soldier the truth was from the
north she wasn't from the south so she
wouldn't talk like that she was like
from somewhere upstate New York
not only there
not only did she not talk about that not
only was she from the north the woman
spoke Dutch until she was slang but nine
or ten years old
where'd the fuck when she talked like a
little Amish guy so tired I got to go to
make either talking like John Lewis
Sojourner Truth was fluent in Dutch she
lived in the north so she wouldn't even
talk like that she didn't talk like that
yes she spoke Dutch until she was a like
nine and ten years old and then she
learned English from people in the north
they always got to do that with us they
got us talking slavery and crazy got her
talking a plantation battle gotta sound
like Jesse Lee Peterson