Da Brat
Two of the most disappointing things the vast majority of American Black People don’t like to see is the promotion of homosexuality where its not called for and American Black Women purposely ditching the creation of the lives of Black Children. This is most certainly true when it comes to the Chicago rapper known as the “Da Brat”. Granted the people of Chicago have always “felt” like she was homosexual – but because of the popularity of her music between the years of 1992 – 1995, she was sort of “let off the hook” by her then Chicago Fan Base. This was primarily because there wasn’t much promotion of Chicago Rap and Hip-Hop Artists outside the likes of Psychodrama, Common (formally known as Common Sense), Twista, Do or Die, and of course Crucial Conflict at the time.
Back then in Chicago, it was nothing to social chastise homosexuals in public – especially in Public Schools. However, Fast forward to today, Shawntae Harris known as “Da Brat” has long “come out of the closet” as far as being a homosexual and is now openly proclaiming the fact that she is pregnant with a child by a Caucasian Man via artificial insemination. This is where the line should be drawn in the sand. Why? Because Black Americans are only 13.6% of the current population.
Da Brat
Outside of American Black Women being the leading cause of the death of American Black Children via abortion; how on earth are American Black People going to be taken with any amount of seriousness when we allow American Black Babies to be aborted to such an extent that we don’t have the numbers to politically matter anymore as we once did? Combined that with the fact that we allow American Black Women to essentially impregnate themselves with the sperm of Caucasian Men then have the nerve to talk about how much “White Supremacy” is systematically oppressing us is the epitome of a hypocrisy as well as being a social oxymoron in itself – with an emphasis on the suffix of the word “oxymoron”.
This kind of social irresponsibility to police our own – especially when it comes to American Black Women has fallen nothing short of social devastation, disaster, depravity, and the projection of further doom on an already permanent underclass of people in the United States of America. Adding insult to injury, for “Da Brat” to get on stage and wear the most tackiest outfit that she could find then cut a hole in the middle of it to show off what many would call an abomination says all the rest of the world needs to know about American Black People.
Da Brat
Black People in America should do better, but the question following this statement is: “are standards even a part of the current Black American Experience?”.
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