Where's the racism? I was referring to the bitch n hoe fest of SOME black rappers. That statement is true for that group only, and it's very well damn true. It actally shows the double standard a lot of the "progessives" have on these issues, meaning they keep their mouths shut in specific cases, when they are supposed to be "critical".
1/ I never said that you said all black rappers were misogynistic - not my point at all. We both agree that you never said that.
2/ You said "the most misogynistic products of popular culture I have ever come across was coming from black rappers" - the racism comes in highlighting the misogyny of black rappers, as though white rappers or any other rappers aren't just as misogynist.
Bizarrely, that's fundamentally the same point as Lily Allen was making to Tommy Robinson earlier this week. The double standards are yours, not those of the 'progressives' - the crime only exists where the skin is black.
Also, watch any number of films (Scorsese has a few, tho I'm sure there're worse offenders I can't think of now) if you want to see white misogyny in popular culture. But I
forgot, white men can have personas and characters (just how Eminem was allowed off the hook by some), and black men aren't allowed that luxury.
3/ "I guess it's 'black privilege' to call women Hoe and Bitch unless it's your mother."
Moving on from talking about rappers, and perpetuating general stereotypes about the supposed particular misogyny of black men, simultaneously seeming to be mocking the use of phrases like 'white privilege' by 'progressives' (but that's speculative on my part).
Without even mentioning that in the cases where black men DO use misogynist language against women, it's likely (due to our society and segregation) to be
black women who bear the brunt. But hey, it only needs to be mentioned where perpetrators are black, not where victims are black, doesn't it?
And, if you've never heard white men use horrific language against women, then I suggest getting out more (or maybe not).
There are other points to be made, but life is short.