Black Women Are Tired Of Being Sent Or Depended On To Clean Yall Messes
14 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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In this commentary, the speaker argues that American society unfairly expects Black women to resolve problems created by white people, leaving them exhausted. She asserts that Black women deserve the right to earn money, enjoy retirement, and live without constant scrutiny. The speaker highlights personal challenges, noting a Black mother of two adult daughters who feels fear when venturing out, and criticizes the media’s obsession with her appearance—citing how a thigh‑high boot became headline news—while simply wishing to wear casual beach attire. The overall message calls for an end to the burden placed on Black women and a recognition of their right to normal, safe, and joyful lives.










