Sis. LeTava The Military Mindset of An Afrikan-centered Woman

[NAGANEGUS]

Peace & black power queen, thank you for the wisdom.

[DIJV79]

Men fight wars and strategize, you are not biologically capable of or physically capable of wageing war. You would be murdered and killed in a matter of seconds. This is the most dysfunctional backwards shit I have ever heard.

[producer4real]

What the hell is this broad talking about? Matriarchy didn't exist in Africa and matriarchy here in America has done in 40 years what 325 years of slavery couldn't . So it couldn't have existed there. GTFOH with that BS! Our enemy is Racism/White Supremacy and the Black Woman's undying devotion and cooperation with it's structure. And yes I know Black Men have to get their shit together too.

[blkgirlblues5150]

Respect real talk. Rule 1 don't bust n miss tho.

[Hawkeyes999]

love this post 

[brianbmf]

Well first of all no african society was matriarchal(female led/ruled) so your off on that right ther.Women were not the leaders of the societies the men were,thats the mans role and always will be.Ther was never a matriarchy.

[OsirusIIII]

Thank you sista. U r the foundation. Peace.

[missaquaboogie]

I just finished your book. It confirmed what I already felt.

[THEREALWiseNubian]

@missaquaboogie peaches@cream you back and this is the turn out huh?

[PS4LOL]

Exact truth Sistah!

Bless Strength in TRUTH. LOVE, and PEACE

Stand Post RESPECT

[PS4LOL]

Exact truth Sistah!

Bless Strength in TRUTH. LOVE, and PEACE

Stand Post RESPECT

[PS4LOL]

Exact truth Sistah!

[pogistarr]

You're makin' perfect sense, queen!

[WiseNubianPolygny1]

well said my sister... well said

[dontbmislead]

very powerful,i hope you unite with alot of women.that will make way for a powerful movement.htp

[weightlessable]

dont forget sister the WORLD at one point was considered africa so we are technicall in africa right now .anyone pm me if u want to know more

[yonitree]

you have heru loud! in your spirit!!!.

[Titinefer1129]

Please keep up this good work!

[tlag2004]

Trusting each other's areas of strength is extremely important. Each individual has a part in the whole and when we each do our part to our fullest ability the whole elevates and moves effectively. Excellent information given. Blss!

[weightlessable]

@tlag2004 yes u are right ,remember teach a man and u teach a few teach a woman and u teach a nation

[kwame1m1]

Beautifully said Black Queen, and the real soldiers will hear your voice.

[blackgurl2881]

excellent post! :)

[mariettaga]

Good!