Throughout his-story and even up until this day there appears to be a concentrated effort to create opposition between the African man and the African wombman. Think about it. Slavery was the beginning. Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to have your family taken from you? Well this was done on a global scale for hundreds of years to African people and we have been affected. Many will say that we need to get over it or they would like to pretend as if it does not matter in this day in time, but the reality is remnants of what we went through lingers in the air. In addition when welfare was implemented the objective was for the African wombman to say fare well to the African man. The attitude of not needing a man was birthed. The African man learned how to disrespect the African wombman from the slave master with words like whenches, bitches and whores...and this still goes on to this day. The disrespect directed at the African wombman and the lack of respect given to the African man is an issue that reveals itself on so many different levels and I don't know about you, but I'm tired of it. In our ancient culture the male and female were both important because they created balance. Instead of us complaining and directing our anger and frustration towards one another I think it's imperative that we first know we did not just wake up one day and decide to be in the state that we are in....some things happened to us. Secondly, we all need to work to make it better for the future of our people. I created this T-Shirt to help change the negative vibes between some of us because words have power. If you would like to be a part of change purchase your T-Shirt now at SoulSeed Tees.
A.Wilson
