Don't sleep on Black women! - Because black women are thuper thpecial, guys!

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Good morning, everyone!

I thought about this title; the context is about the the erasure of Black women, their accomplishments, and why supporting Black women is important.

I hope to introduce you to these pioneering Black women who deserve their flowers.

Ciara Imani May has made a name for herself by making synthetic hair from banana fibers for the purpose of braiding hair. Her answer to using synthetic hair, such as Kanekalon and Toyokalon, will be sustainable, biodegradable, and good for the planet as well as solve some issues like itching in the scalp due to synthetic hair used in braids.

Here's an excerpt from the St. Louis American explaining why this answers the need for sustainable and biodegradable extensions.

She went in search of answers and looked for alternative materials. According to May, one in three wearers of plastic hair extensions she spoke with experienced some form of discomfort. She says the primary plastic in use is PDC, “a low-grade acrylic that is mostly found at industrial sites.”
“I find it odd that this type of plastic is being used in hair extensions,” said May.
Rebundle’s hair care line is called Braid Better, and May says it meets the needs for safe hair care and is environmentally friendly. The hair extensions are made from banana fibers and biodegradable materials that are free of toxic ingredients.

This would be a game changer with natural hair, especially how toxic synthetic hair is despite costing less than a bundle of human hair.

This impressive 17 year old named Dasia Taylor has made surgical sutures thread from beets, which change from red to purple to indicate an infection.

Here's an excerpt from the Smithsonian Magazine article about about what makes this a game changer as well.

Infections after Cesarean sections particularly caught Taylor’s attention. In some African nations, up to 20 percent of women who give birth by C-section then develop surgical site infections. Research has also shown that health centers in Sierra Leone, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi have similar or lower rates of infection, at between 2 and 10 percent, following C-sections than the U.S., where rates range from 8 to 10 percent.
But smartphone access is markedly different. A BBC survey published in 2016 found that in Sierra Leone, about 53 percent of people own mobile phones, and about three-quarters of those owned basic cell phones, not smartphones.
“I've done a lot of racial equity work in my community, I've been a guest speaker at several conferences,” says Taylor. “So when I was presented with this opportunity to do research, I couldn't help but go at it with an equity lens.”

I hope you enjoyed this short read and recognize some trail blazing Black women.

I also hope these women get the overdue funding to get over obstacles,like intellectual properties, space, and employees.

These women deserve their recognition, respect, and overdue credit for their contribution!
 
Black women are literally everywhere. Every TV show, Movie, videogame, billboard, advertisement, and commercial is probably 75% black and female.

If aliens beamed down from Mars and tried to figure out who our society's Gods are based on our culture they would conclude our religion worshipped black women.

Also fuckin kek, the most prominent example of black excellence the author of this articles sites is some nigger who made advancements in weave technology.
 
Also fuckin kek, the most prominent example of black excellence the author of this articles sites is some nigger who made advancements in weave technology.
Seriously. It's Daily Kos so they are actually earnest about this, but you could have fooled me and told me this was from Daily Stormer or something.
 
At first I read Don't Sleep with Black Women and I was like yeah that is good advice.

Okay not for nothing the suture is an interesting concept. I think it is very important to note that she does not hold a patent, there is no way of knowing if something like this has been thought of before, and I found nothing in that article showing there has been any serious trials of the thread.

Still it is an impressive idea. Basically the thread is dyed in beet juice and because of the properties of the juice it will change color as if the acidity of the skin goes up too much which is a sign of a possible infection.
 
Seriously. It's Daily Kos so they are actually earnest about this, but you could have fooled me and told me this was from Daily Stormer or something.

And it actually came from a local legit news source. Jesus Christ, the below picture looks like a /pol/ photoshop. When you can't tell the difference between MSM propaganda and the Daily Stormer, something is seriously wrong with society.

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I just love that they'll be voluntarily wearing banana. Can you imagine the chimpouts if a White man had invented that product?
 
I wanted to share this stupid article not just because of the awful title, but also because it's a reminder of how narcissistic black women are. They want to be hailed as leaders and heroes while either doing nothing of value or just the bare minimum. In my own unfortunate personal experiences, black women value their own egos more than anything. The world is a mirror to them. If you're not making them feel validated or sufficiently praising them, then you're a racist, sexist, or whatever. I know I'm preaching to the choir, but I have to get this out of my system!

Black women are literally everywhere. Every TV show, Movie, videogame, billboard, advertisement, and commercial is probably 75% black and female.

If aliens beamed down from Mars and tried to figure out who our society's Gods are based on our culture they would conclude our religion worshipped black women.

Also fuckin kek, the most prominent example of black excellence the author of this articles sites is some nigger who made advancements in weave technology.

Exactly! Black women get a lot more attention that they deserve. Ironically, they're handed this from self-hating whites (and jews).
 
I also hope these women get the overdue funding to get over obstacles,like intellectual properties,
For a change I'm not going to mock the grammatical error but wanted to highlight this. From the sounds of things these innovations involving existing discoveries that these women have no right to.
 
I wanted to share this stupid article not just because of the awful title, but also because it's a reminder of how narcissistic black women are. They want to be hailed as leaders and heroes while either doing nothing of value or just the bare minimum. In my own unfortunate personal experiences, black women value their own egos more than anything. The world is a mirror to them. If you're not making them feel validated or sufficiently praising them, then you're a racist, sexist, or whatever. I know I'm preaching to the choir, but I have to get this out of my system!



Exactly! Black women get a lot more attention that they deserve. Ironically, they're handed this from self-hating whites (and jews).
The real kicker in the joke is that they are astroturfed to high hell yet are still the least desireable female partners by far.
 
The current patent system is rayciss anyway. Filing for a permit that explains your idea to a bunch of wypipo is rayciss af. The preferred system is to just claim it’s yours and then chimp out until you get your way.
 
Googling business owner or small business owner gives the impression that all business is ran by black women and yet still somehow they're under represented?
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I'm really tired of this nigger worship.
 
I already have enough illegitimate children, I'm not going to go for some interracial rainbow and risking it with some black w-

Oh sleeping ON black women.
Lmao what accomplishments? Destroying the black nuclear family? Some accomplishment there.
At first I read Don't Sleep with Black Women and I was like yeah that is good advice.

Okay not for nothing the suture is an interesting concept. I think it is very important to note that she does not hold a patent, there is no way of knowing if something like this has been thought of before, and I found nothing in that article showing there has been any serious trials of the thread.

Still it is an impressive idea. Basically the thread is dyed in beet juice and because of the properties of the juice it will change color as if the acidity of the skin goes up too much which is a sign of a possible infection.
It's not a new concept either. Dye in general is used as an identifier for multiple liquids and chemical reactions.
 
I mean the beet suture thing is neat; if it's as simple as it sounds, dope. I like simple almost DIY solutions to complex problems and that fits the bill in spades assuming it works properly. Sometimes nature provides a perfect solution just hanging out waiting to be found.

I don't know what that has to do with cellphone prevalence in African shitholes tho, maybe there's a connection but lord knows the author ain't helping with that excerpt.


...Half the article being about weave technology improvements is just fucking amazing though :story:
 
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