Question of the day today, kind of a weird one.

MI, Candice Owens, participating in black on black crime.

Give you a hint.

The answer is actually yes, and I just realized it.

Plus, a 22 year old woman has opted to get her fallopian tubes extracted from her body.

Not just that.

She then turned them into a piece of jewelry to tether around her neck because she's just so proud of the fact that she does not want children.

Mm-hmm.

All that, and more today on Candice Owens.

So I asked the question,

am I also contributing to black on black crime in our society?

And I'll tell you why I asked the question.

I received a comment on a recent episode in which I stood up for Kyrie Irving, and I talked about this spiritual desire that I feel that I must stand by black men in this moment in time.

And a woman commented on it, a black woman commented on this episode, and she said,

as a black woman in society, I wish that she would be this positive about other black women in society.

The message it sends is that only black men who are well known for disrespecting black women are deserving of loyalty and protection.

This comment was from Ms. H.W.

And when I saw it, I have to first say that I kind of sat into me a little bit.

Like I felt I had to really sit there and consider that comment a lot.

I thought to myself, am I actually sending out a signal that black women don't matter, which is obviously very ironic because I am a black woman.

And I really started to think about all of my past commentary. I do comment not just on black women, but women in general wider.

I actually said, like, how many times do I use my platform to defend women?

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