History: Black Women and Rape

[Dilloduck]

^{Now she's just throwing shit against the wall to see if it sticks. Bad day I guess.}

[Wind Song]

There are more ways to sexually assault women than one. Jimbo.

African American women have always been at the forefront of the Rape Crisis Movement. African American women testified before Congress following the Memphis Riot of May 1866, during which a number of Black women were gang-raped by a white mob. Their brave testimony has been well recorded

[jimnyc]

There are more ways to sexually assault women than one. Jimbo.

But I thought this was about BLACK women and rape? Then you post about sonograms, which are not rape - and am I to assume that these sonograms in Texas are only used on black women? You're all over the map in this thread but then get pissy if someone goes off topic. But I'm just confused as to how that crap post was on topic?

[jimnyc]

African American women have always been at the forefront of the Rape Crisis Movement. African American women testified before Congress following the Memphis Riot of May 1866, during which a number of Black women were gang-raped by a white mob. Their brave testimony has been well recorded

Interesting choice of words you use:

Perhaps the first women in the United States to break the silence around rape were those African American women who testified before Congress following the Memphis Riot of May 1866, during which a number of Black women were gang-raped by a white mob. Their brave testimony has been well recorded

Which is written here - http://calcasa.org/education/history...omment-page-1/

And comes from this book - http://www.amazon.com/Black-Women-Wh.../dp/0679743146

Now let's hear your lame response, plagiarist.