
I really don't like to sound like I am preaching every damn time, but I really need to share this.
As socially and might I add fachionably conscious as I want to be on my blog, I also want to call attention to all miscreant behaviors that devalue us as black people.
I ride the subways to and from work, and truth be told I encounter all sorts of ish, I have met crazies and weirdos, but nothing beats this conversations I'm about to share with y'all.
One day, I happened to have to leave work early ro run some peronal errands, it was about the same time middle and high school let out, and I swear what I'm about to tell you is a true story:
Cut to Scene 1:
Shantrell and deanvitta get on one stop and this is the conversation between them, I was not eavesdropping as they were right in my face!
Shantrell: Did you see that n***a shane, son just got paid, heard he got a summer job!
Deanvitta: word!
Shantrell: word to his m****f***ing mama, I'm checking him real hard now, he tried to holla at me last week, I was like n**ga, hell to the N to the No!, but then I heard from my cousin juan he just got a job, so I ma holla at him, sway that n**ga to the side, give him a taste what!!
Deanvitta: you a trick!
Shantrell: my mama's a trick, b**ch, I'm a ho, I gets paid!!
And both of them Lawl!lawl!lawl!
These heifers cannot be more than 13 years old. When did it become fashionable to declare yourself a whore and your mother a trick?
Next scenario sadly is not any less distasteful.
Mama trey and trey got into an argument, as they enter the subway car. Voices got raised and we all had no choice but to listen to the foolishness called a conversation between mother son:
Mama trey: N***ga I aint gon tell you one more time, next time I see that bi**ch devonne in my house, I'm cutting her!!
Trey: You ain't gonna do nothing like that, ma I keep telling you she my baby mama and I loohe her!
Mama trey: Fool you know that child ain't yours!. I don told you, I know all my grandbabies and that lil ni**a ain't yours, devonne's hot ass been around the block more times than a ride at six flags!
(Note that voices are raised now and everyone in this subway car is bewildered as to what will compel anyone at all to put their business out on the streets, more like on the subway. Mama trey who can't be anything less than 50 yrs old and about 300 pounds, is huffing and puffing, out of breath and obviously very pissed off!
Trey: Ma, I suggest you show some respect to my gurl, I aint said nuthin bout dem crackheads that be coming by the house.
Mama trey: Atleast dem crackheads got cheddar! You aint about nuthin trey, nuthin! They pay the rent, you lay up in that house all day doing nuthin but bring all these tricks in my house, eat up all my food, and have all these damn babies.
Trey: Ma, why you gotta talk about my babies, you know I'll die for my kids, I loohe my kids.
Mama: trey, you know sometimes I wonder about you, I really wish I'd done right by you. Your sister aint turned out better than you, she's caught up in the streets, your brother's been in jail since God knows when, and you probably are more f**ked up in the head than any n**ga I know.
Trey: how you gon put all our bidness out here on the train, I aint even gon say nuthin, just go on yak on like you always do, always talking shit bout stuff!
Mama trey: I'm talking shit trey, why don't I talk shit to your parole officer when he come by the house. Why don't I tell that n**ga how you still running round with them niggas round the way, selling crack on the block.
Trey: ma!
Mama trey: ma what m***f**ka, what! You got sumthin to say trey, I don't hear you now, didn't think you gonna say nuthin thriflying m***f**ka, b**ch ass punk!
Trey: I hope you happy now!
Mama trey: yeah as long as you not in my space I'm happy! Can't wait to get my stop, all this damn m***af**cka looking at me like they got shit to say to me.. Why people can't mind they own bizness! Dang!
At this point, everyone just prayed to get to their stop and get off safely. I got off the train that day with a heaviness in my heart nontheless.