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It can be really discouraging fighting the good fight, wondering if men, particularly Black men, will ever get on board with the ways in which misogyny hurts not only women but men as well. It’s crippled men, allowing them to remain stagnant in so many ways. We see it represented in some many arenas but it’s particularly egregious in the church. So many of us can recall entire sermons dedicated to the ways in which women can be and do better in relationships and in the relationships they’re seeking. But if you’re waiting for those same messages to be directed toward women, you’ll be waiting for a long time. Twitter user Solomon (@solomonmissouri) explained exactly why this is the case. See what he had to say about Devon Franklin’s notion that women shouldn’t behave like wives until they’re married.
