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Joan Morgan captured the aspect of misogyny from hip-hop artists in a compelling way. When she explained about her semi-abusive relationship with her boyfriend of many years, I felt how she might have been feeling. I felt this way because I caught myself doing the same things that he was. Not that I just outrageously or belligerently disrespected my girlfriend, I unconsciously say things that I do not mean, but not meaning them how they are said. What I am explaining is that the words I say like, “well I guess you’re just being a punk” or “shut up cry baby” when she is upset when I’ve done something is harsh, but I don’t mean it how it sounds. I understand how women feel when they say that men have no emotions towards “little things,” however; I just don’t understand how most of these “things” are relevant. Ms. Morgan also hit topics such as how men see women as just sex tools. This statement is true; nevertheless, there is a vast majority of men in every race (not just black) that degrade women on television and in real life situations.
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