On Jason Whitlock’s BlazeTV show Fearless, what began as an angry monologue against WNBA player Angel Reese morphed into a racist, misogynistic, and homophobic tirade against Black women[…]
Whitlock complained that, as a Black man, he is “not supposed to express” what he calls his “Black woman fatigue.” But he defended his anger at Black women by claiming that “the Black matriarchy sold out Black men 60 years ago when it partnered with white liberal feminists and rejected the nuclear family and the patriarchy

“The Black woman’s embrace of masculinity, leadership, and loudness makes her position clear,” he said. “She does not want a man. Not a real one. She desires emasculated men, whoredom, and lesbianism. She rejects America’s patriarchal founding and does not value her American citizenship. She’s entitled, bitter, and racist”

“At what cost?” he asked. “The children she raises, mostly alone, are failing. They mirror her bitterness, entitlement, and bigotry. They’re easily triggered. Academic standards must be lowered to match their lack of achievement. They’re uninterested in marriage. Highly sexualized dancing is their trademark behavior”

Whitlock added that their “most marketable skills are complaining about white people on social media, filling a DEI quota, or co-starring in a Black fatigue video at airports, Carnival cruises, school playgrounds, and Frisco, Texas track meets”[…]
He also attacked the “three lesbian Black women who founded Black Lives Matter”[…]
Whitlock read a post on X by Nina Turner which memorialized the people murdered in a 2022 white supremacist terrorist attack, which he likewise criticized[…]
“Celestine Chaney, Roberta A. Drury, Andre McMichael [sic], or however you pronounce that last name, Katherine Massey — blah blah blah,” he said after reciting some of the victims’ names. “Then she ends it with, ‘we must never forget.’ This is the worship of the dead. This is a practice that is unhealthy, unwise. It’s not biblical”