Akhi Ayman – Defends Single Mothers

Akhi Ayman
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The speaker discusses how women are often devalued and overlooked, leading to negative behavior. They mention their experience of being married to a single mother and how it affected their culture. They express their desire to be heard and assert their loud position as a woman.

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			In our day and age, yeah, I'm gonna
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			be as honest as as one could be.
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			Single mothers are looked down upon. Wait, what?
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			I don't know because they feel like there's
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			some leftovers,
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			people don't like them, baggage, the fact that
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			they got kids,
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			baby father dramas. You can never look at
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			a woman to degrade her. You can never
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			degrade a woman. What happens if your mother
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			becomes a single mother? So is it okay
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			for other exactly. So is it okay for
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			other people to degrade your mother? Yeah. So
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			why would you do it to other people?
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			So for me, I got married to a
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			single mother. She's 6 years older than me
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			outside of my culture. I know some people
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			are like, oh, you put too much emphasis
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			on to what? I'm gonna lie to you.
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			I got married to a black woman. I'm
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			more than happy. That's fire, bro.