Abené (Abiné) Clayton

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It's Been a Minute · Are we fueling violence against women? · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

You know, but that doesn't stop people from taking in those messages and letting them color the entire ways they see black women, whether or not they were extremely accomplished like Dr. Serena and like Nancy.

You know, if they were to use another example of both like femicide and, you know, family annihilation, the story of those eight babies and their mothers in Shreveport.

Right.

There's also this idea, and you hear a lot about it with incels, again, with high-profile mass shooters, that men and boys were sold this idea of a future that no longer exists, that you will out-earn women, that this gender pay gap is something that is bestowed upon you by your patriarchal male ancestors.

And that's just not the case, right?

Very of the sisters are doing it for themselves vibes, which you would think is a mark of progress, but unfortunately has been met

with misogynistic violence and I think there are so many pop culture examples that reinforce those things but when people think about it going all the way to femicide I think that's just too much and too dark for a lot of people to think about when we already live in a tragic enough world and people just want to take their mind off things for a little bit you know

Slapped across a diner counter.

All that money you stole from me was given to me by William.

Why would he give you so much money?

Because he's my man, Chris.

People in the theater, I just remember, cheered.

It was a thrill.

And maybe you don't want to feel that.

Yeah.

Speaking on something as a woman that goes completely against your best interest.

And if anything, it really makes me sad because like Cheryl said, it doesn't have to be this way in any way.

And I think that the conversations that we have

with women who sort of fall into this trap of kind of knee jerk defending or wanting to protect a man or emphasizing, like we heard in the cases of Serena and Nancy, that like they just couldn't take it anymore.

You know, a man, if he doesn't have this, if he doesn't have that, what else are we going to do?

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