The Hidden History of Black Women Who Betrayed Black People

FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY The Hidden History of Black Women Who Betrayed Black People 0:00 Intro 2:14 Setting The Stage 5:49 Myth of Black Female Loyalty 9:00 Black Women White Men Connections 12:50 Why Are Black Women Friendly With a YT Suprem@cist? 16:50 Queen Mother Goddess Rehabilitation 18:30 Excerpt 22:00 Thomas Jeffersons Math Problem To Breed Out Black People 25:24 Dark Political Objective Behind Interracial Alliance 28:30 Black Female Slave Traders Collaborated With European Settlers 31:00 Madame Tinubu, Nigerian Sl@ve Trader, in Illegal Sl@ve Trade 34:00 Fende Lawrence, Gambian Sl@ve Trader 38:32 Mary Faber, Black American Sl@ve Trader 40:00 Women Selling Out Their People To Get Resources 41:38 Betsy Heard, Biracial EuroAfrican 42:50 Interracial Alliance As Political Strategy 45:00 Swirling is a Centuries-Long Tradition 47:00 Modern Day Media Examples 50:00 Political Agenda Behind BWWM 53:00 Modern Real-life Examples This video explores a **hidden and often uncomfortable chapter in Black history**—one that is rarely discussed, but deeply relevant to the challenges Black women continue to face today. This is *not* a video meant to attack, shame, or bash Black women. On the contrary, this conversation is rooted in *care, truth, and a desire for healing**. Throughout history, there have been moments where certain individuals chose proximity to power, status, or survival at the expense of the Black community as a whole. When these histories go unexamined, they don’t disappear—they **reappear as unaddressed patterns, toxic trends, and harmful mindsets* that continue to impact Black women today. Ignoring difficult truths does not protect us. *Understanding them does.* By bringing these stories to light, the goal is to: Acknowledge historical betrayals without generalizing or condemning all Black women Identify patterns that continue to show up in modern culture, media, and social dynamics Expose behaviors rooted in self-betrayal, internalized oppression, and unhealed trauma Create space for accountability, discernment, and ultimately *restoration* Healing cannot begin where truth is avoided. It begins when we are willing to confront even the darkest parts of our history with honesty, compassion, and wisdom. This discussion is *educational in nature* and is intended to empower Black women with knowledge—so that harmful cycles are recognized, disrupted, and no longer repeated. *The truth may hurt—but it also heals.* 😃 JOIN MY PATREON ❗:   / chezcharde   Patreon benefits include: 1️⃣ Access to hours of content NOT available on my YouTube page 2️⃣ 1 on 1 video chats & consultations 3️⃣ Personalized interaction and much, much more! 🙂 Be sure to LIKE the video 👍, subscribe to this YouTube channel ✔️, and ring the notification bell 🔔 so you don’t miss my future uploads! Become a channel member to access bonus videos, members-only live streams, and more SHOW SUPPORT TO CHEZ CHARDÉ HERE ☺️ ►JOIN CHANNEL MEMBERSHIP 👉 https://bit.ly/3qUGMA2 ►INVEST IN CHEZ CHARDE • 💵 CASHAPP: $ChezCharde • 💰 VENMO: @ChezCharde ► FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA • 🖥 WEBSITE: www.chezcharde.com • 📱 INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/chezcharde • 📲 TIK TOK   / chezcharde   ► FOR BUSINESS INQUIRIES • [email protected]