During a sermon full of homophobia, sexism and misogyny, Pastor Jamal H. Bryant, of the Empowerment Temple in Baltimore, MD. told his congregation how he really feels about some women.
“These hoes ain’t loyal!” he thundered from the pulpit as the congregation stomped and cheered and co-signed the statement
Bryant pulled the words from the Chris Brown song of the same name.
Some of the lyrics are as follows:
When a rich n***a want ya
And your n***a can’t do nothing for ya
These hoes ain’t loyal
These hoes ain’t loyal
Yeah, yeah, let me see
Just got rich
Took a broke n***a b***h
I can make a broke b***h rich
But I don’t f**k with broke b****s
Got a white girl with some fake t****s
I took her to the Bay with me
Eyes closed, smoking marijuana
Rolling up that Bob Marley
I’m a rasta
She wanna do drugs,
Smoke weed, get drunk
She wanna see a n***a trapped
She wanna f**k all the rappers
Not exactly something one would expect a “pastor” to be referencing in agreement.
The “Man of God” doesn’t stop there, he also had words for “baby mamas” and “sanctified sissies.”
The “Man of God” doesn’t stop there, he also had words for “baby mamas” and “sanctified sissies.”
With this level of misogyny permeating the “Word,” it’s little wonder that Black women are leaving the church in droves.
In an interesting (and completely unsurprising twist), Bryant’s infidelity to his now ex-wife was exposed last year, which led to a highly publicized divorce.
In an interesting (and completely unsurprising twist), Bryant’s infidelity to his now ex-wife was exposed last year, which led to a highly publicized divorce.
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