Black Queer Hoe
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Black Queer Hoe

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Women's sexuality is used as a weapon against them. In this stunning debut, Britteney Black Rose Kapri lends her unmistakable voice to fraught questions of identity, sexuality, reclamation, and power, in a world that refuses Black Queer women permission to define their own lives and boundaries.

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Year
2018
ISBN
9781608469536
tindr
allow me to reintroduce myself, my name is Britteney
Black Rose Kapri aka Bee aka Besus Fights aka Go Go
Gadget Hoe aka That Bitch Your Mother wishes you’d
marry. of House Slytherin. first of her name. Queen of the
Clapback. Patron Saint of Fat Bitches with too much mouth
and even more tiddy. Duchess of Depression. Right
Honorable of Cellulite and Twerk. Professor Pop Off. Elder
Petty. Admiral of Hoe Tendencies and Anxiety. Captain
Can’t Save Em, but i keep trying. Siren to lost-cause niggas
and light-skin rappers. Master of Self-Deprecation. High
Priestess of the Pen and Mic. Countess of Shut a Nigga
Down. Server of Shade and These Hands. Chairman of the
Curve. Emperor of Don’t Come for Me. Lord of I Didn’t
Send for You. Don of the fuck your mixtape, papa john’s,
indiana, j. cole, and your misogyny facebook statuses.
Mother of Draggings.
all these poets is my sons. i create space for marginalized
youth to counter the narrative being forced upon them.
i also punt toddlers for crying on airplanes. i drink like a
sailor and fuck like my mother. i ain’t got time for your
shit, so come correct boy or don’t come at all. i chef like
your southern granny and bougie northern auntie that ran
and never looked back. spent the past twenty-nine years
working on being the best version of myself, which means
loving the worst versions of myself. ain’t no shrew to be
tamed, ain’t no horse to be broke, ain’t no Hoe to be
housewived. i be all this and i ain’t gone stop. i got my own
house, my own car, work two jobs, imma bad Bitch. But if
you call me Bitch i’ll skin you.
reasons imma Hoe
i fucked someone else. i was walking. he asked a question
he didn’t want the answer to. her man finds me attractive.
she doesn’t find herself attractive. the internet. a woman
in church didn’t like that i walked like a grown woman. i
was switching. i grew hips too young. my friends. i got on
the wrong train car. i grew breasts too young. i distracted
the boys from their schoolwork by showing my shoulders.
by showing my thighs. by showing up. i loved a woman. i
touched a woman. i left a woman. i fucked more people
than him. he didn’t teach me that thing he liked. i didn’t
like that thing he likes. i didn’t wait for him. i didn’t smile
for him. i smiled at another him. i carried condoms. i let
him fuck me without a condom. i said no. i said yes. i
spoke. i didn’t bleed. i did exactly what he asked me to. i
told him that shit was weird. i blocked him. i fucked her
man. i was breathing.
zaddy
he bends me over and asks me to call him daddy so i say
who? or blocked number. or yeah, i understand, next time.
you say i have daddy issues. so, it’s tuesday and i still want
to be loved. and sometimes love is a call two days after
your birthday with a promise you know can’t be kept. but
it feels good that he’s still trying. that you’ve learned to
wrap yourself in his good intentions and lull yourself to
sleep. i keep telling myself i don’t want men anything like
my father but the last four dudes i’ve taken seriously have
been libras and sometimes they forget to text or show up.
and if that’s not a daddy then i don’t know what is.
bad feminist
i like it when he tells me to shut up and suck his dick.
when he shoves his whole hand in my mouth. the spanks
before the bruises. when he tells me to call him daddy.
when she shoves my face in the mattress. when he
commands me back into the bed. both her hands wrapped
around my neck. when she asked if it was too hard.
when he made sure i was sure. when she did her research.
when she stopped even though i gave him permission.
when she still said no. when he waited until i was sober.
image
shawty with the ass
this one time
this boy sayay girl with the ass.
and all i hear is church bell...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Copyright
  3. Contents
  4. Foreword
  5. tindr
  6. reasons imma Hoe
  7. Back Cover