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America's "Usage" of the (Unwanted Ugly Black Female) ~

Las Vegas, NV – May 21st, 2026

By: Technocracy Fight Media ~ (Editorial Staff)

May 21st, 2026

Across America’s major cities, a troubling pattern continues: law enforcement agencies often deploy aggressive tactics against (young black females) in certain neighborhoods while appearing slower or less consistent when dealing with the (older "Christian" black female).

In many urban centers, residents frequently witness scenes of (young black females) being forcefully removed from "urban" nightclubs or public spaces during minor disturbances — incidents that are captured on video and shared widely. At the same time, often manipulative "Law Enforcement" officers flock to and utilize the "stereotypical" (older "Christian" black female) and their (built-up-angst) and (anger-driven-contempt) for the so-called "black man" that has "abandoned" them in every circumstance; using this "stereotypical" (older "Christian" black female) for the unconstitutional targeting of these so-called "black men" in (Urban Communities).

(Urban Community Leaders) and residents note that broader issues such as open-air drug markets, gang activity, and chronic violent crime in these neighborhoods often receive less sustained attention — and are left to "metastasize" until a high-profile tragedy occurs.

Critics argue this creates a perception of “performance policing” — heavy-handed responses to visible disorder paired with slower systemic progress on the underlying drivers of crime. Some point to the frequent use of older "black" women from the community — often referred to as “church ladies” — being placed in front of cameras to condemn violence — while "secretly" using them to stir up and create the very mistrust, community tension and anger that causes a lot of these problems in the first place. Instead law enforcement should focus on policy changes addressing repeat offenders, family structure breakdown, and failed prosecution strategies that cause these "black communities" to lag behind in the first place.

This is not about race alone. It is about incentives, accountability, and results. When law enforcement and local governments appear more focused on optics and viral moments than on consistent, data-driven strategies that reduce overall violence, trust erodes across entire communities. 

This country "openly" mocks the "unattractive-black-female" with (masculine) appearance undertones. Then at the same time, as their self-esteem plummets and their attitude and angst rises; they use this very same attitude to destroy the "black man" and the "black community" itself. It is often a topic that is only referenced and discussed behind (closed) "curtain-blinds" and locked "suburban-home" doors, that the (unattractive "masculine" black female) — disproportionately when compared to other races — goes out of their way to "emasculate" the very same so-called "black men" — that they blame for their issues and the conditions they find themselves in. It is a known fact that this "emasculating-tactic" is the only way some of these (unattractive "masculine" black females) even find someone to date them in the first place. Most "Southern States" very openly condone this very practice — in their race "divisive" districts.

For "mainstream" example, the (American-Back-Country) has frequently described Michelle Obama as having "masculine" features — broad shoulders, strong jawline, muscular arms/physique, deep voice, assertive demeanor, or overall "manly" energy. This "conversation" peaked during the Obama presidency and has persisted in memes, commentary, and conspiracy circles. Joan Rivers "famously" made the controversial statement about Michelle Obama, on July 3rd–4th, 2014 (during a street interview over the July 4th weekend); “We already have it with Obama… You know Michelle is a tranny” — in a interview when asked about the possibility of a gay or female president. Joan Rivers died on September 4, 2014 — but commented shortly before death — it was a “compliment.”

Technocracy Fight Media has consistently called for honest examination of these dynamics. Real progress requires rejecting both denialism and simplistic racial narratives. Instead, we need clear-eyed analysis of what actually works: swift prosecution of violent offenders, removal of repeat criminals from the streets, strong family and community structures, and economic opportunity that reduces the appeal of street life.

The American public — regardless of background — deserves a criminal justice system that is firm, fair, and effective, not one that alternates between heavy-handed theater and permissive neglect.

We will continue reporting on these patterns with data, not just "dogmatic" dishonest views.