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While I have artistic and intellectual problems with The Color Purple, I think the author is addressing a legitimate problem: namely, the pain many black women have felt, historically, from not being able to rely on their men being men ( reliable, supportive, there to help raise the babies they make ) in a society and culture that since the 17th century has tried to emasculate black men.
But there are, I know, some black ( and white ) feminists who probably hate me, but that ’ s their problem, not mine.
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