Modern Feminist's Own Alma Mater Proves That Single Women Keep Women Single LOL

Original Air Date: Mar 20, 2023.

Guess who's still mad? LOL!

While prominent social media influencer and pride of Harvard University Kimberly Nicole Foster flippantly - and repeatedly - boasts that "it's not a big deal or a major accomplishment to get a man", her own alma mater says otherwise. In a Mar 18, 2023 article the Wall Street Journal titled, "For Long-Term Health & Happiness, Marriage Still Matters", Harvard reasearchers Brendan Case & Ying Chen directly refute the feminist dogmas of Foster and others:
"Our findings were striking. The women who got married in the initial time frame, including those who subsequently divorced, had a 35% lower risk of death for any reason over the follow-up period than those who did not marry in that period. Compared to those who didn’t marry, the married women also had lower risk of cardiovascular disease, less depression and loneliness, were happier and more optimistic, and had a greater sense of purpose and hope."

And:

"Nonetheless, our study’s focus on women offers important insights in view of the continuing hold of feminist critiques of marriage as an instrument of patriarchal domination."

It turns out that Harvard has long had a keen interest in the study and impacts relationships, including marriage, for quite some time; it boasts conducting the longest running study on human happiness and flourshing ever done by any university, anywhere, on the planet. That study - "Good Genes Are Nice, But Joy Is Better" and published on the Harvard Gazette website on Apr 11, 2017, was at the time nearly EIGHTY YEARS OLD & COUNTING - a massive longitudinal study on the matter of happiness. Its findings were very similar to that of the aforementioned WSJ piece - that relationships matter, and that intimate, romantic and marital ones matter most of all - and that those who lack them suffer all manner of consequences.

Black feminists like Foster do Black women at large no favors by continuing to foster, pardon the pun, the notion that Black women - the least married, partnered women of all in American life - that they "don't need no man". All manner of evidence abounds that proves this wrongheaded notion demonstrably false.

On TODAY'S edition of Obsidian Radio, your correspondent returns to refute yet another Black Feminist Shibboleth - and give Black feminists like Ms. Foster a very real reason to be butthurt. LOL!