Why does it feel like Black men and Black women are constantly at odds online? And why do those loud internet battles rarely reflect real life?

In this episode of Ladies of Sosa, we unpack how misinformation and disinformation are intentionally fueling gender wars across the Black diaspora. From viral relationship takes and cherry-picked statistics to rage-bait podcasts and social media algorithms, we explore how false and exaggerated narratives are shaping how we see each other—and ourselves.

We break down the difference between misinformation and disinformation in plain language, trace how historical trauma and media manipulation make our communities especially vulnerable, and examine who actually benefits when Black men and women are divided. Most importantly, we talk about the real-life impact: dating mistrust, internalized misogynoir and misandry, cultural shame, and growing generational gaps.

This conversation isn’t about silencing real issues or avoiding accountability. It’s about learning how to spot manipulation, reclaim our stories, and move toward healthier, more honest conversations rooted in truth, context, and community healing.

If you’ve ever felt confused, frustrated, or exhausted by online gender discourse, this episode is for you.

Because division didn’t happen by accident—and healing won’t either.

Hosts:
Sahra - @SoSahra
Christine - @ChristinaLado

Panel:
Janet - ⁨@janetakorikin⁩
Vaida - @VaidaJoe
Amanual - @Amanual_Comedy
Cynthia - @magnyfi_cynt


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