I've been reading some of the writings of William Jelani Cobb, a black man who is a professor of journalism at Columbia's School of Journalism. Since I am not a black person, I was quite unfamiliar with much of the material he ws writing about.
Cobb believes that a substantial amount (by no means all nor even a majority) of the hatred experienced by black people in American society is due to the misogyny directed against black women by black men. As an example, he cites Nelly's song/music video "Tip Drill." A "tip drill" (a term I had never heard of before) is a woman with a plain or unattractive face but with a beautiful, sexy body--what white people might call a "butter-face" ("but-her-face").
Nelly's video (released around 2000) caused a furor and caused him to be named misogynist of the month, etc. By the way, all the women shown in the video looked quite attractive to me, including their faces.
I am going to try to put the URL within spoiler tags, and some of you may find it quite offensive. It includes a scene of Nelly "swiping" his credit card between a woman's butt-cheeks, whereupon she immediately starts "twerking" or shaking her butt.
I think that black women are the black people of black people (that is, they face the most bigotry of all). There is at least a degree of fear in white people's bigotry toward black men, while black women are completely objectified.
However, the hatred experienced by black people in American society predates the kind of misogyny described by Cobb, so I don't find his argument compelling.