Do Black Men Need to Check Their Male Privilege?

Should BLACK WOMEN stay in their place? Social medial caught fire during the NBA finals after AYESHA CURRY's public outburst on twitter supporting her husband and NBA superstar, STEPHEN CURRY. She later apologized, but not after being told to sit down and stay in her place on national TV by ESPN'SSTEPHEN A. SMITH. Various Black media pondents weighed in and suggested Smith's reprimand was not only, out of line, but a direct result of his MALE PRIVILEGE.  AFRICAN-AMERICAN MEN have been targeted in American society to the extent they are often unaware of the MALE PRIVILEGE that exist for them in comparison to the BLACK WOMAN; or is this a false accusation drummed up by the BLACK FEMINIST movement that asserts BLACK MEN exhibit MALE PRIVILEGE without consequence? Is there history behind this real or perceived double standard? MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask. "ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK"