It said that you said solve a problem without finding out what caused the the problem. This is true. This is what makes science so great. You look at a problem and break it down (to the cellular level if you must) to find what's causing the problem. This is how Black America can recover. Look at your communities, find the problems, and remove them.
These days, Black America's biggest problem stems from relying too much on whites to do things for you (the cellular level problem, if you will). If whites decided that they didn't want to hire Blacks anymore, Blacks wouldn't have jobs. If whites decided not to sell food to Blacks, they'd starve. Simply put, if whites chose to simply stop doing things for Blacks in America, Blacks would simply cry, beg, and die out. This, is you can deduce, is an extremely dangerous position to be in, because you'll die simply because you chose to rely somebody else and not do these things for yourself. This is especially true if (as some Blacks have claimed) whites only only wake up to think of ways to destroy.
Okay, let's go with the logic that that is true. Let's just say that whites really do try to come up with new ways to kill you. Why on Earth would you want to rely on people like that? It doesn't make sense. Wouldn't you want to build yourself up to where you can survive if these people just up and said, "screw it. We're not going to hire you or feed you anymore." In fact, considering what this writer has seen in the media, on social media, and in real life, that day isn't far off. Some people are just throwing their hands in the air and saying, "Yeah, I'm a racist. So what?" Simply put, whites are getting tired of Blacks and Blacks are in more trouble than they realize.
To this day, places called sundown towns and the concepty of white flight exist. Sundown towns are basically places where you'd better not be caught after dark if you're Black. White flight is when you move into a neighborhood, whites move out as fast as they can. This should tell you that despite all that talk you here about a Kumbaya society, whites (obviously not all, but in general) don't want you around. These things couldn't be condoned or even exist if this wasn't the case.
So how do you counter sundown towns and white flight? Simply build up and maintain your own communities to the point where you won't even want to go to these other communities. That will completely eliminate all risk associated with trying to live or navigate safely through these areas. Start Black businesses and recreate the Black economy and your neighborhoods will be strong and self-sufficient with or without white intervention. It worked before the 1960's, so
And finally, get feminism out of the Black household. In white households, it makes things fair and balanced, but in Black household it destroys the family. This is bcause (as mentioned in a previous post) feminism amongst Blacks turned the women against a man who didn't having the ability or desire to oppress her, which results in a broken home. Families are the most basic unit of a nation. Without strong, functional families, you can't possibly recover from your plight.
In closing, Black America can recover, but it has to open its eyes. The only people who can save Blacks in America are Black Americans, because nobody else can relate to (or care) your struggle. No mythical white man is going to come from the sky and make things fair and just. Change won't come because you pray or beg hard enough. Change is made with your own hands, because while God is real, he won't help people who refuse to take that first.
On a side note, please don't make mistake this for preaching division, because this isn't Fox News or MSNBC. It's simply telling people to prepare for the division that's coming (and it is coming, make no mistake). It started taking shape during the Obama years and it's only cranked into overdrive in Trump's first three months. When it happens, if Blacks aren't prepared, they'll be left cold, alone, and hungry. That's if they're lucky.
Friday, March 24, 2017
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Can Black America Recover?
In the last post, this writer said that Black America is in a dangerous position. That position is that they don't control their fate, but people who don't have their best interest in mind do. Living and dying at the whim of people that don't like you is quite the unenviable position. That being said, the question is whether or not the damage can be undone? Can Black America recover?
The answer is yes. As long as you still live and breath, it's not too late. It won't be easy and you may not live to see it, but what you do now can make things better for your future generations.
First, you must learn your history. There's a saying that you learn history so that you can avoid repeating it. This is true, as this writer has done history and has seen that America is going backwards. Read books and watch films and see how the people used to act and talk in the past. Now compare that to how people are acting and talking now. You see and hear how similar things are. Or ask a person that was actually there (like a parent or grandparent) if you're fortunate enough to still have such individuals in your life. This writer often hears from older Blacks that racism today is worse than it was in the sixties. That's a powerful statement coming from someone old enough to compare today with the Jim Crow era.
Also, you'll notice that everyone that Blacks considered to be allies gets ahead, yet Blacks continue to fall behind. Feminists (more on them in the future), Asians, Jews, Latinos, Arabs, and even gays have all gotten things at your expense by using your hard work. You partner with them, march and protest, they get what they want, then throw you away like garbage. You don't have to believe it. Just do the history.
Second, find a way to revive the Black economy. In the city where this writer resides, there is virtually no Black economy. Unless you need a haircut or want to eat some good BBQ ribs, Blacks may as well not even exist here (sadly, this isn't a joke). There are no Black factories, Black banks, or anything meaningful. Heck, there's not even a Black bike shop and a lot of Blacks ride bikes around here. That is a crying shame.
What's the point of saying all that? Simply put, you have to beg whites for things because you don't have these things and can't get them on your own. You don't have to worry about the white man not giving you a job when you own the companies. You don't have to worry about the white man keeping food from you if you run the supermarket. You don't have to worry about the white man miseducating your kids if you run the schools. You don't have to worry about the white man poisoning your water (looking at you Flint, Michigan) if you control the infrastructure. This writer could go on, but he believes the message has been received.
To wrap things up, Black empowerment isn't about hating whites or hating gays or any of that garbage that does nothing for you in the long run. It's about getting up, being accountable, taking charge, and controlling your own fate. Because when others control your fate, you're always going to be second-class. You don't have to settle for crumbs when you make the bread. Stay tuned for a part two.
Until next time...
The answer is yes. As long as you still live and breath, it's not too late. It won't be easy and you may not live to see it, but what you do now can make things better for your future generations.
First, you must learn your history. There's a saying that you learn history so that you can avoid repeating it. This is true, as this writer has done history and has seen that America is going backwards. Read books and watch films and see how the people used to act and talk in the past. Now compare that to how people are acting and talking now. You see and hear how similar things are. Or ask a person that was actually there (like a parent or grandparent) if you're fortunate enough to still have such individuals in your life. This writer often hears from older Blacks that racism today is worse than it was in the sixties. That's a powerful statement coming from someone old enough to compare today with the Jim Crow era.
Also, you'll notice that everyone that Blacks considered to be allies gets ahead, yet Blacks continue to fall behind. Feminists (more on them in the future), Asians, Jews, Latinos, Arabs, and even gays have all gotten things at your expense by using your hard work. You partner with them, march and protest, they get what they want, then throw you away like garbage. You don't have to believe it. Just do the history.
Second, find a way to revive the Black economy. In the city where this writer resides, there is virtually no Black economy. Unless you need a haircut or want to eat some good BBQ ribs, Blacks may as well not even exist here (sadly, this isn't a joke). There are no Black factories, Black banks, or anything meaningful. Heck, there's not even a Black bike shop and a lot of Blacks ride bikes around here. That is a crying shame.
What's the point of saying all that? Simply put, you have to beg whites for things because you don't have these things and can't get them on your own. You don't have to worry about the white man not giving you a job when you own the companies. You don't have to worry about the white man keeping food from you if you run the supermarket. You don't have to worry about the white man miseducating your kids if you run the schools. You don't have to worry about the white man poisoning your water (looking at you Flint, Michigan) if you control the infrastructure. This writer could go on, but he believes the message has been received.
To wrap things up, Black empowerment isn't about hating whites or hating gays or any of that garbage that does nothing for you in the long run. It's about getting up, being accountable, taking charge, and controlling your own fate. Because when others control your fate, you're always going to be second-class. You don't have to settle for crumbs when you make the bread. Stay tuned for a part two.
Until next time...
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