Category: Throwback

Teach Black history. Withdraw your money. Go about your daily life as though they do not exist. Teach God. Love your neighbor regardless of their color. To hell with voting. Let them have this God-forsaken country and watch them burn it down. Do not enlist. We do not owe our allegiance to a country that apparently hates us.

Listening to and talking to yourself is a perpetual quest of preparing your soul for an afterlife in a certain place of rest.

Having the state involved in your business can be avoided and can save people time, money and possibly years of heartache.

To the single Black woman; find your peace in simplicity, not the extravagancies of the world. Your hair and nails is your responsibility, not anyone else's.

We know that when white folks lash out at Blacks and other people of color, their words and actions are simply a reflection of the rot that has claimed their dead souls.

Too many people have become offended when someone offers them advice of how to treat their children. The trending phrase is “Do not tell me how to raise my child.” But some parents need serious advice because too many kids are simply too out of control.

There are three ways Black men are being emasculated today: imprisonment, media propaganda, and the elevation of the Black woman.

There are fundamentals that every Black and brown person must know to survive in a country and among a people who are insistent on maintaining the fallacy of white superiority.

Every now and then, every person should seriously consider what and who they really are and where they fit into this society.

To hate something one has never tried to understand based on the lies and misinformation given to them by a people evil enough to distort the truth, is a major mistake in life.

Instead of reconstructing and reinvesting in the hoods and urban enclaves as home, and fighting against the outbreak of Gentrification, the Black elite choose to claim success in the suburbs, and in Hollywood, along with their white constituents.

Black leadership in these positions must think toward the goal of rearranging the system of government operation in Black communities toward one that actually helps the community and not divide it.