Category: Throwback

The unveiling of racism in America when Obama became president is a golden nugget of historical information ignored by the media.

If the Black community would focus more on family and less on individual prosperity, we could be a stronger people.

Though we are a people of our own caliber, we learn, think, and understand life differently and not as they do. The more we attempt to learn and think like them and the way they expect us too, we will never be able to perfect the people we truly are.

Aside from the myth of the Black male shortage, or the “I cannot find a good man” crises, many Black women have resorted to prayer and faith in God to settle them with the right man.

Small scale, sporadic boycotts and protest against social injustices and unwanted government decisions are simply not enough to make serious change in this country.

Black leaders must ween the Black community off ignorance and onto the real meat of intellect. They must become innovative and create radio and televisions shows that address the real issues instead of the stereotypes.

We never have to march again, protest again, or speak a word against racism because their actions reveal their ignorance and their inability to live peaceably with other people except their own.

Growing up in the 70s and 80s, there were only a few gay guys that we knew of and a few tom boys in a 5-mile radius

Black America must design and build a shadow system of government, finance and education alongside the white ones.

Being forced, yearly to consider the “State of Black America” in gloomy printouts, at some point an inquisitive mind reaches beyond the current “State” and into the reasons as to why.

Until Black leaders awake and see that the problems and solutions of Black America are created and implemented by the very people they encourage us to support, there will be problems with failing solutions.

Over the past few years and the years to come, a season of tribulation will come to America as judgment for one of its oldest sins, racism. Though you cannot find the actual word racism in the Bible, the biblical concept of oppression is the same.