The social and political football known as the “N” word is like uranium in that by not having a stable and consistent definition or social regard, its instability gives endless social and political power to those who can direct its energy towards their cause. I seek to put an end to this by wrangling in the … [Read more…]
NOTE: I use the word “Ashkenazi” instead of “Jew” because I’d be turning my back on the Hebrew Israelites if I gave White Jews the title my brothers claim. Despite me not being a Hebrew Israelite and questioning their ideology it is them I’d be shackled to on the plantation and them I would have … [Read more…]
America was anti-Black from its inception and it still is. Many feel racism is conscious and intentional but that’s far from true. Racism is America’s original form so any thoughts formed from the American mindset will likely have a racist trajectory. To undo this racist underpinning, if America even intends to, would take a degree … [Read more…]
When Kentaji Brown Jackson refused to define what a woman was, it perfectly illustrated my philosophy regarding mankind’s relationship to the world. That ongoing theme, a concept I live by, is, we humans are merely coping with the fact of life. We tend to regard ourselves as being more than simply a species amongst others, … [Read more…]
The overwhelming majority of influence on Western culture’s norms comes from Europe’s scarce landscape and the human dysfunction its scarcity caused. It is that culture along with its dysfunctional past that drive the majority of today’s social ills. One of the most tragic effects of this phenomenon is Westerners’ propensity to place economic and political … [Read more…]
President Biden will nominate America’s first Black woman Supreme Court Justice. This opportunity will give us a chance to see America’s racism as it occurs. America was a racist country from its inception and is still racist enough to be very effective at hindering black people’s full participation in the American experience. Rather than work … [Read more…]
I learned a lot about myself when writing To Pimp a Nation. The thought of exposing my views to others shaped and refined many of those very views. Cultivating my beliefs for public scrutiny wrangled in a lot of incomplete notions in my mind I felt strongly about; it put them in check. I realized … [Read more…]