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Live, Love, Life
Compose, Interact, Engage
Admire, Respect, Complete
Strategize, Calculated, Determined
Brotherhood, Sisterhood, Black Neighborhood
Stand Up, Faced Up, Not Bowed Down
Conceive, Believe, Achieve
Black Is Truly Beautiful
Black Life Is Truly Precious
I Can’t Breathe If You Can’t Breathe
If One Goes Down We All Go Down
Defiance, Reactive Acts Directed Towards Change
What we need right now in our black communities across this nation are that all of our people are doing the best to be the best "you" that they can ever do;
Because in being the best "YOU" we as a black community automatically becomes a much better US.
Let that percolate in on your brain waves for just a minute. Value your brother and your sister even if he or she seemingly doesn't yet value himself or herself. Each black life is a miracle of uniqueness and has the ability to produce greatness. We cannot close the doors on that greatness.
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It may have taken 401 years but the time for change is finally near. We need to blow this shit up and demand change. MLK got off his knees and demanded America to stop pissing at African Americans in a stiff breeze. Enough is truly enough not one more damn black victim because of this damn white supremest system. As Reverend Jeremiah Wright said so eloquently back in 2003: God Bless America.' No, no, no, God damn America, that's in the Bible for killing innocent people. Enough dammit is enough. You either open the doors to a full and equal nation or we direct resistance and defiance whenever black injustice rears it’s ugly head. Also, it isn’t one party that’s responsible for this injustice and we aren’t coming with our hands out anymore. We demand substantive models of true change. We built this nation and it’s time for this nation to pay dues owed for our ancestors blood and sacrifice.
No Justice No Peace
From Terrance Crutcher to George Floyd
The Only Crime Its Quite Sublime
Is The Man’s Black Skin
That Means He Is Not The Oppressor’s Friend
As the cities of Minneapolis and Louisville cracks apart because of massive of criminal acts of police oppression. Let us look back towards a true revolutionary brother who sought to change an American system that was formulated and breed on the tactics of white supremacy, Huey Newton. You can seed the tree that is supposedly American democracy is spoiled with the rotten fruit of bigotry and hatred. The tree that promised equality and justice for all never bared fruit for peoples of color in this nation. We worked our damnedest to till the soil after planting the seeds of our ancestors blood, sweat, and toil but so many in America just ignored our plight. That’s why we can no longer accept the empty promises from either political parties. We must now demand concrete, substantive economic, judicial, educational and social plans to fix this mess that they created. Or every act of oppression will be met with acts of direct resistance. This tree either bears fruit or it burns.
Malcolm X spoke to 37 teenagers at the Hotel Theresa on December 31, 1964. These young men and women were SNCC workers who were visiting Harlem in 1964. As some of our cities burn in 2020 from the oppressive actions of white supremacy. We must be ensured that our young people know why they are in the streets today. We must educate them to comprehend the struggle and how best to achieve a goal of equality that has eluded our peoples for so long in this nation. We cannot simply burn down without a purpose. Our direct energies of defiant change must be directed at those who continue to perpetrate this madness of black oppression. We also cannot accept fake promises from politicians who seek not change but personal positions. I salute all day today the memory of the black prince of our black American nation, Malcolm X.
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