Dr. Dr. John Henrik Clarke on Maulana Karenga; the creator of Kwanzaa and the Nguzo saba. #BlackAugust2015(Source:
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Do you think what Mark Essex did was right? Seems he didn’t do much to advance black power, just killed random whites.
White killers are on the US currency, there are monuments to White killers, statues of them all over the nation, there are holidays dedicated to White killers that we are all obligated to observed in some form. There isn’t one fucking day when every single Black person in this nation doesn’t encounter the name, face, or legacy of a White person who “just killed random” Blacks; who raped Black women, children, and men; who tortured,...
Mark Essex#MaximumCompensatoryJustice#BlackAugust
COINTELPRO: The FBI’s War on Black America.
I grew up in an all Christian family but I’ve never felt Christian at all I would ask my Mama as a kid why do we struggle so much if God is with us she would give a vague generic answer as I got a little older, keep in my still being taken to church I would ask questions in “bible study” they didn’t take kindly to so I’d nust leave it alone like if God was with us why he let white people take us, enslave us? im 32 now and i feel more awakened 2 the truth but just as lost where did u start lookn?
First off, keep questioning, don’t take anything at face value. Don’t be discouraged because a 100million other people accept something as truth or as real, don’t be 100million and 1. Being critical and asking questions have got you this far which is light-years ahead of all these non-critical believers who simply ate the shit they were fed, and like drones, fed it to their own children. Also, don’t fall for that shit that you need...
That’s becuz Western Materialism, Suburbanism, and Integration is an empty existence for Black people and even Whites; that’s why people seek out, often self-destructive ways to escape such an existence. Pretending to be Hood, or getting high, joining Neo-Nazi groups, cutting yourself are just a few methods of escaping the emptiness of White Affluence, and Negro Integrationism.
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