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EP #011 - Recap: Black Reality and Identity

Our reality as black people is one we can't deny. We have made countless attempt post-colonization and civil rights to attain progress but, at the very end to no avail, except for few stints in history. We have tried leadership approach, but this hasn't granted us the progress we so desire, which is respect amongst the other races. We have been attempting protest but no response. We copied the dominant society's (White Europeans) political systems, entertainment culture, religion and their education system, but we still keep getting worse. We have been adhering to the recommendation of white institutions (IMF, UN, World Banks, etc.); in all, we get the same result with is no result. So could it be that what we perceive to be a solution for our predicament as black people is wrong? Could it be, we are consistently misguided by the dominant society (White Europeans) to move in the direction of failure to remain eternally dominated?

In one of our audio reference, Pastor Tudor Bismark expresses the black man and woman "lack of understanding as to how things work". The great master teacher, Nelly Fuller, teaches us that the Black race is the most confused group in the world. Another great master teacher, the late Dr Amos Wilson, shows us that there is a disconnect between the culture of the African peoples of the world and their interest. Dr Frances Cress Welsing teaches us how…..

EP #010 - Understanding Racism White Supremacy - Part II

Two aspects that must be figured out by every Black individual on the planet is Identity and Reality. Identity is based on our Biological attributes, History, and to some extent, our ancestral lineage. Today, we are identified as the Negro Race ( Black Race). Reality is the other aspect that must be understood by the Black collective, and this is the world around us and how we relate to it. One underlining reality is the internal and external perception of inferiority of the Black Woman and Black Man, Internal being how we perceive ourselves as black people and our society, Black society and External being the perception of members of other non-black societies.

If we are to come to terms of our identity and use this to critically look at the reality surrounding our collective, the logical conclusion is that there is a running system that dominates us and this system seeks to keep us continuously inferior, and at the same time, reinforce the superiority of the White Race. This system is the System of Racism White Supremacy. The great Nelly Fuller Identified nine areas of human activity: ….

EP #009 - Understanding Racism White Supremacy - Part I

At one point in human history, Europe, "the White Race" had violent and criminal control over virtually all non-white human resources on the planet. They had control over non-white Asia, Arabs, Blacks and Cherokee Indian and other races. This period in Europen dominance saw some of the most brutal mistreatment known to man and perpetrated by the "white race" on the rest of the non-white world. The main drive for such brutality was the quest for capitalist gains.

During the inception of this violent global domination the intellectual class of the white race known today as the 'White Supremacist.' contrived theories and beliefs to justify the inhumane treatment of the rest the non-white world. This belief was founded on the falsehood of non-white inferiority and propagation of White Superiority. One of such lie is the 'Curse of Ham', A Biblical tale of a curse placed on the Son of Noah's, Ham because of the 'Sin' of laughing at his father, Noah's exposed nakedness when he was drunk. A story which its original purpose is to justify the subjection of the Black-skinned people of the world…..

EP #008 - Individualism Vs Collectivism Part II

Those identified as 'Black' by wider society share a collective identity, history, culture and reality. We come from the same ancestral land, and our biology is unique to us (for example our melanin). In our culture, we dance & sing uniquely and better than any other group on the planet. What we uniquely share as black people define us as one collective, different from all other groups.

In the black collective society, we have artificial countries with separate us geographically. In these countries, there is diversity in tribes, religion, language, which differentiate us in sub-groups, and if we are to follow this bearing, we come down to that single black individual. How do the actions taken by the black individual affect the larger black collective? Can the black individual take actions that damage the group? Does the black individual realize the impact of their actions on the greater collective? Do we as individuals have some sense of responsibility towards the black collective?

EP #007 - Individualism Vs Collectivism Part I

Humans have desires; we perceive our desires and aspiration somewhat unique to us as individuals. Our desires drive our individual thoughts, speech and actions. We align the physical movement of our bodies to attain what we want. Our individuality is defined by our supposed unique thought speech and actions. In short, what we want makes us who we are.

As black people, our aspirations range from status, material things, security etc. What we aspire to get is defined by our experience and exposure. If my experience was growing up to see my father that I look up to as my hero, go to work and make a living, then my desires may be tailored based on that experience of seeing this…

EP #006 - Retreating Black Intellectuals

What we face in black society is a reflection of our mind, in the sense of what we think about ourselves and how we perceive our environment. Every society (White, Chinese-Asian, Arab etc.) is propelled by its collective consciousness, which is how they think about themselves and their environment. Consciousness is the basis for which groups thrive, survive or die. It is a fundamental element for competing in an ever competitive world.

This Consciousness is collective and must be established, maintained and promoted by the most special group in every society and an intelligent class of people. To evaluate the effectiveness of how this intelligent class maintains consciousness, one has to look at the progress of these societies. Society progress is a product of how they view themselves and the world.

EP #005 - Progress & Sabotage

Our Black history holds many of Jewels that can help us interpret our black experience in today's world. Our history is rich in lessons of triumph, achievements, progress, perseverance and many many more to the glory of our race. In black history, we find greatness such as the original builders of ancient Kemet. We find achievements in progress when we study the civil and administrative brilliance of the Songhai Empires, now modern-day Northern Nigeria. Perseverance in the Gorilla warfare introduced by Queen Nzinga of modern Angola against the Portuguese Colonizers.

Our history as black people shows that intelligent black men and women have always championed our achievements. A close study of the personalities of these individuals shows a correlation in attributes such as…..

EP #004 - Target Audience

It can not be emphasized enough how competitive the planet is. This competition is either by direct physical face-off which is indicated by the proliferation of weapons such as long-range ballistic missiles by the most industrialized nations (China, European Nations etc..). Why would China have trillions of dollars worth of weapons capable of striking America thousands of kilometres away? 

The most prevalent form of this competition is non-physical and indirect. It is in the guise of economics, education, entertainment, religion and other aspects of human activity. The aim is to advance a cultural infiltration on black people and the ultimate result is the enrichment of the competing groups to the destructive detriment of black people. By destructive I mean in blood sweat and tears. 

EP #003 - Obstruction to Sensing Black Reality

Our ability to decipher reality can determine our success in surviving. How we interpret our experience in our daily life give us input on how to achieve what we desire. The conclusion of the occurrences we come in contact with over time can only be either of two, and that is True or False.

There are multiple realities to every experience. What we read from the experiences we come in contact with serves as input for how our intellects configure to enable us to manoeuvre within our society.

EP #002 - Why the Receive Sense Show

Amongst black people, there is an inability to decipher the simple revelations of reality using our senses. We have embraced a culture of denial and lack the use of logic in our everyday life. It is evident that our group the black race has been left behind by other competing groups. What is the reason for our position? Is this because we fail to acknowledge our reality? Is it because we are unable to use logic? Or is it because we have no code that serves our collective interest.