Lol, I had to! Someone's gotta bring it up. One thing about anti-blackness people don't recognize is it'll take different forms and people will say different things to justify it. But at the end of the day, they're just excuses to hate other people that look like us and project anti-black sentiments outwards.Anti-Blackness in the Black Movement....bruhhh no you didn't. I can't listen right now because I'm prepping for a Twitter space but lord...you went there.
Infiltration!Anti-Blackness in the Black Movement....bruhhh no you didn't. I can't listen right now because I'm prepping for a Twitter space but lord...you went there.
Right! Gotta watch it, some of this could be Cointelpro trying to deliberately cause dissention.
I think so too but people aren’t ready for that conversation.
That's why it's an important to examine ourselves to check these self destructive patterns when they arise. The programming runs deep so the deprogramming must run deeperWe are still playing carrying out the White man's duties , and we are still Addicted to White values ... We want to compete with our own, make ourselves look good at others expense, obliterate, play the court jester for white illusion / become their entertainment ...
Sickening ... And this has been the same for years.
"Addicted to White: The Oppressed In League With The Oppressor" -- The Controversial Self-Help Book They Don't Want You To Read!
In his book, Addicted to White, author Jerome E. Fox, Ph.D. reveals that the oppressed need to break their addiction to the values of the oppressor.blacknews.com
Brother? This has been simmering since the mid 90s but now it is at a boiling point. But I do get heated when I hear black immigrants say we dont deserve reparations when this is a running debt that is still owned. The undermining and butting in FBA affairs needs to stop. Otherwise as long as thtey are on code I get along with them.
I could see that perspective, but I'm speaking from my raw perspective as growing up black and Hebrew Israelite in America. I didn't grow up viewing black people as different national enclaves, but rather as different expressions of the same group of people. So for me it's just cooning and the same anti-blackness no matter what nationality, but being American is going to affect my focus.
Those black immigrants that speak that way are coons. I'd go as far as to say a majority of blacks across the diaspora have this selfish and destructive mindset where they despise the idea of other blacks that aren't them winning. So it goes back to the issue of the coons vs the riders.
I do definitely believe that we need to break down certain things before we build. It's crucial that we talk within the black community about traumas that we've inflicted on each other so that going forward we could build together. The issues arise when it turns from discussing and addressing grievances we have amongst ourselves to declaring each other the enemies. I'm glad to see these conversations across the diaspora with the goal of understanding, but when people take that conversation far left is when things take a turn for the worse.
Our parents & grandparents were traumatized as well, during slavery & just trying to survive & exist their daily lives.
I agree, because they'll keep poisoning the well and creating more trauma and division amongst us. I encourage pushing those with a treasonous mindset to the boneyards where they belong.
