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Tuesday, June 16, 2020

"Black Lives Matter" In The Moment Psyops

"Black Lives Matter" In The Moment Psyops

Greetings, Peace and Blessings to you, your family and loved ones.  My name is Nana Baakan and I have a lot of questions about what is happening in our world today. 

I am going to upload a few videos over the next weeks days. I just want to share with you some of my questions and get your responses.  These videos are simply opinion pieces, I make no claims of being a scientist or having any inside info.  Please take that for what it's worth, I just have a lot of questions.

Thanks to all my subscribers who stopped by and to new visitors by sure to subscribe.

 

The topic of Today's video is "Black Lives Matter in the Moment"

Today I will recite a poem called "It Matters" a poem written by my son, Nkruma Opare.




 

If a black man raped your sister or mother would his life matter to you?

If a black man were pointing a rifle at you in your home where your wife and children are sleeping and you happen to be armed as well, would his life matter?

If a drunk black man gets into a car and crashed into a car driven by your sister, your mother, your father,  your wife, or your husband would his life matter ?

Would it matter to you, the life of a black man, if he didn’t tell your sister he had herpes and now she does!

Would it matter to you, the life of a black man, who comes into your job while you are working at a bank and demands all of the money or do you push the alarm button?

Does it matter to you the life of the black homeless person you see and ignore and step over daily?

Or the life of your African brothers and sisters who die to harvest their resources so that we can consume and consume and consume!???

Does it matter their black lives?

Does the life of your own black neighbor matter if their child, while playing, throws a rock and breaks the glass on your brand new automobile??

Does it matter, the life of your “Lower” middle class black counterparts, if you are of the black higher class?

Are you concerned about the life of another black person if they step on your new shoes, have an affair with your mate, crash your car, owe you money, key your car, gyp you on the rent, disrespect you, lie to you, call you names, call u outta your name or even hit you?

Do you remember then that black lives matter as well??

If a black policeman beats a black civilian to within an inch of his life, on camera, will his life also matter??

If a black mechanic nickels and dimes you over car repairs, will it matter his life to you or will you attack him with everything that you have?

If in a black gang, and a member is killed by a rival black gang member, is justice meted out with the thought in mind that black lives matter?

Do black lives matter as you consume Hennessy or tobacco or white refined sugar or processed food or red dye number 6?

Do they matter then as well?

Do they matter when you check yo man's phone and some other bitch has texted him and it’s the same bitch he told you a year ago he don’t even know who she is??

Do they matter??????!!!!!!!!

If it matters, it matters all.

Otherwise only smoke is being blown!!!!!

 

That concludes a poem written by Nkruma Opare, aka, David Rashed, and my oldest son.

 

Let me continue with my commentary on the so called uprising as a result of the murder of Mr. George Floyd.  This man has been lifted for some reason unbeknownst to us to "hero" status. Protests and even riots have abound all over the US and in other countries abroad.  We see Africans in Ghana and Dahomey weighing in on this scenario, and all with as much fervor as was once given to the plandemic, coronavirus. And of course it draws from me a number of questions as I see media, celebrities, corporations, name brands and even sports organization now speaking out against racism and police brutality.  It boogles the mind as it seems these things are now in recent memory when heretofore, they have been the mainstay of life in the US and even around the world.  African people have been demonized for over 500 years as a tool to redirect attention from the inhumanity of the slave trade.  But I will not venture too deeply into that historical caveat right now.

 

As much as we would like to think of these things as organic, the size and coordination, as it was with the propagandized corona virus, tells us a little bit more about how the powers that shouldn't be get into the act quickly to control the narrative.

 

And the question remains, it is really about Black lives or is it about the Green Dollar.?

 

And Just for a few headlines

 

Bürgermeisterin lässt “Black Lives Matter” auf die Straße malen

Mayoress has “Black Lives Matter” painted on the street

https://akelanews.com/2020/06/05/burgermeisterin-lasst-black-lives-matter-auf-die-strase-malen/

 

Commissioner Eudaly plans large-scale ‘Black Lives Matter’ street art

https://bikeportland.org/2020/06/05/commissioner-eudaly-plans-large-scale-black-lives-matter-street-art-316392

 

Stadt Washington lässt “Black Lives Matter” hinter das Weiße Haus malen

City of Washington has Black Lives Matter painted behind the White House

https://www.rnd.de/politik/usa-stadt-washington-lasst-black-lives-matter-auf-strasse-hinter-weissem-haus-malen-EW5KR5LWSRGZFBT22L2O63SPCI.html

 

Riesiges gelbes Wandgemälde ‘Black Lives Matter’ auf der Straße in der Nähe des Weißen Hauses

Huge yellow mural ‘Black Lives Matter’ on the street near the White House

https://www.nach-welt.com/riesiges-gelbes-wandgemalde-black-lives-matter-auf-der-strase-in-der-nahe-des-weisen-hauses/

 

Uber Eats stops charging delivery fees to black-owned restaurants

https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/uber-eats-stops-charging-delivery-fees-to-black-owned-restaurants

 

Videos zeigen das gewaltige Ausmaß der Demonstrationen in Berlin und London

Videos show the enormous extent of the demonstrations in Berlin and London

https://www.stern.de/panorama/videos-zeigen-gewaltiges-ausmass-der-demos-in-berlin-und-london-9292146.html?utm_campaign=alle-videos&utm_medium=rssfeed&utm_source=standard

 

Black Lives Matter : Videos Zeigen Das Gewaltige Ausmaß Der Demonstrationen In Berlin Und London

Black lives matter: videos show the massive scale of the demonstrations in Berlin and London

https://www.mondialnews.com/2020/06/06/black-lives-matter-videos-zeigen-das-gewaltige-ausmas-der-demonstrationen-in-berlin-und-london/


We analyzed 27 memos from CEOs responding to George Floyd's death. Here's how the most effective messages acknowledged mistakes and outlined concrete plans for an inclusive workplace.

https://www.businessinsider.com/corporate-responses-to-george-floyd-death-analysis-racism-diversity-inclusion-2020-6

 

 

Now, brands want to get on board?? To protect their brands and their stores, shops and business.  All of a sudden, black lives matter especially if those black lives and their supporters start to think about boycotting.  Hmmm Never let a crisis go to waste.  Weigh in on the chaos and reap the benefits and we have more headlines.

 

Brands Are Speaking Out on Black Lives Matter. How Are Consumers Going to Respond?

Backing protesters is divisive; backing small firms is not. What brands shouldn't do: stay silent

https://morningconsult.com/2020/06/02/brands-black-lives-matter-response-poll/

 

Facebook Employees Have Allegedly Been Crossing Out “Black Lives Matter” on the Company Signature Board

https://www.themarysue.com/facebook-black-lives-matter/

 

Sony Music Launches $100 Million Fund to Support Social Justice, Anti-Racist Initiatives

https://variety.com/2020/biz/news/sony-music-launches-100-million-fund-to-support-social-justice-anti-racist-initiatives-1234626290/

 

Floyd Mayweather Is Paying for All Four of George Floyd’s Funerals

https://atlantablackstar.com/2020/06/02/floyd-mayweather-is-paying-for-all-four-of-george-floyds-funerals

 

What can Indian brands powering hate on TV news learn from #BlackLivesMatter?

https://www.newslaundry.com/2020/06/06/what-can-indian-brands-powering-hate-on-tv-news-learn-from-blacklivesmatter

 

How Fashion Brands, Designers and Industry Leaders are Supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement

https://www.usmagazine.com/stylish/pictures/how-fashion-industry-leaders-are-supporting-black-lives-matter/

Fashion brands, designers and stylists are using their social media platform as a way to inform and empower their followers. They’re donating generous sums of money to social justice organizations, sharing educational resources, and matching donations.

 

What CEOs Said About George Floyd’s Death

A look at what the leaders at 35 big companies from Facebook to Bank of America said in response to the killing and recent protests

https://www.wsj.com/articles/what-executives-said-about-george-floyds-death-11591364538?st=evuer0h04s4nkwj

 

Millionaire NBA Players Are Now Threatening to Cancel the Season Over “Racism”

https://www.waynedupree.com/2020/06/nba-racism-black-lives-matter-season/

 

Dr. Liza Shoes

On June 1, the doctor-designed high heel brand announcedOpens in a new Window. that it's donating $75 to Black Lives Matter for every pair of Dr. Liza pumps purchased on June 7. Use the code DREAM50 to take 50 percent off of your order.

 

H&M Group

The retail company posted an Instagram statement on June 1 pledging "a donation of $500,000 to the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, Color of Change and the ACLU."

 

Susan Alexandra

"Continuing to put my $ where my mouth is," wrote the NYC-based accessory brand on June 1. The designer is looking for suggestions for "places that are in need" to donate to. In the meantime, it's "donating to organizations focused on black LGBTQ mental health and resources."

 

Warby Parker

"In the spirit of our ongoing commitment to social innovation and inspiring change, we are pledging $1 million to organizations and initiatives focused on combating racism," wrote the brand in an Instagram statement on June 1.

 

Law Roach

Zendaya’s fashion stylist took to the ‘gram with an announcement on June 1. “If you are a black business that is destroyed and you are not insured I’m starting a fund with 25k of my own money to help rebuild,” he wrote in the caption of the post. “And I’m asking my friends in fashion to donate as well.”

 

Catbird

“We will continue to listen, learn, step up, and take action against systemic racism,” the NYC-based boutique wrote in an Instagram post on June 1. “One part of this is the donation we are making today. Black Lives Matter. $15,000 to the ACLU. $15,000 to Black Lives Matter. $15,000 to the NAACP. $5,000 to community funds.”

 

Eckhaus Latta

The American fashion brand matched donations made to the Bali Project on June 1 by encouraging followers to DM them a screenshot of their donation receipt.

 

Aritzia

“In honor of #GeorgeFloyd and our entire community, Aritzia is donating $100,000 to Black Lives Matter and the NAACP,” the fashion brand announced via Instagram on May 31.

  

Best moments from CNN and Sesame Street's town hall on racism for kids and parents  By Leah Asmelash, CNN  Updated 12:21 PM ET, Sat June 6, 2020

https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/06/us/cnn-sesame-street-town-hall-racism-trnd/index.html

 

Ben & Jerry’s Blew Other Brands Away With Its Powerful Statement On The Black Lives Matter Movement: ‘Silence Is Not An Option’

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/ben-jerry-blew-other-brands-153700609.html

 

Silence Is NOT An Option

https://www.benjerry.com/about-us/media-center/dismantle-white-supremacy

  

With all these brands weighing in at this time, I am beginning to wonder if they are running away from the real deal, and that is these business have been closed down, or limited by customer decrease in revenues which means decrease in revenues for them. So by doing all this big bang donating are they encouraging folks to purchase more of their stuff?  Are they covering for their own bailouts.  Are they wiping their slate clean and turning heads in the direction of donations as a way to pacify the masses?  Do they not think that the masses would wonder, how in the world during this lock down and business closures across the country that they could even afford to make such generous donations?

 

Donations that we know will all be tax deductible at the end of the year.  Have they been hanging out with Bill Gates who does this double dipping as a matter of course??  It just seems so strange to me that at this time, in light of all the other times that got little or no worldwide attention, folks are going into their pockets to donate to a the cause of social justice and anti-racism, something that has been going on for centuries, but now, all of a sudden, their hearts are moved to do something about it.

 

Let me not be grotesques in my assessments here, surely some of them have done so in the quietude of their own conscious, just because they have a moral high bar, and certainly they are not taking advantage of an opportunity to "capitalize" of this tragedy. At risk of sounding quite the jaded conspiracy theorist, I just can't help but wonder, why all of a sudden these folks have become so generously conscious of the impact of racism that has been institutionalized and quite pervasive across the landscape of this country and around the world.

I also question these donations after they have been handed over…  What exactly will they do in the long run?  But that would be the topic of another video. 

 

And now we move on to comedy hour and the confusion it emits!

 

Anti-racism protests deemed safe from Covid-19, but anti-lockdown protests aren’t, say health ‘experts’

https://albertapressleader.ca/anti-racism-protests-deemed-safe-from-covid-19-but-anti-lockdown-protests-arent-say-health-experts/

  

Are public health officials confused? All 1,200 of them?

Do they get a big kick out of confusing us?

Do they realize how many times they gave folks the blues for not social distancing, wearing a mask, being outside even?

Do they realize that they scared the bejesus out of everyone by telling them how deadly the virus was and that we need to hug our elders thru a plastic shield?

Did they constantly count the death toll, never telling us the numbers who survived... but on and on about who done died?

Do they realize that we "can't breathe" in those masks and the facial covering is just a band-aide on cancer especially if this virus is so deadly.

 

Are they fn robots and haven't been reprogrammed that the virus has lost its luster, and they need to let it go and focus on the riots and the looting and the police brutality and the murder of Mr. Floyd and the rabbit hole?

I mean, instead of sounding completely retarded, let the virus go the way of ole Sandusky, cause it wasn't all it was cracked up to be to begin with, and keep it moving.

Mixing the narrative makes them look very, very incompetent or maybe their software has Covid-19.

 

I ain't too sure but this article is way over the top with the doublespeak madness. SMDH

 

Excerpt: “Instead, we wanted to present a narrative that prioritizes opposition to racism as vital to the public health, including the epidemic response. We believe that the way forward is not to suppress protests in the name of public health but to respond to protesters demands in the name of public health, thereby addressing multiple public health crises.” 

https://whdh.com/news/over-1000-health-professionals-sign-a-letter-saying-dont-shut-down-protests-using-coronavirus-concerns-as-an-excuse/

 

And in the same vein of the Imagine Scenario, the celebrities weigh in as well.

 

 

You would have to be living under a rock not to see how pervasive this psyops has gone.  With the Covid-19 plandemic losing its luster, we see the predator class shift gears to another plan of distraction, lying in wait for several years.   Let me refer you to a report presented by

 

Millennial Millie,

Undercover Investigation - Minneapolis Riot Was Preplanned 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgsnyHILdb8


  

In the final analysis, what was once right has now become wrong, what was once wrong is now right, the confounding confusion perpetrated not only by the media, but by the medical professionals, politicians and celebrities tells all one thing, they are certainly in Lock Step with an agenda that we have sleepily been allowing to happen right under our noses. Let's just hope that the awakening is powerful enough to keep us awake so that when the so called second phase comes, whatever that may be, we are geared up to look it straight in the eye and call it what it is, a Psyops to control our minds, a major distraction from what is really happening and a desperate action on behalf of the predator class who are losing ground each day.  Their desire to control the entire world is in the face of the entire world, and while there were many who fell for the con, there are a few who are seeing behind the veil, and to be honest, that's all we need, just a few to sound the alarm.

 

Thanks so much for watching this video. I do believe that Black lives matter, but I also believe that all lives matter, and if there was truly a sustainable message that should be above all others, is the true and sincere caring of the human being and this great planet that we live on.  When I see that happen, then I will believe that these folks really do care about humanity, otherwise, it is just smoke and mirrors and after they finish using up all the airtime around this movement, they will simply foment another Order out of Chaos situation. 

 

Till next time, I bid you, your family and loved ones,  peace and blessings.


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Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Did Africans sell fellow Africans into Slavery? (Videos)


Presented by: Truth and Edutainment 



Are you tired of Racist and/or uninformed people using the line, "Well you all sold your own people into Slavery"? I thought you would be. But NOW you have a weapon... Whenever that comes up, Post this video as a response. Another Truth and Edutainment Production.










Saturday, February 11, 2017

"Is Michelle Obama A Man?" The Racist Implications (video)

NB Commentary: So, let's talk about the racism and its implications on why folks believe Michelle Obama is a man. I briefly mention it in the 5th video in this series but I want to develop it a little more in this video.   Let me start by saying..... Racism/White Supremacy is a disease that has infected everyone, Black and White. The controllers felt that it was time to step it up a notch so they invented Racism/White Supremacy to enhance their control over the masses. Folks need to check out Tim Wise, a white boy, who candidly talks about Racism/White Supremacy/White Privilege.






Humans have always been discretionary in their interactions with other humans. It started with clans and tribes. Back in the ancient times, for the most part, everyone was of the same ethnic group so there was no need to promote separation by ethnicity. They would just divide themselves into clan groups, you know, the Hatfield's and the McCoys, Hausa and the Fulani.  When the world became smaller due to humans moving out of their respective covens, they began to fear loss. This fear of loss caused them to be even more selective and exclusive. With the advent of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade indigenous peoples who already had their own clan identities were shipped into the Western world among mostly Europeans and their descendants.

Europeans were just as tribal as the Africans but now they had a new threat. The African. In order to preserve their place and protect their fears, they created the notion of race and race superiority.  I am not going to mention the names of the forerunners of this ideology, except to say, that I know the story, but I sometimes forget the names. Mr. Wise could probably give you those names and dates.

Over time, White supremacy became the calling card and Africans were relegated to the level of the underclass, ignorant, stupid, moronic with no moral values and no religion. Making these statements part of the educational system gave the Controllers ample ammunition to sustain their power, their property, their ideology and their Supremacy.

Politics became the stomping ground for the perpetration of the myth of racism as they separated the people into two groups. Whites and coloreds. they further instigated the divide by demonizing anyone who would want to protect and/or see the coloreds as equals with inherent human rights.

That started with the so-called Founders of this nation, most if not all whom were slave owners.  The so-called Founders did not have women or coloreds in mind when they said "all men are created equal." They only had themselves and other rich landowners and bankers in mind. The words are lofty and people want to say them, but the intent was far from it.

The electoral college was established, and in counting the population of the United States, the African was considered 3/5 of a man in order to gain representation during the process of selecting the President of the United states. Blacks were only included because the southern states had a large population but did not feel they were equally represented, because they were not counting the Negroes. The 3/5th's of a man clause was added, and clearly demonstrates the racism/white supremacy of those in power at the time.

The next move was to get the whites to rally behind the political leaders, even to their detriment and even against their own interests, if it meant that they could be part of the White Brotherhood, or the perceived White Privilege that would be granted to them due to the color of their skin. I could go on but I don't want to make this video too long.

The whole thing is so convoluted.

Now, today, they are trying to say the Trump is dividing America. They are projecting their racism/white supremacy onto Trump. He gets to be the sacrificial lamb when in essence racism was there long before he got to the white house. Racism is a part of American culture. It is embedded into it.  And it is insidious and well hidden in many respects, not all, but in many.

So, when Obama became president the US, it showed just how divided this country was.  Some would like to say, they are not racist, because they voted for Obama. But, if you read articles and comments under them, you can get an idea of how racist folks really were. I believe they simply voted for him out of their desire to show the world, they were ready to open their hearts and minds. Unfortunately, as soon as he started doing stuff they didn't like that old shoe came hurling out of the closet.

But you know what? I believe it's all part of the agenda. It's like slicing in to a whole pie.  You take one slice at a time till it's all gone. Obama was used to start the pie slicing. The Puppet masters knew about the deep seated racism in this country because they spent centuries planting it. So, the horrible stuff that came out after he won, along with the death threats, to the point that they had to give his limo with extra protection,  Folks have tried to jump the wall, they arrested skin heads who threatened his life, and the Tea Party/Birther movement emerged with Trump at the helm. Quiet as it's kept, blacks are still fighting for equal rights as citizens of the United States and they have birth certificates stating they were born here.

Attacks by the police skyrocketed and then, throw in the numerous false flag shootings and blaming Obama for being a Muslim, and you are down to a very few slices left to completely divide the country.

Personally, living in this country every day, what they should be saying is that the Obama's needed their heads examined for even putting their lives and their children's lives in jeopardy. Folks claim they are not racist, but they don't understand how we process racism nor have they been the brunt of it.

We know that to call Michelle a man because she has masculine features is racist and goes all the way back to the slave trade.  We know that exploiting our women and their sexuality goes back there too. We know that the model of beauty and femininity is that of a white woman. We know that saying Obama is married to a man is racist because they are saying he is not man enough too have a real woman.  We also know that the cry for Obama to defend his woman is a reminiscent of the many times, our men were not even allowed to defend their women and had to watch their women abused in the most horrific ways.

Why is it that they see African Americans, in the position of POTUS and FLOTUS and point out that they are using taxpayers money? It's a slap in the face, as if to say they are welfare recipients, another racist slur.  But isn't that what Presidents and their wives and families do. They are getting paid to lay their lives out there for the entire world to scrutinize and that is how this system is set up, to use Taxpayer's money. They make bombs to kill people with taxpayers' money.

We know that black manhood has been the brunt of racism from saying that Michael Brown looked like a big beast, and he scared the Police officer. to making Obama effeminate.

We know this, but today, many don't realize that they are racist, and that's why I am bringing the aspect of racism being the hidden reason that folks want to believe Michelle Obama is a man.

Racism has gone into the dark corner of this country's mind. It has been glossed over, powder puffed, affirmative actioned, and regentrified in communities across America, however, it still exists, because It's etched into the DNA of whites and blacks, here and around the world.  Whether they were a party to any of it, the Ancestors, black and white, were.

African Americans do not have the luxury of forgetting that racism/white supremacy exists in this country. We see it everyday in some of the most insidious ways. We know what it looks like. We brace ourselves for it whenever we interact with White folks.  We know that sometimes they just don't realize they are being racist.  Some of us know, that giving us a White God to Worship, is the most racist thing that could have ever been done to the Black Man.

The only way to stop it is for White folks to step out of their denial and accept that it's there. Like an old shoe left in the closet, collecting dust, it's still there and that old shoe, when the individual feels the most threatened, will be hurled.  Whites will then have to examine the many ways they show it and stop it!

White folks have to face the ugly past of their Ancestors and examine the thousands of ways their Ancestors perpetrated racism/white supremacy and be honest that it ain't all gone, there's still some tentacles of it left in them.

And then, and only then will white folks be in the position to cut away the tentacles of racism/white supremacy. And they may need a little help from their black friends who can tell them that what they said or did was patently racist.

Divide and conquer is the name of the game. If you got this far in my video I am grateful, and I want to say to all of you. We are all human beings, we have one home, planet earth, we are all of one race, the human race. We have ethnic differences and some advantages, but we are all human and like my mom used to say.... "our behind holes all point to the ground."

Links of Interest
Racist Cartoon Depicting The First Lady As A Man
By Black Fu on May 19, 2016
http://www.blackfu.com/racist-cartoon-depicting-the-first-lady-as-a-man/
10:44 AM - 13 May 2016

http://grrrgraphics.com/index.html
https://twitter.com/GrrrGraphics/status/731132987547340800/photo/1
Racist Cartoon Compares An Angry Masculine Michelle Obama To A Happy Dainty Melania Trump  by Simone C. Porter
https://www.clutchmagonline.com/2016/05/racist-cartoon-attacks-michelle-obama-praises-melania-trump/
https://flavorwire.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/rupaul-drag-race.jpg
Check Out Ernestine Shepherd: The 75-year-old bodybuilding grandma
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/4a/b4/e3/4ab4e37a4ef3f25e85d8e9f6c3044e0d.jpg
https://www.thatsister.com/wow-these-black-female-body-builders-are-stronger-than-your-average-man/
Incredibly Muscular Female Competitive Bodybuilders
http://www.totalprosports.com/2011/08/09/11-incredibly-muscular-female-competitive-bodybuilders/
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Sunday, November 13, 2016

DR FRANCES CRESS WELSING PREDICTED DONALD TRUMP'S VICTORY!!! (videos)

DR FRANCES CRESS WELSING PREDICTED DONALD TRUMP'S VICTORY!!!
Third generation physician and author of the Isis Papers, Dr. Frances Cress Welsing passed away in January 2016. Weeks before her transition she told her Cress Welsing Institute students that Donald J. Trump would be the next president of the United States. Her clairvoyance was a a product of her scientific brilliance and her unparalleled understanding of Racism/White Supremacy. It is a colossal loss not having her with us to dissect the results and take a bow for extra-ordinary forecast.





Third generation physician and author of the Isis Papers, Dr. Frances Cress Welsing passed away in January 2016. Weeks before her transition she told her Cress Welsing Institute students that Donald J. Trump would be the next president of the United States. Her clairvoyance was a a product of her scientific brilliance and her unparalleled understanding of Racism/White Supremacy. It is a colossal loss not having her with us to dissect the results and take a bow for extra-ordinary forecast.

Frances Cress Welsing (born March 18, 1935) earned a B.S. degree at Antioch College and in 1962 received a M.D. at Howard University. In the 1960s, Welsing moved to Washington, D.C. and worked at many hospitals, especially children's hospitals. In her writing, Welsing discusses that white people are the result of a genetic mutation of albinism and are the outcast offspring of the original peoples of Africa. (Wikipedia)

Peace to a Warrior Scholar – Dr. Frances Cress Welsing
Posted by ALI JAMAL on JANUARY 5, 2016
Heavy hearts and open minds.

Open to a renewed sense of struggle, only brought forth by greater understanding…
Our dear sister, Frances Cress Welsing brought an energy only understood by the god within.  Her delivery was poignant, undeniable, critical, thought-provoking, painful, instructional, enlightening, and most importantly, empowering.
When the sister of 80 strong said peace to the nation, she left her imprint for truth, dialogue, and mass movement.

Let us a take a moment to remember our ancestor, honor her physical life as Frances Cress Welsing, read her words, watch her speak, and feel the greatness that she fought so valiantly to bring out of each and every one of us.
…rest from this realm, my sister, and bring forth the love and guidance you will forever posses.  We, your close and distant descendants and kin, say thank you. Your work was not in vain.








Monday, May 2, 2016

Louis C.K. - You cant take a People's historical context away from them.

Louis C.K. - You cant take a People's historical context away from them.

Early life
C.K. was born on September 12, 1967, in Washington, D.C.,[2][4][12][13] the son of Mary Louise Székely (née Davis), asoftware engineer, and Luis Székely, an economist.[2] C.K.'s parents met at Harvard University, where his mother was completing her degree in a summer-school program.[1] They were married at St. Francis Church in Traverse City,Michigan.[14] C.K. has three sisters.[15]
When C.K. was a year old, his family moved to his father's home country of Mexico, from where his father had earned a degree from the National Autonomous University of Mexico prior to graduating from Harvard.[14] C.K.'s first language was Spanish; it was not until after the move to the U.S. that he began to learn English.[16] He has since mostly forgotten his Spanish.[17] C.K.'s paternal grandfather, Dr. Géza Székely Schweiger, was a surgeon. Székely Schweiger was aHungarian Jew whose family immigrated to Mexico, where he met C.K.'s paternal grandmother, Rosario Sánchez Morales.[18] Sánchez Morales was a CatholicMexican.[17] C.K.'s grandfather agreed to have his children raised Catholic, but was (according to C.K.) "quietly Jewish".[19]
C.K.'s mother, an American with Irish ancestry, grew up on a farm in Michigan.[20][21] She graduated from Owosso High School in Owosso, Michigan. She attendedUniversity of Michigan and graduated from Ohio State University Phi Beta Kappa. C.K.'s maternal grandparents were M. Louise Davis and Alfred C. Davis.[14]







At age seven, C.K. left Mexico with his family to move back to the United States and settle in Boston.[22] Upon moving from Mexico to suburban Boston, C.K. wanted to become a writer and comedian, citing Richard Pryor, Steve Martin, and George Carlin as some of his influences.[1] When he was 10, his parents divorced. C.K. said that his father was around but he did not see him much and when he remarried, C.K.'s father converted to Orthodox Judaism, the faith of his new wife.[19] C.K. and his three sisters were raised by their single mother in Newton, Massachusetts.[23] The fact that his mother had only "bad" TV shows to view upon returning home from work inspired him to work on television.[23] C.K.'s mother raised her children as Catholic, wanting them to have a religious framework and understanding, and they attended after-school Catholic class until they completed communion.[19] C.K. has said that his father's whole family still lives in Mexico. C.K.'s paternal uncle Dr. Francisco Székely is an academic and an international consultant on environmental affairs who served as Mexico's Deputy Minister of Environment (2000–2003).[24]
C.K. attended Newton North High School, and graduated in 1985. He graduated with future Friends star, Matt LeBlanc whom he would later be nominated with in the same category at the Primetime Emmy Awards multiple times.[25] After graduating from Newton North High School, C.K. worked as an auto mechanic and at a public access TV cable station in Boston.[2] According to C.K., working in public access TV gave him the tools and technical knowledge to make his short films and later his television shows. "Learning is my favorite thing", he said.[7] He also worked for a time as a cook and in a video store.[15]

Monday, April 11, 2016

A Continuing Dilemma: Slavery, By John Burl Smith

A Continuing Dilemma: Slavery, By John Burl Smith

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The dilemma of slavery continues to dog the United States of America  (USA) 137 years after Pres. Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation  Proclamation (1862) freeing only the slaves held in the South.

Many historians say emancipation caused more problems than it solved.  These learned scholars opine that the Civil War was unnecessary because slave masters would have ended slavery because they would have realized supporting slaves was too great an  economic burden and that free labor was more productive.  However,  slavery was about more than economics and productivity.  Slavery was  the base of a value system that defined the Southern way of life.  It  was tied to a Southerner's sense of personal worth and upon which the house of cards of  the Confederacy was built.

For the Southern gentry, it was not simply a question of freeing or not freeing slaves.  The proposition was intimately related to a  society's unwillingness to accept as human property it was taught to  see as brut animals one owns like a horse or cow.  Slavery's belief  system attributed everything good/righteous  to white people and  everything bad/evil to blacks.  Synonymous to the mind-set of English  lords, families that owned slaves were bred to believe in their inherent right to be masters just as they bred into slaves the rightness of being owned.  People who believed in that system could  never accept that the stroke of a pen could rob them of an entitlement  to which whites clung so tenaciously for generations and sacrificed  tens of thousands of lives to preserve.

The reality is Lincoln's signature did not undo the mental underpinning that justified slavery and the dehumanizing process of  white supremacy that was supported by the socioeconomic,  educational, religious and political systems in the US.  Incidents such as those  that occurred in North and South Carolina recently are endemic to the  15 slave states and find their geneses in the forlorn hope of  returning to that erst while existence before emancipation.  That hope  is nurtured by Article I Section II of the US Constitution and state practices and policies that give rise to unresolved psychological  issues left over from slavery.

First in South Carolina, Anthony Hill, 30, a black man, was shot in  the head then dragged behind a truck for 11 miles, leaving a foot-wide  dark stain on the asphalt (6-2-10).  Newberry County sheriff's  deputies said the bloody trail led them to the mobile home of Gregory Collins, 19, a white man now charged with murder. The County Sheriff  said the two men who were employed by Louis Rich, a chicken processor  in Newberry, had spent most of Tuesday together at Collins' mobile  home, where Hill was shot early Wednesday morning.  The FBI has been  called in to assist in what is obviously a "hate crime."

These types of gruesome "hate crimes" continue to occur from Texas to  West Virginia.  Such murders are not the result of wanton violence because the perpetrators are always white men and the victims black.  They are reminiscent of  ritualistic lynchings that were so popular from the 1890s through the 1940s.  They seem to be a result of latent or repressed rage that surfaces uncontrollably when a black man is perceived as challenging the master's status.

The aforementioned historians would readily reject this hypothesis but when people who have been immersed in the use of dehumanizing hatred  which is tied to their sense of worth and power lose status to those  that are dehumanized, the affect can be intolerable.  Under such  circumstances totally despicable acts can result.

The next example relates to children.  Breeding slaves meant offsprings were notA 150-year-old photograph discovered in an attic in North Carolina revived haunting images of the faces of American slavery. The picture shows two young black barefoot slaves, wearing ragged clothes, perched on a barrel.
children worthy of compassion but they were "pickaninnies." 

The photo, which may have been taken in the early 1860s, is believed to be of a boy named John and an unidentified companion.  Will Stapp,  a photographic historian and curator for the National Portrait Gallery  at the Smithsonian Institution said the picture is "A testament to a  dark part of American history. What you are looking at when you see  this photo are two boys who were victims of that history."  Found during a moving sale in Charlotte in April, the photo was accompanied by a document detailing the sale of John in 1854 for $1,150.

Keya Morgan, New York collector, who paid $30,000 for the photo album  which included the young boys and several family pictures and $20,000  for the sale document proclaimed, "I buy stuff all the time, but this  shocked me.  A portrait of slave children is rare." Morgan believes the home in which the photo was found was owned by a deceased descendant of John. "This kid was abused and mistreated and people forgot about him.  He doesn't even exist in history. And to know that there were millions of children who were like him, I've never seen another photo like that that speaks so much for children."

Stapp said the photo was probably taken by Timothy O'Sullivan, an apprentice of Mathew Brady, the famous 19th-century photographer whose  portraits of historical figures such as Pres. Abraham Lincoln are legendary. O'Sullivan photographed what is believed to be some of the first slaves liberated after Lincoln issued his preliminary Emancipation Proclamation (1862).

Harold Holzer, an administrator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and an author of several books about Lincoln said, "To me, it's such a moving and astonishing picture. Abolitionists circulated photos of adult slaves who had been beaten or whipped, the photo of the two boys  is more subtle," only suggesting their horror.  Thinking of children who from birth to death, lived the dehumanizing misery of slavery, Ron Soodalter, an author on slavery and member of the board of directors at the Abraham Lincoln Institute in Washington, D.C. said, "The photo depicts the reality of slavery. This picture shows that the  institution of slavery didn't pick or choose. This was a generic  horror. It victimized the old, the young."

The absence of John and millions of slave children like him is no accident of history; they have been deliberately edited out of history by academicians who frame and write it.  Controlling that process is jealously guarded by universities; Dr. M. Cookie Newsom, director for diversity education and assessment at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill declares. "Faculty diversification for universities is seen as "affirmative action."  There's no delicate way of describing the lack of commitment many top research universities demonstrate as they talk about diversifying their faculties."

When confronted with the dismal statistics, Newsom says university decision-makers offer: 1) There are not enough qualified candidates of  color; 2) There is no need to interview them because they are in high  demand from other institutions; and 3) They are too expensive. Recalling an instance at UNC where a black female staff candidate was  disqualified on the claim she didn't "fit well" and because she "spoke  too loudly," Newsom proclaimed "Underlying the excuses is an insidious  presumption of inferiority. Diversity research has not focused on the  inner workings of the tenure process in committees.... that is where  most of the biases emerge."

Newsom's conclusions are drawn from research and statistics that show,  while peer research institutions have documented plans to retain and  advance minority faculty, the outcomes reflect nothing more than lip  service. "If you are an African-American, American Indian or Latino  with a Ph.D., your odds of ever receiving tenure at a Research I  (school) are between slim and none." Between 2001 and 2007, black  professors consistently represented just 3 percent or less of tenured  or tenure-track faculty year after year at Harvard University, Ohio  State University, University of Florida, University of California at Los Angeles and Berkeley, University of Illinois, University of Texas, Stanford University and the University of North Carolina, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.

"It's racial discrimination," she said unapologetically. "We know what's wrong; there is inherent bias in committees and negative perceptions based on race.  "Institutional racism' is just the door blocking entrance, once inside scholars find other superficial barriers for junior faculty, including overburdening service work,  undervalued qualifications, and the lack of mentorship and support from senior faculty," Newsom reiterated.

Myths, misconceptions, deliberate distortion and outright lies taught about black people during slavery are still a part of white folklore regarding African Americans and continue to be taught.  These socioeconomic, educational, religious and political processes serve the same purpose now they did during slavery; they are the base of an American value system that defined a way of life -- white supremacy.  This value system is no longer tied to just southerners' sense of personal worth and power; it is as American as the "Tea Party Movement."  For a white man, there is no worst position or condition to be in than to be beneath a black man, because he is educated to see  a black as totally worthless.

The continuing dilemma of slavery is the shared value it holds for whites, so much so, they support each other as though status in the US is a zero sum game.  The US Constitution still values slave descendants as 3/5 of white men.  That is why the status of slave descendants can not be allowed to change.  Whites are educated to  believe they deserve a status above blacks and the failure to achieve it can trigger the kind of response displayed by the young man in South Carolina.  White supremacy is a psychological disease left over from slavery that affects most white Americans and black people suffer  its effects as institutional racism and acts of violence.  


Footnotes:
Hell on Wheels (TV series)

A haunting 150-year-old photo found in a North Carolina attic shows a young black child named John, barefoot and wearing ragged clothes, perched on a barrel next to another unidentified young boy.

Mathew Brady Biography Photographer (c. 1823–1896)

Timothy H. O'Sullivan

“The stunning account of modern-day slaves and traffickers in the land of the free”

Scholar Says Research Universities Not Serious About Faculty Diversity


South Carolina police: Black man shot to death, body dragged

The dragging of Hill's body sheds light onto how much the death and destruction perpetrated upon African-Americans in this country hundreds of years ago still resides in this country's DNA. 
Pasted from http://www.africanamerica.org/topic/death-of-south-carolina-man-shot-and-dragged-for-ten-miles-investigated-as-hate-crime?reply=168056827305523459

How Ironic, two men, same name both killed, five years apart. How Ironic!
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