And there are college educated Blacks. Professional Blacks.
But it always has been about a matter of work! The Lord's work! Your interpretation!
I don't think we want room in the "Big" tent, given the tent seems to have a for "one-race-gender-class" sign.
Our activists, thinkers, writers, contributors are "regulated" by capitalism, when, in turn, the government is freeing the corporations by deregulating rules about water and air quality. There's a hierarchy imposed on our historic figures in order to suit the authoritarian regime. It worries the current regime to find the "wrong" folks entering public restrooms just as it did when the image of Black children to sit next to white children made the KKK remember the significance of sticks of dynamite set to kill Black girls at Sunday School in a Birmingham church.
It's sad to see someone like Byron Donalds still in need of a Master. He caters to the thoughts of MAGA, a force that, in turn, plays into the hands of the capitalist class. He's not alone. There's a Black woman below me who uses a "fart machine" ever change she gets. Harassment wedded to cruelty. Where sis she become arrested in her development as a human being? She's stuck in time.
Who hurt this Black woman for her to be so cruel? So MAGA? So joined-at-the-hip to whiteness? If only she would use that time and money to work as a strategist among whose working with LaTosha Brown or Stacy Abrams's. Not likely, however. Their ancestors are the no less, the overseers!
Americans want Medicare-for-all and affordable housing. They want to abolish ICE and free kidnapped detainees housed in these detention sites. But cruelty is leading the way as a value that determines how the structure of white supremacy responses to protests against the status quo. The lives of human beings and the sustainability of life on this planet mean nothing to the current leadership in Washington D. C.--regardless of the leadership of the two parties.
Not all kin are kind! Not at all. But we do have kin"
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