Black People Politics : 4 Stages of Global White Supremacy/Racism

[Fine1952]

This has stop-indigeneous-indians written all over it!​

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Ohio’s “Black Laws”​

04.01.24
by Dan Biddle, EJI Senior Writer

Ohio's “Black Laws”

Ohio's early history of racial discrimination.

eji.org

To stop Black people from moving to the state, the all-white state legislature approved “An Act to Regulate Black and Mulatto Persons” in 1804, and amended it three years later, stripping Black residents of their rights in the courts. Starting April 1, 1807, Black people in Ohio were barred from testifying in any case, civil or criminal, in which one of the parties was white. Ohio’s “Black Laws,” as the measures became known, gave white supremacy priority over justice.

 

[Fine1952]

Racism exists where ever there are yt people.

Our cities burned...

Our cities flooded...

Our waters poisoned...

Our people lynched...

Our men wrongly incarcerated...

Our women and men shot and killed in the street and in their own homes...

What more proof do you need in order to surmise that you are the target and they are the predator/enemy?

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We may be biased, prejudiced, or even discriminatory toward one other, yet we do not have the power to destroy each other on the same scale that yt people have to destroy us as a group.

 

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“If you don't understand white supremacy/racism ,everything that you do understand will only confuse you..” -- Neely Fuller, Jr.

FOUR STAGES OF GLOBAL WHITE SUPREMACY/RACISM by Neely Fuller, Jr. - posted by me of Facebook


A. White Supremacy/Racism (Establishment) Phase 1: all speech and/or action, by those non-black people who seek to dominate (through the practiced use of racism) non-white people.

(i) MODEL: Invasion of lands occupied by non-white people; Removal of natural resources from the land of non-white people.


B. White Supremacy/Racism (Maintenance) Phase 2: all speech and/or action by those non-black people who through the practiced use of racism (white supremacy) continue to preserve this state through one or more of the areas of human activity (READ: The Isis Papers by Dr. Frances Cress Welsing)

(ii) MODEL: Apartheid, Colonization, Enslavement, Old Jim Crow and The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration of college-aged black men

C. White Supremacy/Racism (Expansion) Phase 3: all speech and/or action by those non-black people who practice racism (white supremacy), and who promote and impose directly, or indirectly this act upon non-white people who are born into the world.

(iii) EXAMPLE: Use of all levels of human activity: economics, entertainment, religion, education, labor, law, media (eg. printed, spoken) , sex, sports and politics

D. White Supremacy/Racism (Refinement) Phase 4: all speech, and/or action, by those non-black people who practice racism (white supremacy) by more efficiently improving the methods in order to make this state ‘seem more acceptable' to the victims = non-white people .

(iv) MODEL: Language used by non-black people in support of white supremacy (eg. Hillary Clinton’s support of the Eugenist Margaret Sanger who is a KKK sympathizer and devised to use planned parenthood as a tool to control non-white populations; Biological Warfare: Spread of AIDS/HIV virus in Africa in the form of vaccinations by Bill Gates.


So, the next time some unlearned non-white person or an unlearned non-black person calls you a black racist, put them on notice by setting them straight by letting them know that victims will never be racist. More black people need to absorb the profound counter-racist scholarship of Neely Fuller, Jr. Maybe if that Y=Generation were sitting at home reading and absorbing "The United Independent Compensatory Code System Concept a textbook/workbook for Thought, Speech and/or Action for Victims of Racism (white supremacy) + the workbook by Neely Fuller Jr. (1) they would not be targets in the streets of AmeriKKKa (2) they would more accurately think through the 'cause and effect' of any action they make b4 they take that action.

SOURCE:

(1) "The United Independent Compensatory Code/System/Concept: A Textbook/Workbook for thought, speech and/or action for victims of racism (white supremacy" Textbook by Neely Fuller
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(2) "The United Independent Compensatory Code/System/Concept: A Textbook/Workbook for thought, speech, and/or action for victims of racism (White Supremacy) Word Guide by Neely Fuller
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(3) Brandy Alexandriyah (October 22, 2013

https://www.hourtimenow.com/blogs/3242/1207/the-four-stages-of-white-supremacy-by-neely-fuller#:~:text=Stage%201%3A%20The%20ESTABLISHMENT%20of%20white%20supremacy.%20the,people%20Stage%202%3A%20The%20MAINTENANCE%20of%20white%20supremacy.

(4) posted by me

This is a good illustration.

I only want to point out that imagine this pyramid is an iceberg.

I'm borrowing the analogy from the Metu Neter

What white people are conscious and unconscious of depends on where the surface of the water is relative to the iceberg.

The reason that many white people are afraid of "wokism" is because they don't understand or know what it means. For those people the word itself is below the surface of the water; distorted by the ripples on the water's surface. The understanding is slightly out of their reach because they are being told different things about what it is. Most importantly, they're being told by other whites who think they know what it is but who are being told by other whites and the whites at the end do not know the whites at the beginning are racist. They really don't. That's how racism continues to function and why it remains so powerful to this day.

The degree of separation between conscious and unconscious racists is the same as queen vs pawn. They don't even know they're being used or for what purpose. All they see are the results which only reinforce their programming.

When we raise awareness, what happens is that more of this pyramid is visible above the surface of the water. People then become more aware that those elements still exist. Without that awareness we might say "Housing discrimination" and they will honestly be like "What do you mean? We have laws against that". Even those who mean well... very often just don't get it because they are not fully conscious of it. For them, it is underwater and their entire conscious existence is lived above that surface.

Now....


The hard part is that they cannot lift that pyramid out of the water and expose all those things if they simultaneously cannot see and aren't conscious of those things. Because if they're not conscious then they don't know that anything even exists under the water that needs to be exposed. This leaves us to expose it and honestly, most of us are tired and feel like ALL OF IT is their fault and responsibility for fixing. However... isn't that why we protested during the Civil Rights movement? Weren't we trying to expose them and bring attention and awareness and consciousness to these issues that affected us but not them? So how can progress continue if we don't take part in raising awareness? And if our generation stops doing it then doesn't the movement simply die with us?

 

[IPXninja]

This has stop-indigeneous-indians written all over it!​

​

Ohio’s “Black Laws”​

04.01.24
by Dan Biddle, EJI Senior Writer
View attachment 32392

Ohio's “Black Laws”

Ohio's early history of racial discrimination.

eji.org

To stop Black people from moving to the state, the all-white state legislature approved “An Act to Regulate Black and Mulatto Persons” in 1804, and amended it three years later, stripping Black residents of their rights in the courts. Starting April 1, 1807, Black people in Ohio were barred from testifying in any case, civil or criminal, in which one of the parties was white. Ohio’s “Black Laws,” as the measures became known, gave white supremacy priority over justice.

Which is why you have to have as many black politicians in office as possible.

 

[Fine1952]

This is a good illustration.

I only want to point out that imagine this pyramid is an iceberg.

I'm borrowing the analogy from the Metu Neter

What white people are conscious and unconscious of depends on where the surface of the water is relative to the iceberg.

The reason that many white people are afraid of "wokism" is because they don't understand or know what it means. For those people the word itself is below the surface of the water; distorted by the ripples on the water's surface. The understanding is slightly out of their reach because they are being told different things about what it is. Most importantly, they're being told by other whites who think they know what it is but who are being told by other whites and the whites at the end do not know the whites at the beginning are racist. They really don't. That's how racism continues to function and why it remains so powerful to this day.

The degree of separation between conscious and unconscious racists is the same as queen vs pawn. They don't even know they're being used or for what purpose. All they see are the results which only reinforce their programming.

When we raise awareness, what happens is that more of this pyramid is visible above the surface of the water. People then become more aware that those elements still exist. Without that awareness we might say "Housing discrimination" and they will honestly be like "What do you mean? We have laws against that". Even those who mean well... very often just don't get it because they are not fully conscious of it. For them, it is underwater and their entire conscious existence is lived above that surface.

Now....


The hard part is that they cannot lift that pyramid out of the water and expose all those things if they simultaneously cannot see and aren't conscious of those things. Because if they're not conscious then they don't know that anything even exists under the water that needs to be exposed. This leaves us to expose it and honestly, most of us are tired and feel like ALL OF IT is their fault and responsibility for fixing. However... isn't that why we protested during the Civil Rights movement? Weren't we trying to expose them and bring attention and awareness and consciousness to these issues that affected us but not them? So how can progress continue if we don't take part in raising awareness? And if our generation stops doing it then doesn't the movement simply die with us?

They know exactly what they are thinking and doing because they don't think GWS/Racism can ever be broken.

Yts think racism and the benefits they receive will be unending. This too will pass- literally and figureatively.

Which is why you have to have as many black politicians in office as possible.

This has nothing to do with man-made politics.

This is a spiritual war