Black People Politics : I am critical of our time in America.

BTW : Africa has an entire continent of black nations.....
To your first point, many Black people kill Black people. The same can be said of any group of people in a lower economic class. White crimes against white people were quite profound during the early twentieth century during prohibition, but that did not stop them from mobilizing to improve their economic and political standards. We are very good at killing each other, but we are also quite good at building each other up. The proof is the culture we have developed, the art that we have created, and the institutions we have built to improve and enrich ourselves. There will always be rogues of any people. It is our responsibility to deal with them or to exercise them from the community; this is what all peoples do.

To your second point. Africa does have an entire continent of nations, over fifty of them. Although African states have been largely unstable, they have improved over the last half-century, with nations like Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana achieving relatively fair and free elections. Africa has stabilized to the point of becoming the preeminent Continent in the world. However, we cannot rely upon Africa to give land to a group of African descendants that have not been a part of continental affairs for over four centuries. African is heavily sectarian ethnically, which has been the unfortunate origin of the instability in the area. Adding hundreds of thousands and possibly millions of Black Americans will do nothing but add another political chess piece on the African chessboard, competing for political resources, such as land, that are already scarce for indigenous Africans. I reference Liberia once more, whom the Black American freed slaves enslaved the natives and exploited the region of its natural reserves of rubber to sell to white countries. This is what happens when two very different people come into competition over scarce resources, and it will happen again. We cannot rely on America to grant us liberation, but we cannot rely upon Africa either. We must rely on ourselves.
 
To your first point, many Black people kill Black people. The same can be said of any group of people in a lower economic class. White crimes against white people were quite profound during the early twentieth century during prohibition, but that did not stop them from mobilizing to improve their economic and political standards. We are very good at killing each other, but we are also quite good at building each other up. The proof is the culture we have developed, the art that we have created, and the institutions we have built to improve and enrich ourselves. There will always be rogues of any people. It is our responsibility to deal with them or to exercise them from the community; this is what all peoples do.

To your second point. Africa does have an entire continent of nations, over fifty of them. Although African states have been largely unstable, they have improved over the last half-century, with nations like Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana achieving relatively fair and free elections. Africa has stabilized to the point of becoming the preeminent Continent in the world. However, we cannot rely upon Africa to give land to a group of African descendants that have not been a part of continental affairs for over four centuries. African is heavily sectarian ethnically, which has been the unfortunate origin of the instability in the area. Adding hundreds of thousands and possibly millions of Black Americans will do nothing but add another political chess piece on the African chessboard, competing for political resources, such as land, that are already scarce for indigenous Africans. I reference Liberia once more, whom the Black American freed slaves enslaved the natives and exploited the region of its natural reserves of rubber to sell to white countries. This is what happens when two very different people come into competition over scarce resources, and it will happen again. We cannot rely on America to grant us liberation, but we cannot rely upon Africa either. We must rely on ourselves.
" However, we cannot rely upon Africa to give land to a group of African descendants that have not been a part of continental affairs for over four centuries."

We're not expecting such.

Great points within the post.
We can't as you stated.

What a possibly happen.
They recognize US!
Placing " Four Centuries "
Square into the United Nations.
There WE will have New Voices!​
 
We need Intellectual Segregation from European Culture and independent knowledge of technology. But try suggesting that someone read a book. LOL

We need a rational paradigm to justify a common objective that would not provide an easy target, like Patrice Lumumba. How to provide that paradigm?

*When Africa Awakes* (1920) by Hubert Harrison

Harrison worked with Marcus Garvey but was not a fan.

*Black Man's Burden* (1961) by Mack Reynolds

Both free on the Internet.

*The Tyranny of Words* (1938) by Stuart Chase

George Orwell mentioned Chase in an essay on politics. He published the book, A New Deal, shortly before FDR's famous speech. He was a member of FDR's brain trust.

This ain't the 1960s anymore CyberTech is everywhere!

*Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics* by Stan Gibilisco

*Practical Electronics for Inventors* by Paul Scherz

*The Art of Electronics* by Horowitz & Hill
very deep, college level

*Python Crash Course* by Eric Matthes

*Daemon* & *Freedom* by Daniel Suarez
fiction, near future, better than cyberpunk

I have suggested Black Man's Burden for years. It is free on the Internet and not one person has said that they do much as looked at it much less read it. It is like verbal communication is all that really matters. Go to school and read crap palefaces dish out.

The Catcher in the Rye

I refused to read that in school but The Scarlet Letter wasn't any better.
 

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