Peace and Blessings Family,
Wetac0s made the following statement in another thread.
I asked her, did she know any Black Person, that in the end, does not serve the White people in power.
While she did answer my question, it wasn't quite what I was looking for, so I'm asking everyone to share with me, if you don't mind.
We, as a people, tend to diminish each other, when we think one is acting inappropriately (serving), as it relates to White folk.
Even Obama has been included in this number, being diminished. Yet, I'm of the opinion that not one of us is free from serving them. We are all bound to them.
Why is it so easy for us to attempt to diminish the character and integrity of another Black Person, when each of us are subject to their rule?
How are we ... those that do this ... differentiating themselves, from the rest of us?
What makes you so much better than the next Black Person, when you too must abide by all of their rules and laws (and do for the most part), written and unwritten?
Maybe you know some Black People that don't, in the end, serve White People in power. Maybe you are one of them.
If so, please share how you or they (please name them too) achieved this end.
It's almost like ... cook'n for massah 'nem is the worst thing one can do ... you despise the cooks ... but you planted the corn (or shucked it) that was cooked!
I don't get it. We all play a part in our own demise, yet there are some that have reduced their own culpability, while simultaneously increasing another's.
Anyway, I think yall get my point and question ... right? ...
Can you name some Black People that don't, in the end, serve White people in power?
Folk walk'n 'roun ack'n like they all this and all that, talk'n 'bout other Black People, and they serve too! I don't get it.
Thanks in advance.
Destee
Wetac0s made the following statement in another thread.
Obama may have good intentions, but in the end he serves the White people in power.
I asked her, did she know any Black Person, that in the end, does not serve the White people in power.
While she did answer my question, it wasn't quite what I was looking for, so I'm asking everyone to share with me, if you don't mind.
We, as a people, tend to diminish each other, when we think one is acting inappropriately (serving), as it relates to White folk.
Even Obama has been included in this number, being diminished. Yet, I'm of the opinion that not one of us is free from serving them. We are all bound to them.
Why is it so easy for us to attempt to diminish the character and integrity of another Black Person, when each of us are subject to their rule?
How are we ... those that do this ... differentiating themselves, from the rest of us?
What makes you so much better than the next Black Person, when you too must abide by all of their rules and laws (and do for the most part), written and unwritten?
Maybe you know some Black People that don't, in the end, serve White People in power. Maybe you are one of them.
If so, please share how you or they (please name them too) achieved this end.
It's almost like ... cook'n for massah 'nem is the worst thing one can do ... you despise the cooks ... but you planted the corn (or shucked it) that was cooked!
I don't get it. We all play a part in our own demise, yet there are some that have reduced their own culpability, while simultaneously increasing another's.
Anyway, I think yall get my point and question ... right? ...
Can you name some Black People that don't, in the end, serve White people in power?
Folk walk'n 'roun ack'n like they all this and all that, talk'n 'bout other Black People, and they serve too! I don't get it.
Thanks in advance.
Destee