Ive been contemplation running for a political spot in my hometown once i graduate , I'm a chemical engineering major. Germany has a new trend of STEM become politicians and im loving it.
Black people get in here, lets talk about the elphant in the room!!!
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R.O. Double
Holdin My Balls Since 83
Tell that to George W. Bush. Ya bish.
co sign how?
yet everytime you call him a c00n he gets offended...
I need to see the link .
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/twelve-percent-turnout-insult-your-children
Black people don't know how to be politically organised, most black folks are only concerned about their own personal welfare and have no interest in volunteering or being politically active to support their own community. There was an excellent article on NYT just last week that shows how blacks are being exploited like crazy, they are the ones that provide the most revenue to the city via traffic and court fines yet are left out of the economic benefits through government contacts and subsidies.
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There's multiple reasons why this happens, but I'll name 3 of the most important ones.
1) We're unorganized. The masses of black people not just in Ferguson, are unorganized and do not move as one unified force. Everything we do, we do as individuals and not as a group which makes us weak and easy to destroy.
2) We're unconscious. The masses of black people are asleep politically. We know something is wrong in America, but we are either afraid to say it or just don't know the words to say it. We are not conscious of the fact that politics, economics, and education are paramount to our advancement as a race. And because we are not organized, we have no way to bring the unconscious Africans into consciousness.
3) We have no institutions. Because we have been mostly unorganized and unconscious, we haven't built any long lasting institutions that we can use to promote our agenda. No schools, think tanks, political parties, etc.
Eventually black people need to realize that unless we get serious about this problem called white supremacy, we're going to remain in the condition that we are in. Nothing I'm saying is even remotely new. It's been preached by Dr. Claude Anderson, Kwame Ture, Malcolm X, and Marcus Garvey.
The main problem has never been what do we need to do. It's always been are we willing to do the necessary work. Sadly most black people (including the conscious ones) want to take the path of least resistance when it comes to fighting white supremacy. It's why we flock to social media to be "activists" instead of going outside into our communities and getting shyt started.
If you want to fix the problems we face, join an organization and take on a leadership role. There is a humongous need for black male leadership, but not nearly enough people who actually want to be leaders.
1) We're unorganized. The masses of black people not just in Ferguson, are unorganized and do not move as one unified force. Everything we do, we do as individuals and not as a group which makes us weak and easy to destroy.
2) We're unconscious. The masses of black people are asleep politically. We know something is wrong in America, but we are either afraid to say it or just don't know the words to say it. We are not conscious of the fact that politics, economics, and education are paramount to our advancement as a race. And because we are not organized, we have no way to bring the unconscious Africans into consciousness.
3) We have no institutions. Because we have been mostly unorganized and unconscious, we haven't built any long lasting institutions that we can use to promote our agenda. No schools, think tanks, political parties, etc.
Eventually black people need to realize that unless we get serious about this problem called white supremacy, we're going to remain in the condition that we are in. Nothing I'm saying is even remotely new. It's been preached by Dr. Claude Anderson, Kwame Ture, Malcolm X, and Marcus Garvey.
The main problem has never been what do we need to do. It's always been are we willing to do the necessary work. Sadly most black people (including the conscious ones) want to take the path of least resistance when it comes to fighting white supremacy. It's why we flock to social media to be "activists" instead of going outside into our communities and getting shyt started.
If you want to fix the problems we face, join an organization and take on a leadership role. There is a humongous need for black male leadership, but not nearly enough people who actually want to be leaders.
Dameon Farrow
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Local voting usually has some of the most horrendous turnout period in any town at any time. Nobody should be surprised at this.