I briefly touched on the importance of protecting masculinity in a previous post, and a full breakdown as to why will be written in the near future. Western culture has become so depressingly effeminate and liberal that underground manhood organizations are beginning to sprout throughout the country. However, to my surprise, this isn’t just an…
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Rebuild
Us: How do we rebuild the community? Ancestors: Start Here… Until Next Time…
Reactionaries vs. Revolutionaries
“Black Love is a revolutionary act.” That quote has been used by African-centered scholars like Dr. Frances Cress Welsing and Dr. Amos Wilson for some time, but I didn’t grasp its true meaning until I started looking at the plight of African people through a political lens. Many of our discussions surrounding Black Empowerment involve…
Teammates
A group of individuals who are interdependent with respect to information, resources, knowledge, and skills and who seek to combine their efforts to achieve a common goal. Until Next Time…
Barbershop Books
Reading being fundamental is an understatement, in my opinion. It’s literally the foundation for every form of education. In my community, it’s not being promoted as much as I would like it to be. But some organizations are working diligently to change that narrative. There’s one in particular that’s kept my attention. Barbershop Books Barbershop…
Deeper Reasons Behind Haiti’s Protest
The protest happening in Haiti has made international news all year. My initial observation was that fuel and food shortages, the economic crises, and the demand for President Jovenel Moise’s resignation were the root causes of civilian anger. But further research has unpacked a few more things. The following information comes from Aljazeera.com, by way…
Rwandan President Addresses Food Shortages in Africa
Greetings Everyone, Ever since I saw the clip of Rwandan President Paul Kagame calling out African leadership, I’ve been a supporter. And I’ve come across some recent news of his that I had to share. The following information comes from the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency. President Kagame is urging African leaders to tackle the food shortage…
The ADOS Movement vs. Pan-Africanism
For the past few weeks, I’ve witnessed a kerfuffle take place throughout the black sectors of social media. ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery) versus Pan-Africanists. With the 2020 election coming up, Black America is applying pressure to both the Democratic and Republican Party for tangible benefits. But dissension based around lineage, citizenship, and nationality have…
New Era Detroit
Greetings Everyone, When it comes to community outreach, I’ve noticed that the most effective programs are the ones anchored from those same communities. Those sponsored and funded by elite corporations who just want to make money tend to get the most recognition, but they very seldom make a lasting impact. Which isn’t surprising, considering the…
Body By “O” Tactical
Greetings Folks, With the current climate here in the United States being as hostile as it is, I think it’s safe to say that self-defense training is a must; not only with hand-to-hand combat but with tactical. Many may be apprehensive about using firearms, but I believe that with the right knowledge and guidance anyone…
Words From The Wise: Dr. Khalid Abdul Muhammad
“I speak the truth. I speak to the pain and hurt of the masses of Black people. I speak that which many of them wish they could say, that’s why they cheer and applaud. And I speak that also which many of them only whisper behind closed doors.” – Dr. Khalid Abdul Muhammad When…
Words From The Wise: Mwalimu K. Bomani Baruti
“Sovereignty means that you control everything. Everything is in your power; economics, family, politics, culture, everything is under your control. No one else has anything that you need, they may have a few things that you want, but no one else should have anything that you need to survive. That’s sovereignty.” – Mwalimu K. Bomani…
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