The Black Male Image: Not Very Valuable to Black Men, Black People!

 


Ok. I guess we should be use to these images of black men being purposefully paraded around in the public wearing women's clothes and taking pregnant maternity photos for white magazines. Yeah, the gay agenda is real. The conspiracy to destroy black boys is real and continuous. However, since I know this, I am not shocked at these images anymore. I was already educated a long time ago by Dr. Francess Cress Welsing, Dr. Amos Wilson, Dr. Jawanzaa Kunjufu, Brotha Neely Fuller, Dr. Na'im Akbar, Minister Farrakhan and a few other Afrikan Centered Scholars on the black male being the threat to white supremacist rule. Therefore, he must always be under continuous psychological and systematic attack.

The public buck breaking and humiliation of the biggest and strongest black male has been a psychological strategy used on the black race in America since the American chattel slavery days. The only difference between then and now is that back then, the enslaved Afrikan male child and adult were buck broken by force as a tool used to break the spirit of the resistance and/or rebellious male. These days, these already broken black dudes volunteer to be bitches. They volunteer to be publicly humiliated before the world just to earn a few dollars and any white validation. Its a sad state of affairs.

What's most interesting about all of this is that a lot of today's modern black women don't seem to mind this at all. As a matter of fact, many of them even defend the modern day buck breaking of black males. They often attack the straight, free thinking black men who offer non flattering critiques of these broken black male images. I know. It's the weirdest shit.

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