The Pseudo-Conscious Folks’s Civil War Against The Rest Of The African Community In America.

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(ThyBlackMan.com) Last year was a very memorable year for The African Community In America from Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy Performance to National Anthem Protests.

But there have also been some very bad moments for our community last year from celebrities buck dancing for Killary to the most destructive aspects of a lot of people within the pseudo-conscious community revealed on social media.

I have seen a lot of pseudo-conscious people using their pseudo-pro blackness as a cover that’s shown to have also revealed a dark, self-hating side to them as well and I have seen some of the most destructive aspects of a lot of the pseudo-conscious folks come out not only on the internet, but also social media.

Intro: Here are the most destructive aspects that I’ve seen from lot of pseudo-conscious people last year.

1. Discriminating Against Other Brothers & Sisters – One of the most destructive elements that I have seen coming from a lot of these pseudo-conscious people this year is their claim that they “love” their own people, but that is far from the truth because their pseudo-love for their people doesn’t truly extend their fellow brothers and sisters who are atheists, agnostics, Christians, feminists, etc. If their love requires subjugation and discrimination against fellow brothers and sisters, then their love is worthless and it makes them enemies of the entire community.

2. Sexism – Another one of the most destructive elements of a lot of the pseudo-conscious guys that I’ve seen last year is the extreme sexism and the intense pushback that they show when someone says that intellectual sisters should also be able to lead the community and maybe that will help quell all these egotistical pseudo-conscious guys that are saying things that are counterproductive to our advancement as a people. And besides there have been many African queens who have been strong warriors and rulers throughout history.

3. Narrow Minded/One Sided Perspective On Certain Topics – I also noticed that a lot of the pseudo-conscious people’s perspective on certain topics are very narrow minded and one sided.

Example: When the topic of homosexuality is discussed, they are quick to point out the genetically modified foods and mainstream media as the “sole reasons” why a lot of brothers are gay, but they deliberately don’t talk about the much bigger reason of a lot of young brothers are gay is because they were molested by mainly their mother’s boyfriends when they were young kids.

When you bring up one perspective of a topic, but don’t bring up the other side of it, then you’re missing the bigger picture.

4. Colorism – I have been really bothered by the colorism that I see that a lot of pseudo-conscious people on social media are very complicit in their part in helping perpetuate. This is a very systemically divide and conquer tactic that has been used against us for over 400 years in this country.

Example: They will gladly praise darker brown skin, but will turn around and deliberately bash and shame those who have light brown skin by saying stuff on social media like “you ain’t dark enough“, “you ain’t black enough“, “you’ll look better if you darkened your skin tone” and this extreme level of colorism greatly pisses me off and it needs to stop.

5. Self-Hate – There are a lot of pseudo-conscious people that have the severe mental illness of self-hate that causes them to greatly vilify, degrade, and shame other groups of brothers and sisters and the venomous attacks coming from a lot of them that I’ve seen on social media have been downright nasty and vicious. And on top of that, it has created a lot of self-serving egotistical guys within that community and that’s bad.

6. Greedy Capitalistic Opportunists – Another thing that I noticed about some of the most notorious pseudo-conscious people is their ability to act like pimp pastors by preaching to the choir for their money and once they get the money, their minds become poisoned by the “Greed Is Good” mentality. Umar and Polight are the most notorious examples of greedy opportunistic capitalists who used their platform to basically financially exploit the entire community.

Example: I remember a few years ago, Umar asked people to “donate” money to a school he was supposedly buying to property educate our young men. But when many people within the community started to ask “Where was the money really going?”, Umar went on an angry tirade that was nasty and vicious against those who dared to even ask him a legitimate question of “Where was the money really going?” And that right there showed me just how greedy and opportunistic pseudo-conscious guys like Umar are.

The Conclusion – I would really love to see all African brothers and sisters put aside all ideologies, beliefs, and petty differences to unite for one main goal: Fight The Power!!!

Staff Writer; Kwame Shakir (aka Joe D.)

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Kwame Shakir says:
January 10, 2017 at 5:29 pm
Listen brother, the word “black” is not located anywhere in the article I have written because I have changed up the tone of my articles this year
Marque Anthony says:
January 10, 2017 at 4:36 pm
It amazes me how many of you are still brainwashed to call yourselves BLACK. Black is not an identity and scientifically black is not even a color. It is next to nothing. Black is the “color” of your car tires, not your skin. The white oppressive slave trader called you black and himself white to set up a contrast and to attach negative images and denotations to you based on a lie about color. Look up BLACK in the dictionary.
Research even shows that blacks are perceived by other groups as very different from African Americans. But we still keep calling ourselves what someone else defined us as, what we are not and what has a negative dictionary denotation in society. WAKE UP. LOOK AT THE REAL COLOR OF YOUR SKIN. YOU ARE NOT BLACK. You are an African American. The lie of calling us black and defining us by color (the wrong color) has been in place so long that our people accept it as truth – but it’s not. Know your colors.
Native Americans do not allow others to call them red men. Asians do not accept being called yellow men. Hispanics do not answer to “what’s up brown man”. And Caucasians are not white, notebook paper is white. Wake up and see the plan where white racist supremacists plotted to redefine our people from Africa. STOP CALLING YOURSELF SOMETHING THAT YOU ARE NOT!
AFRICAN AMERICANS ARE NOT BLACK.
Black is the color of your car tires, not your skin author. Being called “black” is a lie and it should be offensive. Haitians, Jamaicans and even Africans do not accept being called “black”, Why do you think that is? They are identified by tribes, klans, geographic areas and their respective countries. By using the very term black to describe us, we are doing the following:
1. Using a term white oppressors and slave masters gave us.
2. Letting someone else define us other than our own people.
3. Calling ourselves something we are not.
4. Buying into thee lie and the negative denotation. Check the dictionary.
5. Being set apart in a way that no other ethnic group allows. Native Americans are not called Red Man. Asians are not called Yellow Man. Hispanics are not called Brown Man. They do not and will not accept being defined by color and by some other race or ethnic group at that.
6. Ignoring our actual color (brown) which means brainwashing has worked. Any time someone can get an entire race, ethnic group or culture to ignore what they are and call themselves what they factually are not, THEY HAVE BEEN INDOCTRINATED, ASSIMILATED AND BRAINWASHED.
7. Playing right into the oppressor’s profiles and stereotypes. Did you know studies show there is a different perception of black people than there is of African Americans? Words create perceptions and perceptions create actions towards us.
WAKE UP. You know your colors. And even though others around the world equated our ancestors with the color of the soil in Africa or the meaning of negro/negroid, that does not change the fact that WE ARE BROWN – NOT BLACK.
If you look in the dictionary or send an email to brainstormonline@yahoo.com, I will send you the research. Facts are facts and YOU ARE BROWN, NOT BLACK. When you receive the revelation of why they keep calling African Americans “black” and Caucasian people “white”, you may just wake up!
STOP LETTING OTHER GROUPS DEFINE YOU WITH AN OBVIOUS LIE that we have heard and accepted so much that we believe it’s true and forget our colors. The de-programming has to take root or African Americans will forever be defined, limited and oppressed by those who get us to accept a lie.