NOTHING clearly illustrates this more than what has happened to black music and black artist, because if you been alive awhile you would know that up until the 70’s and 80’s black AMERICANS were some of the most prominent musicians in the world and their music was everywhere and if you travelled the world you would know this.

AS hard as it to believe we must accept the fact that our artist and music have been weaponized and is now being used against us nothing else explains the type of filth and violence in this music unless someone is deliberately trying to destroy the minds of our children and many artist have said that this is what the record companies want.

CLEAR CHANNEL was mentioned in this article and that’s good place to start because if you look up who control it and what it controls you’ll get a big surprise!

Then Michael charges towards the officer. It’s being said that Michael had his hands up. Not while knocking the officer back into his car and attempting to get a hold of the officers’ gun. The first shot fired was during the struggle. How does a struggle occur when one person’s hands are in the air? A witness stated, “Dude (Michael) kept charging after the officer.” That means his hands were not up in surrender. It also means that Michael’s partner in crime lied. It could also be the reason why the officer fired six times.

Then there are the “gangsta” pics of Michael online. He’s a younger teenager in a couple of pics, flashing gang signs. He was proud to be a Vice Lord. Similar to Trayvon, who’s also shown sticking up his middle finger and smoking weed.

Michael Brown is dead because like many other black males, he felt as though he was invincible and should’ve been allowed to get away with whatever he wanted without suffering any consequences.

I am not mad at the racism, I am pissed at the depths people go to mask it. People are sick of hearing about Trayvon Martin, good… now get sicker because you NEED to talk about how that little boy makes you feel. Non-Blacks need to be beat over the head until they’re forced to admit Black America scares them with their hoodies, aggressive music, and mean mugs. Blacks need to be beat over the head until we realize we’re being judged because we do carry ourselves like savages in our own communities. Good or bad, there needs to be continued discussion about why this country is still the way it is. We are so damn politically correct that race relations have been lulled into a state of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”.

However, you must realize due to your sophistication and intellectual refinement, that the black community is at war with some elements within the majority population. There are folks in positions of authority in the business and public sectors who just don‘t give a damn about black people, the black family and the black community. And at the end of the day that’s their right! In wars you are attacked from multiple sides. The record industry is just one side. There are majority owned businesses and major corporations who are discriminating in terms of employment against black people – six years of double digit black unemployment vexing the black community represents that side. Then there are the attacks from out of control police departments.

The reason these attacks are troubling is because they come from institutions if not held in check could be devastating to our community if allowed to happen regularly. Think about how many majority white police departments there are across this country with the capacity to murder blacks. If left unchecked and not contested each and every time, we could be looking the early part of the 20th century in the face again, when many black killings and hangings went uncontested .

Additionally housing foreclosures by major banks are sapping what little black wealth there was storied up in terms of equity due to home ownership. Then there are the “stand your ground laws,” on the books of many states and the attacks on voting rights in different states. So where should the black race direct it resources, to what front should we move manpower? Whose job is it to determine the allocation of resources? Is there a strategy AVAILABLE that will allow us to go on the offensive? The other side is vulnerable but we as a group are unable to respond aggressively because brothers and sisters as a race, we lack a unified strategy.

Whites who have supported black causes in the past stand ready to help us! They have not gone anywhere. We can push back against the darkness of these multiple sided attacks if we coalesce around plan of response. We are in this position because we lack a “shared vision” of how to proceed. We have no singularity of focus. Many black leaders have not been able to articulate a path to the black community, which will lead us to the next level http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MI3PD2M .