By: Pelvo White, Jr.

Pelvo White, Jr. — Thu, 09 May 2019 18:41:42 +0000

The contemporary African American man’s existence in America is riddled with fears. They fear for love. They fear for respect. They fear for food, clothing, and shelter. Many are paranoid of every thing in their environment because they have very little, if any control over their lives. Many, owing to a lack of an adequate formal education, know very little about western European norms and mores and is therefore unable to pay attention to their attention enough to grow intellectually. Many exists continually out of their minds. Being detached from this alien culture, they are prone to make many critical mistakes in judgement. Making many mistakes get them in trouble with the law. Trouble with the law gets them incarcerated. Being incarcerated removes them from a healthy competitive culture where they are locked up in a cage playing with Platonic shadows on the walls.” Many inmates will kill another inmate over a box of prison canteen cookies, or rape his cell mate because “he just got to screw something” “Isolation from a healthy culture deviates their thoughts even further.The only muscle that really need more development is the one lodged in between their ears.Realize that the key that unlocks the African American’s psychiatric, and psychological fear prisons is a GOOD EDUCATION !!!Truly,” Free your minds, and your ass will follow !!!”

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By: Pelvo White, Jr.