@BreakingBrown We are doin a decent job of changing this world. I find it rich that people come here and brag about their families societal position in their countries and ours. At the end of the day, we have with little or no support, made this world better for melanated people everywhere.
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The 21st-century receipts are in: 20th-century institutional promises were a mask. Whether post-racial narratives or mobility schemes, a growing gap exists between policy rhetoric and the actual mechanics of power and control.
From early affirmative action to corporate DEI, top-down frameworks were co-opted to maintain the status quo. They managed demographics via symbolic compliance while leaving trade, industry, and core economic structures unchanged.
The credential market replaced vocational paths with mounting debt and gatekeeping. Higher ed and corporate frameworks swapped internal ethics for procedural checklistsβreducing "doing good" to "holding the degree" or following
HR policy.
βTR famously warned: "To educate a person in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace." When credentials substitute for character, you get a credentialed ruling class that is morally unmooredβcapable of vast harm
while convinced of its own righteousness.
βModern leadership commentary (e.g., Oshay Duke Jackson's breakdown) demonstrates what happens when education is treated as the only criterion for leadership. Without moral accountability,
@nickimoraa Old-school black Americans would think-A black men realizing that this is a toxic environment, is a mental health crisis, that should be treated by the creator of the environment. IS STUPiD.
@DedrickMcConne1@timelesssports_ Little Red Corvette by Prince February 9, 1983, K Town, Germany. Morris Day provided the fit style, skinny ties and a sports jacket with the collar turned up.
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The federal government must be held accountable for its role in creating this situation. When individuals receive benefits from the federal government, they also accept responsibility for both the positive outcomes (the benefits) and the negative impacts on others. It is
@Miracle47612134 @AfricanArchives I see the symbolism in this image. The shoes they own are on her feet, the tool they own is in his hand. His jacket has only one button. My point is what this man did for his family is more valuable than anything a wealthy man would do.
@saintmiragex awarding of exemplary damages, aka reparations, must acknowledge the lasting impact of governmental failures on generations of individuals and communities.
@saintmiragex limitations, the legacy of slavery remains significant when highlighting the long-standing pattern of conspiratorial behavior by state and federal governments. This is the context in which legally addressing the failures of government resides. Congressional discussions about the