Yall don’t wanna do a tax strike, debt strike, rent strike. Nothing.
Don’t wanna boycott airlines. Don’t wanna pirate streaming services.
Don’t wanna do anything but whine and then whine some more when nothing changes.
i’m in the most bittersweet place of my life and i can only pray for inner peace with the fact of being in such a vulnerable position. I have faith that my God will be the advocate of a redemption ark that can’t be fathomed but will be respected & honored. I’m very grateful to be me.
our youth has fallen short to death by both our own and the propaganda but their parents won’t correct their path because they’ve followed one similar themselves and don’t consciously see the damage that’s been inflicted.
let’s not forget the truth within the community of black americans either, the envy, jealousy, resentment, and crab mentality is exactly why we won’t make shit shake in unity either. When one decides to take the alternative route than the traditional & traumatic one that was taught by our oppressors, there’s this need to tear them down with idiotic envy while also being the leech of the fruit.
i’m just over all of it, dammed if you do and dammed if you don’t. there’s no silver lining as a black american. you leave the country you get double the trouble because you’re AMERICAN and have the nerve to be black as well😂 staying in the US, there’s the generational teaching that’ll forever stay in place because oppression is seen as more success than a wrong needing correction.
As a black american woman in her mid twenties i honestly don’t know how to deal with society anymore no matter the degrees or certifications you obtain to have a better way of living, you’re still rejected because you don’t look like the “ideal” person for the roles you wish to be in.
there’s no such thing as hard work or working smarter bc you’ll always be at the mercy of another race who feels inferior to you.
there’s too much propaganda on social media that slanders black americans, black women, black men, and the sacrificial lamb of black children. Everyone has an opinion on the economy but nobody is actively advocating for the right movements to happen to fix it.