Bald-faced lies about Black men (Part 11)...Why Black American men are the least likely to vote, deciphering the "Cinematic Symbolism(s)" of "The Woman King", and one mo' example of the white fascist agenda to alienate Black women…
“Truth never has to be afraid of error.”
--Myron Golden, Spiritual advisor and Finance guru
“Your
language is your liberator or your lockdown.”
--Doctah
B. Sirius, Master Herbalist and Metaphysician
“It is
impossible to have peace, unless you are willing to have war.”
--Myron
Golden, Spiritual advisor and Finance guru
“However
long the night, the dawn will break.”
--African
proverb
Part 1.
Here’s
why Black American men are the least likely to vote
Check this out y’all…
Family, what you just saw in this video was a rally in Akron,
Ohio protesting the death of brotha Jayland Walker at the hands of America’s
thrill-kill cop force. Mind you, the voice you heard narrating this vid’ at
the beginning, belongs to Tariq Nasheed, and the blowhard of a Black woman behind
the bullhorn, the one who’s urging Black men to vote...her name is Traci Person.
Now, the reason I wanna’ focus on Traci is threefold—first, I
think it’s important to note, Traci just happens to be a regional manager for
the “Planned Parenthood” organization. Seems rather convenient Traci’s speaking
to a phalanx of Black folks right after Roe v. Wade was overturned, don’t it?
Fam’, this was no accident. Traci’s there to integrate, and you know how much I
can’t stand this word, the feminist abortion issue with the killing of brotha
Jayland Walker. Now, I wantcha’ to understand what I’m NOT saying, I’m not saying abortion isn’t an important issue,
but you have to understand, the Planned Parenthood abortion clinics were placed
in our neighborhoods FIRST,
for reasons of depopulating our communities. Conversely, abortions are now being banned to basically
“re-populate” whitey’s dwindling birth numbers. Like I said in my previous posts,
since 2019 whitey’s become America’s “new” minority. So in regards to Black
Americans—ABORTION AIN’T OUR
FIGHT Y’ALL! Moreover, what white women won’t tell the American public is,
they’ve always had access to private clinics for abortions—and the overturning
of Roe v. Wade ain ‘t gonna’ shut all o’ these clinics down.
Secondly, Traci wants to keep Indigenous Black Americans (IBA),
in the habit of voting for nothing. Meaning, regardless of whatever party you
belong to, none of them feel beholden to delivery any “tangibles” to Black
Americans. For us, voting has become an exercise in futility as we continuously
carry the “Dixiecrats”, I mean, the Democratic Party on our backs, while they continuously
turn their backs on us. Meanwhile, the Republican party is pretty much
populated by poor, racist whites, who want nothing to do with IBA’s. Mind you,
some people actually would include the “Green” or “Independent” parties in this
conversation, but their numbers are so negligible, they’re really not viable alternatives, moreover, neither of these parties have ever tried to attend to the
specific needs of IBA’s.
Third, Traci made a statement during her megaphone-amped diatribe
about voting, where she stated, Black American men were the “lowest demographic
who’s voting.” Now fam’, when I heard
this, I knew another gauntlet had been thrown down for this particular blog
post series to pick up. So, once again, I felt the need to pay a visit to my ol’
friend “research”—and here's what research showed me…
Now fam’, according to the “Pew Research Center” (PRC), in the
2020 Presidential election (Trump vs. Biden), when polled, 64% of eligible
Black women said they’d voted, as opposed to 54% of eligible Black men. Which begs the question, so what about other ethnic groups of men? Welp,
according to the PRC, the same year, white men accounted for 64% of the vote, 45%
of latino men voted, and roughly 25% of asian American men voted according to
the Asian American and Pacific Islander organization (AAPI). So this means what
fam’? It means, behind white men, Black men are the second most likely type
of man to vote in America. This also points to one irrefutable truth, which is…
TRACI
LIED Y’ALL!
The kind of man Traci shoulda’ been calling out when it comes to the lowest voting demographic, are asian men. Yeah fam’, it seems like yamamoto and ‘em don’t like exercising their civic duties when it comes to voting—and at the end of this post, I’ll leave a link to articles which explain why. This said, let’s venture down to the next part o’ this publishing which'll be…
Part 2.
Deciphering the Cinematic Symbolism(s) of “The Woman King” and the white fascist
agenda to alienate Black women (Part 2)
Watch this fam’…
So what you just saw was the trailer for Sony Pictures historical epic, “The Woman King”, and this flick is slated to come out in mid-September. Now, this film follows the true story of Dahomey Amazons, who hailed from the kingdom of Dahomey, Africa, (therein lies their name) and how they fought valiantly against western imperialism. Mind you, the Dahomey Amazons were an all-female military regimen, and this movie stars Viola Davis, who plays the Amazonian leader of this battalion named, "General Nanisca”. Now, before I comment on why this is yet another piece of propaganda aimed at alienating Black women, I’d like to share a bit of an anecdote on how I first heard about this flick.
So fam’, on my Instagram account, one of the celebrities I follow is the rapper, Talib Kweli, and while I was traversing his feed, I saw his post which featured this film. Now, admittedly I left a sardonic comment beneath this movie’s trailer by posing a question, which was: Is this supposed to be “Black Panther 2”? Now, I’ll get into why this is more accurate than not in a minute, but to my surprise, Talib responded and said something to the effect of how I was uninformed about the Dahomey Amazons—and trust me, he worded it much differently (lol!). So, I replied saying, not only do I know about the Dahomey Amazons, but the Black Panther's "Dora Milaje" are an homage to them. Moreover, I let him know what he's not realizing, which is how this flick is meant to collectively degrade Black women’s femininity. Talib then said, I was just being insecure about my masculinity in regards to these strong Black women--and again, his reply wasn’t nearly as polite as I’m wording it here. Ya' see fam', what he's doing is following the white fascist feminist narrative of fiercely independent and hyper-masculine Black women, being the female archetype “modern-day” sistas should strive to emulate. So as Talib got increasingly belligerent, I responded saying, “I know it’s gotta' be hard carrying water for your white freemasonic handlers, but you should be able to share your true feelings about things just once.” Suddenly, Talib pumped the brakes on the name-calling, and ended the exchange by calling me a crazy “voyeur”. Now, the reason Talib got some “act-right” is, he was afraid I’d start calling out the white fascist freemasons he works for, thus damaging his reputation as the quintessential "conscious" rap star. Moving on…
Now, the reason I facetiously commented about this flick being “Black Panther 2”, is mainly ‘cause John Boyega’s character in the film, King Ghezo, so closely resembles Chadwick Boseman who played “T’Challah” in Black Panther. Fam’, if you look at the triptych above, you’ll see how Chad and John could almost be mistaken for biological brothers (and you can click on the pic to make it larger y'all). Mind you, not only isn’t this a coincidence, but lemme tell you how this flick fits modern day white fascist manifestos to a “T”. Right after Chadwick Boseman was murdered with chemotherapy--now, this isn’t conjecture if you contrast and compare Chadwick’s death with Bob Marley’s untimely passing, and I’ll speak about this in another post, whitey separated the cinematic pairing of Michael B. Jordan and Black Panther’s director, Ryan Coogler, even though they had a string of hit movies.
Even after
this, Hollyweird pretty much expelled Ryan from movie making, and the most we’ve
heard about him since Chad’s passing, was his being arrested for trying
to cash a check in an Atlanta bank. Meaning, not only couldn’t whitey allow the Black
Panther movie franchise to inspire the Black Diaspora with a
powerful and dignified Black “KING”, but they couldn’t let "T’Challah” become a bigger star than Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man. ‘Cause truth be
told fam’, white superhero movies became mainstreamed so we can think of white
people collectively, as having “super powers” in real life, which justifies why
they’re on top.
Now, if you look at the above triptych, you’ll see how white fascists
in Hollywierd have a penchant for portraying Black women as these
hyper-masculine “she males” who don’t need men, ‘cause they’re basically men
themselves. Meaning, if you look at the poster for 2019’s movie “Harriet” (and you can click on the pic to make it larger), you
can see how Cynthia Erivo, who plays Harriet Tubman, is dressed in men’s
attire, and to the right of this movie poster, we see another one for a similar Harriet
Tubman biopic titled, “A Woman Called Moses”, created in 1978, starring
Cicely Tyson. Now, if you look at the Cicely Tyson poster, you can See Cicely’s
innately feminine countenance and facial features which takes her out of whitey’s
hyper-masculine narratives for Black women, but whitey eradicates all this by calling Cicely “Moses”. Ya’ dig? Also, when you look at The Woman King’s
poster, you see a pic of Viola’s muscular back with a machete slung over her
shoulder to emphasize how much more masculine she seems than the average
American man.
Now fam’, in this movie’s trailer, we see a svelte and effeminate
looking John Boyega, not wanting to go to war to protect his kingdom, before Viola
says, “Some things are worth fighting for.” So the subtext here is saying,
collectively, Black men are too cowardly to wage war on their oppressors, so it’s
up to the Black woman to do it. Mind you, in real life, King Ghezo, who ruled
from 1818 to 1858, is the one who organized the Dahomey Amazons and increased
military funding for their efforts because so many of Dahomey’s Black men were
killed in battles behind fighting off their white oppressors.
Additionally, here’s some other facts this movie won’t tell
you about the “Agoji”/Dahomey Amazons: 1. In 1864, Captain Sir Richard F.
Burton documented how lesbianism was rife amongst the Dahomey Amazons. Meaning,
they so identified as men, they became gender-confused and started acting like
them. So, contrary to what Steve Harvey says, a woman cannot think like a
man and act like a lady. 2. The Dahomey Amazons were not supposed to marry.
Sound familiar? One of the first institutions white fascist feminism steered
women away from was marriage. Now, if you’re a Black woman, or “womanist” who’s
eagerly anticipating going to see this flick, you should take the hint. 3. The Agoji, in
their own words said, “We are men, not women. All dress alike, diet alike, and
male and female emulate each other--what the males do, the Amazons will
endeavor to surpass.” In terms of modern-day social engineering, I think this
speaks for itself.
Lastly, amongst my research, I came across the movie, “Think Like a Man” based on the Steve Harvey book I mentioned earlier. Now, if you take a look at this poster, it’s inundated with sexual overtures and innuendo, which is congruent with the point I’m making about how portraying Black women as hyper-masculine, also sends out the message of them being oversexed, which disqualifies them for any kind of long-term relationship. Meaning, white fascists know if they can sell Black women on the “strong Black woman” archetype, they can more effectively isolate and alienate them from the overall dating market. Moreover, they know if they can keep Black women conditioned to hate Black men, and white and non-Black men conditioned to hate Black women, what they’ll essentially do (and what they've already done) is create the world’s greatest consumer base--which are Black women who’re so desperate for male attention and affection, they’ll buy anything to compensate for not having it.
And like Samuel L. Jackson said in Spike Lee’s classic film, “Do the Right Thing”…”That’s the double truth, Ruth.”
Later…
--MontUHURU Mimia
Fam’, you can check out the site where I found my voting stats at HERE. Plus, you can find out why asian-Americans are the least likely to vote HERE. *Addendum: 7/21/22-Fam', I found this article when I did my initial research, but I didn't post it 'cause I figured I had enough evidence substantiating how and why asian-Americans don't like to vote. However, I think this article makes some different points about why asians are the least likely demographic to vote, which makes it worth checking out, and you can do this HERE.
Lastly fam', here's a video I recently came across while doing my research on the Houston "Black Love" mixer, where a Black woman spoke about the dearth of Black men at the event. Moreover, here's what happens when Black women abide by the feminist, womanist, and hyper-masculine "strong Black woman" stereotype.