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No Apron Strings Needed
very so often I receive
letters from individu- als who want to know where to find some of the informa- tion that I write about? I tell them that I pull from a vari- ety of source material that I've run across over the years. Some of which may no longer be in print.
What I've come to realize is that people have a very real hunger for knowledge that, for most of them, is not easy to find. With that being the case, and with me hav- ing no problem helping any- one who wants to expand their horizons, I've decided to compile a list of the books that I've read which have been extremely helpful in my never-ending quest for understanding.
Hopefully, for those who aren't afraid of going down the rabbit hole, this litera- ture will provide just as much enlightenment. (Warning: You should stop reading now if you enjoy sleep walking).
“The Destruction Of Black Civilization,” By Chancellor Williams: For anyone who ever won- dered how Africa became what it is today this book has all of the answers. Williams doesn't cut any corners and gives it to you blood raw. The good, the bad and the embarrassing.
“The New Jim Crow,”
By Michelle Alexander: A former federal prosecutor, Alexander knows the ins and outs of the criminal jus- tice system. In Jim Crow she gives a complete history of law enforcement in America and explains thoroughly
how the prison industrial complex was set up from the very beginning for the sole purpose of keeping Blacks in bondage.
“The Technological Elixir,” By Ryan D. Gables: If you look at what's going on with the ad- vancements in Artificial In- telligence and robotics and think to yourself that things are getting a little weird, Gables is here to let you know you're not going crazy. Elixir covers almost every wild topic you can imagine. Black goo, subliminal mes- sages in movies and music, spirit cooking, it’s all here. A real mind blower.
“Survival Strategies For African Ameri- cans,” By Anthony Browder: This is a small book, but it's packed with valuable nuggets. For some- one beginning their journey to understanding this is a perfect start.
“The Iceman Inheri- tance,” By Michael Bradley: They say there's no better way to hear the truth than from the horse’s mouth. Bradley is that horse. Himself a white Eu- ropean, Bradley breaks down barbarism and how the harsh environment of the European continent during the Ice Age created an imperialistic, colonizer prone to violence and de- struction. Great source ma- terial to combat the African savage stereotypes.
“The Isis Papers,” By Frances Cress Welsing: In her definitive literary work, Dr. Welsing takes us to school on racism, sexual-
ity and the Black Experience from a clinical psychologist perspective.
This book was so contro- versial when she wrote it back in the 90s that it forced her to leave her professor- ship at Harvard University. Want to know why more Black women are coupling up with other Black women and why some Black men have no problem wearing their pants sagging and tight? Read this book.
“Rule By Secrecy,” By Jim Marrs: We've all heard rumors about secret societies who run the world. In Secrecy, Marrs ex- plains how these groups started. From the Bilder- bergers to the Rocke- fellers, to the Morgans, to the Rothchilds, Marrs gives historical details on how they all came to power.
Though this book was written 20 years ago, it is very timely considering the recent mysterious death of billionaire pedophile Jef- frey Epstein. Did he really commit suicide or was he taken out by one of these groups who wanted him to keep his mouth shut?
“The African Origins Of Western Religions.” Very few individuals know that Judaism, Christianity and Islam all owe their exis- tence to ancient African spiritualities. Dr. Yosef Ben Jochannan (known in circles of consciousness as "Dr. Ben"), was an au- thority on this subject and made it his life's mission to pass on this truth to every African born of the Dias- pora.
Everything you thought you knew about your faith isn't even close to the real deal.
This list will be contin- ued in part 2....
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Another Child Is Murdered
ot in a school, not in a church, not in shopping
malls, nor a playground, but at a food festival, a six year old child lost his life to the trigger finger of a man who, when questioned why he did the deed, was heard to yell, “I’m angry!”
Thus, rose the toll of mass murders in America as two other individuals were also gunned down by the same man who was later killed by police officials. At present, more than 280 instances of such shootings have taken place in less than a year, making our nation the leader worldwide in this deadly foot race.
Yet, the horror of our nation’s illness is caught up on the debate as to whether such acts are criminal or terroristic. Politicians cannot come to a conclusion.
Perhaps, they should consult the school children mowed down in South Florida. Maybe, they should ask the more than 50 victims of a Las Vegas shooter, and finally, they might ask the parents of the little boy in Northern California what term to use.
The children of America are standing before a firing squad. An argument of definitions will not stop the bullets.
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