Monday, March 27, 2017

Racism: a BBC documentary

Take a good look at this video. Really analyze it, and you can either watch our very own "Evidence of Evil" prior to or before this video. It should help connect the dots for some Sisters and Brothers even more. Reflect on the information when it comes to your life and what you're currently doing.
 
My hope is that you wake up to any behaviors or mindsets that you currently have, that are similar to those that have assisted in the downfall of our ancestors. It's never too late to turn off of such a path of destruction, and if you're here, my guess is that you're already taking a step in the right direction.
 
More original content will be coming, but this is a fitting educational piece. Watch this video with your family, friends and share the link to this post with those unable to watch it with you.
 
Credit: BBC Four


B.E.E.: Evidence of Evil
http://blackeducationalentertainment.blogspot.com/2016/09/evidence-of-evil.html

After watching the documentary in combination with our video, discuss them with friends and family.

For all the non-African American people who identify as White and who believe in unity, understand that real things have happened and continue to happen. It will take real action by true believes of justice and equality to make sure that corruption does not continue to reign in the USA. The ripple effect can impact the world and it involves boycotts and true punishment for crimes committed, by anyone. There should be no such thing as White privilege, and it shouldn't be accepted by anyone claiming they want unity and equality for all.

Friday, March 24, 2017

Year 2017: Black Child used for a mock Slave Auction in school

If you think racism only exists in the southern region of the United States of America, you're wrong. Racism showed its demonic face yet again, this time in Maplewood, New Jersey's Jefferson Elementary School.


What was the wicked approach this time? They decided to have a mock Slave Auction of a Black child, that's how.

Dr. John Ramos
They have one excuse after another and none of them are good enough. The poor excuse of a superintendent by the name of Dr. John Ramos said that “There was no intent to be provocative or demeaning” and followed up that shitty excuse by saying “The context is important to know”.

Read this clearly: To know and to reenact traumatic times in history for African Americans with someone's child, are two very different things. Use your own child, not a child that doesn't belong to you with no written consent by the parents. The parents of that child better press charges; None of that forgiveness shit. Other African American parents in the district need to participate in a class action lawsuit, and lawyers should be beating down the door to make it happen.

African Americans in general need to see to it that teachers are fired for such behavior, just like they are when they sleep with students. Racism cannot be allowed or supported in schools where tax dollars go to fund and employ. Do you pay taxes for schools to create ways to psychologically scar your child?



Also, the teacher being out with a substitute in their place, means nothing to me. That's a grown ass adult in that substitute teacher position and they are the ones that are supposed to be running the classroom. It's an elementary school, not a prison where a riot broke out and the inmates are doing what they want.
  • If its not something that's normally done, could it be possible that the substitute promoted that mock slave auction?
  • Would Dr. John Ramos be fine with his child or his parents being used for a mock arrest and deportation process? What about other Latino people?
  • How would Jewish parents feel about their child being in a mock activity from the holocaust that affected them?
  • How would Caucasian parents feel about their child being in a mock activity involving their arrest for being a rapist and mass murderer, being sentenced to death?
  • Why does this highly disrespectful shit just conveniently pop up more often than not when it applies to African Americans, with the expectation that we're just supposed to roll with it?

They are trying not to be held responsible for it, while defending it at the same time. Do you notice that?

Who taught those kids that? If they weren't manipulated by the substitute teacher, someone instilled that desire in them to try and affect Black people in a negative way. Put yourself in that child's shoes, outnumbered with an adult in the classroom probably giggling at the result of their deception. It's a continuation of the same thing, with many examples from some younger non-African American people showcasing racism towards African American people.

They haven't shown any sympathy for the child from what I see. Even if they apologize, it would be strategic. Whether they apologize or not, a lawsuit is necessary. Some of you would be ready to yell out you forgive bullshit, but you'd better take note that it only makes things harder on us. If you're okay with that, you're part of the problem.

Families were already turned upside down with slavery, but slave auctions split families apart and some people never saw their husbands, wives, dads, moms, children or other relatives again. There are so many horrible things tied to this stuff that someone wanted this child to get a taste of. They didn't want to do something that would get them arrested, but they were lusting to do something, even at the cost of losing their job. It's the same sick and evil stuff played out constantly and non-African American people who step in for defensive purposes trying to throw God in there, they need to be proactive with that shit. Not step in to preach "Don't do evil for evil", but there is nothing wrong with self defense. You're protecting your temple, allowing someone to harm your temple isn't pleasing to God, so don't get sold a lie in the name of making you cool with someone's evil acts against you or a family member.

Under no circumstances are we to support and promote audacious actions in a way that rewards the evil people in question. Punishment is the thing that needs to be the focus, along with necessary compensation.

FYI: South Mountain Elementary had a similar situation. It's time for these wicked people to pay the piper and it will take guts and the desire to burn them (not literally unless you're using self defense with your firearm). The best way to burn them when it isn't physically, is financially. Increase those lawsuits and boycotts against this sort of stuff so that the wicked think twice before they act.

The townhall event, the social worker speaking to the kids and whatever else they do, are nothing more than attempts to damage control. Nothing I've heard points out how wrong this is and a lawsuit will follow, they simply are giving these responses that they hope Black people are stupid enough to accept so the problem goes away. I haven't heard anything from or about the parents of this child either.

If there are any lawyers in the New Jersey area willing to consider this case, please try and track down the whereabouts of the child's parents.


Information is below if you'd like to reach out to the school:

Jefferson Elementary School website -

Maplewood, NJ
(973) 378-7696