YOUNG BLACK MAN

               "Young Black Man”

My sympathy, empathy and condolences goes out to you for your loss of loved ones lives based on their choices relative to being a product of their environment(s).  As I once read in (The Life of Reason) “those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it” 

  -George Santayana

We the people (referring to most homo sapiens) have a tendency to be prone to propaganda mongering (bandwagon brokering if you will). Society is quick to support you (Young Black Man) by backing fueled rioting in result of authoritative bullying and excessive force often ending in fatality.  

The only true supporter of you is YOU.  By any means am I not proposing that you continue to own one another via the drug, prostitution and self annihilation tactics.  However, if you wish to have value, be publicly acknowledged as a worthy and productive citizen in society, then start conducting yourself as one.  

  

You see the trick has and probably will always be played, like a simple card game.  Media hype feeds into a Young Black Man or child who gets murdered or brutally assaulted by police officials or others.  In retrospect, society should be more concerned about about creating an uproar to quell the genocidal mayhem occurring within the black communities of America, not a few tragic isolated incidents.  While we steadily lose tens of thousands by the hands of each other and yet so little press with the exception to local media coverage. 

We lead the athletic field, comedic entertainment and charismatic platforms of the world, but yet at the end of the line or totem pole in seizing our own brand.  

Stop having to be reminded of your worth in vain in order to claim your foothold in society.  The only hand out you need comes from within your own communities.  Change the paradigm how we operate with one another. It’s evident the generation before us has yet to take action on implementing programs and firm consequences for not participating in community reform and self love building. 

“Young Black Man”, WAKE UP! WISE UP! 

 I’m G Banx and that’s my perspective.

"RACIAL PROPAGANDA OR EXPLOITATION?"

Everyone's quick to participate in the upheaval about a few kids murdered by police in the inner cities of America.  The tragic outcome of certain fatal encounters resulting in the death of anyone police shoot and killed, angers me as well, but as I create various scenarios in my head , resulting a better outcome, I'm continuously drawn to view them from the police's point of view opposed to the fallen victims.  

The numbers of black on black murders within the black communities in America greatly outweighs the  shootings of young black men by others outside the black communities and police.  

The reputation of young black men in America is perceived as dangerous, non predictably violent and behaviorally unacceptable in most cases.  This synopsis is primarily based on media coverage of what actually occurs in predominately underprivileged and impoverished black neighborhoods, the music that's produced by idolized artist that appeal to not only this generation, but the black communities as well.  The majority of movies that young black actors take are portrayed as a threat to loved ones and community (the more of something you see and hear you begin to believe as the absolute truth), all young black men are not menaces to societal harmony.

So, one must carefully ask oneself (metaphorically hypothesizing of course), is an armed man guilty of animal cruelty if he shoots a lion while on a wild safari tour, based on the reputation of these potentially man eating beast? 

Solutions with a plan of action by the American community is definitely in need.  This isn't just a problem in black communities, it's a problem in America.  Once these atrocities are treated as an American problem and not just a problem in black America maybe, just maybe we can curtail this unnecessary violence as a whole.  We basically need to slightly change the way we view things for the better.  Example; instead of looking at the loss of young black men, we should look at it as the loss of young disadvantaged children due to ignorance and lack of community concern.  As a community let's save America from these atrocities, racially motivated or not. "Seek solution, not pollution!"

I'm GENO BANX and that's my perspective! 

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Continued reply to Shane Smith via KONDOR RODNOK's topic

@ Shane smith, I concur with your address pertaining the N word and promoting positive growth through self love, but the remark about whites murdering blacks today is just as minuscule as the N word in comparison to the rate of self annihilation. I also agree with the failing justice system. However, we do need to focus on loving  and educating ourselves opposed to waiting for handouts to rectify our current relations debacle in the black community. A hug has more powerful impact than a punch. Know this to be true. Affection through reflection creates the affect. Solutions rather than diagnosis of the problem is what's going to change the situation.