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Thursday, January 31, 2013

What Its Like To be A Negro In My World

 



You take a look at me and there is no doubt that I'm a black man. I'm brown skinned, freckle faced and definitely black. My ancestry is African, off the Atlantic Ocean right off the boat in the Cape Fear River... and up the road into the Slave Trade Market building in Fayetteville, North Carolina! There is some Choctaw Native American in my blood... and of course, there is white blood in me, too!

Because of the trauma of my early years growing up in frighteningly racist Brunswick County, North Carolina, I have a mind that always wrestles with my inherent hatred of the way I was treated by white people in my youth, and my desire to not hate white people. One day the hatred has me at 45%... and that day I might write a rant about a social injustice, or something like that. Most of the time, that hatred is at 5%... and then I am a normal person who has a lot of control over my fingers on my keyboard.

When a Negro became the President of the United States of America, and 50% of the goddamn white people in this country went ape shit crazy... I realized that the racism of my past is just as strong, and more sophisticated, than it was in my youth -- in the KKK ruled back woods of North Carolina!

Today, a white man would have to be certifiable to walk up to me and spit in my face and call me Nigger! I just might be able to beat a murder conviction today, if I strangled him with my bare hands. When I was a kid... white people, men and women, often spit on me and my grandfather when we were out together... and called us Niggers right to our fucking faces! And, what the hell could we do about it in deep down coastal North Carolina where the Negros stayed to themselves to avoid trouble with the white law, and the white law stayed away from the Niggers to avoid having to beat them... and HANG THEM!

Fucked-up psychology, goddamn it -- that is the term of my days. How in the hell do I fight the anger, and hatred in my soul, when I watch the bat shit racial craziness spinning around me every day! I wish to the sky above that Barack Obama could walk up to Eric Cantor, for example, jack him up by his collar and yell a hearty -- "FUCK YOU, CRACKER!" -- to his face. And you better know this, people, Obama has thought such thoughts when he has to face the blatant, disrespectful racism from his underlings. Believe it!

I live in Northern Virginia. I can walk out my door today, go the seven miles to the Dulles Town Center Mall in Sterling Virginia to walk the mall... and not see another Negro in the mall, drive to the Walmart up the street, see five black people working in the store and another four stray blacks among the sea of whiteness... probably living the same experiment I am, drive back home, by way of Subway, and realize again that, like most of America, most white people barely have contact with a Nigger -- so why all the goddamn hatred from their perspective?

Oh, I know the answer to that question. Yea... I know!

What its like to be a Negro in my world? I just gave you a tiny taste of the bitterness. It tastes like shit, doesn't it!

Well, I'll finish this missive. Then, as white people expect of me, I'll again go forth into the community and interact with them as though Negroes did not have a history before January 1, 1863! And, I will continue to observe the wealthy, healthy white women of Northern Virginia squirm in their polished, right to work, Republican skin when we pass each other in the high end Reston Harris Teeter!

Just a taste of my world, 65% white America to my 12% Negro America!


RLJ
 

Monday, January 21, 2013

Love And Respect For Black America

 
 
 
Love And Respect For Black America
 
Much respect to our first black American President, most electable!
He has earned the love and respect of the respectable!
But if it wasn't for the love you see here,
In a time when black America stood frightened like a hunted deer,
Barack Obama would never had, today, been a man most selectable!
 
RLJ


Tuesday, January 15, 2013

The Hypocrisy Around The Word Nigger

 
 
 
 
 
 
I was 6 years old in 1965.
I lived, dirt poor, in Supply, North Carolina.
I'm talking old school frontier Brunswick County swamp land.
The mosquitoes are the size of Bumble Bees with a bite like a bullet!
 
I lived with my mother and her parents in a house build by granddad.
The house had only recently been connected to electricity.
There was no sewer system -- only septic tanks.
Running water came from an electric pump in a hand dug well!
 
My granddad was a hard working, hard living, tough as steel black man.
He was a South Carolina "Black" Geechie brick.
I still believe, if he were alive today, that he could bend a river.
He made a living Pulp Wooding, alone, in the swamp woods!
 
His house sat back 50 yards from the road in a clearing in the woods.
Across the street, back about the same distance, was the neighbor's house.
They were white, they had three children and they hated us.
Their hatred manifested itself through the actions of their children.
 
The first time I heard the word Nigger must have come from the children.
They were all older than me, but never directly physically interacted with me.
It seemed that every time I went outside to play in the front yard...
They would come out, every day, and yell at me... chanting this word:
 
NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER!
NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER NIGGER!
NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER!
NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER, NIGGER!
 
Sometimes, my mother or grandmother would come get me and take me inside.
I distinctly remember wondering why they were so upset.
When my granddad was home he would make me play outside.
Regardless of the chanting, I preferred to play out in the dirt picking at ant lions!
 
How long did these actions take place?
I cannot remember when, or if, the chanting ever stopped.
I was soon off to school -- where I was called NIGGER boy by a few teachers.
What... that was the normal way it was in that part of America!
 
The chanting did continue from across the street.
Eventually, my mother moved away from my granddad's house.
So, I faced the verbal Nigger attacks from other fronts.
And, never to my surprise, the word NIGGER is as strong today as in 1965!
 
All that to say this...
White people and the word NIGGER is one big cluster fuck hypocrisy!
It is white people who gasp and contort when someone else says the word...
Even if they were the kids across the street in 1965 calling me NIGGER!
 
Say the word, white people!
You invented the word... what the fuck?
Those of you who protest the most...
Your guilt from calling me NIGGER will never fade away... accept it!
 
My granddad would tell me,
"Just ignore those Crackers, boy!"
And I did, for as long as I could...
But white people and their hypocrisy sucks the NIGGER right back into the open.
 
Tarantino's use of the word NIGGER is in proper context.
It is mostly other white people who bastardize the context.
Go on and accept the reality, white person...
You just wish you could pull off the use of the word like Tarantino!
 
I own my word NIGGER!
I earned the right to own my slave word!
My ears survived the racist verbal assaults throughout my lifetime!
And, I will never succumb to "The Hypocrisy Around The Word Nigger!"
 
 
RLJ
 
 
 


Thursday, January 3, 2013

A Dirty Mind Teaching Common Sense

 


 
 


… On a little Prince tangent, lately. Back around 1980, when this video was filmed, Prince played small arenas in medium sized towns… allowing the audience to be right there under him. You could wipe his sweat off your face when he flipped his hair. The Dirty Mind tour was a transformative time for everybody at that time, both young and old, as Prince forced all of us to begin to question our sexuality!

And, of course, the conservative establishment back then acted like 2012 Republican asshole fuck dicks of today. But, fuck them… this missive is about the music bringing everyone who was positive, and accepting, together.

We didn’t know what to make of Prince back then. He, along with master singers like 'oh my goddamn God' Sylvester, started to blur all the lines of identity and sexuality, back then. And, many of us humans who respect others embraced it all. Look at the audience in this video. ALL white faces! Those white people are now in their 50s and 60s. I only hope that they taught their kids and grandkids to be as respectful of the music, and of other people, as they appear to be at the time.

Legal age consenting adults fucking each other, regardless of what they are... why should you give a flying fuck about what they do inside their private four walls! The words are adult and legal... remember them!

You want to transform your mind? Seek out Princes’ first five albums. He will blow your mind… and you will know why he is a genius who deserves to be the Rock/Funk god he is today!

Prince taught me what Head is... and why it is better than candy! Prince taught me what evils, and frightening pleasures, a darkly sexual sister can teach you. Prince taught me that Controversy is NOT a bad word. And he taught me tolerance in an evil world of conservative fucks who fuck each other in the asses, and lick each other's pussies... but don't want anyone else to experience what they enjoy!

I only wish the members of this present day Nigger hating congress was made up of people who had rocked those Prince concerts in the 1980s. They would want love in 2013, not war, bitchiness and fucking each other's asses! And I'm not talking about the pleasurable fucking...

That’s for motherfuckin' sure!

 

RLJ