Black independence is just a dream.

Black folks hate the mirror, so this might hit them in a way where their hypocrisy might choke some of them for just a minute. Black pain is almost always temporary, due to our short memory.

Whenever black people get an opportunity to make a statement against white supremacy to change things for themselves, they choose to be divided, so that white people can have a good laugh at their expense. There are too many examples that I can use, but the most important one was the boycotting of the NFL, because of the stand that Kaepernick ended up having to take almost completely by himself. I believe it ended his career, right? I'm being facetious. White people won again. The highly paid slaves continue to report to the plantation every Sunday, and most of them love their masters too much to stand with Kaepernick. Let me not forget to credit Rihanna for passing up millions of dollars from the NFL, to support Kaepernick. I applaud her. Kaepernick became a sacrificial lamb, because black people don't even give a damn about themselves. When you have a group of people that stand on no principles, they are more likely to be oppressed, marginalized and exploited. You don't have to be "woke" to have principles, but your eyes must be open to your own subjugation, in order to change your situation.

Black people are too loyal to white people to change things for themselves.They can't wait to serve white supremacy, and celebrate white atrocities. Negroes aren't willing to make any type of sacrifices to make a statement in the world for change. It doesn't matter if it's an incident where GUCCI or H &M depict black people as monkeys in their ads, or being accused of stealing at Barneys and other high end department stores, Black folks will continue to buy Gucci, shop at H & M, Barneys and any other white establishment that embarrassed the shit out of them. They need to have the superficial white bragging right to tell people they only shop at Barney's and other places that hire white people who think they can't afford to step foot in their establishments.

You see, black stereotypes aren't simply relegated to the fools who continue to perpetuate them, it's also applied to the entire race of black people. You can be a doctor, lawyer, architect or writer, it doesn't matter to white people if their stereotypical rules don't apply to you, they make you a victim of their blanket approach to our entire race. The fools who continue to watch football on Sundays, end up making fools out of us who choose to do something more productive with our time on Sundays. We need to make more of an effort to stand on principles, to make sure white supremacy doesn't continue to destroy and control our livelihood. The fools who still go to the Gucci store and H & M to shop, make fools out of those of us who no longer support these businesses. I'm not telling you to be as stupid as white people, to go burn something that you spent your hard earned money on, but you shouldn't patronize people who think less of you any longer. I remember when white people were burning LeBron's jerseys, I had never seen anything so venomous. And all he did was leave Cleveland to exercise his right as a player to become a champion in Miami, something white players had been doing since the inception of the league. Sometimes it seems like Black folks don't have the strength to stand up against their own oppression. All the black people with all the strength died a long time ago. Now, we only have a few strong individuals sprouting from a field of cowards who want to act like they can't live without their codependency on white supremacy. We don't have a collective, and it doesn't seem like we're ever going to have one. The worst thing about that, is the fact that white people and others are fully aware of it.

At the end of the day, white people treat black people like the little children they are. We cry for attention whenever white folks decide to act racist, but once they stick that pacifier in our mouths, we suddenly forget and forgive their action, and return right back to our position as their little trained children, and they get to discipline us the best way they know how.