It is always disappointing to me at the number of Black people who seem always quick to make the counter point of "Black on Black" crime as if it is the source or justification for criminal behavior and injustice against Black folks by authorities to negate our cries and complaints against it. The ignorant and uninformed among "us" basically say because of "black on black" crime we really can't complain, or they use it to deflect away from complaints against injustice and the cries for justice. Do they ever tell white folks they can't complain against injustice or get justice because of "white on white crime" which is much greater?
“Who will rise up for me against the evildoers? or who will stand up for me against the workers of iniquity?” ~ PSALM 94:16
Showing posts with label #BlackOnBlack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #BlackOnBlack. Show all posts
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Sunday, December 7, 2014
I'm Having A Hard Time Hearing You "Brotha/Sista"
Let me say this clearly: WHITE POLICE OFFICERS UNJUSTLY KILLING BLACK FOLKS HAS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH BLACK FOLKS ADDRESSING BLACK ON BLACK CRIME, SALVATION, OR OUR COMMUNITY ISSUES. You can make all the speeches or posts you want about "our" issues and preaching the gospel but that is not going to stop the police from putting a bullet in you or beating you to death. If you say the gospel is the solution and we need to preach it and live it then make sure you take that same message down to the local police station and preach it there too as well as on the steps of each city hall and state capital. We know "sin" is the main issue for all humanity, but injustice is a symptom of the sin we're in. If you're going to preach the gospel against sin then you can't ignore addressing injustice and truly call it the gospel.
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Thursday, December 4, 2014
An Open Letter to "Some" of the Black Community
To you of the black community who often come off as self-righteous
pundits against the black community to make yourselves seem politically
correct or appear as the "safe & non-threatening renaissance black man/woman" by constantly bringing up "black on black crime"
to deflect issues of racism, police brutality, and injustice in our
justice system against black people why don't you get off your "safe
& non-threatening renaissance black behind" and go down to these
same communities you condemn and actually help or send some resources.
Most who talk like you feel they have "escaped", left that life
behind, or risen above it all. Well then help someone else rise too even
if that means rising right where they're at. I'm sure there are many
that could really use your help. Why are you so eager to point out all
of our problems and air out our so called "dirty laundry" while standing
on your soapbox, but you won't use or offer any of the soap in your box
to help clean the laundry?
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