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by G. Thorpe
- Self-hate: Many people of African decent hold a negative perception of themselves.
- Many predominantly Black churches and homes are still decorated with a picture of a white Jesus.
- Most Black people in the world are still educated by white or Arab agenda institutions.
- Many Black people use names their ancestors acquired during slavery.
- The diet of many Black people still consists of foods that were forced unto our ancestors during slavery.
- Most Black people in the world only speak the European language of their ancestors slave master.
- Leaders often seem to run Black countries like puppets to European or Asian power agendas.
- Black men and women can often be disrespectful toward each other and don’t use amicable methods to settle disputes.
- Black people spend the majority of their resources in the development and advancement of other racial and ethnic groups.
- Many Blacks depend on other groups for employment rather than creating jobs for the Black community.
- Divide-and-conquer techniques that whites use to separate Black people contribute to why Black people are often violent toward each other today.
- Many Black people live in destitute situations, with the same or, at times, worse conditions than during slavery.
