This episode explores the existing power differentials between Blacks and Whites and how the power of definition creates within the targeted population a commercial self commensurate with the commercial and power interests of the dominant population.

Liberation and resistance are important works of the soul that must be vetted on an ongoing basis, this episode dynamically explores the work of remaining integrous to that important end.

This episode thematically explores the complimentary relationship between rulers and those who are ruled.

This episode explores the historical thread of how romanticized solidarity with every group but our own, especially the “dominant” society, has and continues to maintain the systemic inequities we claim we desperately are endeavoring to change.

Episode encourages us to learn from our history or die unnecessarily repeating the same mistakes.

This episode asserts and explores the duplicitous and schizophrenic quality of the American enterprise from its inception and how its current iteration is congruent with its intrinsic orientation towards avarice, violence, and murder despite its efforts to be known as moral, sagacious, and beautiful.

This episode explores how white liberalism and symbols serve to maintain the power differentials between white and black society.

This episode unpacks the vital importance of controlling our consumer habits by having them intentionally informed via transcendent power goals and group interests.

In this episode we continue to unpack the relationship between the past, present, and future as it relates to the shaping of consciousness for the purpose of domination and how that dynamic informed, shaped, and ultimately ensured the failure of the Civil Rights Movement.

In this 4th installation of Why The Civil Rights Movement was a Failure we explore the relationship between Destiny, Denial, and the misguided socioeconomic and political outcomes of the Civil Rights Movement.