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With this episode we shall explore the insideous nature of individualism, how these acts of randum cruelty and pure nastiness has infected our discourse of civility. The need for the individuel to demonstrate being obnoxous, just to obscure their fear of the unknown, or more to the point their inabilty to listen and to learn.
In this episode of Mindvibes, I will examine the psychology of identity with regards to the Black community. The effects on the decentering our cultural reality, but the psychological iterrations we go through when trying to regain some simliance of a cultural identity.
In this episode I will discuss Robin DeAngelo's concept of White Fragility, its destructive and dangerous thoughts and behavior.
You are entitled to your opinion but not your facts Patrick Daneil Moyniham once said, that is true anyone can have an opinion however no one should be censured for it, if your opinion is not stated as facts.
This episode explores the cult like behavior of many in the White communities, espacailly those on the far right in their idiocy, and their pursuit of ignorance. How with zealot like emotions they deny logic, science and/or facts that are staring at them in the face. They tend to long for some bygone days or a bibical interpatation of what is suppose to be, oppose to what reality dictates.
What makes Black people so energetic, so expressive particularly in entertainment. I believe that it is our power of soul, that indiscribable energetic potency that somehow we instinctefly posses. Yes what makes our music, our style so flamboyent, so joyful, perhaps it is just our nature that remains with us from the motherland Africa, or perhaps it's the need to give it our all after years of trauma. Whatever the case may be, it is what we posses that many peoples don't quite have in abundance then we do, it is simply soul.
In this episode I will examine the hiarchy of atrocities when dealing with world atrocities committed agains various peoples throughout the world. However how a certain group believes that their atrocitie that happened during Hitler's rein should be dominate over everyone else. There is a sense of hiarchy with that, yet at the same time dealing with their honorary status as white folk.
In Search of A culture: examinig idinity how we as young blacks meandered through the various identities and what did culture mean to us as we moved toward our cultural discovery.
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