RJ's Blackbox

It's disturbing to hear some of the statements finally made by some prominent white people in support of the black struggle during these protests. The white bubble is part of the white privilege that shields, especially rich white people, from the realities that black people face in the world. Black folks need to also start building themselves, so we can create privileges for our own children.

The false narrative and propaganda that the white world created about AIDS to absolve themselves of culpability has returned. We are going back to the 1980's when Haitians were humiliated and ostracized for a disease that the US government created in a lab. We must stand together and fight this false propaganda, and demand a public apology from Netflix and the producers who created this episode about AIDS started in Haiti. In addition, I'm asking all Haitians to cancel their subscription to Netflix until further notice.

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Black folks need to unify to fight systemic racism, because we have different interpretations of it. The symptoms of oppression are created by systemic racism.

Black folks have been protesting for years, but have gotten no results for their protests. If you want change, you must change your tactics. You can't keep doing the same thing over and over, and expect different results. That insanity and lunacy must end.

We need to start scrutinizing the way politicians have helped and enabled police to continue to terrorize the public with impunity. Cops are immune from prosecution, because politicians make sure of it.

The juxtaposition of why black and white people riot needs to be discussed, because too many people like to rush to judgment when it comes to justice demands by black people. Frustrated justice has everything to do with survival, while white privilege has everything to do with racism. We explore all this on today's podcast.

White supremacy is deeply rooted in hate and racism, but more importantly, white supremacy is rooted in whiteness. White people have not deviated much from who they are, but society as a whole has failed to scrutinize the true roots and nature of white supremacy.

Black politicians have a duty to make sure the laws change regarding police brutality. Black people need to stop offering careers to black politicians who don't serve their needs.

In this episode, we explore some of our downfalls, the reason we fail, the corrective action we need to take, and the accountability that needs to be in place, in order for us to advance in society.

We explore black servitude around the world, and how systemic racism, white imperialism, and white supremacy continue to force black people into a submissive position to serve their needs.