The Modern Suppression of African Americans
Posted by African Press International on September 3, 2010
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As a means of ensuring the continuance of its white dominance and control, White America’s methods of institutional racism has been secretly modified into a more contemporary and stealthy design that provides a more socially acceptable means of controlling and suppressing the advancement of its Black population.� This modern method is a social engineering program that I appropriately referred to as �the Black Matrix�. �And although this�method is less blatant than those earlier racist systems used in the past against Black people, its affects are however far more detrimental. In fact, it is the most proficient racist system ever deployed against Black people and yet most are totally oblivious of its existence.
It is surmised that this covert social engineering program [Black Matrix] was implemented in 1968, in the face of widespread violence that ensued after the death of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.� �Dr. King�s brutal assassination amplified Black angry demonstrations and riots within the United States.� Such incidents were reported in more than 100 cities across the nation immediately following the assassination.� This violence resulted in the loss of lives and property that cost the nation and taxpayers millions of dollars and increasingly placed the peace and stability of the nation in dire jeopardy.� America�s racially motivated brutality toward African Americans appeared to have reached its boiling point, creating much unrest and discord.� These factors, combined with the rapidly deteriorating American global image, led U.S. Government agents of White supremacy to quickly reform their techniques of institutionalized racism.
This problem resulted in President Lyndon B Johnson ordering the formation of the Kerner Commission.� Its mission was to investigate and prescribe a cure or recommendations for the problem.� The Commission concluded that blatant White racism was the single aggravating factor for the collective problems. The Kerner report�s findings required that the U.S. Government abandon its open, blatant forms of racist systems used to suppress and control of its Black population as a means of maintaining its White dominance.� This abandonment of outdated tactics necessitated an implementation of an improved method for ensuring the continuance of white dominance and control.
Changing times required that the U.S. government modify its methods. �Today�s method is more covert and sophisticated in its implementation. The United States media�s distorted portrayal of Black America that amplifies the negative to the point that it distorts reality is more than just biased media reports. They function as a media manipulation psychosocial program. It is deployed through a massive media driven– social engineering- – marketing campaign that devalues African Americans. Its features include the ability to both influence the national climate and engender personal psychological feelings among African Americans that ensures the continuance of white dominance.
This psychosocial program adversely manipulates and shapes the minds and collective perceptions of African Americans by subjecting them to seeing only the fraudulent worst in themselves.� Its unrelenting daily assault on the Black psyche�is designed to break down African Americans� sense of racial�unity and allegiance, mold the character of self-hatred, and engender self-doubt, self-loathing, and division among their group that weakens their ranks.� It also conditions Black people to accept white dominance over their lives by convincing them that it is now they that are their own worst enemies.
Furthermore, it also heightens mass insensitivity throughout the nation and world regarding the plight of African Americans therefore facilitating a consensual nationally setting for Black mistreatment. It fosters false justifications for America�s legal system�s mistreatment of African Americans; wherein they are disproportionately incarcerated, given stiffer sentences, and unfairly treated.� The effects of this massive psychosocial program are also manifested in ideas, education, governmental policies, economic stratification, social segregation, housing markets, hiring and promotion practices, psychological issues, and minority access to a variety of social services and opportunity. It also affects attitudes that, when enacted through governmental policies, laws, and other legislation actions, serve to ensure that African Americans will not advance.
This psychosocial program is at the core of the feeling of self hatred that many African Americans now experience as well as the feelings of superiority that many whites possess.
The objective of the United States government has always been to maintain its White dominance over its Black population, and clearly mass psychological manipulation meets this need–because it covertly creates a national climate that allows the government to suppress consensually the advancement of its African American population and to maintain its White dominance.�� Furthermore, history overwhelmingly demonstrates that the White race�s innate proclivity for racism, control, and dominance is much too deeply engrained for them to just merely give up their practices of implementing suppressive methods over its African American population. Clearly, the method of psychological warfare provides the United States Governmental elites with a method for meeting this need but doing so with the added benefit of not appearing racist. It was perfectly suited for the changing times.� Unlike the extremely cruel and public racism used in the past, which Blacks were able to easily identify and thus unify to form counter strategies against, racism through psychological warfare is much harder to detect.� Armed with this method, the U.S. government could maintain dominance and control with less social fallout because racism is not as easily recognized.� This new method exists in the space between overt racism and racial respect.
This more covert and sophisticated method of deploying white racism requires a more in-depth explanation of how it actually works.
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“I for one believe that if you give people a thorough understanding of what confronts them and the basic causes that produce it, they’ll create their own program, and when the people create a program, you get action.” – Malcolm
