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12 Steps to Recover from Colonized Thinking (#12SRCT)

~ The aim of #RCT is to provide people a process for changing how they've been taught to think and behave patriarchy which fosters inequality, i.e., classism, sexism, and racism to thinking matriarchy which fosters equity. The 12 step process, if followed, has been proven to begin to change how one thinks and behaves in 90 days. To promote permanent change, THIS 12 step program includes New Way of Thinking (#NWTC) classes to correct the lies patriarchy has spread around the world. The 12-18 month classes include 1) Understanding the two primary global cultures, matriarchy and patriarchy (#UMPC), 2) Understanding the system of racism/white supremacy (#USRwS), and 3) Pre-Columbus-colonial African History (#PCAH).

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white Folk Talk Like Black Folk Ain’t Listening & Won’t Say Nothing

07 Tuesday Apr 2020

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Crowding Make Social Distancing a Privilege in Places Like India and Public Housing

07 Tuesday Apr 2020

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Crowding Make Social Distancing a Privilege in Places Like India and Public Housing

The US & Other Governments Around the World Know This, So, They’re Slow to Provide Personal Protective Equipment PPE) to Black/Brown People Allowing Covid19 Take It’s Toll

Deaths of Inequality: AOC on Black and Latinx Communities at Epicenter of Epicenter of the Pandemic #DemocracyNow

Joe Biden Blames white Male Patriarchal Culture…Black/African Matriarchal Culture Isn’t Sexist

27 Wednesday Mar 2019

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Joe Biden Blames Sexual Assaults on ‘white man’s [Patriarchal] Culture’

He Should Have Also Said: Black/African Matriarchal Culture Isn’t Sexist

By Chris Perez    March 26, 2019 | 10:34pm

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Women have been suffering in “a white man’s culture” — which has continually turned a blind eye to sexual assault and misconduct, according to former Vice President Joe Biden, who propped up Anita Hill as an example.

“To this day I regret I couldn’t come up with a way to give her the kind of hearing she deserved,” Biden said Tuesday while speaking at an event to combat sexual violence on college campuses.

“But I also realized there was a real and perceived problem the [Senate Judiciary] committee faced: They’re a bunch of white guys.”

The 76-year-old Democrat continued, “No, I mean it sincerely — a bunch of white guys…hearing this testimony. So…when Anita Hill came to testify, she faced a committee that didn’t fully understand what the hell it was all about.”

Biden, who was Judiciary chairman for the 1991 Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings, got criticized heavily for his handling of the Hill situation. Thomas was accused of harassing Hill, who is black, while he was her supervisor.

“Last fall, you saw it all over again in the Kavanaugh hearing,” Biden blasted. “Almost 30 years…the culture — the institutional culture — has not changed. We have an obligation to change the culture in this country.”

Later on during his speech, Biden brought up a widespread misconception about the “rule of thumb” being an old reference to British common law and it’s tolerance of domestic abuse.

“This is English jurisprudential culture — a white man’s culture,” Biden said, describing how people think the “rule of thumb” was a law that allowed husbands to beat their wives with sticks no thicker than their thumbs.

“It’s got to change,” he repeated.

Describing sexual assault, Biden claimed it was “about the abuse of power.”

“It’s not about sex,” he said. “It’s about power. The most insidious abuse of power of all. And right now we live in a culture where the abuse of power is allowed to penetrate the highest offices of government, where it lives in board rooms and global corporations, and it poisons entire industries — from Hollywood to hotel workers. It pushes down women all around the world.”

Biden spoke for more than a half hour during Tuesday’s event, which was held at the Russian Tea Room in Manhattan. He repeatedly condemned violence against women throughout his speech.

“No man has a right to lay a hand on a woman, no matter what she’s wearing, she does, who she is…Never,” Biden said. “If you see a brother taking an inebriated co-ed up the stairs at a fraternity house and you don’t go and stop it, you’re a damn coward. You don’t deserve to be called a man.”

 

Needs to change?  To what? Answer: Matriarchy is isn’t hierarchical, i.e., sexist, classist, or racist.

white Bishop “knowingly employed pedophiles” = Toxic Masculinity

20 Wednesday Mar 2019

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white Male Toxic Sexual Masculinity…

 

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West Virginia Sues Bishop and Diocese Over Sex Abuse, Citing Consumer Protection

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W.Va. suit accuses diocese of knowingly employing pedophiles

 

Toxic Masculinity…is a white male thing…via white male patriarchal culture

 

 

 

 

Why Put A Black Face on Toxic Masculinity? When It’s Really a white Thing

20 Wednesday Mar 2019

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White Supremacy is an International Terror Threat

 

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As indicated by the New Zealand shooter, Brenton Tarrant, the violent white male Patriarchal culture is what determines how boys are raised in this country…it’s a white thing, a white violent thing.  Lying is too, that’s why they put a Black face on it in this article.

According to The Anti-Defamation League

The extremist-related murders in 2018 were overwhelmingly linked to right-wing extremists.  Every one of the perpetrators had ties to at least one right-wing extremist movement, although one had recently switched to supporting Islamist extremism. White supremacists were responsible for the great majority of the killings, which is typically the case.  https://bit.ly/2S6yrYT

So Why Put A Black Face on Toxic Masculinity? When It’s Really a white Thing…to the extent that…

 

As WAMU’s program 1A does today in it’s program How To Raise Boys

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Parenting isn’t easy. But raising a boy in 2019 presents a particular type of challenge.

Facilitated by social media, parents and children are constantly unpacking patriarchy, feminism and what it means to be a man.

David McGlynn writes about just part of the anxiety he experiences parenting boys:

The thought of either of my two sons harassing or assaulting another person, or being victims themselves, is enough to keep me up at night. Any parent is likely to share my worry.

Nor are sexual bullying and harassment confined to girls. Teenage boys are under tremendous pressure to “act like a guy,” which often means fitting into narrow (and often toxic) conventions of manhood. Dr. Brown said, “It’s common for boys to be called homophobic slurs in middle and high school, especially if they deviate from the very narrow stereotype of what it means to be a typical adolescent boy.” Some boys, in fact, might sexually harass girls simply to keep themselves from being harassed.

Masculinity can often be aggressive. And as Faith Salie writes for Time,angry men are all around us.

A man uses his car to assassinate an anti-Nazi protestor. A man shoots a congressman at his baseball practice. A man commits mass murder at a Vegas concert. A man massacres worshippers in their church. A police officer slaughters his own family. The headlines blur, but they invariably seem to feature men whom the media informs us felt lonely or powerless. And a significant number of American men who actually possess power — but are not murderously angry — are pridefully aggressive. The President tweets furiously,with violently bad syntax, spastic punctuation and apoplectic capitalization, venially attacking not only swaths of people but individual citizens of the country he has vowed to protect and defend.

Of course, men aren’t inherently bad. But patriarchy is widespread.

How can we combat toxic masculinity and make the world a safer, kinder place for people of all genders? And what role do parents and community members play in the development of boys who will fulfill that goal?

Produced by Haili Blassingame.

What Do U Watch / Listen To…

15 Friday Mar 2019

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What Do U Watch / Listen To…

4 The Back Story, I Recommend 

 

Trump Carl Nelson Dec Now (3)

The Carl Nelson Show, 1450 WOL, you’ll hear Black scholars, experts, great analysis by people like #MarkfromAnaheim…who put current events in perspective with history…to include recommended reading, information for gaining African citizenship, and much, much, more.  

Democracy Now will give the ‘back story you won’t get anywhere else because…  Media ownershiplike

…like the an analysis of the rich cheating to get into universities by Anand Giridharadas, author of Winners Take All and Brenton Tarrants, white supremacist who shoot 40 non-white New Zealanders. 

whites Kill the Rest of Us

14 Thursday Mar 2019

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whites Kill the Rest of Us…because

Their Patriarchal Values Don’t Respect the Environment

Study Finds Racial Gap Between Who Causes Air Pollution And Who Breathes It

Headlines this week: whites R killing us

 

First-of-Its-Kind Study Finds Racial Gap Between Who Causes Air Pollution and Who Breathes It

 
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Study finds a race gap in air pollution — whites largely cause it; blacks and Hispanics breathe it
 
 

Study finds a race gap in air pollution — whites largely cause it; blacks and Hispanics breathe it

Toxic inequality

“Blacks and Hispanics bear 56 and 63 percent more air pollution, respectively, than they cause by their consumption.”

 

 

An Example: of How Racism Functions in the Life Area of Health & Political/Economics

Global Warming…Environmental Racism…How Racism Functions in the Life Area of Health & Political/Economics

13 Wednesday Mar 2019

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Study Finds Racial Gap Between Who Causes Air Pollution And Who Breathes It

 

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An elevated view of smog and air pollution in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Pollution, much like wealth, is not distributed equally in the United States.

Scientists and policymakers have long known that black and Hispanic Americans tend to live in neighborhoods with more pollution of all kinds, than white Americans. And because pollution exposure can cause a range of health problems, this inequity could be a driver of unequal health outcomes across the U.S.

A study published Monday in the journal PNAS adds a new twist to the pollution problem by looking at consumption. While we tend to think of factories or power plants as the source of pollution, those polluters wouldn’t exist without consumer demand for their products.

The researchers found that air pollution is disproportionately caused by white Americans’ consumption of goods and services, but disproportionately inhaled by black and Hispanic Americans.

“This paper is exciting and really quite novel,” says Anjum Hajat, an epidemiologist at the University of Washington who was not involved in the study. “Inequity in exposure to air pollution is well documented, but this study brings in the consumption angle.

Hajat says the study reveals an inherent unfairness: “If you’re contributing less to the problem, why do you have to suffer more from it?”

The study, led by engineering professor Jason Hill at the University of Minnesota, took over six years to complete. According to the paper’s first author Christopher Tessum, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Washington, the idea stemmed from a question at a conference.

Tessum presented earlier research on how blacks and Hispanics are often more exposed to air pollutants than whites. After he finished, someone asked “if it would be possible to connect exposure to air pollution to who is doing the actual consuming,” says Tessum. According to Tessum, no one had ever tried to answer that question.

It’s a big, complicated issue, but studying it could address a fundamental question: Are those who produce pollution, through their consumption of goods and services, fairly sharing in the costs?

What kind of data could even answer such a multifaceted question? Let’s break it down:

For any given area in the U.S., the researchers would need to know how polluted the air was, what communities were exposed to pollution, and the health effects of that level of exposure.

Then, for the same area the researchers would need to identify the sources of that exposure (coal plants, factories, agriculture to name a few), and get a sense of what goods and services stem from those emissions (electricity, transportation, food).

Finally, whose consumption of goods and services drives those sectors of the economy?

“The different kinds of data, by themselves, aren’t that complicated,” says Tessum. “It’s linking them where things get a little trickier.”

The most relevant air pollutant metric for human health is “particulate matter 2.5” or PM2.5. It represents the largest environmental health risk factor in the United States with higher levels linked to more cardiovascular problems, respiratory illness, diabetes and even birth defects. PM2.5 pollution is mostly caused by human activities, like burning fossil fuels or agriculture.

The EPA collects these data through the National Emissions Inventory, which collates emissions from specific emitters, like coal plants or factories, measures of mobile polluters like cars or planes, and natural events like wildfires, painting a detailed picture of pollution across the U.S.

The researchers generated maps of where different emitters, like agriculture or construction, caused PM2.5 pollution. Coal plants produced pockets of pollution in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, while agricultural emissions were concentrated in the Midwest and California’s central valley. “We then tied in census data to understand where different racial-ethnic groups live to understand exposure patterns,” says Hill.

Tessum then used previous research on the health effects of different exposure levels to estimate how many premature deaths per year (out of an estimated 102,000 from domestic human-caused emissions) could be linked to each emitter.

“We wanted to take this study further by ascribing responsibility of these premature deaths to different sectors [of the economy], and ultimately to the consumers, and maybe consumers of different racial and ethnic groups,” says Hill.

To do that, the researchers actually worked backwards, following consumer spending to different sectors of the economy, and then ultimately to the main emitters of air pollution.

Consider one major contributor to emissions: agriculture. Consumer expenditure surveys from the Bureau of Labor Statistics provide detailed data on how much money households spend in various sectors of the economy, including food.

These data gave the researchers an idea of how much blacks, Hispanics, and whites spend on food per year. Other expenditures, like energy or entertainment, are also measured. Taken together these data represent the consumption patterns of the three groups.

To translate dollars spent on food into air pollution levels, the researchers traced money through the economy. Using data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the researchers can estimate, for example, how much grocery stores or restaurants spend on food. Eventually, these dollars are linked back to the primary emitters — the farms growing the food or the fuel that farmers buy to run their tractors.

The researchers have now completed the causal chain, from dollars spent at the grocery story, to the amount of pollution emitted into the atmosphere. Completing this chain for each source of pollution revealed whose consumption drives air pollution, and who suffers from it.

After accounting for population size differences, whites experience about 17 percent less air pollution than they produce, through consumption, while blacks and Hispanics bear 56 and 63 percent more air pollution, respectively, than they cause by their consumption, according to the study.

“These patterns didn’t seem to be driven by different kinds of consumption,” says Tessum, “but different overall levels.” In other words, whites were just consuming disproportionately more of the same kinds of goods and services resulting in air pollution than minority communities.

“These results, as striking as they are, aren’t really surprising,” says Ana Diez Roux, an epidemiologist at Drexel University who was not involved in the study. “But it’s really interesting to see consumption patterns rigorously documented suggesting that minority communities are exposed to pollution that they bear less responsibility for.”

Diez Roux thinks this is a good first step. “They certainly make assumptions in their analysis that might be questioned down the line, but I doubt that the overall pattern they found will change,” she says.

Tessum points to some hopeful results from the study. PM2.5 exposure by all groups has fallen by about 50 percent from 2002 to 2015, driven in part by regulation and population movement away from polluted areas. But the inequity remains mostly unchanged.

While more research is needed to fully understand these differences, the results of this study raise questions about how to address these inequities.

Tessum stresses that “we’re not saying that we should take away white people’s money, or that people shouldn’t be able to spend money.” He suggests continuing to strive to make economic activity and consumption less polluting could be a way to manage and lessen the inequities.

Diez Roux thinks that stronger measures may be necessary.

“If want to ameliorate this inequity, we may need to rethink how we build our cities and how they grow, our dependence on automobile transportation,” says Diez Roux. “These are hard things we have to consider.”

Jonathan Lambert is an intern on NPR’s Science Desk. You can follow him on Twitter: @evolambert

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Ending the Punishment of Poverty: Supreme Court Rules Against High Fines & Civil Asset Forfeiture…Temporarily?

27 Wednesday Feb 2019

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Ending the Punishment of Poverty: Supreme Court Rules Against High Fines & Civil Asset Forfeiture…Temporarily…If The Court Remains Conservative

 

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Fly  I was a fly on the wall of the Maintain Racism / White Supremacy Club meeting yesterday when they were discussing the Supreme Court’s decision against excessive fees, fines and forfeitures as criminal penalties.

Racism 101 2  They said: We not gonna’ give up our “modern debtors’ prison scheme” that targets African Americans with arrests and fines and then locks them up when they can’t pay.

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Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the majority opinion and announced it from the bench:

“The protection against excessive fines guards against abuses of                                government’s punitive or criminal law-enforcement authority,”                    Ginsburg wrote. Quoting in part from the court’s ruling in 2010                           that Second Amendment gun rights apply to the states, she said,                               This safeguard, we hold, is ‘fundamental to our scheme of ordered               liberty.’ “

   Club members were mad as shit at Ginsburg…but that ain’t gonna’ last…

   Racism 101 2     Then somebody stood up and said, well, Ginsburg may have given them Blacks a tool to cut off our money but we can always reverse that law you know…for us, laws were made to be broken… always remember.  And, the Niggers don’t have no Racism / white Supremacy Watch Club, like they should…so they don’t even know Ginsburg did them a big favor.

And, by the time they find out (Clarence) Thomas will have resigned and given Trump another seat to fill on the court.

Isn’t that ironic, Thomas is on the court because Thurgood Marshall resigned at the right time, when Bush was in office vs Carter, remember?  

Boy our System of Racism / white Supremacy is really working, it keeps those white liberals from going too far left.  They maybe liberal but the still white…they ain’t gonna give-up their privilege for real. 

And,  Blacks who still think some of us are different, still haven’t learned…none of us are that different…to really share the power.  

 Can you imagine what trouble we’d be in if Marshall and Ginsburg had retired when Carter was in office?  And, because they didn’t that #onedecisionnotto stands to reverse… in this the 21 century all their 20th century decisions the two made…combined. 

Y’all remember, when in 1980, Carter administration officials pressured that nigger Marshal to resign before the Senate flipped from Democratic to Republican…and he refused…loud laughter.  They asked Ginsburg to resign, too…didn’t they…anyway, she didn’t.  https://bit.ly/2VpqU5F

Now, in 2019, the court, already conservative is guaranteed to become more so cause  Clarence Thomas’ thinking about resigning for Trump can appoint another one of us.  Now, that’s a good nigger…that Thomas…what did that nigger Fanon write…Black Skin White Mask…yeah, that’s Thomas…he really thinks he’s one of us and he’ll do anything to try and prove it.  He’ll retire early for the System of Racism / white Supremacy. 

Couldn’t get Marshall to do that…Ginsburg, either.  But when she dies, and it won’t be long…just hope it’s before the 2020 election, cause then we’re guaranteed another Trump appointee…and we can reverse all the laws we want…laughs…louder and louder and louder.

We’ll be guaranteed a conservative court for decades…laughterrrrr….

That Nigger Marshall did us a real favor retiring in ’91 and the Nigger Thomas is about to do it again…thank our white God for the System of Racism / white Supremacy which keeps niggers unconscious, indoctrinated, and addicted to white thinking.

Fly: Johnny  Cochran was right talking about guest on his TV show, when he said ‘conservatives are always more prepared than the liberals’.  Black people seem not to realize, the conservatives have a 20 year plan playbook…always in the background, ready to be implemented whenever the time is right.  That’s what all those think tanks in DC are for.

Fly The real solution for Blacks who’ve been socialized to act inferior to whites, is to recover from internalized inferiority and that’ll take a 12 Step Program to Recover from Internalized Inferiority…I heard a lady, Jackie Morgan’s writing a book about it…has rewritten the steps, traditions, everything.  Heard it’ll be ready this year…2019.  Man, I can’t wait.

Fly: But in the mean time, the situation via the 2020 election is in the hands of Millennial and Generation Z’ers, because…1) they haven’t been indoctrinated by the System of Racism / white Supremacy as many years as previous generations, 2) they have experienced more diversity than previous generations, 3) they have been exposed more to the concept of ‘social justice’ than previous generations and 4) they have witnessed racism/white supremacy differently via Trumpism and understand the System of Racism / white Supremacy is just as much about class as race and thus, the white 1% ‘s about controlling poor whites as much as they’re about controlling people of color. 

Fly History to remember: “Most damaging for liberals were the Johnson blunder that led to the replacement of Chief Justice Warren by Chief Justice Burger; the replacement of Hugo Black by Lewis Powell (a corporate lawyer) in 1972; and that of Thurgood Marshall by Clarence Thomas in 1991. Justice Marshall had ignored some pleas to retire in the late 1970s, when Jimmy Carter was president, only to watch Republicans win the next three presidential elections.

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The biggest questions now are, 1) will Thomas and/or Ginsburg retire before the 2020 election?
And, 2) are all the laws in favor of social justice, TEMPORARY…whether they’re remain on the books via a liberal court or be reversed via a conservative court?

 

Carl Nelson, Asks, Is Kamala Harris A Worthy Candidate?

13 Wednesday Feb 2019

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A Good Analysis is Objective…Like a Debate…It’s About Making the Point With Facts vs Opinion

And, a good analysis is like a debate, remember the how the students in the Great Debaters won…with facts…not opinion?  

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Listening to the ‘debate’ on the Carl Nelson show yesterday evening on WOL 1450
AM on whether Kamala Harris was a suitable candidate…it was a good example of
“critical thinking” and the use of facts vs opinion in making a point.

They seemed not to know or realize that some of the most effective activists for Black people were not born in America, mixed race, and/or were even mulatto…like Marcus Garvey, Frederick Douglas, Minister Lous Farrakhan. 

Critical thinking doesn’t/can’t use opinion (what one thinks or feels) to analyse and answer any question which was one of the lessons in the Great Debaters movie.

Other callers, made their point or argument with facts like her record not “…to embrace criminal justice reforms as a district attorney and then the state’s attorney general…” [For she] “opposed them or stayed silent. Most troubling… Harris fought tooth and nail to uphold wrongful convictions that had been secured through official misconduct that included evidence tampering, false testimony and the suppression of crucial information by prosecutors.” 

In other word, Harris has not acted in the best interest of Black people which is an objective, critical reason to question her candidacy as worthy of our vote. 

Critical thinking is the objective analysis of facts to form a judgment so to answer the question whether Kamala Harris is a worthy candidate thus her record needs to be analysed…facts gathered, reviewed then one can answer the question objectively.

Professor of Critical Thinking, Gerald Horne made the point that what’s important is 1) that all Black people are of African descent and thus are African.  What he meant is, as Africans we can win any election voting as an ‘African voting block’.  But, whites win if we let them divide us into numerous nationalities fighting among ourselves.

And, 2) it’s what Kamala Harris has done for Black people that counts…and the question we should be asking her and any/all other persons running for office…is…

….’what have you done for Black people’…what is your record helping Black people?

What is Harris’ answer to that question…what does the record say…that’s our answer to her worthiness.

 

  

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