I’m addressing the issues that many of you have brushed aside, laughing and supporting the wrong narratives!
I counsel young people, particularly men, who struggle with awkward social interactions and effectively treating women.
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The “Great Debate” reflects all the symptoms and behaviors of this struggle.
The individual behind it sought to retaliate against me, using my trauma to conceal his own insecurities and his inability to communicate successfully with Black women.
This pattern also resonates culturally; we often blame this country, white people, and various external factors for our challenges.
In reality, we have allowed our love of money, government assistance, and our men’s focus on entertainment, sports, and education to overshadow the principles that should keep our families united.
We need to make sacrifices for our children, prioritize marriage, and unify as a collective against our natural predators.
Who taught you to see yourself through the lens of negativity, as if you were their metaphorical “N-word”?
We have internalized this notion, much like the character
Toby in Roots, as we strive to be compliant for America.
If you actually read my book and grasped its title, you would gain a better understanding of my message.
“I Am Not Your N-Word, America” signifies that I am and authority of a creation of God—a man or woman who has overcome numerous challenges.
12 Years A Slave is a great resilient of who metaphorical we are in 🇺🇸
But, we hate ourselves, Dr Norris Shelton said Slavery is the best to happen to us, but we want accept it through an ASTUTENESS TO SEEK THE BENEFITS
While I have faced a lot of adversity, 🇺🇸 I am still proudly American. Despite the evils inflicted on my ancestors, we are still here, stronger and more astute than ever!
AMEN 🙏- Uncle MeShorn is a Freedmen
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