The mind of an Intricate Wordsmith
Should they add straight to the LGBTQIA+ Community? That’s it. Why are straight people not a part of the LGBTQIA+ Community? In modern secular societies, one finds that one wants to belong to a section within the community of sexual orientations. Maybe you want to interact sexually with members of other areas who don’t want to interact with you.
Because of disappointment, I still needed to write an in-depth reaction to Marcus Garvey’s story. My dissatisfaction is not with Garvey but with the black community globally. How am I supposed to be my people’s next civil rights activist when my people have already shunned all the most brilliant leaders of the past?
Concerning the ongoing issue of racism, we have another groundbreaking story. Well, there is a saying that no condition is permanent. So I guess I shouldn’t call racism an ongoing issue. For one thing, the Egyptians ruled 33 pharaonic dynasties. Second, the Moors ruled Spain for almost 800 years. However, the Trans-Saharan slave trade lasted approximately 2000 years or more.
The information age has reached an exciting point. Do you happen to know whose information we access? The problem is censorship has always been about who’s accepting the news. In my last article, I wrote about how Chris Rock’s latest stand-up comedy show ignited the topic of selective equality and legal corruption. To further illustrate what I meant, I compared it to the Hindu caste system, which divides people into upper and lower classes.
I have constantly written about this selectivity that Chris Rock discussed in his “Selective Outrage” special. Rock focused on the outrage part, while I’ll look at selectivity. While working on my last series of books, I discovered that selectivity is reality. For example, the mainstream media, corporations, government agencies, educational systems, and other sizable establishments openly declare their contempt for misogyny. Yet these same agencies are often silent when it comes to misandry.