It is always good to know ones past or history only if it is towards understanding some difficulties surrounding where one is then with this knowledge move towards improving things for posterity
Exactly! Black people only matter to the world in October the Black history month every year we relive our cry about what our people suffered again and again ? Should we continue to force or expect people to celebrate our achievements Should we continue to compete against or complement each others vision Should we continue to refuse stereotype yet look away, changing nothing Should we continue to talk about issues yet gave attention to nothing Should we continue to complain of the past or unite to improve the future
Black people must matter to us then the world in November Black Future Month As we look not down to wounds of the past but to work in hope for posterity
Black posterity is about us developing or moving our best foot forward, focusing on what we know we have and what we know we can do to create the future we want people to see or know about Black people not the one they want to see or show.
People give you names when they don’t know who you are as a people… the minute you start believing who you are and what you have as a people then you will start working together not against each other - complementing not competing then you start become “a people”
As you start filling some space or gap society positively and constantly then people will see you MATTER not because you say you do
You are defined by what you do consistently as a people not what you say
It is always good to know ones past or history only if it is towards understanding some difficulties surrounding where one is then with this knowledge move towards improving things for posterity
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ReplyDeleteBlack people only matter to the world in October the Black history month
every year we relive our cry about what our people suffered again and again
?
Should we continue to force or expect people to celebrate our achievements
Should we continue to compete against or complement each others vision
Should we continue to refuse stereotype yet look away, changing nothing
Should we continue to talk about issues yet gave attention to nothing
Should we continue to complain of the past or unite to improve the future
Black people must matter to us then the world in November Black Future Month
As we look not down to wounds of the past but to work in hope for posterity
Black posterity is about us developing or moving our best foot forward, focusing on what we know we have and what we know we can do to create the future we want people to see or know about Black people not the one they want to see or show.
ReplyDeletePeople give you names when they don’t know who you are as a people… the minute you start believing who you are and what you have as a people then you will start working together not against each other - complementing not competing then you start become “a people”
As you start filling some space or gap society positively and constantly then people will see you MATTER not because you say you do
You are defined by what you do consistently as a people not what you say