How bad will things have to get before we are ready to do something that actually makes a difference? We have become desensitized to stories like this, because we make a big outcry about it, then…nothing, back to business as usual. George Floyd story, big outcry, riots, and in the midst of this the Black Lives Matter movement crops up, spearheaded by Black homosexuals, funded by a rich white people, then…back to business as usual, but now more Blacks are sympathetic to homosexuals. It happens again and again and again, except the “happenings” are getting worst, the stories are more horrible than the one before. Nothing gets better, nothing changes except the next story is worst than the one before. Do we think this is an easy fix? And do we really think we can figure out how to solve it, with a brain programmed by the ones who put us in this fix? Yes, programmed. It took over 400 years to get here and started…with the white man, kidnapping us thru lies and false promises, from our native land and peoples. They took from us our names, our language, our religion, our history, our way of life, and forced us to take their names, their religion, their language, their history, their way of life. They took everything that made us who were mentally, we were made mentally dead, a Negro. This may be Spanish for Black, but the white man’s languages didn’t begin with Spanish. Negro came from the Latin word necro, which relates to something dead. Do some research. This is no coincidence. The white man knew what he was doing and he named us accordingly. White people gave us that name.
We need to stop underestimating white people.
Then, they reprogrammed us with their way of thinking, turning us into a tool for them. Right now, we are pretty much useless for helping each other. Everything that goes wrong, anything we need, who who do we call? Who do we turn to? Emergency, call the police (white power structure). Sick, call an ambulance, go to the hospital or neighborhood clinic (all run by white people). Need a job, 99.999999999% of the time, you’re going to be contacting a white employer. You may have a Black boss, but the top boss, the one that runs the company, is white. Need spiritual guidance? If you’re Christian like most Black people in America, we turn to the church, 100% run by white people. Need a school for your children? There will be very few (if any) options besides a school either operated by or funded by white people. And if they fund it, they run it because you are not getting their money unless you play by their rules. In many cities with large Black populations, Black-owned, Black funded, Black operated schools are a rare entity.
The teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad makes a difference because it isn’t something he made up or came up with. He was taught by Allah, God in the Person of Master Fard Muhammad. Allah, God, made the Honorable Elijah Muhammad His Messenger, to deliver what he was taught to the Black man and woman in America. Under his leadership, and only his leadership, the Nation of Islam made a difference in the Black community—Black owned businesses that made jobs for Black people; Black owned farms that produced food for Black-owned grocery stores; Black schools that were operated by Black educators, using our own curriculum; housing on Black-owned real estate; Black owned and operated banks; even a Black owned and operated newspaper plant, and this not in one city but in many cities across America. And all these businesses, farms, schools, grocery stores, real estate, banks, and the newspaper plant was owned and operated by the Nation of Islam under the leadership of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, with ZERO funding from white people. This is something no other single Black man has come near to accomplishing for our people, because he is the Messenger of Allah, because Allah God in Person, a Black God for Black people, a man, not a spirit, is backing him.
Islam as taught by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad is what we need to make that difference. Take another look at this great Black man and his accomplishments. The legacy he left is an example of what we can do under the banner of Islam—freedom, justice and equality, and escape our current cycle of slavery, suffering and death.
As Salaam Alaikum (peace be unto you)
Thank you for reading these words!
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