EXCLUSIVE: THE BLACK FALSE NARRATIVE

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Bad apples exist in ALL cultures. Criminals, drugs and violence are not just limited to just one culture. We see it often in various cultures. Things happen. But there seems to be a culminated effort to consistently project negative terms and narratives onto the black culture to continuously cause social and economic oppression--whether admitted or not. This is not just happening in the United States, it's happening across the world. IT'S TIME TO STOP THIS!

People have just grown tired of this type of targeting. They go on to say that it's time to stop the dangerous "false narrative game" along with the negative rhetoric surrounding the black culture. This has been going on for years and it's time to DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT."

Although the knowledge has been suppressed, the black culture has consistently contributed globally in very large, diverse and dynamic ways to help us all. Let's focus on the positive aspects of black culture for a change...

Did we say dynamic? Yes, we did! We said DYNAMIC because since times memorial, blacks have continued to create and accomplish outstanding things that eventually serve to help us all despite the negative narratives that try to steal the forefront.
For example:
Entrepreneurship: Black-owned businesses, Black investors and Black innovators-- all in the African diaspora from America to Africa and beyond, are still paving new ways in finance, tech, agriculture, newly discovered mineral resources as well as other unknown areas, which are driving current and future jobs in massive ways in local and global economies for the future. 

We especially see this in the Igbo tribe of West Africa, extending to the United States and beyond. The Igbo tribe has been given the pen name of the "Midas touch" because when Igbos build businesses, they grow and expand quickly and last for years only to "morph" into even larger business giants thereby boosting global economies.
Labor movements: Black workers and unions are playing central roles in labor rights, workplace protections, and economic justice movements globally to directly target and voice the worker's cry.
Cuisine, language, fashion: culinary traditions, dance, slang, linguistic influences, and fashion trends from the Black diasporic are the embedded foundational trends for cultures everywhere in global everyday lives.
The black culture has repeatedly proven that whether isolated, excluded, economically oppressed or branded "the dark continent", they still retain an "invisible" cohesiveness that allows them to SURVIVE AND THRIVE. 

Now, this is certainly not to say that other cultures have not contributed great things as well; but blacks are certainly at the forefront of it all.
So, where are these false narratives coming from?
Biased or sensational media coverage that "amplify" black situations; Many people don’t check reputable sources or question stories about these black situations, so misinformation spreads unchecked.
Paid agitators and instigators for the elite. These "negative influencers" are paid to watch, cause and keep conflict and division going--especially when good things are happening amongst a large percentage of the black working class aligned collectively for progress. These instigators and agitators are PAID to cause division thereby hindering their progress. The paid agitators are usually unread, ignorant and vulnerable people who have been told what to say and do and will do almost anything for money. They keep negativity going by creating bad rumors or trolling and posting rude or opposing comments on social media.

It's not just the bots; it's also actually REAL people--posing as "new leaders" or "innocent" bystanders in or near black culture, that have been paid to help to destroy black progress. OBSERVE THEIR FRUITS AND THEIR INNER CIRCLES.
Politicians using misleading or coded messages. This mobilizes their supporters. This is the "root" cause of MAGA.
Longstanding institutional racism and stereotypes; Systems (economic, education, criminal justice, housing) were built with biased ideas and preserve old narratives. Centuries-old racist beliefs have created durable myths about blacks that are hard to dismantle. Technological algorithms limit interactions and connections with other cultures (social segregation)
People or outlets using "black incidences and situations" to profit from black rage and outrage. This is especially true about the social media platform. Disinformation about black people goes viral; Outrage and sensationalism drive clicks, views, and make money, so media and creators keep repeating the same dramatic stories to trigger more anger. The Social media platform has currently been the most impactful at spreading sensationalism and anger about the black culture and have profited the most from these false black narratives.

And who is behind social media? This is also where the money goes...
So, why the culminated effort to consistently create and project negative, false narratives onto the black culture? Because powerful people and systems BENEFIT from it. They simply pay their "puppets", "pawns" and agitators to keep these false narratives alive to make money and then portray the black culture as an enemy--thereby boxing them into a negative feedback loop for reinforcement of more false narratives.
So, it's not really about the Black culture, the White culture, Any culture, the female, the male, the immigrants, the Aliens, religions, wars, countries, etc. 

It's a MONEY FORMULA:  What triggers public emotions? Where are the insecurities? What sells the most? What brings in the most money?

ANSWER: Always make the working public feel like they are lacking in something...make them feel like they are not good enough, missing out on something or never enough and build products around the "power of suggestion".

It's the POLITICS for making money. It's about the creation of false narratives that make the most money. Unfortunately, because the Black culture is so diverse, it makes a large amount of money for the ELITE and the powerful across the world.  False narratives are fueled by EMOTION to make more money. By the way, the ELITE and the powerful come in all colors, cultures, shapes, forms and fashion.
Although the "false narrative game" has been present for years, attached with a "boss/slave" mentality, there is also a "new" kid on the block-- THE NEW WORKING CLASS--made up of ALL cultures, political parties, young and old, who are tired of the lies, false narratives, who say "face the truth", have values, have integrity, be responsible and accountable for the kind of direction in which we are driving our country, and use COMMON SENSE to create CHANGE. CREATE BETTER. The NEW WORKING CLASS SIMPLY WANTS BETTER because it's possible. The New Working Class has collectively recognized and seen through the old "smokescreens" of lies, and old regimes, and are now diligently organizing and establishing grassroot effort and organizations across the globe to create new growth and change for the working class for living better lives for a better future and a better world. BETTER.  

In short, they have a NEW PERSPECTIVE and strongly ADMONISH: Fix and stop the false narratives about ANY culture--especially the black culture, undo media bias, elect better leadership, pay people LIVING wages and "get out of worker pockets", make fair laws if really interested in maintaining order, give opportunity for wealth and legacy to the working class, provide opportunities for new, small business, and respect ALL people for who they are. People are HUMAN beings and should not be used as "toys" or "gambling tools" or for mockery and "backroom Deals" for the Elite and the wealthy. To the puppets and pawns of the elite, REMEMBER: All money is not GOOD money. You and your children will also have to live in what you have helped to create. The New Working class also says that the Black Diasporic as a whole---whether in America or in Africa or beyond, carries something very special and have already shown us that they know how to SURVIVE and THRIVE-- for the good of us all. They especially did this during the Great Depression in the United States and the Apartheid in South Africa. Who created the meals that lasted for days? Who helped protect innocent lives during Apartheid? Who nursed the babies during enslavement and in the Depression? Who made the herbal medicines to cure the colds and coughs when doctors were not available?  Many of these created foods, breast milk and cold cures are now selling under different brands in your local grocery stores today all due to black innovation.
Perhaps it's time to change the narrative and listen and recognize the Black cultural Diasporic as vital, creative partners in creating a fairer, more prosperous future for our world.  Perhaps Blacks are NOT the problem, but the KEY.  PUT AN END TO THE FALSE NARRATIVES.