"You Can Sit Down Next to white Folks – on the Toilet" – Integration, Apartheid, and Untouchability
In the words of Dead Prez, "They manufacture disease, create sickness, then they rent you the cure for the symptoms, to them it's just business" (Prez 2010). The problem plaguing Kmtyw=Black people throughout the world has been likened to a sickness – the Yurugu virus (Ani 1994). To cure this virus requires much more than the alleviation of superficial symptoms. However, emphasizing symptoms while masking the root cause of the problem plaguing Kmtyws=Blacks intentionally sustains the oppressive status quo for the ultimate primary benefit of oppressive (white) Indo-Aryans/Eureurasians. Cases in point are the proffered solutions of so-called "integration" in the United States, the "dismantling" of apartheid in Umzantsi (South Kmt) and the "eradication" of untouchability in India. In each case, rather than substantive restorative justice, reparations for past and current wrongs, redistribution of land and wealth to their rightful owners and/or the complete and total annihilation of structures of systemic oppression and/or oppressors themselves, (white) Indo-Aryans/Eureurasians and their anti-Kmtyw/anti-Black collaborators present the totality of the problems of Kmtyw=Black people as the issue of not being "allowed" to be in closer proximity to whites! In the words of Malcolm X, they present the ultimate goal essentially as "You can sit down next to white folks – on the toilet" as the cure to the static-dynamic interlocking system of white world domination by terror with its imperative of Eureurasian/white on the top, Kmtyw=Black at the bottom (X 1963; Muhammad 1997; Kambon 1998, 2006). This tri-continental analysis of the united snakes, Umzantsi (South Kmt) and India is highly relevant for Kmt today in light of the Kmtyw Union's Agenda 2063, which envisages "an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Kmt, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in the international arena" (AUC 2015, p. 1). However, this statement begs the question of integration between whom and whom and for whose ultimate benefit? Using the united snakes, Umzantsi (South Kmt) and India as case studies, we reveal the fundamental deficiencies of intentionally wrong-headed prescriptions and the ulterior motives of the actors behind them to maintain the status quo by sustaining Eureurasian/white at the top and Kmtyw=Black at the bottom.
Keywords: Integration, Apartheid, Untouchability, white world domination by terror, Yurugu virus
Name: Ọbádélé Kambon; Nana Yaw Mireku Yɛboah
Institutional Affiliation: University of Ghana
Contact information (email and phone): obkambon@staff.ug.edu.gh (mailto:obkambon@staff.ug.edu.gh) 0249195150; nanayawmireku.gh@gmail.com (mailto:nanayawmireku.gh@gmail.com) 0205742781
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Why is it what you are free to do benefits others- Nana Amos Wilson (paraphrase)
"Pan-Kmtywism or Perish....." Nana John Henrik Clarke
Good question, why do you feel freest when you are most enslaved?
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QuoteObadele Kambon;219090 wrote: Good question, why do you feel freest when you are most enslaved?
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Because it keeps us always satisfying the alien spirit- yurugu. It has to be safe in the host body. So when we are made to feel free everything we do will appease this spirit. If we are awaken to our enslavement the yurugu spirit will feel the hostility of the host trying to rid itself of that spirit. Others impacted with he yurugu will also attack our host in defense of the alien spirit as well. It may come in the host of a family member or loved one.
If we are made to feel freest we will engage in activities that destroy us.
Or I could be wrong. Still learning - Neely Fuller Jr.
"Pan-Kmtywism or Perish....." Nana John Henrik Clarke
QuoteObadele Kambon;219090 wrote: Good question, why do you feel freest when you are most enslaved?
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Because that person doesn't have to nor want to think and do for themselves. I'm sure you have read the stories of our people that preferred to stay physically enslaved after emancipation in various parts of our world.
Listen to the words of our ancestors......
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"Pan-Kmtywism or Perish....." Nana John Henrik Clarke