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Rescuing Black Consciousness from Decenteredness Irrelevance-gctid244139

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Rescuing Black Consciousness from Decenteredness & Irrelevance

Published on 03/08/201704/08/2017 by culturereviewmagazine
Writer: Itumeleng Makale

Photograph: SA History Online

A paradigm of decenteredness and dislocation gets people swimming in the pool of "universalism" which is, in fact, a set of concepts with their branches in whatever number of irrelevant Kmtyw Consciousness disorientating epistemological twist. Kmtyws would do anything in their power to defend Eurocentric paradigms. Seizing the Power to Define, and not being a stooge of AKKKademia/AKKKademons and white logic, is the only entry point into independently forming self-concept as Kmtyws and developing an epistemological Framework within which it will find its expression in different forms of disciplines and their related areas of practice. Black Consciousness without Afrocentricity as its paradigmatic foregrounding is nothing but a sterile intellectual conduit of a people with a decentred ideology without a worldview assuming all of the eureurasiaan/aAmw/eurasian philosophical throw-up, our minds have been raped with in the mentacide camps you call universities, as universal. That's why you have Indian heroes in your BC tradition!

Our alienation is not from our labour, it is from our essence and epistemological and cosmological anchorage that grounds independently Kmtyw conceptual frameworks. This is fundamental to our castration as Black people. First and foremost we do not possess the Power to Define which is the predicate to the Power to Create/Build. Karl Marx and other non-Kmtyw intellectual thugs conceptualised a discourse with a conceptual Framework that evades the race problematic.

If you understand politics of ontology you would know that we are classless. The world as we know it is a white construct, in all its permutations. The Socio-economic stratification of this world from a system that was conceptualised without you in mind. I say you don't belong to any of those classes. You're an ontological absentee to this world. Build your own!!! Unless your agenda is of politics of inclusionism.

Class politics and Class analysis form a body of irrelevant knowledge to understanding the white-faced dynamic. We live in a society that is built on a colonial template and the oppressor's value system. We are a dominated people, and we belong to no class! You are not the Ruling Class! You are not the Bourgeoisie (of any category)! You are not the Proletariat! You are not the Peasants! You are neither the right nor the left of anything!

You are a robbed, raped, castrated and dislocated people! You are a dominated people!

That philosophical repudiation of the irrelevant Kmtyw Consciousness-falsifying epistemes is key to recentering our quest for truth back to our Kmtyw essence. This is what should guide our use of our cognitive maps in the production and development of epistemologies that serve the existential intent that our essence-primed values, tastes and interests would inform.

*The writer is an Afrocentrist and a Black Power Proponent

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We must act as if we answer to, and only answer to, our Ancestors, our children, and the unborn.

Amilcar Cabral
"Intellectuals ought to study the past not for the pleasure they find in so doing, but to derive lessons from it"

I reached out to this brother to come to aK as a blogger.   We will see

He has a blog: http://blackstorationforum.blogspot.com/?m=1

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We must act as if we answer to, and only answer to, our Ancestors, our children, and the unborn.

Amilcar Cabral
"Intellectuals ought to study the past not for the pleasure they find in so doing, but to derive lessons from it"