I wonder what would happen If black men stopped trying to assimilate themselves into a system that was never meant to work for them

 

I wonder what would happen If black men stopped trying to assimilate themselves into a system that was never meant to work for them, you cant play by another man's rules and expect to win.

I wonder what would happen if fathers raised their boys right and were there for them so they wont have to look to the streets for male role models.

I wonder what would happen if we stopped pushing drugs and alcohol on our young boys and instead pushed cultural and traditional teachings on how to be a man, a leader in the community, a pillar for the next generations.

I wonder what would happen if we taught our young boys that resolving issues with violence is not a display of masculinity but is a very feminine trait(emotionally driven/no rationality at all), where i come from as men we resolve issues through dialogue first and foremost n respect is always at the center of things.

We are brothers, all the clans, tribes and nations of Africa, everyone else has their own system that works for them except us, its time to stop fighting each other and focus on the real enemy, the one who destroys our cultures, promotes sickness(GMOs, western medicine, psychological programming through television), the ones who promote teenage pregnancy through state laws but fail to eradicate poverty and unemployment, the ones who want to emasculate our boys so they become feminine n Africa is left without defenders; what is our goal as African man?

Nothing will change in the black community unless we take up our roles as leaders, protectors, providers, our communities are exposed, foreigners do as they please, we are too busy fighting each other that we fail to see the hyenas laughing at us, learn something from a lion coalition, we are stronger n more effective together than alone. African liberation will not come unless African men put their differences aside and fight under one banner.

I rest my case.