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Re: What is "Leadership"?
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Seen. People have been conditioned to look for "messiahs" everywhere but within themselves. "Jesus" is the messiah, Selassie I is the messiah, even Tupac Shakur is the messiah to some people (most charismatic emcee in the history of hip hop, yes; messiah, no.)
Repeating an anecdote from another thread, I remember being in my auntie's boyfriend's apartment in Brooklyn years ago, surrounded by large pictures of H.I.M. He pointed to one and said in no uncertain terms "you see Selassie I deh? His Majesty is nah de messiah, YOU ah de messiah, that is what Selassie I come fuh show we." [Of course he didn't mean me specifically]

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What is "Leadership"? *NM*
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(one)single-headed or (many)multiple-headed
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leadership limitations
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re; that other thread
even dark-skinned Black to impute reverse racism *LINK*
he would only debate the issue with white people. *LINK*
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