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Re: Some dialogue related to this issue . . .
Posted By: Fyahman In Response To: Re: Some dialogue related to this issue . . . (iyah360)
Date: Wednesday, 16 February 2005, at 2:51 p.m.
I think the point being driven home is that culturally and from a personalized experience of sufferation and downpression, the white person who comes foward amongst InI; lacks the vision, overstanding and creativity for leadership or a certain self actualisaion that is organically sui generis in epistemology. In such a situation as in any learning process things constantly have to be explained, clarified and regurgitated; which can be oftentimes draining for the black person.
Hence as a cultural actor, a white person has to be constantly getting feedback and explanations as different phenomenon and situations occur. This is in order for the white person to make the most appropriate decision while maintaining the proper perspective. Without the aforesaid, helping becomes counter productive or detrimental for those on the receiving end. It is quite hard if not impossible for a white person mixed in the melieu of White Supremacy to break free of these institutional mega-structures and other imposing programings manifested in the environment. A monsterous system for and by the white man. Which son would deny such an inheritance? Even if and when denied by an individual. It is imposed by the super structure from without. And the fear of Babylon desTROYED? And replace it with what? Yes, the VISION. It is the man made machine versus EDEN; the Jahmek machine. I hope I struck the hammer while the fyah was HOT.
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