"Today 2014 we act like our country has changed for the better which is a blind-sided fake ass lie. I'm glad I had great teachers such as my mother and my southern family who back then was still healing from the dreaded 60s. Yes I was taught to be very observant and not be apart of a problem but be the solution to it. The 80s I saw the drug epidemic overpowered our community and turned my people into institutionalized slaves to the rhythm of cocaine. I've lost family and friends to the drug culture so to be alive at 40 is PRICELESS especially a black man in AmeriKKKa. The 90s I was a participant in may events for the healing of our community even attended the historical Million Man March in my hometown. I also met the legendary late Minister Dr. Khalid Abdul Muhammad that day and it changed me as a black man. Now the 21st century is here and what do we see that's really changed besides a Afro-American President who gets mad disrespect from everybody including blacks. I don't see my country giving President Obama the mad respect as former D.C. mayor Marion Barry gets from the people of the Nation's Capital. Marion Barry did more for the blacks in D.C. than most mayors do in their own cities. We the people of D.C. will always love him and he is our mayor for life regardless if he never runs for major office again. To the secret groups of women who've condemned me for what I said about strong black women leaders not participating to show young girls that life is more than twerking and being whores but I am wrong for being a black man concerned about these little girls' future. I rather see our youths do more constructed things instead of being something that's a pure figment of the imagination. WAKE UP EVERYBODY and stop the genocide of lies and the brainwashing of our lives before we end up back in slavery once again."
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