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In a bullfight, after being brutalized while making
innumerable charges at the movement of a cape,
there comes a time when the bull finally turns and
faces his adversary with the only movement being his
heaving bloody sides. It is believed that for the first time he
really sees the matador. This final confrontation is known
as the “moment of truth.” For the bull, this moment comes
too late.
The experience of Black people all over the world presents
an analogous situation. For hundreds of years, Blacks
have been charging at the banners that are held by the
European (White) matadors. Those banners have been represented
by concepts such as democracy, capitalism,
Marxism, religion, and education. The banners remained
constant as long as Blacks were assets. However, with technology
and worldwide industrialization on the rampage
resulting in a further exploitation of Africa’s resources
which in turn produces an increase in Africa’s (Blacks’)
national consciousness, Blacks are now a threat and a liability
to the White race. Therefore, the banner held by the
matador represents only one concept: genocide.
– Nana Bobby Wright