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Rich or Poor, Black People Are Still Not Free From White Capitalist System
There is a longstanding argument within the socialist-communist,
left-leaning political sphere and anti-imperialist spaces regarding the role of racism in a capitalist system that breeds class stratifications.
Many orthodox socialists-communists, and left-leaning political pundits argue that economic class is the primary source of division, and, thus outranks race as a primary social consideration for those who wish to improve the African world.
However, many Pan-Africanists argue that being race first comes before class by virtue of its ability to transcend class barriers and unite different economic groups into a shared, ubiquitous social experiences.
After watching this video, do you agree with Umar Johnson?2 Comments-
“Even a broken clock is right twice a day”.
A normally unreliable person can occasionally provide correct information, from time to time.
Even someone who is normally seen as totally useless is capable of occasional intelligent insight, so you wouldn’t just dismiss people based on assumption.
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What is it worth if a “woke” “highly conscious” Black person who have read a thousand “enlightened” “conscious” “Black liberation” books (books from all of our great Grandcestors and Master Teachers Afrocentric books from Nana Marcus Garvey, Nana, Cheikh Anta Diop, Nana John Henrik ClarkeNana, Nana Yosef Ben-Jochannan, to Nana Amos N. Wilson), but this “highly woke” “conscious” Black person daily activities, his daily personal actions is exactly like a Black person who have not read one book or crack open a “conscious” “woke”, Afrocentric, Black nationalist books. They don’t even know who Marcus Garvey, John Henrick Clarke, Yosef Ben-Jochannan, Amos N. Wilson. They don’t even know what is Black Power (Abibitumi), let alone Black Liberation (Abibifahodie).
What does that say about the “highly conscious” “highly woke” Black person?
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