Black Panther: The Revolution will never be televised(Spoiler review)

2018/02/20 · by moorbey | in Afrika, Afrikan, amerika (white people), betray, general | tagged "black power", "black unity", : Black empowerment, African Kings, African nation, African nobles, African Queens, agent, agitator, Andy Serkis, Angela Bassett, Anti-African, anti-black, anti-blackness, apartheid, Ayo, Black children, Black Collective, black consciousness, black culture, Black Dignity, Black films, black freedom, black heroes, Black History, Black issues, black leaders, black liberation, Black Lives, black love, Black Panther, Black people, Black self respect, black women, black-community, Chadwick Boseman, Chande, Christopher Lebron, Cinematic universe, cocaine, colonialism, Comic book films, Comic book heroes, comic books, Crooked system, Danai Gurira, Daniel Kaluuya, Daredevil, deception, Deceptive film, Decoding films, Decoding the message, Donald trump, Eric Killmonger, Erik Killmonger, european culture, European lies, Europeans, Everett Ross, Florence Kasumba, forest whitaker, freedom, Global liberation, Government agent, government agents, Hollywood propaganda, incarceration, Indoctrinate, John Kani, Keep you asleep, Key plot, Killmonger, Letitia Wright, liberation, Loki, Luke Cage, Lupita Nyong'o, Martin Freeman, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Michael B. Jordan, Mind control, Misleading film, Misleading message, Nakia, Negative Images, negative stereotypes, Netflix, Nightshade, Okoye, police brutality, Powerful tool, Racist Hollywood, Racist narratives, racist society, racist system, Racist whites, revolut, revolution, revolutionary, Rightful king, Ryan Coogler, Shuri, Spoiler alert, Spoiler review, Stereotypical roles, Sterling Brown, subversion, Sydelle Noel, T Chaka, T Challa, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Televised, Thor, Thought Provoking, Vibranium, Villain, Wakanda, White created films, White Lies, Window dressing, Winston Duke, Wrong message, Zola Williams | 1 Comment

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ANTI-BLACKNEZZ IN ASIAN COMMUNITIEZ: HARMING BLACK BODIEZ SEEN AZ NORMAL

2017/03/18 · by moorbey | in Afrikan Amerikans, afrikan-amerikan, black, Black History, historical, history, nu-afrikan, Nu-Afrikans | tagged afrikan-amerikan, anti-black, anti-Blackness amongst Asian communities, Black and Korean American cultural relations, Black dollars matter, black-community, Korean shop owners, LaTasha Harlins, LaTasha Harlins death | Leave a comment

On the anniversary of the shooting death of LaTasha Harlins, revisiting the painful history of Black and Korean American cultural relations. This week, the Black community is forced to reconcile with the fact, that as we remember the 26th anniversary of LaTasha Harlins death; a 15-year old girl, who was shot in the back of […]

Why I, An Asian Man, Fight Anti-Black Racism

2012/05/08 · by moorbey | in amerika, black, capitalism | tagged anti-black, asian, oppression, racism, societal, White supremacy | 7 Comments

Written by: Scot Nakagawa Scot Nakagawa This article originally appeared at Racefiles.wordpress.com. I’m often asked why I’ve focused so much more on anti-black racism than on Asians over the years. Some suggest I suffer from internalized racism. That might well be true, since who doesn’t suffer from internalized racism? I mean, even white people internalize racism. The […]

YOGI’S 1969 LETTER FROM SOLEDAD PRISON

2012/04/03 · by moorbey | in general, history, liberation, oppressed, poor, Prison industrial Complex, revolutionary | tagged anti-black, folsom, Hugo A. Pinell, racial, soledad, statement | Leave a comment

“EXHIBIT A Statement of Facts Soledad Central, CA I swear on my life and on those who have perished unmercifully under the cruel hands of these racial anti-Black officials, that what you are about to read is the pure, honest truth and nothing but: To All (Blacks) Concerned: Hugo & Shirley ( his late wife […]