This is an article for everyone. Yes, I speak to you too on this occasion, Black Man! Make no mistake though, I do not speak for you, nor should you want me to. I have no time for you, Black Man, but you ought to consider that a good thing. When I look at slavery, I look at how the plantation owners betrayed the poor of their own race by employing Negro slaves. The Negro should have been left where he was, in Africa, for better or for worse. I believe only separation can be good for the races, and integration, multiculturalism and segregation have only been good for perverse shadowy cosmopolitan elites interested in creating artificial and oppressive social structures.
These are two videos I have made that are connected by the theme of Hollywood. The first begins with an observation in Jared Taylor's debate with black supremacist Tariq Nasheed in how black supremacists use the rhetoric of 1970s blaxploitation films to explain their situation, which is invariably one of being oppressed by the White Man. This I call "blaxplainin'". Certainly, such Blacks as Tariq will get a thrill out of the release of a film that puts all their fantasies about Black achievement onto the big screen. Yet does this new Marvel superhero blockbuster help Negroes or hinder them?
