Category Archives: Oppression Studies
Erotic Discontent (Sexual Politics , Oppression Studies)
From the beginning of its conception, it was believed that Negroes could be shown how to effectively imitate other people in order to be better people. Woodson writes: ‘when the Negroes in some way would learn to perform the duties … Continue reading
Universal People
In our discussion, we want to reflect on the position that James Baldwin urged us to review when he said that we cannot view people as collectives, and can only take them, individually, as they are. We have heard this … Continue reading
White Supremacy In Action
Gwiz. We abandoned this blog last year in May (31st, 2013) however, 1 year later (June 4th), we return to complete it, with the aim of closing shop once we post about 15 more pieces. The reason being, I am … Continue reading
Leaving Leeds (No Hell Like Home)
Excerpt from unpublished manuscript of “An End To Childhood”, Chapter 5: Killing It – Gun Crime As Myth. Quoting Useni Eugene Perkins,Home is a Dirty Street: the social oppression of Black children, reissued in 1991. Eugene Perkins, in his book … Continue reading
Our Land (Supreme Understanding)
Rap, Race and Revolution, Solutions for Our Struggle, 2009, Supreme Design LLC, United States, Part Two: Guns and Ammo: If Einstein Was Black pp. 18 – 20, The conditions we live in give us an overwhelming feeling of powerlessness. We … Continue reading
The Edward Morten Letter
Having completed a century of posts, I had no intention of returning here, however, a few things came up which briefly bring me out of retirement, starting with the following: Has anyone read this email recently? I have nothing … Continue reading
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The Experience of Injustice
Ghost in the shell It seems that oppression, if not designed to do so, ultimately functions to grant victimisers (exclusive) access to the denigration of those who they victimise. It is a power equation which exploits patterns of domination and … Continue reading →