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Mode 1.1 (an analysis of racist thought patterns)

Posted on May 31, 2013 by omalone1

Earlier today, we received a letter confirming an “occupational therapy” appointment, and apparently, we should be delighted, and yet, far from it, we are not, as it is simply another example of “professionals” operating through racist thought, however, what do … Continue reading →

Posted in Oppression Studies | Tagged africa within, Alan Roger Curie, Asa Hilliard, bdsm, bell curve, Black Giftedness, domination, Donna P Ford, Donna Y. Ford, EDM, eletronic dance music, fetish art, For The People, george subira trower, Korzykski, Kwame Toure, like it is, Listervelt Middleton, Miranda Fricker, Mode One, racist thought, service user, Steve "The Dean" Williams, Steve Williams, Tariq Nasheed, The Dean, The Man Not, The Supremacist Mindset, Tommy Curry, Tommy J Curry | Leave a comment

The Need for Justice

Posted on January 19, 2012 by omalone1

I have outlined the concept of a prison with the oppressed people as the inmates; however, this analogy is not complete. These people have been involuntarily confined having been paradoxically defined as both helpless “minors” (wards of the court) and … Continue reading →

Posted in Oppression Studies | Tagged Context of White Supremacy, Diminished Responsiblity, Elaborate Code, Frank Fuhredi, Frank Wilderson, Frantz Fanon, Gerald Massey, Kimathi Carr, Marimba Ani, Pan Afrikan Society Community Forum, Prison, The COWS, The Quiet War, Tommy Curry, Toyin Agbetu, Wards Of The Court, Zone of Nonbeing | 3 Comments

Kernel Commission

Posted on December 30, 2011 by omalone1

Summary of 2011 report examining the challenges facing “oppressed” people in 2012 We have found that racist behaviour/thought is not merely institutional; it relates to the authority/autonomy balance (AAB), that is; the desire for conflict that arises between the individuals … Continue reading →

Posted in The 8 Project | Tagged Alton Maddox, Amos Wilson, APril 1968, Chicago 1919, Civil Unrest, Controlled Opposition, Cres Welsing, Debate Ceiling, February 29th, Hare & Hare, Harlem 1935, Harlem 1943, Investigative Journalism, Kenneth B Clarke, Kerner Commission, Neely Fuller, Public Enquiry, Racial Matters, Remi Kapo, Savage Culture, Thinking Skills, Tommy Curry, Vanishing Black Family, Yurugu | 3 Comments

Marcus Garvey

Posted on December 30, 2011 by omalone1

Here are two interesting “articles.” The first is the new “constitution” for the self-directed individual: Grand Wizard. In contrast, the second is a sample from the original set of aims and objectives presented to the Marcus Garvey Organising Committee/PASCF sub-group. … Continue reading →

Posted in Eternal Birth | Tagged Black Star Line, Chinweizu, COWS, delphi technique, Edward Y Clarke, Group Think, Gus T Renegade, intersectionality, Leonard Howell, maroon bay rebellion, paul bogle, rastafari movement, Tommy Curry | Leave a comment

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