The Poethnic Justice Podcast

Family,

In this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we discuss the remarkable life of John Horse.

When it comes to how one is to live their life in a way that combats oppression, John Horse was the poster child.

What lessons can we take away from John Horse's life on how we can live our own lives in a manner that unapologetically stands up to systemic oppression?

In this edition of PJP, the FBA Recognition ed...

Family,

These white-owned social media platforms aren't fair and impartial when it comes to their black users. The average person wouldn't think they'd have any incentive to practice discrimination when it comes to their black users' content.

However, in this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we examine and discuss why that's precisely the case.

And, they silence those black voices for justic...

Family,

When we talk about REPARATIONS in this space, we discuss them in terms of reparations ACROSS THE BOARD (primarily in the form of direct cash payments.

And, when put on an honest and just lens on this country's history, the reality is that other groups shamefully took the side of their oppressor against black people. And, those who participated in the subjugation and resource deprivation of Foundational Black Amer...

Family,

In this edition of the Poethnic Podcast, we discuss the hypocrisy of how black people were treated during the crack and weed era VS how white folks were treated during the opioid drug era. Notice a difference?

I'm interested to hear everyone's commentary below.

One Love & One Justice,

The Stormy Poet

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Family,

What if I told you that everything you'd heard about black men was a racist lie, including that they don't take care of their children?

In this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we uncover that, not only are black men the most involved kinds of fathers, but why they're most constructive to any kid of any race. Something to think about.

One Love & One Justice,

The Stormy Poet

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Family,

The very act of engaging in journalism requires bravery. Journalists take the vow--or at least they're supposed to--that they will truthfully deliver the facts of any given situation, even when it may potentially cost them everything.

Ida B. Wells was the pinnacle of what real journalism looks like. Not only was she unapologetic about exposing white terrorism, she called out the closeted racism of those who were ...

Family,

When you think about terms like "blackmail," "blacksheep," or "blackballed," do you ever ask yourself, why have you never heard terms like "whitemail," whitesheep," or "whiteballed' when negative implications are involved?

This edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast explores why this dynamic is intentional, rather than accidental, even if its implications are sub...

Family,

Do Black People Feel Pain Less? You might be surprised to hear that's the general conclusion society has come to.

In this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we discuss.

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Greetings Family,

I hope this message finds you well. In this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we cover a topic that I've heard many white people ask me over the years (but not so much in the past 4 years).

The question is, "Why do I need to do anything about racism when I don't have a racist bone in my body?" or something along those lines.

That inquiry is normally followed with the phrases I've heard a million times like, ...

Family,

As a published author and literary enthusiast, the primary reason I started the Poethnic Justice Podcast was because I saw how powerful the act of reading and writing is in the fight for justice. I felt it was my duty as a wordsmith to highlight this fact.

Whether it was Dr. King, Malcolm X, Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, Ida B. Wells, or any other of our Master Teachers, they were adamant readers and prolific writers. ...

Greetings Family,

In this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we discuss how the root causes of the September 11th attacks were rooted, as with many of the horrible things that occur in our society, in systemic white supremacy.

Very few outlets have made this connection, so I wanted to spell it out for all of you. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section.

One Love & One Justice,

The Stormy Poet

Family,

In this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we highlight the life of our FBA innovator and inventor Elija McCoy.

When we hear about black inventors, the information presented to us is normally relegated to George Washington Carver inventing peanut butter, but black excellence goes far deeper than something you spread on a piece of white bread (Not saying peanut butter isn't a big deal btw. I love a good PB&a...

Family,

We were taught all throughout grade school that the fact we aren't slaves anymore was because some "good" white folk stood up and fought against the racist South on our behalf out of the kindness of their hearts.

Like Maury Povich, in this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we determine how that was, indeed, a lie.

One Love & One Justice,

The Stormy Poet

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Family,

When we think of the great military powers and minds that've existed throughout history, we typically think of the Romans, Napoleon Bonaparte, Alexander the Great, The Wehrmacht, General Patton (who had to give respect to his black tank battalion dubbed The Black Panthers), and the the Navy Seals.

Those individuals and groups I just named were able to achieve their military dominance because they weren't unde...

Family,

White power figured out a long time ago that it didn't need to engage in direct conflict to remain dominant--that a far more efficient way of going about business was to get others to do their dirty work for them, either through coercion or through outright sabotage.

It learned that if 2 or more groups it wanted to exploit were busy fighting each other, they would have the time or the resources to focus on it. F...

Family,

White power figured out a long time ago that it didn't need to engage in direct conflict to remain dominant--that a far more efficient way of going about business was to get others to do their dirty work for them, either through coercion or through outright sabotage.

It learned that if 2 or more groups it wanted to exploit were busy fighting each other, they would have the time or the resources to focus on it. F...

Family,

Despite what was taught to us in grade school, the North wasn't some racist-free safe haven for black people during slavery. Furthermore, there were several Sundown Towns scattered throughout what is known as the North. And, when it comes to contemporary racist policies, laws like stop and frisk originated in the North.

In this edition of the Poethnic Justice Podcast, we challenge the conventional history about...

Family,

White supremacy is a cancer of this planet, and its putrid symptoms are many--including the destruction of the very environment we occupy.

If we want to leave a habitable planet for future generations, being environmentally conscious is a responsibility for every human being on this planet. However, we can't make any progress in that area w/o first addressing its root cause.

In this edition of the Poethnic Ju...