RJ's Blackbox

Social media sites are using the same old racist slave tactics to prevent black people from gathering for progress.

From Kevin Samuels, to Derek Jaxon and Dr. Umar Johnson, they all see black women as prey, and they want to capitalize financially. Why is it so easy to do?

The imperialist white system in place does everything in its power to make sure black people remain submissive or docile globally.

Black folks are gonna have to communicate more, in order for us to come together to build stronger black communities.

Everything about white supremacy is a lie. The sooner we understand that, the better prepared we will be to eradicate it.

Racism has been monetized since slavery, but the intricacies leave black people oblivious to the tactics used by the system.

It's up to us to change our position, as it relates to white imperialism. We have to take the responsibility to change course.

There's no end to white hatred. Being passive does not mean these racist bullies will somehow develop a conscience.

White people serve racism to black people like flour. We consume it every day to the point we become oblivious to it.

Breaking the dysfunctional cycle of black relationship requires a lot of work from black men and women.

Overeducated black people are ruining the black family. A college education doesn't necessarily translate to success.

White fear of a black uprising is the main reason for white imperialist reinforcement.

The collective responsibility of all black people is the only way to change the direction of our children.

Black people need to learn how to leverage their votes, in order to get what they need from these politicians.

Kamala Harris has been chosen as VP and black people are riled up, but what are the real changes coming to the black community? Are we so monolithic that we're expected to act the same way?

White privilege allows any white person to think they're more American than black people. Their family history in America often times is not even long enough to be connected to the traditions they want to fight for.

There's no reason to believe the cycle of violence in America against black people will end. White folks have a hard time evolving in a humane way. The dysfunctions of racism seem to be stronger than human decency for some white people.

We allow the racist system to push us in every way, and they do this on an international level. Black folks need to understand that we're going to have to rise, in order to change our own subjugation.

Black folks need to do a better job asserting themselves politically without the influence of celebrities and black politicians. We are in a constant state of subjugation, because we no longer have control our voices and choices.

Hopefully, this is the beginning of something great.

It's disturbing to hear some of the statements finally made by some prominent white people in support of the black struggle during these protests. The white bubble is part of the white privilege that shields, especially rich white people, from the realities that black people face in the world. Black folks need to also start building themselves, so we can create privileges for our own children.

Black folks need to unify to fight systemic racism, because we have different interpretations of it. The symptoms of oppression are created by systemic racism.

Black folks have been protesting for years, but have gotten no results for their protests. If you want change, you must change your tactics. You can't keep doing the same thing over and over, and expect different results. That insanity and lunacy must end.

We need to start scrutinizing the way politicians have helped and enabled police to continue to terrorize the public with impunity. Cops are immune from prosecution, because politicians make sure of it.

The juxtaposition of why black and white people riot needs to be discussed, because too many people like to rush to judgment when it comes to justice demands by black people. Frustrated justice has everything to do with survival, while white privilege has everything to do with racism. We explore all this on today's podcast.

White supremacy is deeply rooted in hate and racism, but more importantly, white supremacy is rooted in whiteness. White people have not deviated much from who they are, but society as a whole has failed to scrutinize the true roots and nature of white supremacy.

Black politicians have a duty to make sure the laws change regarding police brutality. Black people need to stop offering careers to black politicians who don't serve their needs.

In this episode, we explore some of our downfalls, the reason we fail, the corrective action we need to take, and the accountability that needs to be in place, in order for us to advance in society.

We explore black servitude around the world, and how systemic racism, white imperialism, and white supremacy continue to force black people into a submissive position to serve their needs.

In this episode, we explore how the failures of Obama as the first black president, as it relates to black people, continue to haunt black people to this day.

In this episode, we explore the fact that superiority complexes are destroying the black community, because we only want to feel superior against our own.

In this episode, we explore the reasons why black children are allowing the clothes and the brands that they wear and use to define their identities.

Black people need to value themselves, their lives, and the sacrifices our black leaders have made to change the world for them.

In this episode, we explore all the poorly subconscious decisions we make, and how we have normalized our dysfunctions as black people.

In this episode, we explore the different racist tactics that are being used to ensure the global annihilation of black people. The New World Order is to reduce the black population worldwide, but black folks aren't pushing back.

In this episode, we explore the further manipulation of black people by the white media, while they do nothing to protect black lives.

In this episode, we explore the endless cycle of poverty and how man's greedy nature plays a major role in it.

In this episode, we explore a new approach to supporting black businesses, and to help business owners create infrastructure that will support other aspiring entrepreneurs.

In this episode, we explore the racist storm brewing, as it relates to black folks around world. The narrative to blame black people for spreading the Coronavirus is being set in China. We must be vigilant before these people start calling the Coronavirus a black disease around the world.

In this episode, we explore some of the many reasons why systemic racism is not going anywhere, and how black people contribute to it.

This episode explores why the white world is so occupied with repopulating Africa, testing their biological weapons on Africans, and destroying black people around the world.

On this episode, we explore the reasons why black people may face financial and economic extinction from the Coronavirus pandemic, in addition to the pitfalls in place to maintain black poverty.

This episode explores the journey that lies ahead for most people who want to become independent and self-sufficient. We all are going to face different obstacles, but the goal is to stay the course, and the focus should be success.

This episode explores the behavior, discipline and principles of black people, as it relates to spending, and financial planning.

In this episode, we explore the different conspiracies, theories and the targets of the Coronavirus.

The Coronavirus and the aftermath on the black community.