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Showing posts with label Black men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black men. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

MONEY BEFORE RELATIONSHIP OR RELATIONSHIP BEFORE MONEY?


In the history of my folks, it has always been relationship before money.

The man and woman had to have a relationship with God.  They had to have a relationship with their community and fellow worshipers of God and then they had to develop a relationship with each other’s families before marriage.  Money was a necessary part of the equation but it was not the deciding factor or a deal breaker as no one had much money.  Blacks were habitually paid far less than whites for the same job for far more work at longer hours and under harsh working conditions. 

The black men and women – mothers and fathers - in our households understood the daily risks and dangers that each other faced in the work force and they genuinely appreciated the effort that each other made to just put food on the table and keep warm in the winter months. Almost everyone worked for slave wages and what they didn’t raise in a garden or keep in a chicken coop or hog pen; they had to credit at unfair prices. 

The black woman in particular knew the frustrations of her black man trying to be a man to his family and meet his own high expectations of manhood in a world that called him a boy and paid him less that a man’s wages.  She knew that her encouraging voice, homemaking skills and entrepreneurship was the reason that he could take the abuses and the shame thrust upon him daily by those who hated his skin.   She verbally and visibly encouraged him – often calling him Mister.  And she respected him and required her children to respect him regardless of how little they had or how well they were getting along.   And when he was spoken down to and put down by white men and women, it was the Black woman who would often lift his spirits with a clean and well kept home, creative meals and passionate affection.

The relationship was a coalition of a man and woman – a mother and a father – whose aim and goal it was to survive this world’s hatred of them, teach godly character and principles to their children and to raise a generation that might be more successful than they were. 

They had no idea of raising a generation that would imitate the perversions and superficial materialistic values of their oppressors.

This generation of black men and women today have it all wrong and have insulted the sacrifices made by our foreparents for our survival.

They have become the enemies of their own people and the destroyer of their own children.  Thus, they are the murderers of themselves.

Because they have abandoned their heritage and turned their backs on the character and moral strength of their ancestor, they are now under the rule of capitalism and materialism – glamour, glitter and gold; sex, pleasure and position are now the measuring stick by which they judge themselves and measure each other.

There aren’t any real love connections anymore that are based upon a real relationship.  As in prostitution, it is commonly said and repeated that it is all about the money.  No money.  No honey.  Marriage today for many is a self-deceptive clandestine business of finance, sexual gratification, personal preferences, future security and manipulation of wills and morals.  Two people choose to be partners in life as long as their physical and sexual needs and expectations are met and satisfied.  After that, it is divorce. There doesn’t appear to be any consideration for each others spiritual and psychological needs or the need to really matter to the object of your LOVE.   

It is money before relationship in this generation.

We are doomed if we don’t repent and return to the morals and character values of our ancestors that enabled them to survive the most wicked of treatments and the most vile of abuses.

I call for a return to Black family values and moral. 

I call for a cessation of prideful single parenting.

I call for a cessation of prideful fornication and homosexuality in our homes and communities.

I call for a cessation of gang violence and murder.

I call for a cessation of being disrespectful of our elders and of our females and of each other.

I call for a cessation of sagging pants and clothes that exemplify harlotry, whoredom and disrespect toward God and man.

I call for a cessation of willful ignorance, blind distastefulness and moral disregard.

If we don’t Repent, we would have surrendered to the will and plan of our oppressors and succumb to the brainwashing of our enemies and the backstabbing rhetoric of the Judas’s in our midst.

If we don’t Repent, We will never reclaim our rightful heritage as KINGS and Queens.  We will only be tokens and remnants and continue the bow to the false gods of our oppressors – money, prestige, glamour, glitter, gold and position.

Again I say, REPENT!!!


Copyright © Othealor W. Prince 2015
All Rights Reserved

TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!


Monday, March 23, 2015

When Blood Cries Out For Justice - A Prophetic Utterance Of Bishop O.W. Prince

“Then the LORD said to Cain, "Where is Abel your brother?" And he said, "I do not know. Am I my brother's keeper?"  He said, "What have you done? The voice of your brother's blood is crying to Me from the ground. "Now you are cursed from the ground, which has opened its mouth to receive your brother's blood from your hand.” (Genesis 4:9-11)


You cannot play by the rules when the rules keep changing to benefit your opponent.

It is alright to play fair when the rules are fair and equally applied.  But then there are times for guerrilla warfare where the oppressor is made to experience the same or greater losses as their victims in order to bring about change that was not possible through conventional means.

It wouldn’t surprise me, given the climate that we are currently living in, if someone would exact judgment and retribution against those who are obviously executing, slaughtering, shooting and harassing unarmed and none violent Blacks for alleged non violent offenses and minor offences.

With the number of African Americans serving the United States in the armed forces and laying their lives on the line for the ideals of democracy and freedom, it is only a mater of time before someone comes to the realization that the real battle for freedom is at home against clandestine terrorists who profile and kill unarmed and none violent African American males with virtual impunity.  Somebody or some group will some day realize that it may require military like planning, precision, retaliation and sacrifice to force compliance with the principles of equality and justice for all. 

It May Take More Than talk and Empty Rhetoric To Impress Upon The Enemy That Our Lives Matter!

Our Cries for Justice Matters and We Refuse to Be Silenced!

The Blood of Our Unjustly Slain Cries Out Against Their Murderers.

The Blood of Generations Unborn Cries Out For Justice Against The Unjust Murder of Their Fathers.

We Must Remember That Freedom Isn’t Free. 

And Someone Must Pay!

The Question Is Whether Or Not We Are Going to Allow the Laws of The Perpetrators to Decides Who Pays and What is Just Payment For the lost Of Our Posterity or Whether We the Victims and or Advocates Decide Who Pays and what is Just and Reasonable Payment For Our Systemic Castration, Generational Holocaust and Lynchings.

Some folks have decided that their posterity will inherit the earth and have dominion over others in the earth. 

What is our decision regarding our posterity?  Are they to remain sheep for the slaughter and caged game for the cowardly hunter?

Umm?

I am just asking?

I am just trying to Keep it REAL!