
~~Willie Lynch Manifesto
Part one of this series outlined the basic principles of the Willie Lynch manifesto, “Let’s make a slave,” along with its initial objectives and methods used to obtain these objectives. In closing, I posited several questions concerning how those objectives figured in the long-term comprehensive economic planning in perpetuity as it relates to present-day African-Americans. Those questions were as follows:
- What segment of the black population does the mainstream American economy (white folks) target more, black men or black women and why?
- What segment of the black population does the criminal justice system (white folks) target more, black men or black women and why?
- What family unit does the American social service system (white folks) target more for dismantling, black families or white families and why?
- What segment of the black population is most affected by this targeting and why?
To find out why this theory continues to flourish within the Black community, we attempt to answer the aforementioned questions.
- What segment of the black population does the mainstream American economy (white folks) target more, black men or black women and why?
- What segment of the black population does the criminal justice system (white folks) target more, black men or black women and why?
- What family unit does the American social service system (white folks) target more for dismantling, black families or white families and why?
- What segment of the black population is most affected by this targeting and why?
“While there is nothing inherently wrong with female-headed households, there is much sociological data that suggests that children who grow up in healthy, intact families (it is important to emphasize “healthy” as violent or abusive intact families are not preferable to families headed by one parent) are less likely to be involved in violence and more likely to attend college and lead productive lives.
Now, according to the opening quote by Lynch, desire for change away from the pigsty translates as ‘productive’, or the ‘desire to be in your house’. In other words, a child that values meaningful family structure over one of dysfunction will likely discard the latter and strive to perpetuate the former e.g. marriage, education, avoidance of criminal activity etc. What good then is the child if the indoctrination of the female runs contrary to the long-term economic objectives of the master? How does self-refueling and self-generation continue to orbit upon its axis? Simple answer is it does not. Therefore, it is essential to the American economic system and especially to those whose power, control and air of superiority are tied to the system that implementation of the initial six principles of the Lynch manifesto be continued however covertly. Willie Lynch knew as do most that children are sponges. They absorb, imitate and parrot the behaviors of their parents and the actions of others. It is the pattern of learned behavior that Lynch relied upon and it is the pattern of learned behavior that people such as Lynch rely upon still. Look around you folks and marinate on what you see with your own two eyes. Don’t concern yourselves with statistics because the only numbers that matter are those within your space, your neighborhoods, schools, churches, and community. Ask yourself, what examples am I setting that affect the most important segment of our (blacks) population? Am I willing to step outside of my comfort zone to save the children and my race or am I self-refueling? Am I self-generating? What will your answers be?
“As long as we continue to look only at ourselves in the picture we will never see anyone else and no one will ever see us. ~~Poetry Emotion By Jay
~~ Written by Jay Arrington
Jay Arrignton is a reporter and staff writer for The Maryland Daily Examiner. For information regarding The Maryland Daily Examiner, contact Reggie Kearney, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief.