Black Label: The Media’s Spoiled Milk

Courtesy of: “all things
STUPID about the news”

There are few things more
demanding than a baby that’s either
regurgitating or throwing up spoiled milk.

The problem with the Negro’s narrative relative to its position in mainstream media is that it’s branded under the media’s collective mark. That effectively means that the Negro’s voice in America is fundamentally suppressed. Through whomever the media designates as a Negro proxy, the Negro narrative is regulated at the behest of the news industry’s elites and the U.S. government. “BN3” is an absolutely ingenious branding idea and alternative that a global Black audience can rely on to do its bidding in the wake of various events and issues that affect the Black diaspora.

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