Negroes Facing The Dark Ages

Black people…
America is entering the
“dark ages.” So “Vote to keep
the slave boat from staying afloat!”

Often there’s a message of criticality for Black people to get out and vote prior to election time. The reason for that perennial reality lies in America’s volatile history. A history that’s been racist, biased, and violent toward Black people.

For good measure, Negroes in particular are faced with an even more pressing reason to vote. What lies behind that reality is that powerful components of America’s current government have rolled back many safety nets and legal protections that have, for decades, given Black people some sense of security about America’s impartiality as it concerns social, judicial, and economic policies. However, those contemporary rollbacks instituted by the “Trump syndicate” have not only turned the clock back on Black people but have also put America on a trajectory to enter the “dark ages.”

From rescinding women’s rights to dangerous, antiquated policies and regulations imposed on our nation’s armed services to disturbing immigration ideas, America is turning its ship in the wrong direction. It’s quickly approaching the circumference of the “dark ages.”

At this juncture, all Americans are at risk! Conversely, Negroes will be some of America’s first recipients to experience the dark ages’ effects. It’s time to vote the architects of malfeasance out of public office, young people.

This may also interest you: I’m absolutely confident these two men (Holsey and Kelly) have what it takes to get America back on track. Both men would be exceptional in their roles as “President of the United States” or defense secretary. The direction in which our country is headed right now is worrisome at best and downright petrifying at its worst. The way our armed forces are being managed is disturbing. I’m sure there are many men and women with strong leadership qualities that are capable of getting America back on track. The two men cited above caught my attention because of their branch of military service. Both men would be exceptional tacticians and brilliant politicians, too.