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Have you ever contemplated the world’s general view among its most sophisticated classes that are not black—that a [dumb] Negro who’s rich can be equated with a vast culture of dumb Negroes who are rich? Just think about the Negroes’ status across the world’s business landscape and answer yourself to this meaningful and all-too-telling question.
Apart from that contemplation, but not completely void of its emotional effects, have you any ideas about how this amazing global phenomenon has come about? Here’s one idea: America’s mainstream media and its racist instincts have managed to create a worldwide ignorance that fundamentally subscribes to the notion that regardless of the Negroes’ status, they are essentially cut from the same cloth, hence the harmonious attitude spread around the globe about the Negroes’ lack of aptitude and intellectual acuity. Therefore, the Negro, especially the rich Negro, has to always be self-conscious of their mannerisms due to oppositional ethnic vantage points that will often be used against his or her mere existence.
More importantly, the Negro has to eventually come to terms with this global phenomenon. The only practical way to defend against it is for affluent Negroes to aggressively use their influence and opulence to endow the most morally inclined and brightest Negroes, irrespective of gender, social status, formal education achievements, political and religious beliefs, skin tone, or sexual orientation. Black people have to start working together worldwide in order to effectively combat global racism.
There should be one clear-eyed and united goal in mind: to help lift your brother and sister from the historical economic ashes of racism that have sought to destroy them. If you’re a rich Negro, perhaps you can start by acquiring either one or both of these domains [negroeswitmillions.com and negroeswitbillions.com] and start coalescing other Negroes around the idea that it’s time to begin enriching Negroes worldwide.
Lastly, but no less important than the aforementioned, try not to do dumb things that your family, friends, peers, and the public can hold against you. Rich or wealthy blacks [Negroes] are all in the same boat. Compared to their predominant peers, all things considered, their opulent status carries substantially less weight in a world that, in broader terms, looks down on them because of the ethnic group to which they belong.
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