This Podcast is based on Dr. King's 1967 message where he stated the US needed a Radical Revolution of Values. It's intent is to provide the foundation for a 21st Century Revolutionary, Cultural, Psychological and Spiritual War for Independence from the diseased, dysfunctional imagination of European Culture, set in motion by the Doctrine of Discovery, which threatens the survival of the planet and humanity. This is the beginning of a call to create a New America. Founded on the collective ideology, values & principles of the working class people, technology and economy of the 21st Century.
The 2nd Revolutionary War: American Cultural Independence from Europe
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This Podcast is based on Dr. King's 1967 message where he stated the US needed a Radical Revolution of Values. It's intent is to provide the foundation for a 21st Century Revolutionary, Cultural, Psychological and Spiritual War for Independence from the diseased, dysfunctional imagination of European Culture, set in motion by the Doctrine of Discovery, which threatens the survival of the planet and humanity. This is the beginning of a call to create a New America. Founded on the collective ideology, values & principles of the working class people, technology and economy of the 21st Century.
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June 14, 2020
Culture Warrior - Cultural Truth and Conciliation
<p>This is the unedited full version of my 4th PodCast.</p>
May 17, 2020
Cultural Hegemony: The Problem of the 21st Century
Change the Culture – Change the World!!! In the beginning of the 20th century, W.E.B. Dubois, the great historian, educator, co-founder of the NAACP and 1st African American graduate from Harvard University, stated "the problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color line", as a reference to race relations at the turn of the century. Over a hundred years since he made the statement, with the exception of the second Civil Rights era (1960's -1980), which was approximately 100 after the first Civil Rights era (1860's -1880), the problem of the color line (racism) is still a significant problem in American culture. In fact, 50 years after the original Kern Commission Report of 1968 determined institutional and systemic racism were responsible for many of the ills that beset black America, a new study that builds on the Kerner Report's work conducted in 2018 found in many statistical area, i.e., income inequality, criminal justice & education, conditions for African Americans are worst. This is because you can't legislate over 500 years of beliefs, values, customs and tradition, (in a word, culture) out of the psyche of the dominant (hegemonic) group. That 500 years of cultural conditioning began with the Doctrine of Discover, a Papal decree that declared any non-Christian inhabitant encountered in new lands were savages or inferior to the Christian Europe. Consequently, they had the blessings of the Church/Pope to enslave and/or kill them and take possession of their land, treasure and resources. This dehumanizing legacy is still with us in the form of gentrification in urban cities in the U.S. and regime change abroad. What's worst is many African Americans embrace the European values the are the root cause of the Atlantic Slave Trade and genocide of indigenous population that threatens the planet and life on earth as we know it; unrestricted, unregulated, consumer capitalism. This is why the problem of the 21st century is Cultural Hegemony. Winston Churchill gave a clue in 1945 what the intent of the ruling class was when stated he interested in "Empires of the Mind". The ruling class and many of their cultural conditioned descendants have legally, psychologically and emotional moved on from problem of the color line/racism. The Robber Barons of 21st century, tech giants like Amazon, Google & Facebook have are making Churchill's "Empires of the Mind" a reality in the form of Surveillance Capitalism. They make Carnegie, Rockefeller & JP Morgan Chase look like low level drug dealers. They have circumvented our right to privacy, with our consent, and sell our unexpressed desires to the highest bidder while we, poor, working poor & middle class divide ourselves by all the isms of identity politics that are by products of European culture. This will not change until the 99% recognize that we are in a war and share a common enemy, the 1%. Nothing short of a revolution of values, a change of the narrative by the masses that focuses on Cultural Hegemony and a 2nd American (Cultural) Revolution, will change our fate.
May 12, 2020
1st Espisode Remix - COVID-19 - A New Beginning: A Time For Truth & Cultural Conciliation
<p>A breakdown of the 1st Episode in to 3 segments that focused on the 3 major points of the 1st Episodes using secular movie classics as analogies for the COVID-19 Pandemic, The Doctrine of Discovery & Cultural Hegemony.</p>
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