I AM BLACK HISTORY

Posted by Bishop O.W. Prince in Black, Black Experience, Black Histroy, BLACK LIVES MATTER, Black male, Black Men, black people, BLACKS MURDERED BY POLICE, I AM BLACK HISTORY and tagged with I AM BLACK HISTORY February 18, 2016

While riding on the secondary back roads between the farming plantations of Mayesville and Goodwill, South Carolina tonight, I had a historical flashback of my own experience on those same roads as a boy with my father and I was transported even further back in history to a time when Black slaves and Black indentured servants had to travel mostly by foot and sometimes on horse and wagon on these dirt roads and farm roads through the swamps at night. I had a chilling realization of the risks that a Black man took traveling alone on those hidden and desolate roads.between points of relative safety and familiar folks. At any time and for any reason he could have been stopped, harassed, tortured, raped, castrated, mutilated, burned alive, lynched, robbed and at the very least humiliated by any white person be it White Law Enforcement officers, a white boy, girl, man or woman.

Traveling for a Black man was a life and death proposition. For any Black Man to travel alone and unprotected on any roads in the South, particularly secondary, farm and rule roads, was an invitation to be harassed, beaten, jailed and/or killed by White Law Enforcement officers just for sport.

Hold up, Wait a minute, it just occurred to me that things have not changed but in actually have gotten worse and more arrogant as these type clandestine terrorist organizations continue to operate with virtual judicial and civil impunity in America. .

I AM BLACK HISTORY.

TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!

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I AM BLACK HISTORY

Posted by Bishop O.W. Prince in 2016 BLACK HISTORY MONTH, american, American Injustice, American Justice, Black, BLACK AND BEAUTIFUL, BLACK AND PROUD, black execution, Black Experience, BLACK HISTORY MONTH, Black Histroy, BLACK LIVES MATTER, Black male, Black Men, black people, BLACKS MURDERED BY POLICE, I AM BLACK HISTORY, President Barack Obama, PRESIDENT OBAMA, Truth, Truth Apostolic, truth ministry, Yahushua Ha Mashiach, Yahweh, YHWH and tagged with 2016 BLACK HISTORY MONTH, Bishop O.W. Prince, BLACK HISTORY MONTH, I AM BLACK HISTORY February 2, 2016

This is exactly how I feel. Jews don’t have a month. Native Americans don’t have a month. Are we so inept at appreciating ourselves, loving ourselves and educating ourselves about ourselves and our history, our self-worth, our own suffering and Holocaust in America that we need to be pacified with a month?

Wake-up people.

Some things don’t make you better. They make you dependent. And they diminish you while appearing to celebrate and empower you.

I don’t know about you. But I am living BLACK HISTORY everyday. I experience BLACK HISTORY everyday. My parents and their parents and their foreparents, as far Black as our generation may have existed here in America, are BLACK HISTORY.

A month doesn’t honor the immeasurable human sacrifices, injustices, inhumanities and sufferings that is uniquely BLACK HISTORY.

I am BLACK HISTORY everyday.

Tell your story. represent your own family’s experiences, achievements, progress, fame, sufferings and sacrifices and especially present day circumstances.

Many of us are not as free and equal as we have been deceived to believe. Even with an African American President, open and clandestine murders and assassinations of unarmed Blacks, regardless of financial or social status, has risen and is directly related to the fact that a BLACK MAN with an ABSOLUTE QUEEN by his side, is NOW The MOST POWERFUL MAN ON EARTH.

Somebody is angry to the point of insanity and brazen racial terrorism. I think the fact that President Obama won a second term as PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA and has been successful at leading this country out of the mess that President Bush left this country in, has forced the cowardly nefarious elements of racial terrorism to reveal themselves.

The picture above is not real but racist paraphernalia that was found by undercover federal agents at a white supremacist rally. It is telling in and of itself.

We are still suffering and devalued and diminished and too accepting of negative and crippling categorizations, characterizations, pre-set and prejudice systems that destroy us internally and externally, spiritually and morally.

Things haven’t changed that much. The plantation has just expanded and taken on a new appearance, but deals in the same old commodity – BLACK PEOPLE.

We are still exploited and some of us appear to be doing well financially in this foreign, godless, clandestine system. But the price of success has been and still is for some, the surrender of your own distinct BLACKNESS – your soul – to the image, values, morals and will of your enemy. It is still the destruction and the perversion of others BLACKS. The Price Is Too High For Success. And who told us what success looks like anyway? Why are we trying to fit into what our oppressors have defined for us as success? Where did our sense of community oneness and shared responsibility, family, gender role distinctions, mutual respect, authority in the home, right and wrong go?

Did the tortures and horrors of slavery beat, rape, lynch, castrate, sodomize, humiliate, burn and rip our divine nature and inherent sense of GOD completely out of us?

I am not sure. But what I am sure of is that we have not overcome but have been overcome by the image of a White Jesus, Glamour, Glitter, Gold, Praises, Accolades, Celebrity and Fame.

Wake-up People!

We are still enslaved! But I refuse to be corralled within the confines of a short month.

I am more than a month! I AM BLACK HISTORY!

TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!

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Remembering To Be Grateful

Posted by Bishop O.W. Prince in .com, .net, .org, BLACK AND BEAUTIFUL, BLACK AND PROUD, black execution, Black Experience, Black Histroy, BLACK LIVES MATTER, Black male, Black Men, black people, BLACKS MURDERED BY POLICE, Blog, Blog Announcement, Blogger, Charleston 9, Charleston Nine, FaceBook, Grace, Grateful, GRATITUDE, murder, murderer, organizarion, Pastor, Pastor's Commentary, Pastoral, Pastoral Commentary, Remembering to be Grateful, Twitter, White, white people and tagged with Remembering to be Grateful November 25, 2015

As I continue on my journey of trying to live a grateful life, I Remember The Nine Lives That Were Brutally and Cowardly Slaughtered By Racism In Charleston, South Carolina.

After over 400 years of oppression not seen or experienced by any other race of people on the planet, and even in the face of the First Black United States (2 term) President, racism still thrives and the slaughter of innocent Blacks still exists and is being carried out in the most heinous and clandestine ways.

I value life. I value all life. I value Black lives in particular because we are the ones being targeted for assassination, execution and slaughter. Yes! I am grateful for my life.

[The number of “likes” and “shares” that this post receives is a good indication of our commitment to fight racism and injustice as well as an indication of our awareness of our plight as the most hated, abused and none compensated people in American History.]

TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!

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“A People Who Forget Their Past Will Be Destined To Repeat It”

Posted by Bishop O.W. Prince in African American, African American History, BLACK AND BEAUTIFUL, BLACK AND PROUD, black execution, Black Experience, Black Histroy, BLACK LIVES MATTER, Black male, Black Men, BLACKS MURDERED BY POLICE, Charleston 9, civil rights, Commentary, HISTORY, human, Human rights, KEEP, Keeping it real, KKK, Negro, Passion, Passion Power Purpose, passionate, Pastoral Commentary, Poem, Police, POLICE KILLING BLACKS, prejudice, Race, Racism, Rapture, segregation, slaughtered, Slavery, Social Commemtary, Social Commentary, Social Network, South Carolina, This Is Truth Ministry, Truth, Truth Apostolic, Truth Ministry with Bishop O.W. Prince, white people and tagged with American History, Black men, Black People, Cursed, Treatment of Blacks August 18, 2015

Although the Law has changed, let us never forget our horrific history in America and that the Supreme Court and the Constitution of the Untied States decreed and placed into law that “Negros” (Blacks) were 3/5 human; leaving 2/5 for something else. The 2/5 of something else could not possibly have been beast or animal since the white man treated his horse, cat, cattle and dog far better that he treated the so-called Negro.

Negros were historically characterized as a subhuman species with an insatiable sexual appetite that lacked intelligence, character and feeling.

For the most part, BLACKS have been fooled and tricked by our tormentors and oppressors into thinking that we have a part in this American experience called a dream.

Our enemies show token kindness to us if we bring them comfort, entertainment or financial gain. Some have confused this with acceptance, success and friendship.

However, what happens when you can no longer, sing, dance, play or run? What happens to you when your entertainment or market value is no longer wanted or needed? What happens when the “Massa” has no more need for you to sing, dance, play or run?

In our American contemporary society, the spirit of racial supremacy and hate and her secrete terrorist societies have made their presence felt and known to all who are not spiritually drunk and blinded by the token trinkets of the massa’s glamour, glitter and gold.

And although many of us (Blacks) yearn to be loved by the very ones who conspire against us and despise and hate us, there is a great awakening taking place among some of us whereby we recognize that we and our posterity are targeted for physical and spiritual execution, civil subjugation and imprisonment.

If we do not begin to teach our youth and younger generation the TRUTH of our past and share with them the necessary skills of survival in this hostile environment that we call American Society, we will eventually be annihilated.

If we don’t stop sugarcoating the reality of racism and apologizing for our warranted alarm and outcry against racial injustice and terrorism, we will be destined to shame, infamy, indignity and contempt.

For many of us, we still are under the brainwashing and indoctrination of the Massa wherein we think that Jesus and God are white and the white man’s ice is colder that the black man’s ice.

I AM JUST TRYING TO KEEP IT REAL.