The Black American Party advances the producer class of the Black American community — through ownership, enterprise, constitutional principle, and economic solidarity. What is good for Black Americans is good for all Americans.
Two centuries of being an easily manipulated voting bloc — and the case for ending that arrangement.
Since the days of the three-fifths compromise, Black Americans have been exploited as an easily manipulated voting bloc. As insulting as the idea of Black people being considered less than fully human is, the reason for the fraction was to regulate the power of slave owners who wanted to count the enslaved Africans for the purpose of political representation. Had the fraction been smaller, or not at all, the history of American politics for Black Americans might have turned out much different than it has.
Through our common struggles, and the need to bond together in the spirit of cooperation as a result of these struggles, we have developed a strong sense of racial and cultural identity. Black American culture is a unique phenomenon on the planet Earth, which is enjoyed, admired, and envied around the world. Our culture has been and is studied extensively by many groups outside of the Black American community, for commercial as well as more nefarious purposes. The Black American community has permitted the co-opting of our culture to people who have used our own culture to the detriment of our people. This is one of the major ongoing atrocities I will address in this work.
Black Americans are aware of the history of the formation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and how the very first operation by the FBI was COINTELPRO. COINTELPRO was specifically designed to “prevent the rise of the Black Messiah”. After having already had a Black President in President Barrack Obama, I wonder what that statement would read today. Or if President Obama was not who they were referring to as the Black Messiah.
What would a Black Messiah do for Black Americans, that the United States government would feel so threatened by as to form the FIRST federal investigation about it? What would he say? What would he lead Black Americans to do? Take pride in their citizenship? Form strong families, and pass along generational wealth? Apply the endless creativity, ingenuity, and work ethic that is unique to the Black American to compete in American capitalism? Perhaps demonstrate the excellence displayed in sports and entertainment in the more intellectual fields? It is time for Black Americans, especially Black American men, to asses our power and to embrace why they legitimately fear us. When I say “they” I am of course referring to those we call white supremacists. Those that are blatant, closeted, and unbeknownst even to themselves.
We cannot passively not pose a threat, and expect to be left alone. It is becoming clear to more and more Black Americans that the current destruction of the Black American family was by design. More and more Black Americans understand that the lack of paternal presence in the home is what has resulted in the loss of several generations of our youth to crime, violence, and drugs.
What our people are suffering from mostly is a spiritual crisis. Nihilism has been enshrined as the philosophical representation of the Black American psyche. The lowest element of Black American society has been elevated to the position of being the representatives for the race. Our sons are not expected to ever reach manhood. The social and professional disenfranchisement of Black men has become so commonplace in American culture that many black women have come to participate in this hatred. This has led to tensions between Black men and Black women, which only exacerbates the issue of the lack of Black families.
What our people are suffering from mostly is a spiritual crisis.
On the issue of families. All human beings understand that the most effective situation in which to raise a child to be a psychologically healthy adult is in a two-parent nuclear family. Two parents meaning one man and one woman. A father, a mother, and children. This is what is currently known as a “hetero-normative” family. Any political organization that believes Black people are the only people genetically capable of maturing to adulthood without fathers just as effectively as with fathers is not an advocate for a Black community comprised of psychologically healthy people. Nor does such an entity believe that emotional and psychological health is important to the Black community. Any organization that ignores the importance of the presence of Black fathers in the home is contributing to the oppression of Black men. Above all else, the Black American Party is an advocate for the natural, heterosexual Black family.
We place an emphasis on economic inclusion over social acceptance. We encourage entrepreneurship, and the ownership of land and real estate. We fully support and exercise our 2nd amendment right to bear firearms, as we recognize our own responsibility to police our community. We oppose cultural defamation and minstrelsy in all of its forms. We do not support the genocide of our people through abortion and chemical dependency. We are developing an honest network of Black-owned businesses through which we can circulate Black dollars. We oppose predatory commerce done in our communities, such as in the music, cosmetic, financial services, and convenience store industries.
We understand that the Black American community has been heretofore easily manipulated politically on the basis of domestic issues. This has usually been done to favor a foreign policy agenda that most Black Americans are unaware of. The Black American Party is a political platform for black Americans with an international agenda that favors the black American community.
The opening address of the party's founding text — who it is written for, and the terms on which it asks to be read.
Not what was done to us, but what we intend to build — the party's long view for Black America.
The commonly held assumptions that shape American life — and the specific ones the party names as false.
What is strongest in Black American culture, and what is holding it back — named honestly, from the inside.
Anti-war and pro-strong-military — and why passports change politics.
School choice on one standard, abacus mind math, coding from grammar school, and entrepreneurship as a core subject.
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