Does Black Lives Really Matter?

Black Lives Matter When

Everywhere you turn across America and Europe you will find discrimination against black people and you will have Black people standing up for their rights. The right to be deemed equal. Equal in opportunities. That opportunity spans from education, entertainment to career and finance. You have many white people who have supported this cause and are well appreciated for their efforts. Black lives matter has been pounding into the ears of society for quite a while now, but what does the phrase actually mean? Do black lives only matter when it is being snuffed out by white people? Do black lives matter all times?

1. Black Lives Matter When: Racist white cops come and shoot up innocent black children sitting on a bench listening a few songs while packing soda.
2. Black Lives Matter When: Innocent Black men have been convicted of crimes in the past and present which they have never committed and spend decades in prison for nothing.
3. Black lives Matter When:Racist Judges sentence black juveniles to exorbitant years for lesser crimes while white juveniles are sentenced to shorter years for harsher or same crimes or just placed under house arrest.
4. Black Lives Matter When:Black people demonstrate for justice and the police comes out military style and describes the demonstrators as rebels, gangs and looters. While when white people demonstrate it is called a gathering or group.

The Magnificent Rosa Parks

When Black Lives Don't Matter

Black people seem to lack internal justice and pride when it comes on to us moving up in standards and good family and community values. The "hood" is not a place, but a state of mind. Yes, the reality exist regarding employment and educational discrimination. But that does not give Black people the right to self destruct and then complain when the police speeds up the destruction. The fact is that America and Europe owes Black people for the years of slaver wickedness, but what are you black man going to do? Sit and wait 500 years for generation after generation of beautiful black children to live off food stamps? Black Lives should matter on both sides of the fences.

1. Black Lives Don't Matter When:Black youth carry automatic weapons and use them in petty gang matters killing each other and hence allowing fatherless children to grow.
2. Black Lives Don't Matter When:Many black men end up doing stupid things like robbery, assault and dealing drugs and end up imprisoned leaving their children to again grow fatherless
3. Black Lives Don't Matter When:Black men go hopping into hundreds of women bed and not taking one wife for his own to create a stable and loving household to foster decent raising of their children.
4. Black Lives Don't Matter When:Young Black girls are forced into prostitution by absent fathers and uncaring mothers.

Black People Must Take Responsibility

What sort of responsibility does black people also take for the state in which many of our neighborhoods and families are in right now? Do you make the past linger and weigh over you like an anchor? or do we pick up the pieces, save our past and honor our rich heritage and move on and build nations of our own. Nobody is asking you to forget slavery and forget the wickedness that unfolded, no, just to don't let it keep you angry and frustrated. Don't let how the slave owner in the past treated you as black men and treated your women and children reflect on how you will grow and treat your child. In slavery, when black women became pregnant by other black men, the child was considered property of the slave owner and would be taken away from the mother and grown in sheds and put to work or be sold. The father never grew any form of bond with child and often never saw the child. This has psychologically affected black men for hundreds of years. Now it is time to break that spell and be closer to our sons and daughters now more than ever. Teach them love and the importance of family, trust, education and honesty.

Lets Be Kings And Queens

Respect in the Black community is of the utmost importance. Look at how black men classify the black woman. They call them bitches and ho's. Bitches and whores are who black men want to be with. In-order for our generation to succeed we need to change our respect for each other. Black men need to see young ladies as queens and teach them to be queens. When we begin to degrade our people from within, then when they go out they will act and be degradable. Black women need to step up their lives and know that they are more than just a big booty and should never be classified as someone bitch or whore. Respect must be shown 50-50 and then everything will be 100. What we do now will shape the path for our generations to come. Lets show each other respect. Lets be Kings and Queens.

Let's be a Rosa Parks

Rosa Parks is no superhero, she did not swing the hammer of Thor nor did she transform into any monster and devoured the white man who demanded her seat in the bus she was traveling . She was just a simple black woman who was fed up with injustice and decided to do something about it by simply saying "No", she simply exercised her right as a human being, nothing more nothing less. I am not down playing the courage it took to do what she did, i am merely showing the simplicity of what it actually takes to do the right thing. Black men, lets be a Rosa Parks, Black Women, lets be a Rosa Parks and simply say no!

• No: I wont become a statistics in your criminal system orchestrated for the pitfall of black men.
• No:I won't allow my children to be fatherless or motherless. I will be the best and most committed parent as possible in-order to foster a new generation.
• No:I won't be another drug dealer, i will become educated, i will be free.

We have had many past and present heroes who have fought bitterly for our rights, many have suffered bitterly for simply standing up, many have been killed. We have had people like Rosa Parks, Frederick Douglas, Martin Luther King, John F Kennedy, Louis Farrakhan, Harriet Tubman and many others. Lets all come together and put some achievement into what these strong and brave people have fought for. Lets be kings and queens once again, lets be a Rosa Parks