Sunday, May 20, 2018
Far from the full liberation target, still!
NIGGA YA BLACK,
Dr. Jacques COULARDEAU
Poetical Expansion
THE BLACK CURSE IN THE USA
TA-NEHISI COATES – BETWEEN THE WORLD AND ME – 2015
This
small book is a pamphlet but this pamphlet is so strong that it will give
nightmares to everyone who has in anyway been dependent on someone else who
domineered them, harassed them, sexually or not, exploited them in all possible
ways. The author described the black side of this dependence and he keeps in
mind – and starts from – the crucial declaration of the most racist white
Southerner I know, John Calhoun who wrote: “The two great divisions of society
are not the rich and poor, but white and black. And all the former, the poor as
well as the rich, belong to the upper class, and are respected and treated as
equals.” This clearly means the blacks are neither poor nor rich, hence are not
human. More openly racist is not possible. Calhoun thought the two classes in
society were the humans, necessarily white, and the chattel, necessarily black.
And we have to remember a black person is less valuable than a horse. An
escaping horse will never be put to death. They definitely do not shoot
escaping horses. But an escaping slave will probably be put to death by a band
of dogs sicked onto the slave who will be literally dismembered by the dogs and
probably abandoned to die slowly in some ditch or in the middle of a road to be
used as an example to other escaping candidates. . . [. . .]
Dr.
Jacques COULARDEAU
# posted by Dr. Jacques COULARDEAU @ 1:16 PM 
