And things aren't going to get any better.
We really need to consider, as a group, what benefits we are getting as "Americans".
I think we'd be far better off on our own.
I think the benefits are clear, but the motivations are not. Like my uncle would say, there's no glue to keep shyt together
Terms once deemed powerful and meaningful like "black empowerment," "black independence," and "black power" are no longer motives to spark action among black folks in various tax brackets. They have been skewed to be viewed as "anti-white," "smart dumb nikka jargon," and "militant"
Now once you add into this discussion, religion, reward system for "good blacks", and the strive for the american dream, it's easy to lose the focus and motivations to provoke and sustain action
Best solution to this problem is for individuals to separate their personal beliefs for the better good. Meaning that your political and religious affiliation shouldn't keep you from willing towards building wealth and pushing a Black empowerment agenda
Also, your career goals rewards shouldn't include being the only black at your company or level of success