Matthew C Stelly

Today's Negro Leadership Matthew C Stelly

"Today's Negro Leadership: Made and Manufactured in America. Because of the 400 year dehumanization process during enslavement, no statement could be more germane in these days and times of the black sellout, the treacherous Quisling and the duplicitous race betrayer. Some call this "post-racial America"; this book will prove that the black overseer, the "house negro" as Malcolm X called them, are alive and well and living in America. This book is not about name-calling but about "defining." At a time when there is a dearth of Black leadership in America - perhaps the lowest in the history of blacks in this country - there is a need to ask questions and investigate into why this is the case. My main concern is how influence peddlers - known to most of you as "leaders" - are being pawned off as power brokers, when nothing could be further from the truth. In this book I name people whose comments, actions and attitudes have filtered down and influenced hundreds of thousands - perhaps millions - of impressionable black folk, young and old alike. Among those mentioned and discussed in this book are Clarence Thomas, Supreme Court Justice; Jesse Owens, winner at the 1936 Olympics whose perpetual butt kissing is still being held up by the system as some kind of "model"; Raven-Symone and Stacey Dash (both who have publicly rejected their own blackness); Rev. Al Sharpton, a professional poverty pimp; Omarosa Manigault Newman, the biggest sellout since Ward Connerly; Diana Ross, Charles Barkley (who hides his personal life but has the gall to speak out on black issues), Whoopi Goldberg and several others. I once read where Audre Lorde wrote, "When I dare to be powerful - to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid." You have your views and I have mine. Mine are published. So read and enjoy.