Sunday, July 28, 2013

Does Systematization affect all indirectly?


With the recent six-jury decision in the case of Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman, America’s systemic oppression and its unfair judicial systems have evoked global controversy. As is evident in much of the ongoing conversations, Dr. King’s precepts, that eloquently illuminate the theory of “interrelatedness,” are apropos to examine, relative to the state of affairs, in one of the world’s most esteemed countries. Capricious unjust afflictions have been continuously perpetrated against Africans, who were enslaved, forcibly brought here, placed in bondage, and unmercifully beaten until they bowed down in total submission, were stripped of everything, and were allowed to own nothing.  Although the posterities of these Africans were born in America, they are constantly being denied equal constitutional protections under the law in the year 2013.  

Heirs of the Africans who built this land from their blood, sweat and tears are being overtly and covertly attacked beyond reason; physiologically, psychologically, judicially, administratively, politically, economically, socially, and otherwise. Throughout all of history’s deplorable degradation, African-Americans have remained dignified and have made substantial strides in overcoming prejudicial barriers. As President Obama expresses in his impromptu speech, regarding the jury’s Zimmerman is innocent verdict, although things appear to be getting better with each generation, he somberly relates to the plight and emotions of African American people through association. Hannity attempted to impugn President Obama’s profound use of affiliation by disdainfully attacking the president with disparaging analogies.  The commentator recounts conversations where one of Dr. King’s speeches is perversely juxtaposed and contextually retched to support the annihilation of an unarmed young Black Man.  

Renowned author and prolific negotiator Roger Fisher, advocates using connectivity to advance negotiations. Similarly, Dr. King’s statement, “We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny,” impels thought provoking calculated actions to rise above ‘numwittedness’ as advocated by some.  Intelligence is demonstrated when people unite to affect the pocketbooks of the perpetrators of inequity, while simultaneously protecting their family, friends, entourage and fans from potential attacks and casualties.  While people are entitled to their own opinions, The Highest Power, will inevitably address those who obstinately cling to obvious wrongs, as expressed by one of the jurors, who may eternally experience sleepless nights. 






Detroit Free Press. Retrieved July 28, 2013 from
http://www.freep.com/article/20130726/NEWS07/307260050

Roger Fisher Beyond Reason. Retrieved July 28, 2013 from
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMJcY5psm_0

Msnbc. Morningjoe. Retrieved July 28, 2013 from
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