Articles of Improvement

By Bilal R. Muhammad

I have written these articles in a feeble
attempt to respond to a cry by many African
Americans who cant seem to successfully
convey the detrimental long term effects of
these two obscenities.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Feb 24, 2011
• ISBN: 9781456740344

Bilal R. Muhammad

I would like to think myself qualified to write the book, The "N" Word and "Sagging Pants", because I have lived within six decades of Americanism and have concluded on many aspects of life, two disturbing issues that I've wittnessed during the course of my life compell me to express in literrary form, my feelings and opinion. As an African American Muslim, whose perspective regarding my written subject matter is from that of an African American, I am repulsed by the behaviors I've written about due to the threatning corrosive effects those behaviors have on my African American people which clearly directly and indirectly effect me and the entire African American community since our youth and any behaviors they adopt represent and effect the future of African America and society overall. I was born and raised during the early 1950s in Bedford Stvasant, Brooklyn, New York and have lived in many locations threw out the country during the course of my life, however, My roots seem to now thrive in the Downtown area of Brooklyn, New York. I have lived here for the past 17 years and enjoy the convience of it. I am a lover of Jazz music and I'm a history and political science buff and writing has become a new stulating passion of expression for me.

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Contents

Introduction

The Provocative

Discussion

Glorification of the Negative

Action

The inevitability of Change

Forty Acres and a Mule

Acknowledgements

Introduction

The abnormality of African American slavery springs not from the event itself but from the racially exploitive disparities that have grown up and festered around it. African Americans exist in a kind of vertigo, dizziness, like a sense of being staggered by the darkness that one sees in the disparities of unfortunate human degraded conditions and predicaments.

The frightening unconscious obscenities of the N word and sagging pants basically compelled me to address both of these controversial issues with tact and clear understanding of their contingency, fragility, deep rooted origin and current disturbing reality of African American life. My intention is to explicitly emphasize the radical history, experience and corrosiveness of the N word and Sagging Pants and its inevitable deterrent to African American interest and advancement. Therefore, I have written these articles in a feeble attempt to respond to a cry by many African Americans who can’t seem to successfully convey the detrimental long term effects of these two particular obscenities. I further wish to state my intention to maintain threw articles such as these, a testament of inspiration, rejuvenation and hope for my beloved African American people. I would like to think of myself as contempt for the truth and a sincere voice for my people.

The N Word and Sagging Pants are unfortunately just two of African Americans many transgressing obscenities and toxic desires, Sagging Pants being relatively new to the long list of glorified negativities.

African Americans no longer have the advantageous privilege of authentic African American leadership resembling the ideologies and positive directional dictates of those great effective inspiring African American leaders of the past, instead of leadership African Americans are afforded only limited African American political representation. The obvious disparity amongst African Americans remedially requires substantial guidance and strong dedicated role model leadership especially when young African Americans become preoccupied with immaturely superficial imagery and socially degenerating behaviors such as: Sagging Pants and The N Word. This realization has prompted me to create expression articles that will also serve as a moral reminder to African Americans to avoid perverse thinking, degrading behavior and self inflicted injustices.

Since African Americans have conclusively realized that they dwell in a mode of multiple serious troubles and the white man isn’t coming to save us, we are now confronted with the responsibility of