Die Nigga Die (A Black Man's Commentary)

By Glen D. Brady

Black people live with indoctrinated struggles through injustice systems and discriminations that I call, “The Spirit of a Nigga.” This attitude is still perpetuated in the established institutions of: Finance, Housing, Education, Health Care, Employment, Social and Judiciary Systems, etc. throughout all of the United States of Ameri

• Language: English
• Publisher: ReadersMagnet LLC
• Release date: Jan 11, 2018
• ISBN: 9781947765603

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Die Nigga Die: Volume 1 - A Black Man’s Commentary

Copyright © 2018 by Glen Brady.

Published in the United States of America

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STATEMENT

The most likely lie that the black man or the black women have undertaken is the word Nigga, as an expression of endearment. The nigga spirit was indoctrinated into our Black African ancestors as slaves, here in the United States of America, by white American slave owners and other whites. Do you think that our Black African ancestors in the Continent of Africa, went around calling each other nigga, saying; what’s up my nigga, when they greeted one another? We know that a lie can resemble the truth if one continued to accept it as the truth.

Urban Dictionary / Nigger

NIGGER

A word that in old English is derived from a Latin term meaning ignorant, foolish, uneducated, that has very little to do with race or origin but has been deemed a term for African Americans due to the lack of education they received in the 1800’s and early to mid-1900’s before the Civil Rights Movement. In current times most African Americans have more access and more funding for education than any other race on the planet but still choose to retain their cultural diversity, therefore still deserving and retaining the term nigger which still means ignorant. Less the degree of obscenity and volume used by these people on a regular basis, they are still people and this word is but yet a word and does not need to be displayed toward any particular race but needs to be returned to its original status and not taboo. A nigger is an ignorant cocksucker that is loud and uneducated, without bounds, and worthless to society.

POEM

In my dream, I hear a chant

Expressing the words; Die nigga die.

it sounded like fans of a football team chanting.

But Die nigga die, was the chant of these fans

On the playing field, in the middle of the stadium, I see a tree looking weather-beaten, over time

Its limbs looked stout, and without a doubt, I said to myself, this must be the hangmen tree; the fruits of this tree are no longer a strange occurrence, but a regular Sunday event, referring to the chant; Die nigga die.

They led me out onto the playing field, a field that many black professional athletes have lived out their dreams on, and now the playing fields have become, a political killing field, for the black man and the black athlete.

Fans waving the American flag, and doing the human wave in their stadium seats, a chant of Die nigga die fills the air, along with the smell of popcorn and hot dogs

Suddenly I awake to frighten to move, shouting; you want to kill me, you want to kill me, I want to kill those stereotypes that you have indoctrinated in me, and I began to chant Die nigga die for a different reason

The nigga spirit has to die! With a quick burst of; Black pride, I shouted; I am a Black man; of African descent, I’m no nigga, and I went for a walk in my hood, not as a Nigga but as a Black man of African descent

Don’t; what up my nigga me, address me as a brother, a fellow Black man, of African descent.

QUOTATIONS

Anything that is taught as a method can become a doctrine, and it can be learned and adapted to one’s spirit

—Glen D. Brady

Can you imagine a child asking a parent am I a nigger" And the parent