PERSPECTIVES IN MOTION: Stop being a professional victim!

Another great post by DL Foster. PERSPECTIVES IN MOTION: Stop being a professional victim! DL talks about Juan William's new book Enough: The Phony Leaders, Dead-End Movements, and Culture of Failure That Are Undermining Black America -- and What We Can Do About It.

He contends that current the "civil rights leaders" have time and time again sent the wrong message to poor black people desperately in need of direction. Amen Juan. Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Maxine Waters, Eric Micheal Dyson and some of the other race baiting professional victim trainers need to get another job. We are sick of their whining and pointless finger pointing.

Now that's a sentiment I have expressed many times on this blog. Alleged Black leadership has failed to lead. Now it seems their only role is to arrive on the scene, point fingers, blame the (rich Republican) white man, demand investigations and dispensations and reparations. They do everything but what is needed to help the Black community.

Just once I would like to see Reverend Jesse Jackson tell a post-catastrophe crowd of Black people; "You need Jesus. You need to pull yourself up out of this mess. And if you find that you can, lift up your neighbor too. Philippians 4:19 But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. Trust in God not the government."

Yeah I would really like to see that but I am not holding my breath.