The Black Factor

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“Blacks often refer to themselves as “Crabs in a Barrel”, but overlook the fact that crabs do not belong in a barrel and were placed there by someone else. The lack of knowledge by crabs to remove themselves from a foreign environment and difficult circumstances will lead to confusion and chaos among the crabs as they attempt to free themselves from the restriction and bondage of the barrel. They will do whatever it takes to survive. The blame is not to be placed on the crabs in the barrel but the person or people who put them in that situation”

IN DEPTH LOOK AT BLACK CULTURE – The Black Factor was created to serve its readers by providing a raw, in depth look into black culture in America. This book seeks to empower, educate, and enlighten all who open it’s pages. This book presents information that explains the historic path of black society in America.

UNDERSTAND MEDIA REPRESENTATION – Forbes explains how the media and propaganda have been intrinsically destructive to black life even when a portion of blacks don’t realize they are supporting their own destruction. The importance of the black image to black people is critical especially to our youth. The children are our future and what they know or believe about themselves and their community is critical.  Lies and misinformation must stop and the knowledge of self and the truth must start.

NOURISH THE MIND – The deterioration in the black community begins with the destruction in the community of the mind which has been brought about by many factors. Forbes believes that in order to further the knowledge of black youth the psychological bondage must end but when we don’t understand it or why it exists there is no way to fight against it or move beyond it.

This publication spells out the avenues of accountability, promotes clarity and self love. The well crafted words in each chapter plants seeds of curiosity for the reader allowing them to grow their knowledge through further investigation of the information provided.

More than anything Forbes wants to reach young people who want answers and hope for the future by explaining who they are and who they can become.