Author: aharris47
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The Price of Whiteness: Rage, Rebellion, and the Politics of Delusion
This piece—raw, biting, and unfiltered—dives into the uncomfortable truth: many poor white Americans knowingly vote against their own economic and social interests. Not out of ignorance. Not due to a lack of education or access to information. But out of a deep-seated allegiance to whiteness, even as it fails them. Let’s unpack this with nuance.… Read more
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Black Fire, Boston Fortress: The Explosive Legacy of Lewis Hayden
Lewis Hayden wasn’t just protecting fugitives.He was disrupting the framework of dominance. He understood something most never talk about: To be truly free, you must make captivity dangerous. Not inconvenient.Not difficult.Dangerous. 1. The Philosophy of Threat as Protection Hayden’s home wasn’t just fortified—it was a philosophical statement: “My humanity is non-negotiable.And any attempt to deny… Read more
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I Ain’t Telling You What to Do: The Third Eye of Guidance, Boundaries, and Discernment
1. Holding Space, Not Control You’re practicing what many people never learn: The power of holding space without hijacking the journey. In a society addicted to telling others how to live, who to be, and what to do, you’re saying: “I trust you enough to let you choose. Even if it ain’t the choice I’d… Read more
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Walking Away: Why Good Men Are Choosing Peace Over Partnership in the Age of Modern Womanhood
Detailed Breakdown: 1. The Premise: Walking Away From the Fire, Not the Flame 2. The Emotional Economy: Love Isn’t Fearless Anymore 3. The Legal Landscape: Courtroom Love is a One-Sided War 4. The Marriage Trap: Emotional Leverage Disguised as Commitment 5. The Silent Movement: Men Choosing Peace, Quietly We are watching a cultural shift that… Read more
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The Cybertruck Illusion: Hype, Hubris, and the Biggest Auto Industry Flop of the Century
Detailed Breakdown: 1. The Vision: Elon’s Bold Prediction 2. The Reality: Sales Fell Off a Cliff 3. Public Perception Turned Sour 4. The Product Problem: Flawed Aesthetics and Practicality 5. $200 Million Worth of Unsold Inventory 6. Elon the Symbol: Genius or Grifter? The Cybertruck debacle isn’t just about a failed product—it’s about the collapse… Read more
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Blurred Lines: Boundaries, Oversharing, and the Illusion of Connection in a Boundary-Starved Society
Detailed Breakdown: 1. The Cultural Context – A Society Without Borders 2. Discernment vs. Oversharing 3. The Energetics of Rushing the Connection 4. Boundary Illiteracy as a Psychological Signal 5. Healthy Women and the Subtle Art of Withdrawing 6. What Real Boundaries Look Like (Internally and Externally) 7. The Universal Value of Boundaries We’re in… Read more
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Work, Wages, and the Whip: The Business of Oppression Then and Now
Several modern industries still carry the legacy of slavery, even if the systems have shifted into more “acceptable” or legal forms. Here’s a breakdown of a few industries where this legacy is especially apparent: 1. Agriculture 2. Prisons / Mass Incarceration (Prison Labor) 3. Domestic Work 4. Textiles and Fast Fashion 5. Construction and Hospitality… Read more
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Is This Communism?
Great question — and no, this isn’t communism, though it does critique capitalism in a way that sometimes gets people saying, “that sounds like communism.” Let’s break it down. 🔍 What You’re Describing: You’re talking about a system where: That’s a critique of exploitative capitalism, particularly what many call “late-stage capitalism” — where profits matter… Read more
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Modern Masters, Silent Chains
Introduction: A Controversial Statement “Slavery never left America, it just transformed.” This bold opening sets the tone for the conversation to come—asserting that, while slavery may have been formally abolished, its systemic presence persists in a new form. This statement forces us to re-evaluate what true freedom means in a modern capitalist society. The speaker… Read more
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The Warrior Who Cannot Dance Cannot Fight
“Ancestor said the warrior who cannot dance cannot fight.” Ancestral Wisdom as the Foundation This proverb isn’t just poetic—it’s strategic, cultural, and spiritual armor. It speaks to the need for wholeness in resistance. A warrior isn’t just a fighter—he’s a keeper of the culture, the rhythm, the joy. The message:If you cannot dance—if you cannot… Read more