WAR ON EVERYTHING FAKE

I’ve showed you different aspects of black life. Now I will take you through a typical day in the life of a native black American man. I wake up, disappointed that I must struggle through another day. I turn on news stations that plugs into the outside world. Once I see that native black people still don’t have reparations for our suffering, I am annoyed to be alive again. I need to clean my body and brush my teeth. I have housing chores to do. I also have business chores to do. I spend some time trying to make enough money to eat, I never do. I spend some time leaving behind a record of native black’s mindfulness and information for my Patreon page. I also make videos and work on scripts that I write. I try to be creative in order to pass the time, since I can’t convince more native blacks to sustain ourselves. I walk outside every day. I’m safer when I am in a building. Once I step outside of the door I know that I am not fully safe anywhere. If I walk to the local store, I will never see a native black running the store. Native blacks don’t run the any of the restaurants. We work in the fast food industry as low wage employees. I’m usually followed around the store or watched until I leave. It’s harder when I travel longer distances. Police in the train stations stare at me as if I am about to do something wrong or I have done something wrong. A few months ago, I was surrounded by police, some had their hands on their guns. I was told that I favored someone who committed a crime. I’m not that tall, but most of these officers were as tall as my shoulders, so I had to be as calm as humanly possible. I showed my identification like native blacks have been doing since enslavement. Once I return home, I can relax a little bit, but never completely. Authorities can break into my home and do whatever they want because I am a native black man. I know that no one would suffer if I were gone. It would be better if I died, because no one would have to worry anymore. I could continue to write about black life day after day, but I’ve given you everything you need to know about black life. I have given future human beings a cleaner picture of why native blacks are disappearing. I have done my tiny part to represent native black Americans. If I’m alive tomorrow, I’ll share something else. - Timothy Conerson READ COMPLETE BOOKS @ gofundme.com/TCReader