Has Tim Wise Ever Provided Black People With Guidance On What WE Must Do INTERALLY As A Community To Develop Organic Competencies For Our Uplift?

From NPR "News & Notes" program

(Black Inferiorist) Tim Wise talks about the beliefs of some Whites that they are being discriminated against in public policy.

Tim Wise's suggestion for Black people: For POLITICAL COALITIONS in order to alter conditions favorably for Black people and other "Vulnerable Masses".



REBUTTAL: If we look at "Mission Accomplished" cities such as Newark, Chicago or Philadelphia where there already is a "Political Coalition" in the context of the domain - can anyone say that the Black community's permanent interests have been measurably advanced?

I would argue - and if anyone who saw "Brick City" would affirm that - in mission accomplished cities the Black ballot is actual diluted in its ability to alter the living conditions within the political domain VIA the institutions within the zone. Instead of organic development now that the victory is won and the "enemy conservative is in check" we see FACTIONALISM among the Progressives - lateral battles instead of uplift.

Wise's only utility to the Black Community is that he stokes the "sweet tooth" of the Black Progressive who FIGURES that there is some malicious intent from White people to manipulate the key resources of America and the world to their own benefit.  With Wise able to use his "white skin" to enter dinner parties where this scheme is hatched - he is able to provide Black folks with information about is said in venues that we are not invited to.

I have stated previously Tim Wise's ultimate agenda is to CHANGE WHITE PEOPLE "for the better" and to ensnare Black people into a POLITICAL COALITION for the advancement of PROGRESSIVISM.

The worst case scenario for Black people who are smitten by his message is finding themselves - all alone, with nothing more than he and their "Progressive-Fundamentalism" to keep each other warm at night.

Again I challenge anyone - IF you have any recording in which Tim Wise has taken the voice of The Honorable Elijah Muhammad and detailed "What The Black Man Must Do For Self" - I'd like to hear it.

These two are at total opposite ends of the "Black Organic Development" spectrum - but one is a false for nothing more than "profit" - of the "Black Community Consciousness and the "Equal Black Ballot" in the form of a coalition. 

At least the conservative Abigail Thernstrom sees the gateway toward our community's success and parity through education.  "Competency Development" rather than "political coalitions" is what our community needs the most.