Dear Editor,THE superiority of a black man has mainly been noticed and appreciated in entertainment activities. Like gladiators, his presence, in that field, still feeds the egos of his oppressors. And his fury propels him to stardom but he is a fading star because he matters not in his universe. He remains a slave he was trained to be.Back home, Edgar Lungu and Hakainde Hichilema are misusing the necessary energy needed to make it known that black lives matter, to fight each other for temporary political glory while a child in rural Zambia dies of hunger.The current political system was crafted by the west to put Africa in check and we have perfected the game, much to their surprise.It freezes my mind each time I see an oppressed man oppressing his brother, using an oppressor’s tactics to accomplish his mortal fame. The injection of religion into our culture, removing spirituality, was not an accident. It […]
CRITICAL THINKING AND THE BLACK MAN
