Information Warfare: Taking Control of The Black Male Image
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A presentation I made at the 2nd Annual Smart'N Up Black Male Summit on Education in Houston, Texas on December 3, 2011. The summit was organized and hosted by Deric Muhammad and Lone Star College
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- 4. All Drug Addicts and Drug Dealers (60% are non-Blacks) All Criminals & Killers (70% are non-Blacks) All Uneducated All Gang bangers All Deadbeat Baby Daddys Only Entertainers & Athletes
- 5. Doing the same thing over and over and over again, expecting different results. To keep expecting the media to report on the GOOD of our community is insanity
- 9. Image Campaign Our own media Market What are you promoting? Attack Don’t just let them tell the lies and don’t LIVE it.
- 10. Greatness Be the positive headline Excuses no more Good is being done by Black men but who will tell it? Take Responsibility.