On The A-Contextual Nature of Black Mental Health

Itumeleng Makale Culture 2019-11-28 01:10:38

Dealing with Black "mental" health a-contextually i.e. with no sensitive regard to Black psychohistory, by allopathic western medicine (not that I expect it to do otherwise), can arguably be acceleratory and aggravating factors to the condition in issue. We have a peculiar psychohistory and, as a result, the psychodynamics around our mental health cannot be properly dissected without a proper primary frame of reference.

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Revolution by Court Order?

Itumeleng Makale Culture 2019-06-20 02:49:46

According to this document, the injustices (of the past) have no colour. This discoloration of political history makes everybody a potential perpetrator of injustices. It is my submission that this is gross falsification of history and travesty of justice herself

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Interracial Relationships With White People And The Basis of A Pro-Black Separatist Posture

Itumeleng Makale Culture 2016-10-25 20:00:00

There is no white person who is as devilish as the one who takes offence when excluded from the sensitive healing and restorative endeavours and programs of the Black Family.

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The Oxymoron Of Being A Black Academic

Itumeleng Makale Culture 2016-08-31 20:00:00

What is a Black child prepared to respond to by the education they receive? Is this education acceding to our value prescripts? Do we even have values and a value system as a people (Black people), to begin with or are we simply being mechanised through a certification process to become agents of a response to yearnings and promptings of other people not having our best interest at heart?

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A Black Man Can’t Be Patriarchal

Itumeleng Makale Culture 2016-08-14 20:00:00

Our behaviour, as finished products of colonisation is the work of slave-containing mimicry exhibited in how we interact with our women - a learned consciousness falsifying trait from the white male colonizer, and a hater and oppressor of his own woman.

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