Black Hebrew Israelite, Civil Rights: Will African Americans Survive Misinformation? -By Nneka Okumazie

There could be Mongols somewhere who believe they are the superior Asians because of the strides of some of their ancestors within the last thousand years.

There could be some Chinese who believe they are the most superior Asians because of their ancient history. The same belief a hundred years ago could be to feel good, but the work and transformation of the last 50 years of China does not necessarily need that belief to be thrown around.

The Japanese have also had their strides, as well as others in Asia. What seems common for them is the work or economic success in recent times.

There are products in the world manufactured solely in Asia that whatever anyone thinks of them, there is no option than to use those products. The relevance is evident, without any comment.

Beliefs and ideology can power a people, but the work is often stronger for results and outcomes than the dance around. There are people and cultures around the world that don’t need to mention or discuss their superiority because their works show.

Why would some African Americans go along the Black Hebrew Israelite belief? What progress would it ever mean or become for the community and as a people?

The damage of slavery is often present in some beliefs about the world around, which may not always be true. Fighting and beating that for some African Americans made them find success. There are many others who could not, leading them to doing nothing, reacting in a certain way about things or getting into trouble.

Who benefits from the beliefs of African Americans as the original version of Jews, when what people hate them for seems to be their success, resulting by their works?

What does hate do for African Americans, in the tools necessary for progress? What is the concern of being from somewhere or using false information as the basis for a group?

There is the freedom to believe whatever anyone wants but to add something else against the needful is a major problem.

The world is already in a misinformation crisis which could become of unprecedented consequences. However, for African Americans, it is an entanglement, against progress and as a happy tool for the enemies.

There were beliefs 50 years ago, some were right, some were wrong, but works for changes towards the future almost certainly guaranteed progress. It is up to a people, to decide.