Cultural rot in West probably set in when the American Negro was in its infancy, so our battle has been an up hill, one maybe destined for doom. I refuse to be black pilled and hope remains in my soul for my people. We shall march on understanding these sage words from T.S Eliot.
For the immediate future, and perhaps for a long way ahead, the continuity of our culture may have to be maintained by a very small number of people.
—T. S. Eliot,
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