Build Where You Stand – Status

Throughout the great journeying of Afrikan souls, status has been a useful tool in attributing particular types of functioning in service of their grand norm of pinnacle civilisation. At whatever level, a person’s status naturally empowered the overall thrust to build and secure their people’s fullest flourishing. For this people to naturally designate any status for the purposes of their own undoing would be nonsensical to even conceive. Yet, in an abnormal state of interruption and disruption things may take a different turn.

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the word status attracts the following meaning:  

“relative social or professional position; standing”.

If Interrupted, Afrikan souls may have been derailed from their own thrust of establishing social or professional positions that best serve their own interests. Indeed, the notions of what is deemed to be best interests may themselves have become skewed beyond recognition. Others that mean the Afrikan ill, may attempt to define and impose their versions of such positions upon soul people that exclusively serve their destructive endeavours to the neglect and dereliction of Afrikan life. Here, the Afrikan may be faced with dire contradiction in what may be pushed as ‘livelihood’ whilst being shoehorned into working against their natural norm of highly civilised construction.

Despite the challenges, Afrikan souls can surely bring forth their natural genius flow and carve out some time for themselves whatever else may be deemed compelling. The recovery of self-knowingness and cultured living is vital for this primary people’s security and upright ascension. In so doing, soul people can recover their ability to define and establish their social and professional positions that service their betterment. As others of ill work to concoct positions and standings of destruction, the Afrikan can – and surely must – bring about self-determined formulations for their elevation. Indeed, whatever status is determined and held by Afrikans that serves their security and betterment is surely of greater worth to them than even those that may be considered ‘high’ that are manufactured by others with ill intent to serve Afrikan destruction.  

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X with his great analytic prowess highlights how Afrikan souls have been imposed upon and misused by others of ill, when he articulates to them that:

“It was we who fought your battles for you. We built this house that you’re living in. It was our labour that built this house. You sat beneath the old cotton tree telling us how long to work or how hard to work, but it was our labour, our blood that made this country what it is, and we’re the only ones who haven’t benefited from it”.

Surely the Afrikan cannot perennially and totally haemorrhage all their efforts to service the best interests of others that mean them ill.  Progressive steps towards the establishment of functional status’ that serve essential Afrikan life construction and development can be brought to be wherever the Afrikan stands – here, there or elsewhere. The magnificent self-determined achievements of this pioneering soul people of creation make it clear that civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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