Let me get right to the meat of why I am so thrilled to blog. I am willing to share my experience as a black American male with the world as a case study that supports/developed my views on many topics.

For those who yet enjoy the luxury of not understanding blacklisting, Wikipedia does an excellent job of explaining the phenomenon.

Further, the sociologist Max Weber, authored the American version of bureaucracy, which according to Mr. Weber only permits social successes for conformists personalities (kiss ups).

To the non-conformist the system offers three distinct methods of correcting undesirable behavior: (1). Ostracism–blacklisting (2). Utilitarianism–allowing 15% of the population into the status quo, the system. (3). Coercion–assiassination.

Be clear, freedom for the masses is not systemic to bureaucratic structures. Therefore, liberties must be carefully guarded at all costs, at all times. Without diligent support from the majority of citizenry a representative form of government quickly and often irreversibly becomes a facade.

Allow me to share the particulars that initiated me into the world of the non-conformist (not my determination, but a systemic label). Decades ago I had the misfortune of winning a Student Government Association election at a state supported institution. As President I inherited the responsibility to coordinately resolve  problems between the student body and the University adminstration. Among the problems fraudulent demands pressed upon the student body to complete as many as 140 semester hours to receive a bachelors degree (of any sort). Along with this requirement students were to successfully complete a Graduate Records Exam (only required to enter graduate school).

Now this institution was of course accredited by the state. Upon examination of the University’s self-study report, I learned that the institution offered just about any graduate degree that you might find in the country.

Oh, did I fail to mention that the institution was an undergraduate school?

These discoveries are merely the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Upon blowing the whistle (my civic duty) to those responsible to protect tax payers from such adminstrative indiscretions, I landed on the blacklist; where to my amazement the very government agencies responsible for safe guarding public interests and funds turned a deaf ear to my decades old cry for help.

This is where you come in! As citizens you must realize that one citizen is the image of another. Consequently, every limitation on my constitutional rights binds you to the same slave master.

Though I hope with all my might that my experience is unique, I am sure that it is relevant to every citizen of the entire world. Enough with the suspense/introduction. I would like to make the world aware of my experience with blacklisting, the American version!

More of the particulars and their relevance to you at a future time.

Please stay tuned!