Phase 4 | Health

This phase builds again on the latter and former phases. The health of Black America is at risk to the symptoms and side effects of modern day science. Because we have assimilated into a society that cannot itself seem to decide what is good for the body and what is not, we have developed illnesses that are not naturally a part of the Black physical design.

Our diets have come from left-over swine parts and the fat of every animal in North America, to the chemically processed foods we consume each day. All people were given a brain to use to their discretion yet we have allowed ours to be programmed by what we see and absorb on the invention of television. We have become target markets of corporate "fat-cats" who care more about the health of their dogs than they do yours.

The Black physique and chemical balance is different from that of whites, we would do better with a different diet than they. Though our genealogy has been tampered with and watered down by white blood cells, there remain portions that would respond better to certain diets, such as beans, rice, wheat and grains instead of fatty acids, sugars, and chemically processed foods at the markets.

Solution
Specialization in agriculture for Black health should be an academic subject in Black schools from elementary to higher learning institutions. There are herbs, spices, and natural things of the earth that would do our bodies better if we were educated to what they were. Therefore, extensive research must be done by Black scientist to uncover these findings.

The physical health of the body has a lot to do with the thought pattern. An entire restructuring of the Black diet would add to the growth of the Black community in terms of children's health, child birth and growth, the mother's and father's health and longevity, and the happiness of the black mind overall.

Furthermore, a system of health care should be put into place that would guarantee every Black soul in this country has access to a doctor. Unlike the system we live under now where the majority of Blacks have no health insurance, many are dependant on Medicaid, and the rest are paying too much as the rest of the country.

Phase 4 Recap

To regain a sense of self-respect and a level of energy to fuel the Black community, we must:

• Appoint a team of Black scientist to study Black heath
• Learn a new paradigm of health for the Black body
• Design a medical system that guarantees health care to all Blacks

If these things are accomplished, we could lessen our social load by having one less thing to worry about. Practicing Black doctors must devote their skills to the Black community and work hand-in-hand with the economic counsel of the Black community to ensure a steady cycle of funding and retribution.

Phase 5 | Religion

Spirituality has always and always will be the depths of the Black soul. From Africa to the Americas have the Black man and woman knew within their own soul that there is something supreme to them, who is not the white man. It is a natural action and reaction for a Black person to thank and or to acknowledge God during times of joy and of pain.

God sees all and knows the struggles of Black America, past and present. He is not fooled by the media or the scientific inventions of the white man. The problem is with man. Man, including the Black man, has abandoned God and His concepts in favor of luxuries and capital. This is where the Black church comes in.

The Black church is the mirror image of America's capitalist society and can never claim the achievement of a true communion with God. If they were close to God, they would not be practicing the things they are, and neither you nor I would be reading or writing this now. We would already have this system in place. Not that the Phase 7 agenda of Afromerica is from God, but it is based on the natural structure of life in general.

Common sense plays a part in every day life and common sense begs the Black church's attention. How can anyone in their "right" mind believe that if they do not pay dues (tithes) to God on a semi-regular bases that they are in the wrong with God? Old Testament doctrine does not and will never stand up against the words and authority of Jesus Christ, who never mentions tithing in the New Testament.

Black church leaders are bent on demanding tithes from their congregation not because they will do with the tithes as God ask (lay up in the storehouse for the fatherless and widows) but so they can beautify their churches and themselves for the next television program. Churches spend close to 700 thousand dollars a year on advertising and television programs instead of contributing to the Black community. Common sense, I think not. Greed and capitalism is more like it.

Solution
Someone, hopefully God himself, must whisper in the ears of today's so-called Black church leaders what they should be doing for the Black community and not to the Black community. They destroy the community by draining hard earned dollars from the purses and wallets of Black families just for the sake of their own vanity. They threaten members and lay the burden of guilt upon their shoulders that says they are headed for Hell if they do not pay their tithes.

Someone has to wake up and speak the truth. Someone has to put an end to the false doctrine and teachings that is spreading through the Black community bringing spirits of fear and afterward paranoia. Someone has to tell these the people that Black church leaders are nothing more than an extension of white church leaders, who are nothing more than an extension of the capitalist American society.

Phase 5 Recap

In order for Black America to rise from beneath the strongholds of Black church leaders and gain a true sense of spirituality they must:

• Know God for themselves and what He truly wants
• Care more about the soul than the prosperity
• Rise up new church leadership that teaches the Bible, not prosperity

Phase 6 | Politics

From the churches to the white house, the politics of the Black community is definitely one patterned after the white political system. This is because Blacks have never, ever had a political system of their own here in the United States. We have always depended and believed in the one we serve now. This is a major problem because not many, if any, Black leaders past or present have ever really sat down to design a political system for Blacks.

This not only means a party separate from the two major parties, but a judicial, legislative, and executive branch of Black America. Not to mention a Constitution or Manifesto that determines the direction and political structure of Black people. This concept is not beyond doable. The only reason no one has never, or would ever, take this seriously is because they would not want to upset the current order of the white man's system.

Thinking outside the box of white politics is a necessity for Black America. Not only would it build a more character in our people but it would continuously build leaders for our future, and the political structure would grow and become stronger with the right foundation.

Solution
Another forum should be called of Black leaders who would dedicate themselves to the building of a Black political system. Not just a political party, but a political system, Constitution and all. This type of dedication takes courage and wisdom that would help to set in stone a system to reign for thousands of years, and not just until "they" get tired.

The judicial structure of our Black system would challenge the laws of the white system, argue for our Black youth and prisoners wrongfully accused, and discipline correctly any deviant behavior stemming from bad parenting. Instead of young Black men doing fifteen years in prison for a minor drug charge, Black leaders could apply reasonable punishment using common sense.

Instead of drugs plaguing our communities the judicial system of Black America would regulate what comes through the gates and across the boundaries of our communities. We would no longer have to take drug abuse from the white man who allows drugs to pour into our communities unguarded.

Phase 6 Recap

To lay the foundation of a stronger Black America we must:

• Begin our own political system
• Begin and enforce our own laws in correlation to the laws of America
• Elect and appoint wise Black men and women untainted by America's biasness.

This is an idea whose time has yet to come but will lay in the books of Afromerica until the day a young Black soldier decides he and his family has had enough of being regulated by the greater white society. And when this young person rises and he draws a crowd, the doctrine of Afromerica will be there. White America may discourage our efforts, of course, but with the right minds that know how to think for themselves and are not polluted by the ideas of America society, this will work.

Phase 7 | Economics

The last and final phase addresses the economic issues of Black Amercica. Firstly, Afromerica wants all Blacks to know that we are targets of a consumer market that constantly drains our pockets and ruins the future of our children. Without some portion of wealth or inheritance to leave our children the cycle of poverty always has a chance to claim them.

We are targeted by every industry in America, from the clothing industry to the credit industry to the automobile industry. We go into debt up to our ears by purchasing these goods only as a fleeting moment of pleasure and vanity. From urban and ghetto dwellers, who purchase the latest designer clothes to the middle-class family who sink deeper into credit card dept, to the wealthiest of Black families who feel they must maintain their images by buying the most classiest and expensive cars and homes just to make an impression on their white neighbors.

Even church leaders, men of God, find themselves caught up in the glory and riches of the world, which teaches what to the members and families of their congregations; how to be materialistic. Black middle managers, single parents (women), working stiffs and mainly Black politicians constantly line their pockets with whatever income they get in order to maintain an image.

The industries that target Black consumers are the ones making the real money. They are the ones who capitalize on the weak minds of materialistic Blacks and they are the ones stealing away your child's future inheritance.

Solution
The way to beat this system is to first develop the mind of humility. This would defeat any presuppositions to get gain and maintain lifestyles far beyond one's financial ability. It first begins in the mind. Once the mind is fixed to refrain, then the pocketbook will follow. If not spending for luxuries and thinking toward the future instead of the now, more Black families and individuals could lay up inherent wealth for future generations.

This does not mean investing in the stock market - another of the white man's brilliant capitalist schemes of gambling - nor does it mean depositing all that you have into banks, who find ways to turn your money into debt. This means that Blacks could invest in their future by depositing their earnings into a fund specifically for the purpose of the future of Black America.

Once this fund is started, many Black entrepreneurs and wealthy will contribute just to save face, which would bring the starting balance to a nice foundation. Afterward, more, working families could deposit their money into the fund and actually see the results once their urban schools and community centers begin to offer helpful and needful programs for Black children, instead of the government funded programs that do nothing more than horde Blacks into their bureaucratic system of dependency.

Phase 7 Recap

If Black America wants a future for the next Black America, we must:

• Condition our minds away from mainstream markets
• Withdraw from the credit card system and reduce debt
• Begin a fund for the future of Black America

Total independence of the American consumer market in terms of financial waste would begin a venture toward a positive future for the Black community. Investing in businesses and programs that make more sense than the bureaucratic structure in place now would help to mold a mind-set for younger Blacks that train them to be mindful of themselves instead of what mainstream culture defines them to be.

This develops identity and culture and places Black America in a position to bargain instead of being bargained on. This phase is one that would also take wise men and women who know that such a plan could work and who can implement the plan from the ground up.

Conclusion

Black America is under attack in the above areas and many more. We must protect our future and fight back by using weapons accordingly. We must stand guard against the strategies of white America and realize what their next move is and how they will employ it. This calls for investigation and attention to the Black problems as a whole.

Adopting an individualist attitude will defeat us from within, we must think collectively and know that regardless of how successful a Black person may become, if they were not successful, they could be the brother or sister on the corner, meaning, we are all targets of the system.

Afromerica is calling for men and women who believe in the vision of the Phase 7 Agenda and are willing to put forth an effort to help. The Agenda is one that will take no less than 5 years to become nationwide and possibly another few years before it is self-sustained. The object is to reach the young generations, preferably those in high schools and in the first years of college.

Proclaiming the Phase 7 Agenda throughout Black America will plant the seeds of revolution in a perfectly legal and just way. Had Phase 7 been implemented before the Civil Rights Movement took off, Black America would be a totally different era and our communities would be brighter and stronger.

Print this for reference and refer to it as often as need be to remind the self of the future of Black America. Proclaim this message throughout your community and seek for other like minds that would benefit the movement. Until the day I see you standing truly free; Peace from Afromerica and CR Hamilton.

Always Stay Strong!

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© 2004 by C.R. Hamilton