Guest: Neely Fuller, respected figure in discussions about race and white supremacy.
Core Quote by Neely Fuller: "If you do not understand white supremacy—what it is and how it works—everything else that you understand will only confuse you."
Neely Fuller's Perspective on Racism
Initial Observations: Racism affects all areas of life; Fuller identified this around age 26.
Nine Areas of Activity: Economics, Education, Entertainment, Labor, Law, Politics, Religion, Sex, and War.
Economics and Education
Redefines economics as the use of time and energy, not just money.
Education is a lifelong process: "I'm still learning."
Understanding White Supremacy
White Supremacy: The most powerful political system in history, affecting all areas of life.
Importance of Solving the Race Problem: Believes no other societal problem can be effectively solved without addressing white supremacy.
Impact on Individuals
Daily Struggles: Non-white individuals face systemic white supremacy daily.
Example: A professional of color mentally preparing to face racism at work.
Societal and Global Implications
Influence on Youth and Society: White supremacy contributes to social issues like violence.
International Politics: Disparities in attention and aid given to white vs. non-white countries.
Solutions and Strategy
Codification: Need for a systematic approach or "code" to solve racism.
Questions and Answers: The foundational tool for problem-solving; all problems can be solved through this process.
Importance of asking the right questions to get the right answers.
Justice: Defined as ensuring no one is mistreated and those in need receive help.
Entertainment as a Tool of White Supremacy
Entertainment is used to perpetuate white supremacy by influencing cultural perceptions and narratives globally.
The Role of Logic and Universal Laws
Logic: Emphasizes following universal laws and logic over following individuals.
Universal Laws: Suggested to apply universally, not tied to race or individuality.
Communication and Interaction
Approach to Conversations: Focus on logic, questions, and answers rather than accusations.
Legacy and Further Learning
Dr. Frances Cress Welsing: Highlighted for her work on understanding racial dynamics.
Resources: Neely Fuller’s work can be found at producejustice.com.
Final Thoughts
Constructive Results: Emphasis on achieving constructive results through codification and logic.
Call to Action: Encourage everyone to actively work towards producing justice and eliminating racism.
Additional Notes
Fuller emphasizes education as a continuous journey.
Critiques current definitions of justice and suggests practical steps towards achieving true justice.
Asserts the need for a systematic, logical approach to dismantle white supremacy.