White America Loves Gay Black Men
The attack on black masculinity
Before I get started in addressing this industry puppet, let me make it clear that I have no problem with anyone within the LGBTQ community. Everyone has this right to be with whoever they want to be with and do whatever they want to do in the privacy of their residence. I honestly don’t give a fuck. But this ain’t about being gay, this is about promoting a racist, buck-breaking agenda that has been practiced against black people since the days of slavery.
Let’s face it, Lil Nas X is just another talentless one-hit-wonder. He is in the same class as Trinidad James, Milli Vanilli, Buster Douglas, and Yahoo Serious. But you know who knows that more than the average listener? Columbia Records. They know he’s not talented enough to create another worldwide hit as he did with his breakout song, “Old Town Road,” and Lil Nas X understands that himself. That’s part of the reason why you see him coming out with these corny ass videos because he knows that controversy creates cash. This is a guy that’s willing to stoop to the depths of hell to garner fame and money. Don’t believe me? Why don’t you ask Satan himself — I mean Lil Nas X did give him a lap dance in his “MONTERO” music video. That video alone screams desperation and white folks treat negros like that as fodder.
What white media & Lil Nas X did with that disgusting music video is flat-out racism & traumatizing to men, particularly black men, who were victims of rape in prison. Question: Do you think they would make a video of naked Jewish men twerking in a concentration camp? Let me help with that answer: They wouldn’t. Because it would be labeled anti-Semitic and morally wrong — and that’s exactly what “Industry Baby” is: it is racist towards Black people and morally wrong. Again, this has nothing to do with being gay. Our people have always stood by our brothers and sisters within the LGBTQ community. A perfect example of this would be our brother and ancestor, the late, great James Baldwin. James Baldwin was a gay black man, but he was one of the most respected men in our community. He was educated, dressed properly, spoke eloquently, etc. James Baldwin was a Black man and his blackness came before his sexuality; his activism came before his sexuality; his people came before his sexuality. That brother stayed in code, which was Black first. White media won’t promote a gay man with some class.
Black people, we must protect Black Masculinity. We have to secure the Black Family by any means necessary.
Jaron Mays. 2021. All Rights Reserved.
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