Stopping the Black Violence In it's Tracks

Stopping the Black Violence In its Tracks will take a new approach That will change the way of life  Black people in North America will live forever. The question is are they ready to do what must be done. The 1960s Black Power activist formerly known as H. Rap Brown once said that “violence is as American as cherry pie,  Starting in 1919, three major waves of nationwide uprisings in the 20th century this will be the last, But now we must not only look to the past but also to the future A new way of leadership must develop, A new type of understanding of how the so-called Black community is going to stop black violence in its tracks. A new paradigm must be recreated. The  Articles of A black confederation a new Indigenous state/