The Stormy Poet Compositions
The Poethnic Justice Podcast
Family,The Poethnic Justice Podcast seeks to utilize and promote the power of literature and literacy for the purpose of challenging and eradicating the systemic oppression of black society. Via the language arts and social commentary, the members of this podcast will seek to formulate strategies geared toward empowering black society against the many threats it faces and towards eradicating racism from society, permanently. One Love & One Justice,The Stormy Poet
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Mar 25, 2026
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How Black People Mastered the Art of Distracting Themselves 15.04.2022 19:15
Family , When it comes to the issue of dealing with racism/white supremacy, unfortunately, out of cowardice, too many black people have mastered the art of distracting themselves in order to not avoid dealing with the biggest threat to their existence head-on. This edition of #PoethnicJustice breaks down how, while black people might be busy distracting themselves from the issue at hand and...
Biden Being Elected Makes Black People Targets 15.04.2022 11:34
Family , In this edition of #PoethnicJustice, I discuss how Biden being elected actually puts black folks in immediate danger, as a collective. Please feel free to join us for this program, and make sure to share this vital information with your family and friends. One Love & One Justice , The Stormy Poet p: (817) 382-1108 e: tsp@thestormypoet.com If you've found what you'v...
The 6 Things About Racism That Confuse Most People 15.04.2022 6:11
This is a clip of Neely Fuller brilliantly articulating everything that has ever confused you about how racism works and why understanding racism is so difficult in the first place.
The Myth That Correct Punctuation Hinders Poetic Creativity 15.04.2022 5:52
To My Black Writers , Over the years, I've heard many writers express how they feel confined and limited in their creativity by using proper punctuation, and, in my early writing days, I felt the same way. However, as I matured in my craft, I found there are ways you can utilize punctuation to both enhance the message being conveyed in your work and to expand your creative boundaries. If you're a...
Overcoming Your Fear of Writing and Sharing Your Literature 15.04.2022 33:28
Family , This is a piece of a recording I captured at one of my W.R.T. meetings in Fort Worth, TX. If you're an up-and-coming writer who finds yourself terrified to share your story with the world, the conversation the gang and I had will provide you with some perspective on where those fears come from and how to overcome them. Don't let yourself be your own worst critic. One Love & One Justic...
How Anti-Black Propaganda Operates: The NY Times Attack Against Reparations 15.04.2022 1:33:52
Brothers & Sisters, The NY Times released an article where the author appears to genuinely be reporting on black Americans' stance on reparations, and, to the untrained eye, most would take it at face value. However, in this edition of Poethnic Justice, I dissect this piece from top to bottom, and I present the evidence that proves this was a hit piece aimed at black Americans. (N...
Too Tired To Deal with Racism: How We Waste Energy 15.04.2022 32:13
Family , In this edition of Poethnic Justice, I wanted to break down the ways in which we squander the precious energy we need properly deal with the threats and challenges that lie before us, as a people. Our committed and consistent time and efforts are vital if we want to make any kind of progress, and the powers that be are aware of this. So, in this broadcast, I break down the ways they distr...
Origins of Racism: Why White & Black Were Invented 15.04.2022 57:10
Greetings Family , The majority of us already know that the system of racism/white supremacy expresses itself in every area of our society. However, when the subject of racism is discussed, the focal point tends to be the symptoms of it rather than its root cause. Typically, the expression of racism in our society gets chalked up to people just being ignorant or people who have some i...
Generational Trauma: All Black People Need Therapy 15.04.2022 41:43
Greetings Family , Living under a system of racism has brought about an immense amount of situational and generational trauma to the group classified as African Americans. Rather than seeking counseling or therapy for the mental issues that arise from having to deal with that trauma, we oftentimes negate the effect this chronic trauma has had on our psyche. And, we discourage others i...
Loving Away Systematic Racism Doesn't Work 15.04.2022 17:18
Family , I made this presentation in response to a comment that was left in regards to an article I posted entitled, "Black People, It's Time To Get Armed." ( https://t.ly/J5SP ), which expressed the need for black people to take advantage of their right to bear arms a means of protection in a society that is hostile and violent towards us. As has been the case historically and in the modern-day,...
Why Reading Daily Will Save Your Life 15.04.2022 38:00
Family , The whole reason I set up The Stormy Poet Compositions platform was to promote messages such as the one presented in this program. Reading, on a daily basis, has scientifically been proven to have tremendous benefits to your life. It's often thought of as boring or tedious, not as being an investment of time to enrich yourself on so many levels. The companies that govern all you see...
Black Male Privilege Is a Racist Concept 15.04.2022 12:34
Family , In this edition of the #PoethnicJustice , I present evidence disclaiming the dangerous and detrimental myth of black privilege. As a black collective and as a country in general, it's vital we stop allowing these planted false narratives to distract us away from dealing with the unjust system of race America does all its business under. And to do that, we have to learn...
Why Reparations Must Be Lineage-Based (The Grio's Michael Harriot debates Congressional candidate Marcel Dixon) 14.04.2022 2:09:45
Gregg Marcel Dixon is running for election to the U.S. House to represent South Carolina's 6th Congressional District. He recently debated The Grio's, Michael Harriot over an article he published entitled " Top 10 reasons why lineage-based reparations is a bad plan ." Mr. Dixon, masterfully, goes into withering detail on how a race-based justice claim for reparations would not hold up Constitution...
W.R.T. Initiation: Literacy's Importance to Black Progress 12.04.2022 29:49
What was the real reason reading and writing were made illegal during slavery? I would argue, that there is a power in the language arts that the white supremacists who orchestrated the human bondage of slavery were aware of. Furthermore, I wholeheartedly believe there is an effort being put forth to keep black people's eyes constantly glued to their cell phones and Netflix and...
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