Roland Martin says that certain voices in Black America are “anti-Black.”
But is that really the issue… or is something else going on?
In this episode of The Publisher’s Desk, we break down Roland Martin’s argument using logic, outcomes, and historical context from Carter G. Woodson’s The Mis-Education of the Negro.
This is not about emotion.
This is about strategy, results, and accountability.
We examine:
The difference between narrative vs outcomes
Why labeling ideas “anti-Black” can shut down real debate
The role of elite gatekeeping in Black political discourse
Whether independent voices (podcasts, YouTube, media) are being dismissed instead of engaged
And the real policy question: What is actually working for Black Americans?
We also address a key issue:
👉🏾 Is asking for reparations anti-Black?
👉🏾Or has it simply not been prioritized by the same political structures that receive consistent support?
This conversation is about thinking, not reacting.
As Carter G. Woodson warned:
“When you control a man’s thinking, you do not have to worry about his actions.”
WATCH ROLAND MARTINS VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4EOUXj83Oo
📢 CALL TO ACTION
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