Dr. Umar A. Johnson speaks on the History Of Homosexuality

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Listen Siblings, I come in peace,

“The problem with Europeans and Asians is Europeans and Asians; the solution for Africans is Africans!” — Onitaset Kumat

In today’s article we discuss “Homosexuality” from the psychological perspective given by Dr. Umar A. Johnson.  We discuss this in order to understand the differing psychology of Occidentals (Europeans) and Originals (Africans).  Please enjoy, then promote our Organization, the African Blood Siblings.  We build African Blood Siblings Community Centers at home and abroad to make loving, knowledgeable and wise Africans at home and abroad.  Write to help and distribute our flyer.  Subscribe, share, love.

Dr. Umar A. Johnson speaks on the History of Homosexuality
By Onitaset Kumat

Dr. Umar A. Johnson (in “History of Homosexuality”) here speaks about homosexuality and its history. He starts on how homosexuality has, until 1973, been considered a mental disorder. This claim, he continues, was lifted due to needs of population control for African people. He later speaks on the fact that many of our male African ancestors were raped and today many male African leaders are forced into homosexuality for the maintenance of the status quo. In short order, he references Greco-Roman homosexuality and pedophilia as well as early Christian misogyny–what I call Occidentalism. Then he expounds upon female homosexuality: linking a hatred of men for past molestations and abuses with lesbianism. Finally, he ends with this powerful phrase: “Is it advantageous for our Black women, for so many Black men to be gay? PERIOD! . . . How in the hell do you prepare for a war with White supremacy when most of your men want to have sex with the White man that he’s supposed to be fighting?”

As far as Originalism is concerned, I must confess being inspired by a religious person who asked why are women and men as they are if they were not meant for one another. I continue then to suggest complementarity and how neither sex can complement itself. Truly, the man’s genitals and the female’s genitals match. Hence our spiritual sciences are necessarily for heterosexuality.

It does bring the question of ‘intersexes’ to the forefront; but not exactly. In Originalism, Amon, the Creator, is intersex. This is the basis of circumcisions. But that’s another topic.  Hotep!

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22 thoughts on “Dr. Umar A. Johnson speaks on the History Of Homosexuality”

  1. omalone1

    thank you for this. I have something to consider: since many “homosexuals” deem themselves to be normal, and have endless justifications for this sentiment, mighe be argue that the real “sickness” is this psychopathic drive for dominating and violent individuals to justify all that they do, even if these traits are inverted, so as to becoming passivity and submissiveness?

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      1. Kushite Prince

        Umar is a very down to earth brother. He came out to Los Angeles last December for a lecture. I got the chance to chat with him in the lobby. I can tell he has a true love for his people. He seems much more sincere than most of these so-called black leaders. You’re 100% correct about homosexuality being normal for Europeans. They’ve been doing it for thousands of years. Now that want it to be the norm for the entire world.

      2. Onitaset Post author

        The only thing that is humiliating is helplessness. — KMT Proverb

        Brother Kushite Prince,

        It’s apt to write that the European wants his perspective and norm to be the world’s perspective and norm. But our problem is not enunciating on what we want. Most of us have forgotten. A Brother on the street, when I mentioned his purpose was to restore Africa,* spoke back “How do you know my purposes?” I answered because he is African and I am a student to our natures, but it’s beside the point. His question is legitimate: How do I know his purpose but he doesn’t?

        We are without institutions to inculcate in our people a memory. We are without institutions to replicate for our people our environment.** And we are without institutions to convene against those convened against us.

        I propose a re-institution of our temples.*** This I name “African Blood Siblings Community Centers.” There a “love” for our people can be common. There is the solution to our race.

        Thanks for sharing, we are making progress for our people,

        *See Originals: http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/abs/lore/races/originals/

        ** Environment is explained here: http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/07/22/what-is-history/

        *** The inside of an ancient temple: http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/02/04/kmt-self-knowledge-and-cosmic-wisdom-quotations/

  2. Kushite Prince

    I agree 100%! We need our own schools to teach our children about our history. They can’t learn anything about themselves in the schools of your open enemy. That’s insane! The white man will never give you knowledge of self. Our children have to know they’re in a war for their survival. Too many of our people don’t have any purpose in life. We have to regain our consciousness and restore our communities. And repair the black family. We can’t do that being “schooled” by our enemies.

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      1. Kushite Prince

        I do know a few black folks in the LA area. I know some professional black people I used to work with. I know this one brother that’s a lawyer but he has a big ego. I had drinks with him and some co workers a few years ago. I tried to tell him about how we as black people need to stick together and uplift our community. He said he was an individual and didn’t see color.lol Can you believe that? He said black people need to stay crying about racism and move on. Then I found out from a sista I worked with that his wife was white. Big surprise,right? I get so sick of these clowns. And there’s a lot of them in the LA area. Everyone is just out for themselves. They have no sense of community. They act as if white supremacy is dead. What planet do they live on??
        Well it’s alive and well. I do think we need our own schools. But there’s also other things we can do to counter this racist system were in.
        Here’s a few ideas I came up with:
        We can STOP shopping at places that don’t hire us and tell them why we are not shopping there
        We can STOP shopping at businesses that disrespect us and don’t value our dollars. We have the POWER to run any business out of our neighborhoods without violence, without boycotting, and without raising our voices or lifting a single finger.

        JUST STOP SHOPPING THERE and they will Poof — Be gone!

        We can STOP paying Koreans to do our nails
        We can STOP paying Arabs to fry our fish and definitely NOT our hair (which we need to stop doing anyway due to the chemicals) and save our money to start our own businesses or use that money to support a black business.
        We can STOP shopping at businesses that are owned by non-blacks if there is a similar business that is black-owned AND If that black-owned business is not up to par We can tell them why (in a nice way) why we haven’t shopped there in the past AND tell them that we WANT to support more black business and suggest some changes. (you have to do this discretely out of earshot of other people AND be prepared for some blowback but if you do it nicely you might get the desired response and if not MOVE ON).
        We can STOP focusing on starting businesses our community doesn’t need (like more fashion and entertainment businesses) and open businesses that actually serves a real need
        We can come up with ideas to fund and create and encourage black entrepreneurship. Some of us have a lot of social contacts, or we belong to fraternities and sororities or have a large family/friend network AND some of these people are experienced in business, advertising, marketing making money for white people — and turn the dialogue from SPORTS and ENTERTAINMENT to one of black economic empowerment.
        We can go back to school and learn more about running a business and use that information to help ourselves and other black people start businesses.
        or turn a skill we already have into helping others become more business minded
        We can create a flyer or newsletter featuring black businesses that deserve our support and pass that information around with the same enthusiasm way we pass out flyers for the latest party or nightclub event or start a part-time business endeavor, like creating a black business coupon business where black businesses give coupons and pay a small amount to advertise (may be a good idea in a city with a lot of black businesses, or it may not, but we have to try things to see what works).
        We are a creative people but have been taught to limit that creativity to things that don’t matter as much like:

        hairstyles
        dance moves
        slang
        hand greetings
        moves on the basketball court
        parties
        fashions
        signifying & joke telling
        If we are not willing to do stop being just consumers and start being producers, entrepreneurs and a self-respecting, let’s-support-our-own kind of people.
        If we are not willing to turn the immense pool of education, skills and talents we bring to corporate Amerikkka to make white business owners wealthy and start using it to build our own businesses then we better get used to more massive black unemployment, more black wage slavery, more black poverty, more black family dysfunction, more black youth in prison, more black on black violence, and more black people picking crops on Amerikkka’s farmland like we did over 100 years ago.
        This is foremost on my mind because I work for a large employer that is strategizing ways to dump large numbers of black employees here in the Chicago area
        White people are finding clever ways to TAKE those “good jobs” (that pay a living wage) and GIVE them to white people– and even more foreign workers (the new “n*ggers”), and blame it on “the economy” to perform JOB GENTRIFICATION — moving black people OUT of the work force.
        The handwriting on the wall is so crystal clear that even those black people who had strongly been in denial (due to gross white identification and anti-blackness) can see what is happening..
        That’s how deadly SERIOUS our economic situation is here in Amerikkka(and worldwide)
        The bottom line is it will be up to us to FIX our own problems,Onitaset. We can’t rely on anyone else.

      2. Onitaset Post author

        Brother Kushite Prince,

        Cast down your bucket where you are. — Booker T. Washington

        I believe that you would agree with this article: http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/04/24/african-power-from-local-economic-centers-video/

        The fundamental concept, though, is “casting your bucket where you are.” Without a center, there is no shape, without a Community Center, there is no Community.

        Sister Dallas said it best in her comment:

        Community centers serve as stabilizing forces for the neighborhood. This is why you see so many other groups set them up. Where I live in Upstate NY, groups such as: Guyanese, Dominicans, etc. already have community centers or something akin to one and they have been a force in the area for only a few decades. Blacks in the area are now renting and buying from them. How the hell does this happen?

        http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/03/25/the-story-of-rekia-boyd/#comment-739

        She authored: http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/06/25/road-to-murder-the-enslavement-of-michael-jackson-by-dallas-newton/

        The point being that you’ve thought of wonderful solutions, but to put those ideas into action, you would need a forum that doesn’t already exist in your area: An [African Blood Siblings] Community Center.

        “One foot isn’t enough to walk with.” — KMT Proverb

        Or “Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched.” — Aesop

        [See: http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2011/11/13/two-of-aesops-fables-and-a-lesson/%5D

        If anything is to be implemented, we must start at setting the foundation.

        Reflect on starting an African Blood Siblings Community Center. With the Center, not only is consciousness improved, but you can connect Los Angeles to Lagos, Sierre Leone and Brooklyn.

        Reflect,

    1. Kushite Prince

      Thanks Steph! I appreciate the kind words. I was just speaking from the heart. Believe it or not,I’ve thought about writing a book for awhile. I just need to stop putting it off and just do it.

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    1. Onitaset Post author

      Return on April 9th. At noon, I intend to release an 8-page post that you may like very much. In the meantime I’ll await your post, Sister.

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    1. Onitaset Post author

      As are you Brother.

      Umar A. Johnson makes many notable contributions on the Hidden Colors DVDs. They are a good introduction to African Consciousness. As long as we enlist Africans into Organizations, we can create African Communities. We all have our responsibilities.

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  6. Onitaset Post author

    A Brother on Tumblr asked:

    Onitaset, I wanted to know how homosexuality is a social construct by Europeans and how Afrikans should not support it. I’ve heard of female-husbands and boy-wives but I doubt they had any homosexual activity. Thank you in advance.

    I answered:

    The article I earlier sent more that suffices,

    “The best and shortest road towards knowledge of truth is Nature.”

    [ http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/02/04/kmt-self-knowledge-and-cosmic-wisdom-quotations/ ]

    However, it’s not enough to think of Nature as animals and plants, though that can lead us to how homosexuality is European and heterosexuality is African; the two of us ought to look at Nature as also men, women and spirits.

    We should already know that the spirit of Europeans is different from the spirit of Africans, this we see from their most isolated representations of “Civilization.” The European seeks to Dominate and the African seeks to Restore, though in this conversation let’s say “Complement.” The clearest depiction of this is the difference between Patriarchy and Matriarchy. Patriarchy is Male Domination. Matriarchy is Male/Female Complementarity. When you look back at African Spiritual Depictions, the Male is Complemented by the Female, or even the Male is a Female (intersex.) However, Cheikh Ante Diop (pronounced “Jop”) had shown that Monogamy was the rule among Africans prior to the Asians and Europeans. What’s more that, that monogamy was Heterosexual.

    The reasoning behind European Homosexuality is partly Domination. A cursory study of Roman Laws regarding Homosexuality would expose this fact. However, there’s more to understand as to why homosexualiy couldn’t be African. In Africa, we have rites of passage, rituals and lessons designated to, among other things, make a man sexually capable for a partner or make a woman sexually capable for a partner. Invariably the partner was of the opposite sex (i.e. women learned how to please men.) This of course also eliminates any systemic pedophilia in African culture (as sex is strictly an adult activity.) Especially as pairing was more communal than individual; for example, see the Kimona Dance of Swahili culture where women and men performed a strictly-heterosexual courtship dance. All this is to say that boys are initated into manhood with the explicit instruction to court a woman and start a family under her roof; and girls are initiated into womanhood with the explicit instruction to court a man and start a family under her roof. In no way is polygamy, pedophilia or homosexuality in the confines of this arrangement, as long as boys and girls are initiated into adulthood.

    Queue the African diaspora (or the Colonized Africans) which neither is initated nor admitted into adulthood yet unfortunately imitates Europeans (and Asians) and you have a serious, serious problem. There are no longer any rituals for courtship, there are no longer any instructions for adulthood, and there are no longer any families to appeal to, there is only sex and the aim of sex is quantity not quality.

    I wrote earlier that nature can instruct on homosexuality as European but didn’t explain. Here’s how: in decimated animal populations, the animals can exhibit homosexual tendencies. I.e. if females are sparse, the males may engage in homosexual behavior (or vise-versa.) So beyond ‘domination,’ population can influence sexuality and the European and the Asian who are nomadic and warlike, have a higher historic and present inclination to homosexuality. Add to this that their mentalities are toward sex for quantity not quality and you have the other proverb,

    “Two tendencies govern human choice and effort, the search after quantity and the search after quality. They classify mankind. Some follow Maat, others seek the way of animal instinct.”

    With regard the present situation of African homosexuality, it’s a created phenomenon for population control (ever notice that Africans in America never rise above 14% despite a higher birthrate and more Africans worldwide than Europeans?) The psychologist Dr. Umar A. Johnson can better explain it than I can:

    http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2011/11/30/dr-umar-a-johnsons-history-of-homosexuality/

    Regarding “female-husbands” and “boy-wives” its upon us to recognize that Pre-Colonial need not mean Pre-Islamic and Islam is Patriarchal and Patriarchy leads to Homosexuality.

    I hope that, that helps, I kind of wish this was a public response,

    And, cynically,

    Though FYI, an anti-Homosexual struggle, in and of itself, may be a waste of resources. If you can organize people around it, then it’s useful; but we should aim to build up African-Nationalism as the end goal. At best it can be a bait-and-switch–it might actually be a great bait-and-switch.

    Thanks for asking,
    (I posted the exchange on the site.)

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  7. Morpheus

    Oni,

    Thank You for taking a stand against homosexuality!

    Just because we don’t accept the weaponized forms of Abrahamic Faiths – doesn’t mean that we should support a degenerate culture! You would be surprised how many people I’ve come across who claim they are for BLACK POWER yet they turn a blind eye to homosexuality. Among the youth that reject religion, there has been a growing trend to turn a blind eye to homosexuality and everything the church has deemed inappropriate. The people that support these things don’t outright say it – but they defend it and speak out against people who voice their moral opinion against it. It’s come to this because homosexuals have accumulated POLITICAL POWER because of the claim that they were “born that way”. The mass media also likes to push out this LIE. Homosexuals NEED to promote this lie because if they admit that homosexuality is simply a human decision they will lose ALL political power.

    Homosexuality is being used as a weapon against our people.

    If something is KNOWN to be used as a weapon against our people and someone CHOOSES to support it – how does that make them any different from our oppressors? If somebody KNOWS that homosexuality has become a disease spreading, family destroying weapon against the black community – and they continue to support it – how are they different from our oppressors?

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    1. Onitaset Post author

      King,

      Excellent questions. Though we need to be serious, do we need more forces or more enemies?

      The first concerning the ‘secrets’: all cognition comes from inside; we are therefore initiated only by ourselves, but the Master gives the keys.
      The second concerning the ‘way’: the seeker has need of a Master to guide him and lift him up when he falls, to lead him back to the right way when he strays.
      Understanding develops by degrees.

      Without a doubt Homosexuality is a destructive consciousness and consciousness not only contributes to a Race’s health but an individual’s, see: http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/08/06/of-critiquing-golemans-probing-the-enigma-of-multiple-personality/

      Yet, if we can transform consciousness let us be on that assignment. The African given the key to Africanness will clean his clothes. Let us show the way and keep focused on who the enemy is and always will be: Non-Africans.

      “The hunter in pursuit of an elephant does not stop to throw stones at birds”

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  8. Morpheus

    I think that homosexuality is uniquely occidental in nature and I see it as the highest point on a slippery slope down to more base, degenerate, and filthy practices like pedophillia and beastiality. Up until recently, the only people who were homosexual, “transgendered”, hermaphroditic and gender confused were – for the most part – a majority of “white” people.

    Now we see the ebb and flow of mentally enslaved Africans imitating their oppressors!

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    1. Onitaset Post author

      King,

      It is precisely so. Yet we must be responsible for our own and become Masters of ourselves.

      http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/08/30/what-is-responsibility/

      Yet inasmuch as we do not. We leave ourselves ripe for abuse. The results:

      Pedophilia
      http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/europe-pedophilia-and-re-organization/

      Rape
      http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2011/12/31/a-solution-to-the-rape-of-our-african-women/

      Interracialism
      http://africanbloodsiblings.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/multi-racial-pride/

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