I'm Still a Kaffir

I'm Still A Kaffir is exactly what you think it is, a 911 reflection of the Author's life as a young Blackman in the yoke of present day imperialism taking place in South Africa. This, besides being a letter, is a call to the indoctrinated black nation that is plagued in an era of psychological remote control. Sharing this letter, according to the author, is a panic button in response to the psychologically disguised imperialism in the form of debt, mind control, divide and rule, information control, Trends, Social Media, biological weapons (AIDS, Ebola, Swine Flu, cancer, etc), sexual confinement (conceptualization of feminism to divide the Blackman and woman), Music, war on drugs, police brutality, blacklist, black inferiority complex, prison industrial complex, Video games, internet and mis-education.