The Isis Papers: The Keys to the Colors

The Isis Papers
white females are taught to describe the males that they have the greatest
level of sexual attraction for as tall, dark and handsome. Clearly. it was
no accident that once the white female began to petition for her liberation
from the white male, she also began an all-out sexual aggression towards
the Black male in particular, and other non-white males in general.
Unable to admit her own sexual attraCtions and aggressions towards the
Black male consCiously, she began to talk about developing anti-rape
organizations to prevent rape - the projection being that white females
were about to be attacked by Black males. Meanwhile, the greatest
incidence of rape was being conducted by Black males against Black
females.
The above discussion is the best explanation for the white collective's
(most specifically, the white male collective's) production of massive
numbers and kinds of weapons of destruction (which land on Black
mother Earth) that are symbolic substitutes for a genetic and genital
apparatus perceived as inadequate. Simultaneously, it explains the use of
the male genitals as weapons in the act of rape, most pronouncedly
observed in the Black male population- a population forced into political
(power) and functional inadequacy by the oppression of white supremacy·
The weapons produced by the white supremacy system are the truly
respected male genetic and genital apparatus of the global white collective.
These symbolic weapons are perceived as countering the threat of
white genetic annihilation by Black and other non-white male genitalia.
These weapons then are used to rape and destroy Black mother earth, just
as other technologies of the white supremacy system/culture rape and
pollute the planet as a supposed statement of white male adequacy and
power.
In turn Black and other non-white males are forced by the same
into thinking of their genital apparatus as destructive
environme~t
weapons of aggression through the act of rape. Black mal~~ engage in
this activity out of their imposed frustration and sense of pohucal pow~rlessness
and inadequacy. Non-white male genitals are used as destructive
weapons primarily against Black and other non-white females.
The Symbolism and Meaning of Rape
This behavior also can be viewed as paralleling white male collective • s
sexual attacks on non-white women in the global white collective's wars
of domination against non-white peoples. The white male's sense of
genetic inadequacy contributed to the white male collective's need to
continue to debase non-white women through rape and other forms of
sexual abuse. Such abuse was necessary because the white male collective
felt debased by the dominant genetic power of non-white women.
Similarly, because within the context of white supremacy more stress
and pressure is placed on the Black male than on the Black female, the
B.lack male often perceives that the Black female has more power than
hunself and that she therefore does not respect his manhood. In his sense
of inadequacy, he strikes out in the rape of the Black female, seeking to
debase her to the level to which he feels debased under the power system
of white domination.
Although there is no overt discussion of these dominating logic and
thought sequences, they nonetheless act as powerful determiners of behavior
patterns as seen in white and Black male populations. However,
because there is no overt discussion of them, these behaviors have not
come under conscious control wherein people consciously can think
through their impulses to balance disturbing concepts and images of the
male as inadequate.
, •• Likewise, the global white collective and all of its non-white victims
m the world, see no connection between the increased incidence of rape
and the popularity of a singing group that calls itself the "Sex Pistols "
thus ass~iating sex with violence. The same culture does not see ru:y
connection between the numbers and shape of its missiles, bombs, guns
·and male genital apparatus and the ever increasing incidence of sexual
· . ,. the hi~hest level of violence being expressed in the act of rape.
-In the magazme/ndia Today (Vol. 2 No.7, August 1-15, 1980, North
edition), on one page there was an article on the epidemic of
in India and on the very next page there was an article on the
· " . of missiles and other nuclear weapons of destruction by the
subconunent of India. The latter article was entitled "Soaring Into the
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