'The brown of corporate earth not badder to darker of commercial hate' [1]. Racism the new economy of quick rise to fame and fortune. This well paying crime is a dynamic happenstance that is sadly a ticket for some to trade pay offs whilst for others a license to protected abuse. It is a pale veracity if you catch the walk of the devil angel.
The way propaganda is regaining its former self is a module to finance with blood and brains. The racial tensions that are flying freely in the spectrum of late are deadly instruments of bagged passion. In some geographies, laughable how the highest office bearers gets cheered on by racist foam gutted incumbents that are chasing after commissions they pocket from racial slur profits.
The respect dorning liars are the mushrooing crop of our age. Political, religious and corporate racists are the now hoarders of attention and the media is buttering popularity as a spread of the now day normal because it affects one side more yet victimhood of pale a reasonable and defendable offense. Hate and racism are a thriving economy. And to expect change in that space is like betting on a shark to race a turtle in a walk on a spheric setup.
Racism makes its comfortable residents feel safe in the community of commons than being self and being rational. At that it becomes a tool for power and profit in the society through divisive rhetoric to sip the juice of power dynamics shift. On the one hand politicians exploit racial tensions to consolidate support, while the clergy on the other indoctrinately daining fargons religiously, as corporations lurch precursors to capitalize on profile-fit target fear to boost profits, and media intoxicatedly sensationalizing hate to capture quick-catch typical audiences. The result to this unfortunate proclivity being a cycle where racism fuels influence, and influence perpetuates racism.
Africa's post-colonial transition shows glimpses of economic opportunities opened for marginalized communities, and policies aimed at supposed redressal of historical inequities keep sparking growth in sponsored racial tensions instead of creation of new sectors and alternative inclusive revenue streams. Globally, companies embracing diversity often see boosts in innovation and market reach. Addressing racism isn’t just moral; it can be economic pragmatism.
But then, does framing racism as an economy perhaps change how people perceive and address it? Viewing racism as a system with beneficiaries shifts focus from individual prejudice to dismantling structures. Combating racism isn’t about being nice, but about forcibly redirecting resources, power, and opportunities. Doing that obviously risks oversimplifying complex issues if not nuanced carefully. Racism is a psychological weapon of selective hurt to esteem, aimed at triggering impulsive economic reaction by the languid and end up reversing self's fortunes trying to prove selves to the inflictors of racism.
In conclusion: a crime of racial hate and bias, but gets fed to publics daily and at times sans any fight back due to its subtlety, with psychological and economic racism reigning supreme. Truth is, the thickness of racism in the corporate world is a pool of devilry in unite. Bureaucracy rhetoric rallied to bad ears unfortunately ferments refuge in bad faith actors filling executive positions and infesting board titles, and, conditioning of the good faithed lost to financialized emotions.
Racism has deep pockets, political support, media freedom, religious cleansing, and popularity security, all leveraged privileges the victim doesn't enjoy. Big corporate players fear nothing because transactions behind truth channels echoes better than graft blame warriors sans any muscles to evidence truth possessions. And, the suffering is not summing any prospect of dark hued's relief from any form of racial oppression...dp
[1] by KgeleLeso
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