In the 1940s, a study conducted by Kenneth & Mamie Clark revealed a difficult concept about how blacks psychologically view race and color in the United States. Black children had developed a backward view of the concept of being (themselves or being) Black, which presented itself in a negative psychological view of themselves and the opposite appreciation and love for being white or European. Black people, to Black Children had become bad and evil, while White people had become good and esteemed.
The Clark Experiments were used to characterize the psychology in Brown vs. Board of Education (1954). However, the implications of the effects of this study failed to calculate the broad psychological landscape and the utter depths, to which the victims suffer from this condition. The landscape of victims should not have been isolated to the Negro communities of the United States, but applied to all the victims of the
Imperialist White Supremacist Capitalist Patriarchy System (Bell Hooks), which produced that generation of 'backward' thinking Black youth, including those Blacks born in the islands of the West Indies, millions of descendants of African slaves in Central America, and those surviving Afro communities of South America. Everyone of the descendants of African slaves should have been calculated as potential victims in this phenomenon, which documented the psychological results of the trauma, soul murder, and colonialization of an entire continent of heterogenous people, grouped into one nation of laborers. Yet, still the landscape of victimization does not end in the Americas, but lies on the shores of every African nation in a historical struggle of contention, with the same Europeans and the same system of
Imperialist White Supremacist Capitalist Patriarchy seeking to control materials or interests in their country, in addition to refugees fleeing their devastated homeland, for asylum in popular European countries. For Africans and their descendants, post European contact, the concept of being
'Whitewashed,' is essential to understanding the Black situation and its implications on how Blacks today will project in the 21st Century, as a rising moral Nation or as a wounded colonized child.
Willie Lynch Caused The Michael Jackson Complex
Between 1982's
Thriller and 1987's
Bad, the most famous celebrity in the world,
Michael Joseph Jackson (1955-2009) changed from being a dark skin African American Heartthrob to an Ivory Light Skinned American Icon. Medically, Vitiligo was used to logically explain Michael's condition. Psychologically, Michael Jackson was born in an working class African American family, one generation after the initial Clark experiments, and he too suffered from the victimization from the
Imperialist White Supremacist Capitalist Patriarchy System in the United States. There is a reason that millions of Dark Skinned people from Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East are projected to spend over $19 billion dollars in Skin Whitening products. There are few cases which identify this phenomenon like the life of Michael Jackson. Even though, Michael Jackson had just sold more albums than anyone in history (Thriller 1982) . Even though, Michael was the most loved and famous person in the world (more popular than the current US President Ronald Reagon), Jackson still felt he was not good enough because he was Black. The only way Michael Jackson could truly be the best in the world, was to become White. It is the same mental psychosis suffered by millions of descendants of African slaves, who express their Traumatic, Soul Murdering experience by deducing that being White is to strive for, and that being Black, in this White World, was the lowest one could be. The decision is logical to those who suffer from this condition like a 'reversal of Spirits.' and a warning. It is the overvaluing of Whiteness and the fear, anger, shame or hatred of everything that is Black. All acting emotions of individuals and groups when taken into slavery, and emotions that can be passed down to become inter-generational, to remind the culture or group of their precarious situation. In psychology, a victim who identifies with their violent perpetrator is in a state of 'capture bonding,' called the
Stockholm Syndrome (1973). This experience is called
Oslo Syndrome (2005) by Kevin Levin, when it is experienced by an entire people, falling upon generation after generation until the condition is exposed & treated. When referring to this mental psychosis in the entire Afro-Latino populations of North, Central, and South America, it is the
Michael Jackson Complex. It is the feeling that White is good and Black is valueless.
Whitewashed
The hatred of 'Blackness,' and the love of 'Whiteness,' is the basis of the racial complex (racism) in the Americas, post Columbus. The complex of racism affects not only Blacks, but Whites as well, in an illogical fantasy and traumatic experience, which in all reality is based on an irrational idea that does not exist. It is important to note that there is no such thing as White people, only Europeans are real. And Blacks do not come from Black Land, no, only Africans really exist. So the concept of being White and Black is essentially an imposed reality based on the simplest characteristic of an human, skin color. Should Yellow people be added because they are from Yellow Land? Or how about the Red Man, where does he come from? The utter ridiculousness of a skin color based society is the invalidating idea of European based philosophy and has crushed their ability to objectively process human and even natural phenomena, as
Europeans too will suffer from the illogical irrational insanity, brought on by racism. As the epitome of racism, this relationship of the 'captor bond,' according to the Clark Experiment is projected or broadcast to Dark Skinned People Worldwide or anywhere, where Europeans are contending to colonize, essentially
Whitewashing the population, by mental programming.
Whitewashing occurs within the popular discourse like a Freudian slip, where Hollywood produces movies for majority white audiences including all the racial stereotypes to reinforce prejudices to keep the ideas alive. The process culturally programs the entire society with certain belief systems and ideas, and are made manifest in racist thinking by everyone, White, Black, Latino, African, and Asian. The political representation is majority white (even in majority Black districts) or endorses this racist agenda and most of the positions of power are held by White People, especially Educators, Police, and Businesses. Books, commercials, and popular media flood Dark Skinned Populations with millions of White Face & white family images, with White Cultural values. Thus, a phenomena of overvaluing 'Whiteness,' arises, spreads and is perpetrated across European dominated areas. Whitewashing in Entertainment is pivotal and the Elephant in the room, which is brushed under the rug in an obviously ridiculous fashion, while being silent on the issues to ensure the
Imperialist White Supremacist Capitalist Patriarchy System remains in place. In the Post Civil Rights Era, the Michael Jackson Complex and process of Whitewashing has a twisted affect on Black-African Culture moving forward as tremendous, stifling, and subversive. In 1851, Herman Melville published
Moby Dick, with the theme of chasing "Whiteness," until insanity ensues. I wonder will all the victims of the system, have to go insane before they learn or are treated for their disorder.
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