Play the Game

Play the Game

Nkozia X

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Nkozia X
Año de edición:
2023
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Historia social y cultural
ISBN:
9798988630098
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Play the Game: Hierarchical Assimilation’ explores how structures, systems, institutions, and governments, converge to manipulate the masses. The devastating results are the loss of autonomy, rights, and authority. This enlightening compendium discusses the weaponization of racism and class within the fabric of American institutions which perpetuates the legalized genocide of colored communities. Through extensive scrutiny, ’Play the Game: Hierarchical Assimilation’ unveils the disconcerting phenomenon of billions of individuals eagerly participating in the 'corporate game,' thus becoming enchanted by meager salaries as lofty rewards, all while living within the confines of a fabricated reality incessantly promoted by propagandistic media corporations. This relentless pursuit of material success fuels a detrimental rat race that eventually compromises our collective well-being. What’s more, this very rat race inadvertently perpetuates modern-day forms of slavery, leaving individuals bereft of their true identities. Regrettably, engaging in the corporate game means succumbing to the assimilation processes inherent within racial capitalism-a paradigm that systematically exploits, oppresses, and starves vulnerable individuals. Nkozia X, an astute visionary and intellect, analyzes the ramifications of assimilation into such a system, and its impact on the mind, body, and spirit. She gives us a history lesson and proffers plausible solutions that may salvage the very essence of our shared humanity.

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