A Man Of Different Personas
February 15, 2012
I'm posting this info for those of you who have no idea of what we've had to suffer as a blank people. Now, I fully aware of the fact that there are those of you who're going want to put in their two cents, But, that's okay with me; after all, each individuals has the right to speak their mind. Now, here's my presentation:
A Private Man
Most of you are fully aware of the man born as Booker T. Washington who have become a popular speak on the educational circuit "His style is mostly conversational," observed one Northern listener. Now and then as he becomes especially eloquent his voice rises and his form exppands ..... He has a limitless store of original anecdotes gleaned from personal experience with which he keeps his audience in a constant roar." Laughter (often at the expense of blacks) was an important component of Washington's speeches.
Also one would have to take into account that Booker T. Washingtion of a product of the hard times of slavary. This is why he so understood the needs of his black people and their need for farther advancement, as well as, empowerment during the hard times of the Jim Crow laws.
It was because he was so unpretentious in his public manner, that many whites assumed that Booker T. Washington was a simple man. When, in fact; this was not the case. There were many aspects of his personality that were not immediately apparent to his listeners-that, indded, did not become fully known until decades after his death.
Although Washington came across as warm and folksy when speaking to an audience, many of his students found him cold and distant. A stern administrator, he was more likely to point out a student's faults than to praise his or her accomplishments.
Now, here's where we are as a person in todays evil world system. We must begin to do better by the trust which the Lord God has place within our hands as a black people. We must revisit the right roads of our black people who've had to fight so hard for all the rights we now enjoy of a growing black people here in Amercia.
Closing remarks:
A Private Man
Most of you are fully aware of the man born as Booker T. Washington who have become a popular speak on the educational circuit "His style is mostly conversational," observed one Northern listener. Now and then as he becomes especially eloquent his voice rises and his form exppands ..... He has a limitless store of original anecdotes gleaned from personal experience with which he keeps his audience in a constant roar." Laughter (often at the expense of blacks) was an important component of Washington's speeches.
Also one would have to take into account that Booker T. Washingtion of a product of the hard times of slavary. This is why he so understood the needs of his black people and their need for farther advancement, as well as, empowerment during the hard times of the Jim Crow laws.
It was because he was so unpretentious in his public manner, that many whites assumed that Booker T. Washington was a simple man. When, in fact; this was not the case. There were many aspects of his personality that were not immediately apparent to his listeners-that, indded, did not become fully known until decades after his death.
Although Washington came across as warm and folksy when speaking to an audience, many of his students found him cold and distant. A stern administrator, he was more likely to point out a student's faults than to praise his or her accomplishments.
Now, here's where we are as a person in todays evil world system. We must begin to do better by the trust which the Lord God has place within our hands as a black people. We must revisit the right roads of our black people who've had to fight so hard for all the rights we now enjoy of a growing black people here in Amercia.
Closing remarks:
- Watch, pray, and most of all care for each other. After all, It's what the Lord God desires of us all as a black people here in this dark world system.
- Next, we must empower each other to be the very best we can as a growing people.
- Also, let us not continue to wrong each other any longer as a black people. Let us all help each other As well as love each other.
Respectfully Yours,
Evangelist - Robert McAuthor Thomas, Jr.
Posted by Evangelist Robert Thomas Jr. Posted In : Black Empowerment Movement
One of the big surprises for people who come out of the wilderness of their pasts and enter the promised land of answered prayer is that there are giants in the land and they have to fight against them in order to possess it. 
There is a difference between bondage of the flesh and satanic bondage. Fleshly bondage has to do with my wanting to serve my own will, my own appetite, my own way, my own desires. Uncurbed fleshly bondage eventually leads to satanic bondage. Repeatedly giving in to the flesh leads to the entry of evil to establish a stronghold. We are the ones who open the door for the devil's rule in our lives. 
Born in Houston, Texas, attended Kashmere Sr. High School, married with five children, member of the Lakewood Church family of believer's.
Author/speaker/evangelist; new book "How To Be A Strong Christian - Anointed For Success." Founder/President of "The Fellowship Of The Firstborn Evangelistic Association located in Houston, Texas.