Black Writer Laments: "A sense of dread as [Indiana] Black Expo weekend approaches" the City of Indianapolis

Hostage.

For more than seventy years, white America has been hostage.

Leaders have known if the hammer drops, the riots start.

Thus, a population conservatives lament is forever on the liberal plantation remains free from being judged from their individual actions (they must be judged as a community). 

For black individuals are part of a collective, a community far beyond being held to any standards or expectations, outside of being able to utilize the eternal sin of white racism as the invisible barrier keeping them for attaining (or maintaing) civilization.

Yes, individual blacks can assimilate to the civilization whites have created; but, in not American city have blacks collectively been able to sustain the civilization whites created in the latter groups absence.

So whites must see their civilization assimilate to the type of civilization community environment  black people are capable of creating: a world where being "color blind" was never part of the plan, but "color brave" was always the end-goal (meaning, whites must never question any subsidy, handout, extra-legal maneuvers, or government posturing/mandates on behalf of black people).

A hostage, where more and more of your fellow citizens have fallen to some grotesque form of Stockholm Syndrome, growing to deify this racial group in a perverse theology.

You might be color blind, but they are color brave.

But the actions by police before the Indiana Black Expo, held in Indianapolis, are anything but color blind or color brave: they are a reminder that though white America is held hostage by our own fear of what holding the black community to actual standards might result in, when black people are left to their own devices overwhelming state force and police state measures are required to maintain some semblance of a first-world gathering/event.

The actions of the police are neither color blind or color brave, but color conscious.

The Indiana Black Expo is too black to fail, meaning - unlike at the almost entirely white National Rifle Association (NRA) conference held in Indianapolis - an army of police, volunteers, and resources must be allocated to monitor the black attendees from degenerating into an orgy of violence.

And if no violence occurs, courtesy of Big Brother, we call this a successful event (without noticing the irony of a police state being erected to keep the black participants from exercising their lack of impulse control...).

A cloud of darkness covers the city of Indianapolis: it's origins are not a westerly wind, but one African-in-origin

Rallies to stop the violence are hollow when the sound of gunfire and ambulances cut through the night air continuously. A mulatto reporter (columnist) for the Indianapolis Star, Erika D. Smith, knows just how hollow the attempts to stop the violence in the city are, though directly blaming black people for the ubiquitous violence might have the inadvertent problem of liberating a few white minds currently held hostage. [Smith: A sense of dread as Black Expo weekend approaches, Indy Star, 7-15-14]:

Most years when Indiana Black Expo's Summer Celebration gets under way, I feel a mix of excitement and dread. 

This year, it's all dread. 

It's not that the 10-day event — which began last week and runs through Sunday — doesn't have great stuff lined up. The organization is wisely getting back to its community-driven roots, adding sessions that focus on fashion, hair care and sports. 

But that does nothing to eliminate the sinking feeling I have about public safety. 

Things could be bad this year. 

Really bad. 

I have faith in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. It doesn't matter if the officers are overworked and understaffed, they'll be there in droves to try to keep the peace this weekend. 

I also have faith in Indiana Black Expo leaders to put on a well-run, 10-day event, just like they have summer after summer for decades. The official events are always drama free. 

But when it comes to violence, Indianapolis is a city on edge. A good number of these homicides involved young black men killing other young black men, usually over something stupid. And historically, Black Expo's Summer Celebration, contrary to its name, has been a flashpoint for more of that kind of violence. It's not the event itself. It's not even most of the attendees. 

It's a subsection of people who come Downtown to hang out and end up in trouble. 

In previous years, that's been scary enough. The most egregious case involved Shamus Patton, who opened fire on the crowded streets of Downtown, hitting several people, after Summer Celebration had ended for the evening in 2010. 

At the time, the crime was mind-boggling. How could one teenager carelessly put so many people at risk? 

This year, it's almost old hat. And that's terrifying. 

If two people in Broad Ripple don't care about an army-like police presence and are willing to open fire in a crowd of people over a minor offense, why will people on the streets outside Summer Celebration care? Why will they use restraint? Keeping the peace this weekend won't come down to IMPD. It won't come down to Indiana Black Expo either. 

We have the power to make Summer Celebration violence free. The entire community, but particularly, the black community. We have to believe that. Let's make it happen.

 Dread. 

This is how a mulatto female writer for the Indy Star describes her feelings toward the upcoming Indiana Black Expo.

She noted an "army-like police presence" was there in 2010, when a member of the KKK Nazi Party of America Tea Party Republican Party NRA  black community opened fire on other black people. 

Restraint seems to be a attribute lacking in the community coming together at the Indiana Black Expo, a clear indicator reminder the event is truly an exposition of the individual black people who help create the so called "black community."

Has any white person ever written an article dripping with the fear Smith's is soaked in, full of "dread" for how people will act at an event catered to (God Forbid!) white people?

The violence in Indianapolis is nothing more than an expression of the "black community"; the cost of vibrancy and maintaining a color blind mindset in a nation that encourages anyone but white people to be "color brave."

Yet the reality of the precautions required to put on the Indiana Black Expo are a reminder a color conscious mentality is necessary to keep the peace.

A fragile peace, at that.

One Erika D. Smith is inherently aware could come crashing down in a moment of... color conscious clarity.

In the end, there was nothing any individual white person could do to wake up other whites to the calamity unfolding in their nation; when you're a hostage, escape is difficult when you come to love your chains.

Liberation was always going to come from the cold hand of reality slapping the face of the truly oppressed, even if the action represents a fatal blow.

For the Indiana Black Expo must go on, damn the body count and financial burden to the city.

Though reality hides behind marches, stop the violence rallies, and rhetoric from members of faith community distressed by the lack of father's in the black community or respect for life displayed by these bastard males, Darwin's Shadow casts an imposing figure upon the Malthusian Edge modern America teeters upon.

The folly for Those Who Can See is believing some leader would ever emerge to offer the key to our exoneration; we've been free this whole time, though few dare to visualize what this means.

Erika D. Smith knows, which is why she wrote:

But that does nothing to eliminate the sinking feeling I have about public safety. 

Things could be bad this year. 

Really bad. 

Downtown Indianapolis will be almost completely devoid of white people during the Indiana Black Expo, save for those unfortunate restaurant employees working for minimal tips and merchants hoping to keep their stores from being overwhelmed by a Mahogany Mob (not to mention the massive police presence of primarily white cops watching the procession of blackness pass them by...).

Smith knows it's blacks that create the cloud of violence hovering over the city, and the headlines of national papers and right-leaning websites will be filled with stories of black-in-origin violence if the Indiana Black Expo doesn't enjoy a reprieve from... the inherent heart of blackness.

Not the Klan.

Not the Tea Party.

Not the NRA.

Not even Democrats or Unions.

Blacks.

Blacks primarily targeting other blacks, which in turn encourages white families and business owners to move away for safer, less diverse real estate. For the type of community black people will tolerate is one no sane white person would ever endanger their family to live near.

There's a reason Detroit is a 365/24/7 exposition of Michigan blackness...