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THE SERIES BEGINS
JOSEPH
IN JAMAICA
PART 1: BADNESS
A journey through history, identity, metaphysics and possibility—toward a future built through knowledge, unity, ownership and innovation.
People · Culture · Unity · Production · Freedom
JOSEPH IN JAMAICA
One story.
A larger journey.
Joseph In Jamaica is a continuing series centered on Joseph, a created character born from the realities, struggles, history and possibilities of Black people. Reality and metaphysics meet as real history and real people stand beside imagined characters, technologies, events and possibilities.
Part 1, Badness, begins the journey.
THE INTENT OF THE PROJECT
Total Restoration.
At the center of Joseph’s journey is the rebuilding of Black power through knowledge, unity, economic independence, science, technology, culture, education, ownership and innovation.
“What could the Black world become if its highest levels of intelligence, creativity, discipline, resources, technology and innovation were organized toward a common future?”
The project looks forward—not simply backward—toward the highest levels of creation, competition and institution-building.
PART 1 · BADNESS
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Listen to Part 1: Badness.
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NATION-BUILDING BADNESS · BREAKING THE SPELL
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Nation-Building Badness is about redirecting energy toward production: knowledge, education, culture, ownership, science, technology, trades, agriculture, family, community and institution-building.
“If we can organize destruction, we can organize production.”
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