that ol’ time anarchy
April 15th, 2009 by 
bkmarcus
I grew up in a black, rural community in Mississippi. …
Those neighborhoods, with their localized anarchy, were nonetheless orderly places. The communities policed themselves through ostracism and familial ties. There was little disorder within anarchy. …
And what do we frequently see in those areas now? Chaos. Disorder. Mayhem. Government. …
What afflicts many American black neighborhoods and communities today is not the absence of rules so much as the natural effects of rules forced upon the unwilling. …
Far from bringing chaos, the anarchic portions of our lives are usually the most peaceful and orderly parts of them.
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