Sex Code War: How Modern Warfare Against Black Americans Uses Sexual Weaponry – An Eye-Opening Analysis

The ongoing assault on Black Americans has evolved beyond physical chains and Jim Crow laws into something far more insidious – the weaponization of sexuality and gender identity to destabilize Black families and communities. In a groundbreaking interview, bestselling author Khari Enaharo exposes how sexual manipulation serves as a primary tool in modern racial domination.

The Evolution of Racial Management

The race technology of white supremacy hasn’t disappeared – it’s adapted. Enaharo’s latest work, “Sex Code War” available here, uncovers how racial control mechanisms have shifted from overt violence to subtle psychological warfare targeting Black sexuality and family structures.

“White supremacy mind control dominates our minds 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” Enaharo explains. “They strip us of our language, they strip us of our history and knowledge of it, of our culture, of our being, and they simply remade us.”

This “racial management” system updates its tactics to maintain control while appearing less overtly racist. As Enaharo notes, “The racism of 1619 is not like the racism of 1930. The racism of 1930 is not like the racism of 2024.”

Sexual Weaponry: Breaking Down Black Family Units

A central strategy in this modern warfare involves oversexualization and the manipulation of gender dynamics. Enaharo points to several key weapons:

1. Media Manipulation

The shift in hip-hop culture exemplifies this strategy. “When did those kings and queens become bitches and hoes?” asks Dr. Matthews in the interview. This transformation wasn’t accidental – it was engineered to degrade Black relationships.

2. Erosion of Traditional Bonding

Even social interactions have been weaponized. Enaharo observes, “We don’t even dance together anymore. The dance used to be the mating ritual. When’s the last time you saw black people slow dance?”

3. Strategic Promotion of Division

Media portrayal of interracial relationships serves as psychological warfare. As Enaharo explains: “When you put a white male on TV in bed with a black female in a commercial, in a movie, you are sending something to the black male psyche… but he doesn’t know that that was constructed somewhere else designed to create anger in him.”

The Music Industry’s Role

The systematic elimination of positive Black musical influences represents another front in this war. The suspicious timing of multiple iconic Black artists’ deaths raises questions about coordinated efforts to replace uplifting messages with destructive ones.

“Look at the number of black R&B artists that are dead,” Enaharo points out. “You wiped out a whole sound that could have produced and then you ushered in this stuff.”

Economic Implications of Sexual Warfare

The destabilization of Black families through sexual manipulation has profound economic consequences. Enaharo illustrates this with stark statistics: “In Columbus, Ohio, we are roughly 30% of the population… If there were truly racial integration, we would own 30% of all the schools, 30% of all the manufacturing outlets, 30% of all the car outlets, 30% of all the retail.”

The Religious Dimension

The weaponization of sexuality extends into religious spaces. Enaharo’s research uncovers “sexual code words in gospel music, in preaching sermons,” though he leaves the specific analysis for readers to discover in his book.

Generational Targeting Through Different Methods

Each generation faces unique challenges:

World War II generation: Opium
Baby Boomers: Alcoholism
Generation X: Crack cocaine
Millennials: Identity confusion
Gen Z: Sexual and racial identity destabilization

Solutions and Resistance

Enaharo proposes individual action over large organizational responses: “Instead at the king celebration, instead of all those sit down dinners and dancing… each one take a black problem and solve it.”

The Path Forward

Understanding these mechanisms of control is the first step toward neutralizing them. Enaharo’s “Sex Code War” provides a framework for recognizing and resisting these tactics. Key recommendations include:

Rebuilding strong family units
Developing independent economic structures
Creating and supporting positive cultural content
Establishing community-based education systems

The battle for Black liberation has moved from physical battlefields to psychological ones, with sexuality serving as a primary weapon. Enaharo’s analysis provides critical insights into recognizing and countering these tactics. As this warfare continues to evolve, understanding its mechanisms becomes increasingly crucial for survival and resistance.

The solution begins with awareness. As Enaharo states, “The only way you break it, which we can, is that we must understand that this is what’s going on.” His book “Sex Code War” available here serves as an essential guide for those ready to confront these realities and work toward genuine liberation.

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