January 26^th, 2019 Saturday

[ Please consider; take 40 minutes to read this important letter. It is about a health issue & centers on intimate interpersonal relations within the Black community, especially among Black Gay men, but also among bisexuals and straight people as well.

Dear Mustang, Jovanni, & Jin:

     My name is Brother Tracy Charles Gibson. I am a Revolutionary Black gay activist living in Will Smith’s West Philadelphia. As an activist I have to be a writer, researcher, office manager & employee manager; corporate & non-profit administrative& development administrator; media development & media research specialist; a person who hires top staff & personnel members; photography, film & video direction & production specialist; corporate fund raiser; successfully interacting with officials for public & private policy development & striving towards establishing stable relations with  the aforementioned.

I must also be or strive to be a great public speaker; a great fund raiser; a great negotiator; a great philanthropist; a great problem solver & crisis manager; a great political strategist; and a great Black History specialist.  Other skills I want to continue to learn and expound on include youth counseling & just being a great LOVer of mankind & human kind. I got wind of news that you like me& want to help Black people as I do.

     I am looking for financial assistance to establish & promote the following bisexual, Gay& straight business projects,

     1] I am going to produce Gay films for Black Gay men that are a lot less raunchy than traditional adult Black Gay male pornography. This new jaunt will not allow spitting, hitting, cursing, the exchange ot body fluids, rough play or fighting, S & M, or any excessive or abusive behaviors. When the gentlemen have an orgasm they will shout ``Thank YOU GOD’’ & ``THANK YOU JESUS CHRIST’’ NOT curse words or cursing.

     I am a very Spiritual and religious man and want that reflected in these movies.

     I spoke to a Black film professional who told me that it is true that White male conservatives & straight White male racist like Klu Klux Klan members actually watch traditional Black Gay male pornography in some sick effort to keep the Black community  --  Sisters & Brothers back, down & out.

     This new jaunt is a successful effort to bring Common sense, balance & dignity into Black bedrooms around the globe. The act of sex can be & is also a Spiritual act. We need healing, decency & to be beacons  of light in our sexual exchanges as Black People and we need to relax, take it easier, listen to traditional Jazz & talk quietly as we explain to our lovers HOW to use condoms correctly, what pleases us in bed & what makes us feel emotionally fulfilled , LOVing, kind caring & pleased as we embrace our Black Gay mates & [ please see related article below].

     This is also a health issue as our films reflect the proper use of condoms & instruct as to HOW to have an intimate life that stays within the bounds of the better behaviors I have outlined here in this letter. We do NOT want our Black Gay men mimicking behaviors that include raw sex with no condom use that is depicted in many adult Black Gay movies and is reflected in the construction of Black male sex in the prison system.

      These sexually explicit films will also be educational & come in Straight, Gay & bisexual verities.

     They will very useful as an educational tool to help our sometimes squeamish Black Fathers to educate their daughters & sons about the proper treatment of young men& young women who they are sexually active with.

     I need your help in getting this project off the launching pad successfully. Please contact me at your earliest convenience. I am planning an Open House on Lancaster Avenue near where I live in Jun of this year.

     We must remember that Black LOVe is NOT sin or sinful!

Peace & Blessings,

Gratefully True,

GOD Almighty,

Original GoD,

Brother Tracy Charles Gibson,

Founder, Chief & President of

Brother Tracy Gibson& Assoc., Inc.

670 North 41^st Street

Apartment B

Philadelphia, Penn   19104  - 5202

1 { 215 } 823 – 9985

BrotherTracy11@GMail.Com

If you are interested in reading more of the articles & letters I have written on various issues over the years, please log onto;

HTTP;//The PoliticsofREAL.Blogspot.Com

& look for these Blogs;

1] Advice for Black Gays.

2] Positive Things to Think About

3] Movie Reviews by Brother Tracy Charles Gibson

4] The Politics of REAL   //

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Additional Letter Below  //

What we don’t think about when we see nude people in Africa. 

An essay by Brother Tracy Charles Gibson

Africans are following a tradition of decency, LOVe, good-will& accomplishment, when they walk around in the nude in tribal AFRICA.

They do NOT have the thoughts of being indecent, dirty, over-sexualized, or whorish, when they walk around in the nude.  The negative thoughts pertaining to nudity were brought to the African continent by foreigners who don’t have the same decent principals of fairness, dignity, decency and righteousness as AFRICANS have innately.   Getting back in touch with such great values and great ethics comes much easier when a couple, gay or straight, when a Black couple walks around the home naked, but not thinking of any particular sex act or sexual intercourse.

I am not saying we need to walk around nude outside. This would, in Turtle Island, this would be  inappropriate and illegal and get one arrested for indecent exposure.  I DO NOT recommend this at all.   What I am recommending is taking off clothing for a while when you are going to be intimate with your mate, whether they are male or female, & if you are either male or female.  You will be more comfortable and feel less that you are going to have to ``perform’’ some act that puts you on edge or your mate on edge or puts you both under pressure.  This idea does NOT  originate with me, and has probably been written about long before I was born by some Black academician, or black thinker, or Black writer.  I would not be surprised if Brother James Baldwin { ``Just Above My Head’’, ``Tell Me How Long the Train’s Been Gone’’ or Sister Audre Lorde { ``A Litany for Survival: The Life & Times of Audre Lorde’’  & ``Sister Outsider’’ }  has not found root-causes to expound on these subjects in poetry, film and or prose several years ago.

 This is why I have said our Black preachers should NOT use harsh words such as sin to describe some of the behaviors we see as ``sinful’’ when in fact they may be rooted in our watching too much European media when we don’t understand and or don’t know how to interpret such media experiences .  Compound this statement 1000 times if you are talking about our Black youth, because they often don’t have much of a foundation in understanding our Black African-rooted history and our Black African-rooted cultural experiences such as African dance, African food, African music and African clothing.  I don’t even know where certain African foods originated from or where certain African clothing originated from because I am just at the surface of my understanding of these things. 

I spend literally 1housands of hours in the Free Library studying these subjects, doing research or these and other subjects, and I also want to study other cultures as I find our cultural experiences of the museums and other libraries too expensive and unreachable for me as a once-poor Black Gay man.  I know my church, Unity Fellowship Christ Church of Philadelphia, has begun to open a world of healing and good, positive feelings about accepting myself as a Gay person when our Western culture has denied me, shunned me, and often discriminated against me and hurt me several times financially.  Overcoming is a state of mind, not just what we achieve through the legislative process and the process of voting and elections.    

Who says I cannot be a saint or an Angel if I am Gay? I don’t accept this.  Some of what I do is research on underwear & jock straps to help build a network of stores that will save lives by offering such items in a festive, healing atmosphere where sex and sexuality, no matter what your intimate life is like, is talked about, discussed and educated on, in a holistic and healing Way, not threatening to women or men of color & consciousness.

To get back on the subject at hand, please don’t judge Africans who you might see naked in this National Geographic film or this or that film presented by a Black independent film company.  Such African are only doing what comes natural to their people and their culture and their African history.  They don’t feel ashamed, and neither should we as Black People wanting to learn more about our African Brothers and African Sisters.