(~Written by BCR)

I never thought that I would see the *black subculture*  use white guilt against American white people the way I have been witnessing over the last decade. I didn’t even know what ‘white guilt’ was until it was explained to me by one of my trusted white American brothers. 

There is so much for me to unpack, that I don’t know where to start. I’m so old, that I cannot remember when “white guilt” started. I had no clue that there was such a thing as white guilt. However, unbeknownst to me, white guilt has always been ‘a thing’ within members of white communities who took NO part in actions of racism, took NO part in the slave trade, and took NO part in treating people from other races differently than their own. White Guilt came from ‘the feeling of being associated with other people who look like you’ that openly took part in racist activity against other ethnicities of people. 

Once I got my own understanding of what White Guilt was, I realized that I now have “Black Guilt” (based on what I see when American Black people display racism against the white race, and other races in America).

Before I go further, let me introduce myself. I am an American-born male who happens to be a black dude. In my lifetime in the United States I have personally witnessed white people apologize for black American slavery. For years, I thought it was an honest gesture. I thought it was an honest attempt at atonement from white people in America towards Black people in America. Those were MY honest thoughts and feelings about what has become known as ‘white guilt’. 

It drives me crazy in 2026 to see how the *black subculture* is acting out and terrorizing white people with hateful actions and hateful speech. It drives me crazy when I look online and see news reports about how a black person attacked a white person who has done nothing to deserve the attack.

That’s why I’m glad to see white people letting go of ‘white guilt’. I often try to put myself in the shoes of others, and I don’t know how I’d respond if I were a white man. I’ve got a temper when my buttons are repeatedly pushed. I am usually a calm person, but it upsets me seeing people suffer harm for no apparent reasons.

A growing number of American Black people feel the same way I feel about this issue. That growing number of blacks are also glad that the era of ‘white guilt’ is almost over. Many of us grew up being taught that America was a ‘melting pot’, but there was a subgroup of black people that were being taught to hate. Especially in the big cities like Chicago, NYC, and virtually every American city that had urban areas with housing projects. 

You would never guess where a majority of hate towards ‘The Invisible White Man’ was propagated — so I’ll tell you: in ghettos, jails, and prisons all around America. Now, I didn’t know this until I actually went to jail (which is another story altogether).

A jail term (for doing dumb shit in my youth) exposed me to the lowest of the low when it came to functioning illiterate humans and low intelligent conspiracy theorists. 

Constantly being told by low-intelligence black people that “the white man is my enemy”, that “systemic racism is the cause of black peoples’ problems”, that “the white man wants to stop black progress” always made me ask questions to the people who verbally made those claims. Instead of giving me answers to my questions, those low intelligent black people would simply tell me that my “Black Card Is Revoked” for not believing them. This is why I finally welcomed the pen name “BCR”. 

If low-intelligence black people are the gatekeepers of who can be black and who can’t, then I’m proud to publicly tell the world that my black card is revoked.  There is a low intelligence *black subculture* in America that I literally want nothing to do with. 

I was once in cahoots with a dirty low-life black dude from Chicago who was smiling in my face, and robbing me blind when my back was turned. Not only was he robbing me, he was spreading lies about me. Many similar experiences with American black people have contributed to my decision to use this pen name.

Now that the pen name BCR has been officially adopted, I am about to use it to unravel all of the mess that I see wrong with the *black subculture* because that *black subculture* negatively affects the American black community at large. I will also build a team of similar minds with the ultimate goal of unraveling and dismantling the Democrat Political Party. That team of similar thinkers will be known as the BCR Nation.

I am personally glad that the *black subculture* can no longer use white guilt to shame modern-day American white people for history they personally had nothing to do with.

Welcome to my writings, strap-in, get some coffee, and enjoy the readings. For some, it will be enlightening. For some, it will be confirmation. For some, it will be gut-wrenching.

Cordially, 

BCR c/o The BCR Report

Thebcrreport@gmail.com

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FOOTNOTE:

*Black Subculture*: A ‘certain brand’ of disruptive black people who cause stereotypes that plague the American black community at large