The new series designed to "sensitise" people presents a fictitious world where black people own white slaves. Its screening is scheduled to coincide with the elections. The series website even offers a chance for people to donate to the Black Lives Matter movement.

The best way to take control over people is to make them feel guilty. This is exactly the philosophy that members of the Black Lives Matter movement are trying to plant into practice, arguing that almost every white person in the world is responsible for slavery in the past. Solely for the noble purpose of sensitisation, a new American television series will present a fictitious world, where black people enjoy supremacy over their white slaves.

The series entitled „Cracka” was directed by Dale Resteghini, who has produced some rap videos for a number of well-known artists, such as Nicki Minaj, Akon, or Soulja Boy. The series website says in capital letters: „You stole our freedom. We re stealing yours now.”

It s unclear at this point which TV channel will carry the series, but it is certain that anyone will be able to watch it online for less than 3 dollars. Those who pay five dollars will automatically make a two-dollar donation to Black Lives Matter, and those willing to pay 20 dollars will receive a black T-shirt with „Cracka” printed across it in white letters.

The series planned release date appears to coincide with the US presidential race. Perhaps to scare away Donald  Trump s currently estimated voter base of colour – less than 6 per cent – from casting their ballot for the current president? Who knows…

Here is the official trailer: