CAPTAIN AMERICA: INSPIRATION!

by Webmaster July 26, 2011

Capt Black

Captain America has always had a special place in my heart as a comics fan.

The fact he wasn’t superhuman ( despite clearly Olympic-level enhancements ) always sparked my interest in human potential expressed in fiction, alongside fellow icons Doc Savage and Batman.

Cap made patriotism look cool instead of corny. My formative years included images of Watergate; protests and flag burning.

Captain America was a welcome alternative. Like my late grandfather who raised me he actively pursued good citizenship instead of merely discussing it.

The 2011 movie captures his Old School spirit which is much needed as economic fear tightens nationwide.

His transformation from scrawny kind to brawny commando demonstrates our ability to literally become whomever we consistently try to be.

The comic book legend was recently upgraded to acknowledge the role of Black men in defeating the Axis.

The first Captain America was Black http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaiah_Bradley in this retelling; a nod of the cowl to otherwise unknown soldiers like my late grand uncle Harold who was wounded in 1944’s Normandy Invasion, code named ” Operation Overlord ” by the Allies.

Captain America’s story is every American’s story: idealism despite crushing poverty; determination despite impossible odds. He cuts away every possible point of division by embodying ” E Pluribus Unum ( Out of Many One ) ” in a way that inspires skeptic and supporter alike.

NADRA ENZI AKA CAPT BLACK promotes finding your ” super ” through creative crime prevention; homeless outreach and political advocacy. (504) 214-3082

6 comments

BlackMage August 3, 2011 at 9:08 pm

I’m interested in learning more about what you’re doing. Do you have a main website or is everything here in your blog? I’m currently writing a story about superheroes which will be released as an illustrated novel. I strive to keep an aspect of the real world intimately integrated into my fantasy world. You can find me under Visual Adjectives.

captainblack August 5, 2011 at 11:21 am

This is one of main sites. I’ve added you to my e-mail list and will sent conent to you there. Thanks!

ONE August 11, 2011 at 1:21 pm

i am very interested in learning more about your movement. I am in training to become a leader and symbol that can inspire people to stand up. I have read many articles about people who have taken up the vigalante role. Some seem to be out for glory and others out for what they belive is right. I am here to bring balance. Too much evil is being praised and running ramped. If I am to play only a small part in making the world a better place it will be worth it.

Singularity July 9, 2012 at 4:33 am

Do you think that it would be positive, negative, or neutral for a person training to be a RLSH to use things like Growth Hormone and Health Supplements to get to their physical and mental peak like Captain America?

captainblack July 9, 2012 at 10:28 am

If you use supplements & HGH. PLEASE do so as an informed consumer. Captain America is a GREAT role model and I support the personal right to find our “super!” and use it as we see fit- so long as others aren’t harmed.
Muscle and fitness is a world class training resource. Study smart; train smart- find your “super!” and LIVE!
THANX for asking!

singularity July 27, 2012 at 1:55 pm

Thank you, actually I am considering low dosage testosterone stimulants at negatively inverse alternating proportions to growth hormone stimulants as well as using multivitamins and a workout regimen. I think I have also found a way to make a “super soldier serum” that could enhance a humans musculature rapidly with little to no long term side-effects; and I am working with doctors to make it an actuality.
If any of this interests you, please add me as a friend and message me