We/mankind give God thanks and praise in many forms and ceremonies, customs, traditions, norms, folkways, beliefs and rituals, so, it should be appropriate to give God a generous hand of applause, and a lengthy standing ovation. Why? God is good always. No one knows more about the love, mercy, and grace of God than black Americans. Black people let us all bow our hearts and minds to God for the protection, direction, care, blessings, joy, happiness, hope, pleasures, and advancements He has provided us. Also, for the challenges, trials, and tribulations put before us. All of the above humbles us, and keeps us grounded and close to God. Systematically, America has been the African American gesture before God, the same as Satan tested Job. We have remained steadfast in our love and belief in God, despite America’s evil, and unfair treatment against us. America’s white led development and housing discrimination systems. To punish America for its ungodly sins against black Americans, God brings death and destruction to America, to balance the scales of justice through plane crashes, disease, floods, wildfires, storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, automobile deaths, illness, mud slides, viruses, epidemics, pandemics, failing stock markets, inflation, recession and depression, war, revolutions, and other punishments. For all America does to demonstrate hatred and malice towards blacks, God returns punishment tenfold against America. Please vote!! Let’s Give God A Hand, and Standing Ovation government has continued it’s enslavement and injustices towards black Americans, since bringing blacks to America on slave ships in the 1600s. America’s white led government has targeted black Americans as not equal to whites, Inferior to whites, for racism, prejudice, discrimination, racial bias, germ warfare, poverty, impoverishment, unemployment, environmental and health and safety injustices, etc. The American government has been, and still is black Americans’ greatest enslaver. The proof of this assertion attests to America’s ongoing use of its institutions to suppress black Americans freedom through its criminal justice system, their education through its educational system, their health through the health care system, unemployment through its economic development and wage discrimination, and labor market systems, homelessness and housing deficiencies through its community