Milk Teeth Men

Introduction

Milk Teeth Men” (MTM) is a provocative Sci-Fi/Fantasy series that delves deep into the complexities of reparations, eugenics, and societal change. Set in a world where the quest for reparations from transatlantic slavery and colonialism intersects with modern-day socio-political movements, this series is a satirical action thriller that speaks directly to a global audience akin to the admirers of “Black Panther.”

Genre and Format

Sci-Fi/Fantasy, available as a feature or a six-part television series, “Milk Teeth Men” presents a narrative where supremacy shifts hands in a dramatic turn of events at a Eugenics Party.

Synopsis

Led by African American preacher Rev John Crowe, the Milk Teeth Men advocate for reparations to be paid directly to them, challenging the notion of collective investment in the future of Global Africa. Their actions collide with those of a female Humanist Preacher of the Coptic Rastafari faith, who champions the concept of ‘Holistic Repair’ for the betterment of global Africans.

The story unfolds as the Global African Dominion (GAD), chaired by a character inspired by the likes of Samuel Jackson or Denzel Washington, debates how to utilize reparations payments. It explores the consequences of their decisions, leading to betrayal, sabotage, and ultimately, a quest for healing and growth.

Characters:

• First Pharaoh: Joshua Hampden/Yeshua Tutus, a visionary leader tragically assassinated.
• Second Pharaoh: Granit Ayoba, an Oxbridge science graduate who rises to lead GAD with wisdom and innovation.
• Milk Teeth Men Leader: Parson John Crowe, who navigates his followers through turbulent ethical waters.
• Antagonists: Pride Bwoys, a group of white supremacists, and their backers, challenge the progress towards reparations and justice.

Setting:

“Milk Teeth Men” is set in a contemporary world where discussions of reparations for TransAtlantic slavery are front and center. The narrative reimagines eugenics as a tool for positive socio-economic growth for Africans/Blacks, challenging and rescuing it from its historical association with racism.

Themes

This series tackles the reparations debate, the ethics of spending reparations, the concept of holistic repair, and the potential for scientific advancements to right historical wrongs. It posits a future where global power imbalances can be addressed through shared knowledge, reconciliation, and the pioneering spirit of the global African community.

Conclusion

“Milk Teeth Men” is more than a series; it’s a thought experiment that asks what could happen if the world truly attempted to rectify the wrongs of its past. Through its satirical lens, it offers a vision of hope, challenge, and the potential for a new global order founded on justice, equality, and shared prosperity.