The Death Of Racism – Pluto’s 20-Year Journey In Aquarius
- Brainz Magazine
- Oct 19, 2024
- 5 min read
Updated: Oct 20, 2024
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As Pluto moves back into Aquarius in November 2024, it signals a new era for humanity. Over the next 20 years, we will witness profound societal changes, with the potential to completely dismantle the systems of prejudice and racism that have plagued us for centuries. Pluto’s transformative power, combined with Aquarius’s revolutionary spirit, will pave the way for a future where equality and collective empowerment are at the forefront.
A time of profound societal transformation
Pluto, the planet of death, rebirth, and transformation, governs the process of breaking down old systems to make way for something new. As it re-enters Aquarius, the sign of progressive thinking and humanitarian ideals, we are poised for a collective shift that goes beyond incremental progress. The issues we face—racism, classism, patriarchy—are not new, but Pluto’s journey through Aquarius will force society to confront them head-on, demanding real change.
Historically, Pluto’s last transit through Aquarius (1777–1798) ushered in the birth of new governing documents, like the United States Constitution, and was marked by revolutionary movements like the French Revolution. This period represented the rise of individual rights and the push for freedom from oppressive systems. Now, as Pluto returns to this revolutionary sign, we are called once again to examine how society has evolved—and where it has fallen short.
Racism: A system of division that no longer serves humanity
Racism has long been a tool of division, designed to separate humanity and maintain hierarchies of power. In the context of the United States, its roots stretch back to the country’s conception in 1776, a period tied to America’s current Pluto return. As Pluto returns to the place it occupied at the nation’s birth, we must reckon with this long history of racial injustice and oppression. How has racism truly served this country or the world? Its real purpose has always been control—separating communities, disempowering certain groups, and sustaining dominance by a select few.
Pluto’s energy, however, is relentless. It will not allow these systems of oppression to stand. As it settles into Aquarius, we will see revolutions on different levels as people demand what they deserve: the right to be valued, respected, and treated as equal participants in society. The pursuit of freedom will be fierce, and the structures of racism, capitalism, patriarchy, and other oppressive systems will come under attack.
Uranus and the age of aquarius: Embracing individuality and community
With Pluto in Aquarius, ruled by Uranus, the coming years will also be marked by a shift in how we view ourselves and others. Uranus represents all that is different, unusual, and unique, which will lead to a powerful movement of individuality within society. We will learn to honor our differences and uniqueness while recognizing the value of community. This paradox is key to Aquarius’s energy: individuals coming together to form a collective where everyone’s distinctiveness is celebrated.
Our society is evolving beyond the physical realm. We are beginning to understand that our souls are not defined by nationality, race, creed, or religion. Yet, in the physical world, these constructs have played a significant role in human evolution. To be human is to suffer, and through suffering, we grow. Racism, as painful as it has been, has forced us to confront our own limitations and capacity for understanding. The journey of the soul, in its human form, is one of growth through adversity. But Pluto’s movement through Aquarius reminds us that it is time to evolve beyond this suffering, to create a society that recognizes the unity of humanity at the soul level.
A personal reflection: Sarasota’s legacy of racism
On a personal note, I moved to Sarasota, Florida, three years ago, drawn by its natural beauty. Though I’ve always felt comfortable in predominantly white spaces, having grown up in a similar environment in Connecticut, Sarasota holds a deeper, more complicated story. During the Jim Crow era, people of color were banned from its beaches, with Lido Key Beach becoming a site of protests and wade-ins as Black Americans fought for the right to access public spaces.
Even today, a sign in the parking lot of the beach stands as a reminder of those struggles. Sarasota’s history of racism still lingers, and yet, I’ve experienced love and community from my white friends and neighbors. This dichotomy—the coexistence of love and prejudice in the same space—exemplifies the journey we are on as a society. We are learning, growing, and transforming, but we must not forget the past as we look toward the future.
The present: Racial profiling still occurs
Despite the growth we’ve seen in society, instances of racial profiling continue to arise, even in a place like Sarasota. Just this month, a Black teenager was followed by a group of white men while walking through his gated community in Lakewood Ranch, a new section of Sarasota. The incident, captured on video, has sparked outrage as it highlights the persistent issue of racial profiling. This event serves as a stark reminder that, even as we push for change, the remnants of old prejudices continue to haunt our communities.
The fact that this kind of behavior still exists is disgusting. It shows that, despite the progress we have made, the deeper work of Pluto is still needed. These kinds of incidents—whether blatant acts of racism or more subtle forms of bias—are precisely what Pluto in Aquarius will challenge over the next 20 years.
The future: A world without prejudice
The Age of Aquarius, represented by Pluto’s transit, offers us a chance to obliterate racism and other forms of prejudice. Over the next 20 years, we will move beyond the constructs that have separated us for centuries. As we learn to see each other not as bodies tied to race, religion, or nationality but as souls on a shared journey, we will create a world where everyone is valued for their uniqueness, and oppression has no place.
Pluto’s work is not easy. It forces us to confront the deepest, darkest parts of our history and ourselves. But through this confrontation, we are reborn. As we enter this new era, let us embrace the changes Pluto in Aquarius will bring and work toward a future where racism, division, and suffering are relics of the past.
Conclusion
The transit of Pluto through Aquarius will be a defining period for humanity. It marks the end of old systems and the birth of something revolutionary—a world where prejudice, racism, and oppression are no longer tolerated. As Pluto begins its 20-year journey through Aquarius, the structures of inequality that have stood for centuries will come crashing down. It’s time to ask ourselves: What kind of future do we want to build? The answer lies in equality, unity, and collective empowerment. Racism, in all its forms, will have no place in the world Pluto and Aquarius will create.
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Nichell Delvaille, Holistic Soul Coach, Intuitive Astrologer
Nichell is a Wellness Practitioner. Healing effects all aspects of a person. She is a Holistic Soul Coach, Intuitive Astrologer, Reiki Master and Herbalist. Nichell also has certifications in Yoga, Meditation and Ayurveda.
