Chicago Officials Removed This Principal for Having Too Much Success with Black Students.

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 1,9 тыс.

  • @jnova000
    @jnova000 Год назад +672

    I believe the goal of government with these students especially black children is not education its destruction.

    • @patriciahercules6852
      @patriciahercules6852 Год назад +1

      They want our children in jail for slave labor .America still cannot stand on its own feet without oppressing black people .

    • @mrsrichard7835
      @mrsrichard7835 Год назад +40

      That’s why I homeschool my 7 children.

    • @robinbryant7748
      @robinbryant7748 Год назад +27

      Steal, kill, n destroy is the creed, and they blame it all on God

    • @Deb1650
      @Deb1650 Год назад +4

      That's not true! Their teachers aren't trying to destroy them!

    • @jnova000
      @jnova000 Год назад

      @Deb1650 Well, they ain't willing to teach us negros anything productive...

  • @ava7802
    @ava7802 Год назад +2

    The teacher in Washington state how wonderful you are as a teacher. But mostly as a human being along with your fellow teachers, as well as this outstanding man in Chicago. God bless all of you.

  • @fidelcarter9162
    @fidelcarter9162 Год назад +448

    They did this to Mr. Grant at Tilden High School in Brooklyn back in the day. They wanted the school to fail so they could divide one school into three. Dividing my school allowed the administration to promote their friends. Tenured teachers became Principals, Vice Principals and Deans. This meant raises as high as 50k each. These folks were approaching retirement, so these salaries would last til the day they died. Mr. Grant realized that the "bad' students needed help in reading. His program during detention was so effective that the negative reports began to drop dramatically. They shut it down because the failure of the students was a requirement for them to execute their plan to enrich themselves. Mr Grant also ran the very successful CCC College and Career Program. In addition he did great SAT prep. His reading test preparation class helped me earn a 98 percentile on the State reading exam. A school record that still stands

    • @chilepleasestop9118
      @chilepleasestop9118 Год назад +14

      He did this to Karen Fitzpatrick Carpenter another Black Assistant principal.

    • @Smarty2able
      @Smarty2able Год назад +5

      He was in Tilden??!! I used to work at a school close by there. That school is deadly

    • @chilepleasestop9118
      @chilepleasestop9118 Год назад

      @Smarty2able no they are comparing the 2 schools. And also lying. No school district wants a school to fail. They may want to control what happens, but fail no. Also, Muhammad fired a Black assistant principal. This is what precipitated his firing.

    • @SoundBRAT777
      @SoundBRAT777 Год назад +2

      God bless him ,is he still living ??🙏👀❣️😇that's what i👀call a HERO 🙏💝😍💓🙏💜

    • @jamesbosworth4191
      @jamesbosworth4191 Год назад +4

      A scandal if you ask me.

  • @neshay9641
    @neshay9641 Год назад +57

    I had so much trouble in the district as a teacher uplifting, encouraging, changing mindsets, accomplishing academic success, closing grade level gaps etc.. I had to go to the ER it was sooo much, take a medical leave. My certification was threatened. I spoke out about the insufficiency of the special ed teachers, called and reported to the district. The system is so systemic with racism, ego, and pride that I finally resigned. I realized that anyone trying to help black kids or shake up the system will be eliminated. This included some of our black folk too. Our youth’s future is in crisis 🙏🏽

    • @ruthh.9069
      @ruthh.9069 Год назад +2

      💔

    • @staywell7217
      @staywell7217 Год назад +2

      Please take time for yourself to psychologically, emotionally, spiritually, and physically recover and rehabilitate. We need you, but in a different capacity with the same goal for our Black children. These school systems are toxic and hostile towards us and children, by design. It is not our imagination. They do not, in no way, want us to succeed.

    • @neshay9641
      @neshay9641 Год назад +3

      @@staywell7217 🙏🏽 ❤️thank you. I’m taking time now, in all the areas you mentioned. I pray I recover soon, so I can get back to my purpose and mission!!

    • @CAPerry-ub1ps
      @CAPerry-ub1ps Год назад +3

      As a Black educator, my student's success is my success.
      I had a very similar experience as an inner-city math teacher elsewhere. I too was closing achievement gaps, helping to transform schools' cultures, and helping fellow teachers to do the same. There was a time when I was not allowed to test my own students for fear that I had to have been cheating. All of my students' scores increased significantly. And, those who tested near-grade level and not 'at' or 'above' were students who babysat and missed school often or students with learning disabilities. And, all of these students improved by more than a year.
      The love and respect of students always came when they realized that they were loved. And, eventually, the gratitude from students and many parents in appreciation for students' successes came too. The criticisms, pressures, and intentional lack of support were so enormous until as an older female, it became physically unsafe. (Note: The lack of safety had nothing to do with the students.) With those challenges and more, my time was up. I quit.
      I still feel that I have lost some of my purpose. I love to see students whom others feel are incapable of achieving reach their highest potential.

    • @Raquel-jg6wt
      @Raquel-jg6wt Год назад +1

      This is raw truth. If you are seeking to do right, you are the one that will be mistreated and let go

  • @TheLovely990
    @TheLovely990 Год назад +349

    This happens everywhere. They fired a teacher in WA State because he was teaching African American Studies. Put your money together and build your own schools or home school if you can.

    • @AngelaM731
      @AngelaM731 Год назад +11

      ❤💯💯

    • @APOLO-oq3ce
      @APOLO-oq3ce Год назад

      I will put my chidren in black schools iam tired of being dictated to in schools I pay taxes in by bunch of meth smoking nut heads.

    • @hagnuj1070
      @hagnuj1070 Год назад

      Our tax money built these schools and pay the punks that do this.

    • @sistahb5159
      @sistahb5159 Год назад +10

      The problem is that BLACK people must DEMAND that our tax dollars for schools MUST be taken out of of general fund & applied strictly towards building & funding BLACK SCHOOLS.

    • @hephzbah1130
      @hephzbah1130 Год назад

      It’s true. The school systems only have the power we give them. When districts cut up like in WA and Chicago then we should succeed, and home school until we make our own facilities. Because guess what? Roll call in schools is their invoice to the feds for money. No Black students equals no federal money. Let’s leave these devils alone and keep our children out of these killing fields!

  • @Because-v4x
    @Because-v4x Год назад +22

    Have tears in my eyes sending you this message Professor Abdul Muhammad. Will never be able to thank you enough for being the educator that our babies so desperately need from those educators who truly respect, & love them. God is smiling on you and its obvious. 👑🙏🏼

    • @Raquel-jg6wt
      @Raquel-jg6wt Год назад

      It's so many like him that are being set up the same way

  • @cathypurnell9331
    @cathypurnell9331 Год назад +1129

    We need our own educational system, so we can teach our children how to live a healthy life. Not a life full of lies and misinformation. 🇺🇸

    • @Jedi_Black
      @Jedi_Black Год назад +39

      Exactly.. stop trying to integrate into these schools….. make our own. NOI should help fund these schools..

    • @craigalston2208
      @craigalston2208 Год назад

      blacks asked for integrated school systems and blacks got it . Be careful of what you ask for .

    • @pauliefears8847
      @pauliefears8847 Год назад +30

      ASK THE BOULE’ WHY THEY DIDN’T DO IT YET🤦🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️ OR EVEN BETTER ONE THE NAACP WHY THEY DIDN’T DO IT YET 🤣🤣🤣🙏🏾🤯

    • @michelej9496
      @michelej9496 Год назад +2

      ​@@pauliefears8847😮

    • @tahariobi391
      @tahariobi391 Год назад +15

      ​@@pauliefears8847They are Gatekeepers!!

  • @QUIETSTORM43
    @QUIETSTORM43 Год назад +69

    This isn't new... I witnessed one of the best Algebra teachers I've ever had show up for us and then because he had us engaged and doing well, get fired in less than 2 years. He dwarfed a lot of math teachers at our school with his positive energy.

  • @deionleann2241
    @deionleann2241 Год назад +205

    Literally the best teacher I ever had! ♥️

  • @ryanslauderdale
    @ryanslauderdale Год назад +6

    Somebody should make him the US Secretary of Education.
    He clearly has a passion for students.

  • @RodZilla11
    @RodZilla11 Год назад +588

    DEAR CHICAGO, If we don't build our own HISTORICALLY BLACK GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOLS, we have FAILED our children. Let's create a SCHOOL that we can HIRE THESE BRILLIANT BLACK EDUCATORS!! ✊✊✊✊

    • @kwilson4125
      @kwilson4125 Год назад +20

      @RodZilla11 You said “WE” a couple of times. Are you structuring a school? Why not you? Or are you saying “we” meaning Black people, hoping someone else leads or initiates this? I am just hoping that people that see the solution, become a part of it.

    • @warstories4964
      @warstories4964 Год назад

      Pedro Martinez? This is just the Spanish removing black leadership in key positions so they can make their move to put their people in and push black men and black people out of the political realm and schools.

    • @RaceAgnstTme
      @RaceAgnstTme Год назад

      If blacks did this and created their own schools then are we not falling into the government trap of segregation? What’s next? Black only neighborhoods, black only counties across railroad tracks again? Reverse history? Sure fall into that trap. You and everyone who isn’t white will suffer what your ancestors did.

    • @Elemental_Buttahfly_II
      @Elemental_Buttahfly_II Год назад +27

      Not just Chicago but all of us BLACK PEOPLE around this country, amurdikkka.

    • @Jedi_Black
      @Jedi_Black Год назад +10

      They better.. if we don’t do this then we are a sad people and a lost damn cause.. get serious man!

  • @lavonnealexander6936
    @lavonnealexander6936 Год назад +4

    This happens in Canada 🇨🇦. I had black teacher who taught all of the black students. We all passed his class. After, not having another black teacher some of students went to jail, did drugs or dead 💀 now. I will never forget Mr. Fields (black Canadian teacher).

  • @mwalimuwade6910
    @mwalimuwade6910 Год назад +129

    We need more educators like Abdul Muhammad

    • @slaydog5102
      @slaydog5102 Год назад

      How about you do it? you know there is a problem so why don't you try to fix it?

    • @202One
      @202One Год назад

      Stop it, every Community should be ashamed that as men we're still having meeting about others treating grown as men like children.. Blackfolks just don't & can't learn.. What years did Booker T Washington Marcus Garvey Elijah Muhammad Malcolm X - others Preach do for self-family-community..? It's year 2023 with Digital Internet Technology everywhere so learning is everywhere.. Folks have a Prophet Messiah Complex = Wait for a Savior from the Sky.. 😂🍿😂

    • @yolo25000
      @yolo25000 Год назад +1

      ​@@slaydog5102Are you?

    • @Terrill-yd4vp
      @Terrill-yd4vp Год назад

      Long as he is not trying to teach islam

    • @darrellwilliams5657
      @darrellwilliams5657 Год назад

      They wouldn't survive long America don't want this kind of positivity spreading among black people bc it would unite us and destroy the lies white kind has been pushing for centuries, they know the r the under class, weak link n this world so destruction is the only weapon they have.

  • @jamesrobinson4247
    @jamesrobinson4247 Год назад +3

    ASA, Bro Adul is speaking 100 percent truth and facts. As a Blackman, I have researched from the highest office in the land, which includes the political, Juris Prudence, economics, educational, and law, all these systems that were put in place, was put there to hold not only the parents, but to get control of our children's minds. That was the best reason for setting up the welfare programs, merely to get the main one that displine out of the house, as long as he was there as the maintainer, and disciplinarian was in the home ( I said disciplinarian, not abusers) there was "LOVE AND PEACE", and examples for our children to grow with. Not denying mothers, as they have a major part, and should at all times be respected, as she is the first doctor, nurse and teacher, that every child have.

  • @nanabradley9968
    @nanabradley9968 Год назад +44

    Let's take our money and educate our own children.

  • @Delsie1p
    @Delsie1p Год назад +5

    All over the country, absolutely right!!!!

  • @HEAVENLYSONGBIRD777
    @HEAVENLYSONGBIRD777 Год назад +48

    These are the reason why I homeschooled!!!
    This system isn’t for us and the success of our children.

    • @lindatart5670
      @lindatart5670 Год назад +1

      Most parents are not able to homeschool their children. More power to the parents that can and do.

  • @alonzapendergrass6466
    @alonzapendergrass6466 Год назад +1

    Thank God for this Brother ❤

  • @Lhm-l9t
    @Lhm-l9t Год назад +184

    All the fired principles should start a school. USE THE MEGA CHURCHES AS SCHOOLS.... LIKE WE DID IN THE PAST!

    • @sharonrainey795
      @sharonrainey795 Год назад +3

      You want have to keep doing good and no God doesn't play about the children he no who's trying to destroy his people and help is on the justice is his work 🙏🙏🙏

    • @michelej9496
      @michelej9496 Год назад +30

      Mega church pastors today have a different spirit and a different agenda.

    • @chilepleasestop9118
      @chilepleasestop9118 Год назад

      Muhammad fired a Black assistant principal that was loved by the school. He got what he gave I guess.

    • @david4096
      @david4096 Год назад

      No the maga churches will indoctornate you to stay there slave.

    • @Lhm-l9t
      @Lhm-l9t Год назад

      @@michelej9496 The "Members" ARE the Church. No members....No Church. I pray that everyone in America Wake up and Put the Children First! 🙏

  • @tyvellkelly9388
    @tyvellkelly9388 Год назад +7

    He aint never lied i am a head custodian at a school in Kansas city Missouri and im from Chicago and i literally transformed yhe school because of the love of i have for the school the students and its amazing because in my position i touch my kid stsff heart with my love more then any body in the building and im serviced to clean floor so its amazing what you can do when you 💕

  • @ThomasDaVinci
    @ThomasDaVinci Год назад +80

    We Support Mr. Muhammad ✊🏾

  • @bzb2932
    @bzb2932 Год назад +206

    Back in 1954, we Black people fell for "Integration." My father did not fall for this and told me that "teachers who hate you can't teach you." I come from a long line of Black schools: K-12 and HBCU. I have always said that if we don't have our own schools, these insults will continue. Collectively, we have the money. Build our own schools--for our children.

    • @williamdavis8855
      @williamdavis8855 Год назад +3

      ✊🏾

    • @jamesbosworth4191
      @jamesbosworth4191 Год назад +13

      We thought it would be a good thing, as White schools generally received much more funding that Black schools, but, as many White politicians said, "if we let schools integrate, then White parents will pull their kids out of public schools." Sadly, that is exactly what happened in many cases. We need our own private schools. That way, we can be free to run them as we see fit.

    • @aarondigby5054
      @aarondigby5054 Год назад +6

      Blacks would get the books that were at least four years behind , example if JFK was president int books the yte schools had, our books would have FDR or Truman at best. Sometimes pages would be missing. Policy was you paid for damaged books, smdh.

    • @jamesbosworth4191
      @jamesbosworth4191 Год назад +3

      @@aarondigby5054 That's why we thought Integration would be a good thing.

    • @jplanter
      @jplanter Год назад +4

      Your father was almost right. I know from experience: teachers who hate you teach you to hate them. It took years of work to "heal" from THAT education.

  • @zeemc2751
    @zeemc2751 Год назад +36

    If possible, he need to sue.
    If possible, start his on school .
    If possible a Go-Fund-Me, to build the school or buy a building.
    We Must Watch Out For Our Smart Black Student's. Because there are MANY who are trying to dumb them down and don't want them to have a good education.👍🌄

    • @lorettadavis6944
      @lorettadavis6944 Год назад +2

      Parents need to become more involved and vocal in their children education.

    • @jjones9822
      @jjones9822 Год назад +1

      You know who runs the school system right? The Democrats. Funny how not one person in the comments section will acknowledge this fact. The fact that the school boards are 95% liberal and are one of Biden’s largest donors. That’s why inner city children cannot read or perform basic math but are being taught about lgbtq and critical race theory. The school system is training them to be activists rather than confident, productive members of society. Yet not one of you says squat. Ok then. If you’re not going to call out the people responsible for these failures than why bother saying anything at all?

  • @darrylrobertson7795
    @darrylrobertson7795 Год назад +3

    That is awful this man is definitely a positive light in the school system.we need more people like this brother.who is trying to do the right thing.guess the school district of Chicago wants all of fights /stabbing /drama to be rooted in the school system.Chicago give these gentlemen back their jobs.

  • @solomonknight6213
    @solomonknight6213 Год назад +177

    Thank you for shedding light on this issue. I am an educator from another urban school district and have seen this dynamic play out several times. Excellent black male principals assigned to "bad" schools having the love and expertise to transform the school AND the community only to be fired after the occuring transformation. These men have not had any immoral or "other" issues. It is a sad. Others get promoted, we get fired. Make it make sense.
    Suggestion: Please include the link in your description.
    I appreciate your work!

    • @dianaL3632
      @dianaL3632 Год назад +15

      It happens quite a bit to female principals, too. They don't want our children to succeed, so they do everything to keep these school in a state of disfunction and failure.

    • @yaimavol
      @yaimavol Год назад +3

      Teachers Unions. That's all you need to know.

    • @chilepleasestop9118
      @chilepleasestop9118 Год назад

      He fired a Black female assistant principal. This is actually how it started. Look it up.

    • @yaimavol
      @yaimavol Год назад

      @@chilepleasestop9118 What did she do to get fired?

    • @jamesbosworth4191
      @jamesbosworth4191 Год назад +1

      @@yaimavol Teachers unions are the only thing protecting Black teachers. If you are a UNION MEMBER, AND ARE IN GOOD STANDING, you can not be fired unless you committed an offense that is grounds for termination. If you are NOT a union member, and your state is an EMPLOYMENT AT WILL state, as most are, then you can be fired for any reason, even for no reason at all. Ditto for principals. If they are in a union, they can't be fired "just because", but if they are NOT in a union, they can indeed be fired "just because".

  • @julietliving1016
    @julietliving1016 Год назад +1

    This man is protected doing his purpose for all humanity. It is the test of truth and integrity of those who are against him, so that when God, after his Mercy, addresses the end of this matter, they cannot say, "we did not know". So lets keep loving, givng thanks for brother's work...

  • @amapparatistkwabena
    @amapparatistkwabena Год назад +708

    After over a decade in private schools in America and Asia, I came home and spent my first year working at an all-Black high school in our nation's capital. It is not just a job, y'all, it's a calling. We need highly-qualified, mission-driven Black educators of excellence to leave the white halls of academia where our expertise is often minimized, sidelined and maligned, and head to Black schools to rebuild our communities. If you are reading this and have been wondering, consider this your sign.

    • @reesebloom8093
      @reesebloom8093 Год назад +89

      It's funny you say this. I worked in a school as a Teaching Assistant for majority Black students. I transitioned from another career and was deciding if I wanted to completely transition over into education, but I wanted to be on the inside to see if it was the right fit for me. It turns out, I loved teaching kids and truly excelled at it. Truth be told, I was the one actually teaching the kids in those classes, not the head teachers (and the parents had no clue).
      I went above and beyond for those kids. Parents would tell me that their kids came home & talked about me all night and the parents would thank me for taking care of their kids. Other teachers would send problematic kids to my classroom, because they knew I was the only one those children would listen to and be calm with.
      Ultimately, the Principal hated me and fired me after another teacher lied on me because she was jealous of my success with the students. There were other Black teachers I worked with who lied on me as well because they hated how good I was with the kids. Deep down, they felt as though (since I wasn't an official licensed teacher) I shouldn't have had the skills that I did. These same Black teachers later apologized to me and ADMITTED that they were intimidated by me and admired how I connected with the students and was able to successfully teach them.
      I even had grade leaders go to the Principal and tell him how amazing I was with teaching and managing the children - I was there when they gave me great reviews in front of this man. In the end, it was that one Black teacher who lied on me and went out of her way to get me fired because the kids wouldn't listen to her, but they had more respect for me. This same Black Principal who looked down on me, used the teacher's lies as an excuse to fire me & he also told me that I didn't do anything special or go above and beyond for the children.
      I thought back on ALL the things I'd done for those children & decided to no longer pursue my teaching license after being treated with such disrespect and disregard.
      I decided that the next time I dedicated myself to teaching, it would be under my own daycare program that I created. A place created by me where I could teach young kids with excellence and without apology.

    • @lmboyd3
      @lmboyd3 Год назад +20

      Thank you for your service ❤. Teaching is a calling and a labor of love.

    • @thatsgluebaby
      @thatsgluebaby Год назад +7

      ​#GLUE Day @@reesebloom8093 I pray YOUR world is #GLUE'd Up! Felt like I was reading my own journey!!! Despite how hurtful it feels when our own people do us wrong nevah evah evah forget WE ARE THE CHOSEN ONES!!! ✊🏾💪🏿❤️‍🔥
      #ThatscaPriBaby.
      #GiveLoveUntoEveryone! 💯🙏🏾
      #ThatsGLUEBaby!!

    • @reesebloom8093
      @reesebloom8093 Год назад +7

      @@thatsgluebaby God bless you 😊 Yes, it is hurtful. However, I've learned from it and I look forward to creating my own program to teach children. I'm sorry you experienced something similar because I don't wish that type of negativity on anyone who just wants to help children achieve success. I pray that great opportunities and much love comes your way as well. Thank you for your encouraging message ❤

    • @Bluebird-ke1yj
      @Bluebird-ke1yj Год назад +4

      @@reesebloom8093 There’s a lot of black teachers fear WS.

  • @silencedogood7297
    @silencedogood7297 Год назад +227

    I am white. I taught in a white rich public school and Black poor public school. The rich kids were rude, lazy and just pain disgusting. They expected to be promoted for doing nothing. But, the kids in the poor Black school were wonderful. I taught in the most disadvantaged Black public school in Washington State with 66% Black students, 5% Vietnamese, 100% white teachers, 95% unemployed parents. It was the greatest experience of my life. We teachers all worked from 8am to 6pm every day at school and at home at night. The most dedicated people I ever met. Our white principal personally provided breakfast for every student every day before school. He drove from grocery store to store to buy and beg for our kids. We addressed our students Mister and Miss and had zero litter and zero discipline trouble. Every recess and lunch was a time for students to participate in PE, art projects, music projects on various instruments, be-an-actor for 10 minutes projects, make a map, science, cooking and life skills. Wow. We were never paid extra and we personally bought all the pencils and paper and erasers, socks, clarinet reeds and whatever was needed. My dull-time annual salary was a whopping $9,273. The kids were "our" kids. We had 683 students and 3 were not on the free lunch program. Teachers bought the 3 lunches so no one felt different. Our students could all read grade levels ahead and do math several levels ahead of other kids their ages. Wow. We freely, honestly discussed slavery, including slavery traditionally imposed by conquerors upon the conquered in Roman, Greek, Egyptian eras. We discussed the value of college educations, reading broadly and critical thinking - demanding proof and questioning everything. I thank the spectacular teachers who were teaching at Cedar Valley Elementary in Washington State in the 70's. We expected the best and the kids gave their best. Winners - each one ! I wish all public schools operated like "our" school did.

    • @TheReturnOfStephan1
      @TheReturnOfStephan1 Год назад +21

      Thank you for your testimony and hard work!
      The way that children respond to being genuinely cared for is remarkable.
      If I'm ever in a position to help, I will.

    • @Since_84
      @Since_84 Год назад +7

      🙏🏾

    • @destytayzo77
      @destytayzo77 Год назад +11

      Thank you for your focus and hardworking creating change. You helped more then u will know

    • @carriepriegel6477
      @carriepriegel6477 Год назад +4

      Amazing, 👌💗🙂proof it takes a group of great individuals working together on behalf of students who weren’t treated as pawns but people that deserved what school, education should offer. I attended an amazing public high school where I had fantastic teachers who treated us as individuals not subordinates nor pawns as well. I learned a lot and sadly, the agenda being pushed today isn’t about education but serves as indoctrination; if schools were run like yours especially, society would benefit beyond measure!🥰

    • @dinitis
      @dinitis Год назад +9

      This is one of the most amazing bios I've ever read. You have great energy and did marvelous things.

  • @zoesunshine2646
    @zoesunshine2646 Год назад +88

    They fear him and his ability to inspire Black youth.

    • @daisy-wt9pd
      @daisy-wt9pd Год назад

      Why capitalize black

    • @MsArLee1105
      @MsArLee1105 Год назад +2

      Why can't parents inspire?

    • @zoesunshine2646
      @zoesunshine2646 Год назад +2

      @@MsArLee1105 who said they can't?

    • @MsArLee1105
      @MsArLee1105 Год назад +2

      @@zoesunshine2646 Obviously parents were left out of your comment. You seem to imply that w/o him our youth is potentially doomed. Parents are the first line of defense. Does thar question bother you?

    • @zoesunshine2646
      @zoesunshine2646 Год назад +3

      @@MsArLee1105 You should discuss this with your friends. You aren't the original poster, I don't know you and I have no reason to get into a discussion with you. Opinions are not right or wrong, they are a view not necessarily based on fact. I have a right to my opinion, and I don't argue with strangers. YHAND.

  • @lov3zone32
    @lov3zone32 Год назад +9

    this happened to me in Atlanta...public schools are not set up to educate they are set up to produce a working class of individuals who are able to provide menial work for the wealthy.

  • @neutralitythought
    @neutralitythought Год назад +26

    WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BLACK MAN ⚫️

  • @RolineMatthee
    @RolineMatthee Год назад +1

    Hallelujah Amen 🙏,I do fully agree with you my friend

  • @dattielhicks2966
    @dattielhicks2966 Год назад +128

    And we need more like him every moment and every minute. Let us continue to guide him and continue to support him and everyone like him!!!

    • @carmensheppard8025
      @carmensheppard8025 Год назад +3

      I stand in agreement.🫱🏻‍🫲🏼

    • @josephwheeler8753
      @josephwheeler8753 Год назад +2

      Yes, and let us all follow Brother Muhamnad's example. Let our light so shine that even our children may see our genuinely good works and want to imitate us.

    • @Terrill-bt3br
      @Terrill-bt3br Год назад

      They ain't no black leaders in Chicago stop lieing ok please them pork eating stealing money blacks

    • @Raquel-jg6wt
      @Raquel-jg6wt Год назад +1

      If he ever becomes principal again I definitely would love to serve under his leadership. We need so many more like him

    • @Terrill-bt3br
      @Terrill-bt3br Год назад

      @@josephwheeler8753 he might be good at specific application in academics which is good but as long as he his not trying to get the kids to follow Islam.

  • @sebestainpitts7423
    @sebestainpitts7423 Год назад +2

    Sending this story Family around !!!🖤❤️💚💯😇

  • @sbaoriginalman
    @sbaoriginalman Год назад +54

    PEACE...To Principal Abdul Muhammad!!!

  • @eringrady-fernandez9806
    @eringrady-fernandez9806 Год назад +5

    This is so disterbing, this man should he praised, we need more teachers, principles and learders like these men & woman who give their all for these students, not only for their city and state but country as well, how do we stop the violence if we are unable to teach.....🤔🙏

  • @marilynsimpson1236
    @marilynsimpson1236 Год назад +22

    Separate but equal: build our own schools

    • @michelej9496
      @michelej9496 Год назад +6

      No one's supporting Dr Umar in his endeavor to build his school.🤔

  • @edwardjcoleman4832
    @edwardjcoleman4832 Год назад +4

    I pray for these principles 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

    • @lindatart5670
      @lindatart5670 Год назад

      Prayer, with no work, is nothing but idle words, and it makes you feel better for doing nothing.

  • @erichall465
    @erichall465 Год назад +49

    Great inspiration. Keep on doing what you're doing.

  • @karencoleman6442
    @karencoleman6442 Год назад +3

    I am a recent retired teacher who taught in New York City public schools. And l can testify that with the service of love , it transformed our children to higher academic achievement. I onced worked and taught in the schools Chicago. The school l taught at was DuSable High School on Chicago Westside back in the 1980's. I am not sure if it stills inexistance today but back then it did. It lies in the heart of the Westside of Chicago. The principal was Mr. Lional, he helped transformed the school that was deemed as a failure school; into a school of academic success. He raised the bar in the academic standards and teaching standards. But first he raised the bar of teaching the students self love and preservance. I will never forget this man because he and the students l served at the time help me become what l am today. And that is that l am a truly dedicated teacher who teach with love. ❤ We must fight for our children and let them know that they are loved but loved with a strong discipline with the determination to achieve greatness with themselves. God bless all teachers, principals, parents, students and the school community. We all can help our children thrive, giving them the love and support they. We can moved forward. ❤ 🙏

  • @simmons4690
    @simmons4690 Год назад +120

    When I read about Jesus, he didn't go to the mansions or mingle with any of the elite, he went to the so call slums and showed them his love. Principal Abdul Muhammad thank you!!!!

    • @AfroPick82
      @AfroPick82 Год назад +6

      Yup alot of Christ own ppl were struggling at the time & the Romans basically had them on house arrest within their own home country

    • @mathiso01
      @mathiso01 Год назад +1

      Lol, he hung out with the elite and got chastised for it by the Pharisees.There are sinners among the elite too.

    • @simmons4690
      @simmons4690 Год назад +1

      @@mathiso01 he spent the majority of his time with the poor and the elite needed saving to.

  • @THE_ROYALS2019
    @THE_ROYALS2019 Год назад +1

    They did this same thing in a schools in Baltimore city, a family member of minds was going to this one troubled School, this black female principle was placed in the school, it became darn near perfect, for about 2 years, but the remove her giving her a higher position and replaced her with a white female principal and the school went to hell !!

  • @RandleBeckford
    @RandleBeckford Год назад +13

    they just can't have these principles disrupting that, school-to-jail pipeline.

    • @kaycampbell364
      @kaycampbell364 Год назад +1

      this is the sad reality but so many are in denial

  • @salvadoririzarryramos2417
    @salvadoririzarryramos2417 Год назад +3

    Totally unfair what they have done to this school principal. The brother looks like a serious gentleman and committed to his work.

  • @Deb1650
    @Deb1650 Год назад +40

    It's hard to love others when you don't love yourself.

    • @MrArtVein
      @MrArtVein Год назад +1

      💯💯💯 it's hard to love yourself when you don't know what love is

  • @ladonte1980
    @ladonte1980 Год назад +5

    We need our own schools and educators!

  • @peterkings2012
    @peterkings2012 Год назад +27

    They don't want these students to succeed. They want them stay where they are.

    • @clbo9878
      @clbo9878 Год назад +2

      What do you mean by succeed?
      Another question I'd like to ask is when will the black community stop begging the dominant Society?

    • @janicegreasley5700
      @janicegreasley5700 Год назад

      Stop talking and ...stop buying😮

    • @peterkings2012
      @peterkings2012 Год назад

      @clbo9878 When Pilate asked Jesus who He was...Jesus answered I came to bear witness for the truth for which Pilate asked...What is the truth? I just wish the speakers would have provided specific practical examples of how they showed love to the kids they were honored to work with.

    • @blackintellect777
      @blackintellect777 Год назад

      @@clbo9878 What do you mean by succeed?...Think!...if the teacher is doing so well why would they be fired?...b/c they want the kids for the incarcerations' pipeline...$$$....NOW you talk about begging when the White Man have destroyed everything...The so call dominant Society will fall...All Savages/Murders will come to an end. Read the book "White Fear."

    • @SuperBayarea87
      @SuperBayarea87 Год назад

      It's Obvious

  • @brandijohnson1326
    @brandijohnson1326 Год назад +7

    We need to build more of our own schools.

  • @TheLocalStandard
    @TheLocalStandard Год назад +76

    As an African I really like the spirit of the African Americans, especially those on the path for productivity and meaning. But then again as an African may I remind you all of the word 'SABOTAGE', we know it, the Haitians know it and a host of others too.
    These other people see the Black man as their eternal sworn enemies, they think and believe that the success of the Black person is their downfall, it is borne out of fear, hate, degeneracy, jealousy and abject bigotry. For African Americans, Carribeans, even Africans to succeed there most be a collection sence of urgency, unity among each group in each areas and even across board. The rich, previledged and able most come together and actively and intentionally, even urgently put resources and intellectuality together to actively grow their communities and people.
    To achieve that first the Black person most imbibe and grow a burning passion and love for his people. Then results will start to be seen and no one from the outside can SABOTAGE or destroy.

    • @Seabad
      @Seabad Год назад

      It's a war against the Boule. These people need to be destroyed. It's the same group who keeps us down and preserve status-quo in the "Black" community.

    • @byanymeansnecessary9329
      @byanymeansnecessary9329 Год назад

      WE must destroy white supremacy BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY for the sake of all humanity

    • @Saberdud
      @Saberdud Год назад +2

      MC hammer tried to uplift his community and got backstabbed for it, it's a hopeless situation

    • @Michelle-pn9xt
      @Michelle-pn9xt Год назад +1

      I really hate it when someone discusses black people, and only focuses on black men. What about black women? Black people include black men AND women! Black women have been supporting and standing by men since the beginning of time, so please stop leaving us out.

    • @alexred1038
      @alexred1038 Год назад +1

      @@Michelle-pn9xthe said “black person”! Can you read?

  • @DivineGlow23
    @DivineGlow23 Год назад +3

    AGREED! We need our own schools!

  • @zanetawoodard8386
    @zanetawoodard8386 Год назад +20

    We need them, those principles are needed, I don't know them, but our children need them, may God give them everything they need.

  • @gj_lyricmelodist1610
    @gj_lyricmelodist1610 Год назад +5

    Very profound message but like he says you need to remove the people who are letting this situation continue to happen removed, the key people who don’t care and just want the position.

  • @renwood500
    @renwood500 Год назад +42

    Then this why we need to remove Foundational Black Americans from these WS school systems!

    • @saeedkinglee-yi4gk
      @saeedkinglee-yi4gk Год назад +4

      Pray for the destruction of W.S God will do it. I had cop that murder my best friend in Florida I prayed to G.O.D for revenge.His Child is on meth right now today.What Goes Around Come back around maybe not to you but to someone you love.G.O.D is real

    • @k3nhtx713
      @k3nhtx713 Год назад +2

      Ws have no God lil g or big G they don't have 1

    • @renwood500
      @renwood500 Год назад +3

      @@saeedkinglee-yi4gk My grandma always said it can reach to the 5th generation! So, you don't have to pray it's already going to happen by design!

    • @berthasimmons4853
      @berthasimmons4853 Год назад +1

      @@renwood500 always pray about everything, take everything to God in prayer, it's not call design but faith

  • @sharonyork1547
    @sharonyork1547 Год назад +1

    I support you brother in your hard work in transforming our children. We need you in our schools. Keep up the fight!

  • @alimazimmer3819
    @alimazimmer3819 Год назад +38

    The Parent / family communities are NOT stepping forward. Parents are FAILING to engage and connect with their children and the issues that they face in schools EVERYWHERE! Parent/Family/Communities need to STOP assuming that someone else is going to to your job. In some cases this is not going to happen.

    • @IVYSTARR-i3k
      @IVYSTARR-i3k Год назад +3

      Well said!

    • @lorettadavis6944
      @lorettadavis6944 Год назад +3

      Totally agree it seems like the parents are ok with anything that these so called governors and these trifling ignorant parents banning books. Black parents need to pull their children and demand that the federal government provide alternative education for their kids. The government has to provide education for all children. Vouchers to go to private schools. Blacks educators start private schools to educate our kids.

  • @MsK_byTheWay
    @MsK_byTheWay Год назад +4

    Those who fear the greatness in you have no power over you!

  • @welcometothehustle404
    @welcometothehustle404 Год назад +31

    Let these men be great

  • @rodneywarren645
    @rodneywarren645 Год назад +1

    Keep up the good work my brother, and don't ever give Up.

  • @frankwhites6645
    @frankwhites6645 Год назад +7

    Exceptional and Transformative Message. It's going to take a Village to reach the Children. I Am Available. Straight Talk Outreach. Detroit MI. All things are possible with God. One Love

  • @HowardLKing
    @HowardLKing Год назад +2

    Praise GOD for You Brother. You are doing a good work. 🤗❤️🙏🙏🙏

  • @angelarms2008
    @angelarms2008 Год назад +162

    That’s what children need is a “Fathers Love”!!!!

    • @hasinahmasud3808
      @hasinahmasud3808 Год назад +3

      Children do but sometimes fathers is dead but trust me a mothers love can compensate for absent fathers. Children are more resilient than one thinks they will adapt just like adults. Humans are adaptable to their environment.

    • @TheReturnOfStephan1
      @TheReturnOfStephan1 Год назад +2

      @@hasinahmasud3808
      True, but, they shouldn't have to, especially when their situations are due to circumstances beyond their control.
      Many of our communities are having great success with mentoring programs.

    • @Drreamkid
      @Drreamkid Год назад +1

      Either parent should do not just a father lol

    • @Drreamkid
      @Drreamkid Год назад +1

      That belief has go to go

    • @neilzedd8777
      @neilzedd8777 Год назад +1

      ​@@hasinahmasud3808a mothers love cannot compensate for a fathers love because a a mother isnt a father. Fathees provide values and an energy that that mothers dont its easier to listen to them

  • @rosalindgibbs3705
    @rosalindgibbs3705 Год назад +7

    That's crazy we need people like him
    and others to spend their time
    and educational background to teach
    kids from all variety of life.

    • @terrillelliott8053
      @terrillelliott8053 Год назад

      Strange he say Bible and name of Allah very strange . Matthew 24:24

  • @willsalter8113
    @willsalter8113 Год назад +37

    This is nothing new my mom was an assistant principal that was a part of an administration that was fired because the Principal was removed. Her principal took over a failing CPS school turned it around and was ousted without cause. They perpetually want to keep black schools underperforming and thus underfunded. Former Mayor Rahm Emanuel oversaw the largest mass school closures in United States history take place in Chicago. When we have educators that love the young people enough to poor into them we need to back them and support them.

    • @swayvacious1
      @swayvacious1 Год назад +3

      Yup, they took note from Cleveland and hired Barbara bird Bennett and it went to 💩 faster than a piece of tissue soaking up water

    • @willsalter8113
      @willsalter8113 Год назад +1

      Absolutely.

    • @VoidSurfer9
      @VoidSurfer9 Год назад

      But then black Chicagoans re-elected him anyway bcuz Obama told them to

    • @lindatart5670
      @lindatart5670 Год назад

      Come on now, lets tell the TRUTH. Some of those schools should have been closed a long time ago. I worked in one that closed and I was HAPPY to see it close. They children were not learning due to years of neglect and mismanagement. I fought, wrote letters, got some students into better schools, got special ed students out of a roach infested storage room, and much more. I also visited a school, where the principal did not want the teachers to talk loudly while instructing. She wanted everybody to whisper. The place sounded like a morgue. I was glad to see that school close also.

    • @lindatart5670
      @lindatart5670 Год назад

      @@swayvacious1 The use to call her the 3 B's. Nice person but a thief.

  • @sharongillesp
    @sharongillesp Год назад +1

    Whole heartily agree. EXCEPT for one thing.
    We need BOTH strong MEN & WOMEN working together.
    Admittedly, their strengths may be different but they are EQUALLY IMPORTANT.
    Thank you for your continued support and LOVE for the students’ education, growth, confidence and knowledge of WHAT COMMUNITY IS.

  • @joycehunter1869
    @joycehunter1869 Год назад +12

    Not surprised…..the system will not treat you right will not teach you right….We need to STAND strong and teach our own children….. I thank dear brother for teaching our children….the test is on US to stick together and due for self….

    • @michelej9496
      @michelej9496 Год назад

      No one's sticking with Dr. Umar. 🤔

  • @divine1642
    @divine1642 Год назад +4

    This brother is speaking FACTS!!!

  • @cdmcintyre1854
    @cdmcintyre1854 Год назад +66

    I spent four years in a private SDA Church School in the basement of a church in Athens OH (4-7th Grades). When I went back to the same public school I started in 1st-3rd grade I was so far ahead in Math & Science that I didn’t even have to study science or practice the math problems to get almost perfect grades in those subjects. Proof that students can learn much more than what the curriculum offers. Our schools are geared to teach at the level of the laziest students and the others are so bored that they are discouraged from doing their best and most settle for just getting by with the least amount of effort. Our system is geared to the pace of teaching just what is necessary for average quality.

    • @brittneyjohnson7066
      @brittneyjohnson7066 Год назад +2

      That would be me too. I had the same thing happen to me as well.

    • @jamesbosworth4191
      @jamesbosworth4191 Год назад

      Except at White schools. THEY teach their White students much more than the minimum.

    • @aarondigby5054
      @aarondigby5054 Год назад +2

      Sad but true.

    • @SJ-ni6iy
      @SJ-ni6iy Год назад

      Teachers can’t teach anymore because of the discipline problems and disrespect. Politicians want to divide us and have us focus on the wrong things, concerning public schools. The kids are attacking the teachers and each other.

    • @lee399
      @lee399 Год назад +2

      cdmcintyre1854 well said.
      Public schools nowadays are paced for average at best, but usually more towards failure, victimhood and indoctrination.

  • @humbledriver2536
    @humbledriver2536 Год назад +2

    Racism. Alive and quiet well in this the United States of Amerikkka.
    As a retired history teacher, I took great pride in constructing and offering my version of US History during February's Black History Month.
    I set aside the text and conducted daily lectures from the History books and journals authored by black historians. Factual. I was willing to face termination by circumventing school district curriculum in order to tell the true story of black history articulated by black historians. Such as comparing the Black Panthers of yesteryear to today's movie line and not only the blood line of blacks but the great yet hidden amazing accomplishments of blacks.
    I brought all my books into my classroom for the students to check out as each was given an assignment to read and write a summary of the book they read due before March 1.
    The exam was constructed from my lectures. All students were offered note-taking lessons as well and were permitted to use their notes during the exam.
    The surprise by most of the students were accompanied by their joy of finally learning Factual historical events actors by black historians and ancestors of the race.

  • @royalblue1784
    @royalblue1784 Год назад +2

    Wowwwwww! Father God shift them right back into these kids presence! Chicago shall be saved!

  • @lisasykes624
    @lisasykes624 Год назад +11

    I got to give you a Amen brother....because a man is so powerful he can lead an army.... Him and only him... That's why God made him a leader of the family.. the source of a Nation 😐...

  • @ceejane-c4r
    @ceejane-c4r Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing this story !

  • @rodneymizell4129
    @rodneymizell4129 Год назад +14

    Much Respect !!!! Salaam !!!

  • @vedales8670
    @vedales8670 Год назад +1

    Care must always come first.

  • @ernestmwape
    @ernestmwape Год назад +53

    And this man knows himself too well. His name and religion being associated with transformation and success is reason for fear in some circles. Reminds me of Malcom X mentality❤🎉

    • @distr.atrny.8702
      @distr.atrny.8702 Год назад

      It's a shame his own kind destroyed him...afraid of the truth Malcom X.

    • @ataye1
      @ataye1 Год назад

      Taught by the same

    • @distr.atrny.8702
      @distr.atrny.8702 Год назад

      What's wrong with knowing....staying WOKE!!! That Black man cares about his own! IS THERE A PROBLEM WITH SUCH!?!? Black people in numbers, IS power!!!

    • @ernestmwape
      @ernestmwape Год назад

      @@distr.atrny.8702 everything is right. Dd i miss something or it is u misinterpreting what i said🤷‍♂️

  • @TheJd195555
    @TheJd195555 Год назад +1

    Thank you Sir as I just watched your video. Never lose heart ♥ to your vision you have for your people in bringing out the best in them.
    THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU, SIR

  • @bettyjones973
    @bettyjones973 Год назад +19

    Well what are the parents, teachers and community doing about it🤔. Movement is the key. Talking does little.

  • @deborahzenquis4666
    @deborahzenquis4666 Год назад +1

    Keep up the GREAT works.

  • @GiftFromGod4U
    @GiftFromGod4U Год назад +20

    One of the most riveting and passionate introductions/tributes I've EVER heard. I now feel like I know Dr. Muhammad. (I am calling him "Dr." intentionally. 💯)

  • @dinawells5298
    @dinawells5298 Год назад +1

    The world is corrupt and I don't understand why. Why does this have to happen. I wish I could get off this planet cuz I don't want to be around most of the people on it . God bless you and I hope and pray you all get back in those schools

  • @williemuhammad80
    @williemuhammad80 Год назад +27

    GOD BLESS THOSE 🙏 WHO ARE WILLING TO LOVE THOSE CONSIDERED NOT WORTHY! NO MATTER OUR TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS FROM THOSE WHO SAY THEY ARE UN LOVEABLE!

  • @gloriasmith7797
    @gloriasmith7797 Год назад +1

    "A system cannot fail those it was never built to protect!!!." We need to build our own!!.

  • @vanessagoodwin9339
    @vanessagoodwin9339 Год назад +15

    We need black men like them

  • @bigmamassoul8323
    @bigmamassoul8323 Год назад +2

    Thank you for your dedication to our youth 🙏🙏💖

  • @masterkey7368
    @masterkey7368 Год назад +19

    Real Love An Real Compassion For Our Children An Each Other ❤!!! At One With GOD Always!!!

  • @deerocker6987
    @deerocker6987 Год назад +4

    This happens all of the time. America can be a wicked place at times.

  • @julieannwalters9838
    @julieannwalters9838 Год назад +26

    I went to the first black catholic school 1-8 grade in Brooklyn, we were taught black history with books. So I taught my children black history. We need our black teachers, and our history to grow.

    • @MrArtVein
      @MrArtVein Год назад

      There were Black history books????!!

  • @pamelahenderson3166
    @pamelahenderson3166 Год назад +2

    Absolutely let’s build a charter school and keep our leaders in position to stand in integrity to help change lives Amen 🙏 to our brilliant educators thank you for caring 🌹 one of Gods Jewels thank you for sharing .

  • @stephaniebowser2630
    @stephaniebowser2630 Год назад +11

    Guess the goal is obvious! Sad!
    I don't have much, but I would be willing to contribute towards a school, specifically for Black Chicago children. 😍

  • @tinawinston4125
    @tinawinston4125 Год назад +1

    GLORY TO GOD AND AMEN!!!!! BEAUTIFULLY SHARED AND DEMONSTRATED !!! IT CAN ALSO BE DUPLICATED; AND MUST BE, IN ORDER FOR A CHANGE TO COME!!! FOR CHANGE IS POSSIBLE!!!
    LOVE IN ACTION!!!!! 🔥🔥🙏❤💯💯

  • @happybutterfly7124
    @happybutterfly7124 Год назад +8

    Mr. Mohammad said the same thing I've been saying for years; Somebody is making money even though lots of children fail or drop out of school. Just like it was WORK for the slaves to learn to read and write, now it's WORK to get ALL children educated in order to live a productive life. In 1960/1961, a group of Black teachers at my school in Philadelphia, PA, decided to provide extra school lessons for students who were doing well. We got jr high instructions while in 5th grade. They dedicated their personal time after school and took us on cultural arts trips on weekends. Regarding the State tests given: When I took the state exam in the 12th grade, the only reason I knew some of those answers was bc I learned them in the 5th grade thru those teachers and bc I was placed in college prep English even though I was training to be a secretary. NOBODY CAN PASS A TEST ON SOMETHING THEY'VE NEVER LEARNED. I pray that parents, family members, neighbors as well as professionals can create programs outside of schools in churches, rec centers, etc. You see how those in charge of "the"system" are building obstacles by firing GOOD employees? Then we have to climb over the obstacles and make a way to educate ALL children. IT WILL TAKE A VILLAGE TO GET IT DONE. Folks must also get involved politically. VOTES IN EVERY ELECTION means something! Get volunteers to commit to 2 hrs a week and set up a tag team system to cover the extra educational needs. And with love, don't forget some cookies and juice after they get their school work done. No kid usually turns down the PROMISE of cookies and juice.😊 Sports are cool, but we all know everybody will not be drafted, so all kids need education first. Don't get discouraged & give up if some kids drop out. Hope & pray they will stay out of trouble.

  • @daniaa.oliva-pena7338
    @daniaa.oliva-pena7338 Год назад +1

    Power message, thank you for sharing it .

  • @CitizensK
    @CitizensK Год назад +6

    The pure Love of God for one another is so POWERFUL.

  • @bribone2000
    @bribone2000 Год назад +4

    I praise God for the success attained. However, we can talk about the system all day, but loving children starts with teaching and correction at home, and reinforced in school. The vacuum isn’t bad schools, it is no structure or correction at home. None of that ever gets mentioned.

  • @jewels5642
    @jewels5642 Год назад +7

    I've heard of that happening in other states, too!

  • @spacecomet128
    @spacecomet128 Год назад +3

    Sounds like someone was jealous of the power this man commands. It doesn’t sound like power but compassion.

  • @ShakaamaPolitics
    @ShakaamaPolitics Год назад +8

    It's always about money. They make $1 MM on transgender operation. You're going to have a HARD time fixing that. The prisons make close to a trillion dollars. You're going to have an impossible time fixing that. Then consider, as Dr. Umar Johnson said, the school, medication, prison pathway is all rooted in money. Black parents are wising up. Black parents are THE largest group, whites included, removing their children out of public school and homeschooling them. Unfortunately 99% of those are married Black couples. So that whole single mom thing is a yoke around the kids' necks that is another impossibility to remove.
    For the ones left in the public schools, my hopes and prayers go out to you. Hopefully this young man will help, if he gets help.

  • @misstee4662
    @misstee4662 Год назад +1

    ❤️🖤💚👑💯 "And Still I Rise"

  • @CitizensK
    @CitizensK Год назад +6

    Love transforms when it is pure and unconditional from the heart MEN AND WOMEN. LOVE is for everyone people don't won't you to Love that's the problem with people today. They Hate. Themselves by choice. We as a people are family cousins we all came from the same place Heaven. A place of LOVE.

  • @Iamyinkadavies
    @Iamyinkadavies Год назад

    Oh my dear family how is this project going?
    May mercy speak for our great teachers and our children in the mighty name of JESUS CHRIST amen

  • @jewelhinton-warren5960
    @jewelhinton-warren5960 Год назад +33

    I went to an All Black school from k-12 and we didn't have problems like the kids are having in school today 🙃 I'm glad i went to an All Black school 😊

    • @respiratoryed
      @respiratoryed Год назад +1

      Bussing didn’t work!!!

    • @SJ-ni6iy
      @SJ-ni6iy Год назад +1

      @@respiratoryedthe worst mistake made, was to close smaller schools and remove students from their communities.

    • @Michelle-pn9xt
      @Michelle-pn9xt Год назад

      I went to an all black high school. The students were hateful.

    • @jewelhinton-warren5960
      @jewelhinton-warren5960 Год назад

      I went to an All Black school too from k-12 and I didn't have any problems!! I loved going to school every day 😊