We need to keep the same energy to keep our Black history alive as the Jews who actively keep the memory of the Holocaust alive. I respect their position to remember who they are and what they experienced. We are witnessing a movement that has erased part of our Black history and is working tirelessly to erase our entire history. Emmett Till is part of that history that they have tried to hide. It pains me to see our people rallying around and supporting those who would like to wish us and our rich Black history away. We exist and always have existed. Project 2025 is slated to eliminate the Department of Education to eliminate Critical Race Theory from the schools to re-write our Country's history to portray it the way they wish it to be. Many people have not had the benefit of their elders recounting the trials and tribulations they went through as Blacks trying to survive during the pre-civil rights era. As a Boomer, it hasn't been that long since I personally experienced some adversity, and going back is not an option. It's not in my DNA to go back.
Agree 100% with this comment. One point of clarification. We also have to fight propaganda with facts. CRT has NEVER been taught in K-12 schools. It is a 3rd-year law school elective course, generally pursued by those going into the criminal law field. This propaganda was started with the "1619 project" and Nikole Hannah-Jones attempt (along with historians nationwide), to expand the telling of History to K-12 students. This would have included a broader and more accurate inclusion of blacks and others within the framework of American history. It would have included more of our trials AND our contributions. THAT is what prompted the CRT propaganda to be introduced into the public political conversation, but it is not accurate. Right now Texas controls all the Educational books that are distributed countrywide and they have been active in trying to change/minimize even the existing history that we DO learn about blacks and others. Whites didn't want their kids to "feel bad" about learning the truth about this country, so CRT propaganda ensued. If we are fighting back, we have to fight back on the right playing field, by starting with facts.
I'm so incensed that some people crazily believe that abuse and brutality by some people against other people is ok and that some would support an individual who spreads hate, division, degrading and demeaning of some people is the "American Way". Thank you Professor Hunter for this very critically needed discussion.
Where does Diddy, Dr. Dre, Jay Z, R. Kelly, Russell Simmons, Usher, and so many like them fall when it comes to abusing the black community? Let’s talk about that.
I downloaded the book after Shonda Rhimes’ post. It is so informative. I can’t explain how comprehensive this book is. It really should be required reading. I was listening to this book on the way early vote. I’m so disappointed that some black folk don’t appreciate all the people who sacrificed, who died, who suffered for us to have this right. I stumbled on a picture of Emmitt Till as little girl in Jet magazine. I read they published it every year. Just knowing someone could do that to child stayed with me but I am so grateful I learned about it and continued to learn. Thank you for sharing about this book because I have been sitting with it since yesterday and I wanted someone to talk about it.
Among their other deeply affecting displays, the DuSable Museum in Chicago has a powerful memorial to Emmett Till. I encourage anyone here, or who visits the city, to view it. NEVER forget ✊🏽
@KarenHunterShow yes! And I'm so appreciative of Dr. Kim in Knubia. A Knubia curated walk-thru of the museum, and this display housed in its own building, would be incredible.
I'm saddened to see black men voting for trump. I uave a new co worker who is a black man. Who is a Trumper. I'd like to talk him out of it and tell him why. But I don't know him well enough to have that conversation. I did tell him to listen to DR. Hunter. I will be buying this book by the way thank you for telling us about it.
Don't waste your time. I also have a coworker that's a Black Trump supporter and he has only dug his hills in deeper when spoken to about it. When he got himself into a situation with that affected his job his Black coworkers came together and helped him and his family. That's why we felt comfortable enough to speak to him. I no longer speak to him or have anything to.do with him. I want nothing to do with people that are willing to participate in their own destruction.
Emmett…such a handsome young man with such bright eyes. Who knows what great things he might have done had he been allowed to live his life. My ❤ goes out to his mother.
Black men voting for Trump is like voting for Lester Maddox,George Wallace,Bull Connor,Ross Barnett,Strum Therman,Barry Goldwater,J Edgar Hoover,did I leave anyone out?
@veteransponderosafarm8841 Not going back to the days of killing Black, White Supremacy, and trying to take the rights away from Black people. Not educating Black people. Trump Project 2025, they don't want Black people to be educated being in positions on power! Caucasian people will be the minority by 2030.
So happy that you’ll be interviewing this author, Prof. Hunter. I actually got the book because you mentioned it last week very briefly so I checked for it. The writing is excellent. This author speaks about the “erasure of history” and he is so right. Can’t wait for your interview 🙏🏾
I saw that cover as a child. I never ever forgot it. It's why I watched my baby brother like a hawk and to this day, though he is a grown and married man. It is the stuff of nightmares. The stuff of terror.
My heart aches at the thought of man's in humanity to man...that there are so many people who believe these kinds of atrocities are ok. I can't imagine raising my child to feel that its righteous to brutalize another human being.
This is America 🇺🇸 and has been the mindset of some Americans for decades on decades. I recall learning the true account of Emitt Till's tragic story as a teenager in the early 1990's. That story has stayed with me since the summer of 1993. Similarly, Fred Hampton's gravesite in Bethel, Louisiana has been rattled and defaced with bullets year after year until a bullet-proof cover was placed over his headstone around a few years ago. Those who try to obfuscate history and deny truth play an active role in keeping the truth hidden. A country can't truly progress until it faces it wrongs and seeks to repair them.
When you mentioned Morgan Freeman, we have to remember that some people move in silence. They don't need the praise of men to do something right. They feel good enough within themselves.
He very loudly says a lot of things that sound like he would like to forget and just move forward. No other ethnic group is required to do that. We remember what happened to the Jewish in Europe as a part of our childhood education and that happened across the ocean we should be required to learn about the atrocities against black people here in the USA.
@@viviharris2131 I agree that we shouldn't forget what happened to us, but that doesn't negate the fact that some good deeds don't need to be spread by the doer. Sometimes, people only do good things to be praised by man who forgets two days later.
I had commented on a similar subject some time ago about the whole Emmett till situation and I got crickets🦗 I commented on the fact that some of the men that kidnapped Emmett we're black men. They were inside of the barn, they were outside of the barn listening to him scream. That same yassa boss DNA exist today in the people that say with their full chest that they are voting for a white supremacist🤷🏿
One of the reasons some of us don't know our family history is because many didn't talk about it. I grew up not knowing my grandparents had siblings or anything about them. My father never spoke of or mentioned he had aunts,uncles,cousins ever. I don't even know if he knew they existed.
Shout out to the all black Muslim school in Atlanta that raised me. They made sure we that watched and also studied eyes on the prize as well as other documentaries.
I hope you all never find out the horrors of George Washington Carvers childhood. I’m from Tuskegee and we know the history not shared in text books. I hope one day we can heal these old wounds.
Just imagine this is only one of the few horrific incidents that we know of we also know of many other horrific incidents but how many we don't know of?
Rosewood- my grandfather was a descendant. Of of rosewwood he lived because he was one of first black pullman porter and when they came he was on the train.
OMG!!!!! I know that voice I’ve spoken to the author too many times. I can’t want to read his book. He’s a decent man. Please msg me the date of the interview. HISTORY cannot be repeated 😢 Karen always grateful for you and ALL U DO!
According to my mother the Mississippi Delta had more interracial kids due to rape! My mother and father had many stories. When I was a child my family often took road trips down south. When we passed the Mississippi River my dad would say this river has thousands of lynched dead bodies.
We are sick as our secrets. The Emmit Till story breaks my heart. I am infuriated by the ones who determine how American history is written. I didn’t know about the Oklahoma massacre until I was in my 70’s! WTF!
100% spot on KM & KH! ❤ Bravo!👏🏿 Bravo!✊🏿 Bravo!🫅🏿 Our pain isn't seeing and knowing the TRUTH about the depravities of past to present-day racism. 🤔⛓️🤔 Our pain is learning that too many of us are complicit in perpetuating the LIES of the racist culprits. 🙈🙊🙉
With that question, if the ship is sinking and you're in the ship do you try to keep it afloat or as the captain typically commands his passengers, do you, “ABANDON SHIP”? What did the survivors of the Titanic do in this situation?
@@KarenHunterShow so, are you suggesting North America is the only continent on the planet Earth? I recently came back from visiting countries in Africa and encountered many black Americans who “abandoned” the deeply-rooted racism in the US and are now happy and thriving. Racism is in the roots. It's the foundation that can't be uprooted no matter how hard you all try. Thinking you're an extremely young intern.
Thats just aweful people destroyed his sign. Omg this has to stop. What happened to him an others should of never happened. I just wish people could just respect each other and be peaceful
What can we do besides vote? I have little black boys and girls that this world makes me feel like I should apologize for even bringing them into this world. The weight of your skin color being a problem for so many just because….
Peace! What can we do besides vote? Please purchase a copy of “Message To The Blackman In America”…by The Honorable Elijah Muhammad.. peruse it and share copies with others!
"Change your words into truth, and then change that truth into love..." "..and maybe our children's grandchildren And their great-great grandchildren will tell." Stevie Wonder
The more you speak lies, the more powerful they become. "Life and death are in the power (a capability) of the tongue." . Those who control your choices are second in power to those who control your identity. People racialized black are the most passionate about the ideology of freedom, liberty, and justice for all. They express the greatest hope in the American Dream." A land of promise, opportunity. A place of salvation, destination immigrants, instead of what it has always been for them. Just one more election away from the Reckoning with the awakening. Realizing the truth. that a lie cannot believe in itself. It needs you to keep it alive. Black lies matter. Black lives don't. Knowledge is power. The Truth shall make you free.
@99alfailiwaqain51 "So why fight a losing battle by trying to be recognized as something you are not and never will be. " Elijah Muhammad And one of those things, you never were, are not, and never will be is black. Message from and to, the racialized Blackman in America.
Teach them who they are. Tell them your family history. (If you don't know, ask elders questions to know.) Teach them their (black) history and culture. Teach them the truth about systemic racism and real life. Build their self esteem, and if their father isn't active, get strong BM in their lives. (Be vigilant though.) Teach them to love themselves, instill confidence and to love being black. We're much more than our pain and suffering. We're a great people who also did great things.
@@KarenHunterShow if you can get out of your indoctrination,the real polls themselves show that she is a trash candidate.Is she going to stop the genocide on the continent of Africa?Is she going to stop the Genocide on the Palestinian people?Is she for reparations for Black Americans whose history traces back to slavery and Jim Crow?Is she running on blackness to still your inheritance and basks in your blackness (that doesn’t belong to her) just until she wins?Her so-called Jamaican father comes from a line of slave owners.Her mother is of Brahmin Indian descent.(by the way).Considered White)The highest caste in that caste system.Is she taking money from AIPAC?Let me know if you want more.
Trump doesn’t scare me,ignorant Americans specially Black Americans scare me!Either candidate is a continuum of white supremacy which we have been living in since we got here.What policies does mammy Harris have to change white supremacy and police brutality?Oh she doesn’t cause that is what she is!
I'm appalled at the number of black people who don't understand that incidents like this is what is meant by MAGA. Great show Dr. Hunter.
Exactly
We need to keep the same energy to keep our Black history alive as the Jews who actively keep the memory of the Holocaust alive. I respect their position to remember who they are and what they experienced. We are witnessing a movement that has erased part of our Black history and is working tirelessly to erase our entire history. Emmett Till is part of that history that they have tried to hide.
It pains me to see our people rallying around and supporting those who would like to wish us and our rich Black history away. We exist and always have existed. Project 2025 is slated to eliminate the Department of Education to eliminate Critical Race Theory from the schools to re-write our Country's history to portray it the way they wish it to be.
Many people have not had the benefit of their elders recounting the trials and tribulations they went through as Blacks trying to survive during the pre-civil rights era. As a Boomer, it hasn't been that long since I personally experienced some adversity, and going back is not an option. It's not in my DNA to go back.
Agree 100% with this comment.
One point of clarification. We also have to fight propaganda with facts. CRT has NEVER been taught in K-12 schools. It is a 3rd-year law school elective course, generally pursued by those going into the criminal law field. This propaganda was started with the "1619 project" and Nikole Hannah-Jones attempt (along with historians nationwide), to expand the telling of History to K-12 students. This would have included a broader and more accurate inclusion of blacks and others within the framework of American history. It would have included more of our trials AND our contributions. THAT is what prompted the CRT propaganda to be introduced into the public political conversation, but it is not accurate. Right now Texas controls all the Educational books that are distributed countrywide and they have been active in trying to change/minimize even the existing history that we DO learn about blacks and others. Whites didn't want their kids to "feel bad" about learning the truth about this country, so CRT propaganda ensued. If we are fighting back, we have to fight back on the right playing field, by starting with facts.
I'm so incensed that some people crazily believe that abuse and brutality by some people against other people is ok and that some would support an individual who spreads hate, division, degrading and demeaning of some people is the "American Way". Thank you Professor Hunter for this very critically needed discussion.
Exactly
Where does Diddy, Dr. Dre, Jay Z, R. Kelly, Russell Simmons, Usher, and so many like them fall when it comes to abusing the black community? Let’s talk about that.
I downloaded the book after Shonda Rhimes’ post. It is so informative. I can’t explain how comprehensive this book is. It really should be required reading. I was listening to this book on the way early vote. I’m so disappointed that some black folk don’t appreciate all the people who sacrificed, who died, who suffered for us to have this right.
I stumbled on a picture of Emmitt Till as little girl in Jet magazine. I read they published it every year. Just knowing someone could do that to child stayed with me but I am so grateful I learned about it and continued to learn.
Thank you for sharing about this book because I have been sitting with it since yesterday and I wanted someone to talk about it.
Among their other deeply affecting displays, the DuSable Museum in Chicago has a powerful memorial to Emmett Till. I encourage anyone here, or who visits the city, to view it. NEVER forget ✊🏽
have you seen it? You know Dr. Kim is part of Knubia.
@KarenHunterShow yes! And I'm so appreciative of Dr. Kim in Knubia. A Knubia curated walk-thru of the museum, and this display housed in its own building, would be incredible.
@@karenl7786 we did that with Dr. Carr this year.
I'm saddened to see black men voting for trump. I uave a new co worker who is a black man. Who is a Trumper. I'd like to talk him out of it and tell him why. But I don't know him well enough to have that conversation. I did tell him to listen to DR. Hunter. I will be buying this book by the way thank you for telling us about it.
Pisses me off to no end!
@@kerrissedai6857Why?
Don't waste your time. I also have a coworker that's a Black Trump supporter and he has only dug his hills in deeper when spoken to about it. When he got himself into a situation with that affected his job his Black coworkers came together and helped him and his family. That's why we felt comfortable enough to speak to him. I no longer speak to him or have anything to.do with him. I want nothing to do with people that are willing to participate in their own destruction.
Watching from the UK 🇬🇧 😢. Actually watched Till last night. Black Americans must vote
yup.
Emmett…such a handsome young man with such bright eyes. Who knows what great things he might have done had he been allowed to live his life. My ❤ goes out to his mother.
Black men voting for Trump is like voting for
Lester Maddox,George Wallace,Bull Connor,Ross Barnett,Strum Therman,Barry Goldwater,J Edgar
Hoover,did I leave anyone out?
The Bush's
We’ve suffered enough. And I’m including all the ancestors who were kidnapped. We are not going back.
Back to where if I may ask?
Absolutely Not Going Back!!!
Everyone should read the book. Literally trying to erase our history to rewrite the narrative.
@@karolyn3102You can't go back to a place that you've never left.
@veteransponderosafarm8841 Not going back to the days of killing Black, White Supremacy, and trying to take the rights away from Black people. Not educating Black people. Trump Project 2025, they don't want Black people to be educated being in positions on power! Caucasian people will be the minority by 2030.
So happy that you’ll be interviewing this author, Prof. Hunter. I actually got the book because you mentioned it last week very briefly so I checked for it. The writing is excellent. This author speaks about the “erasure of history” and he is so right. Can’t wait for your interview 🙏🏾
This is so powerful, Karen. Thank you!
#NEVERFORGET
I saw that cover as a child. I never ever forgot it. It's why I watched my baby brother like a hawk and to this day, though he is a grown and married man. It is the stuff of nightmares. The stuff of terror.
I love the depth of emotion and insight in the video. Thank you, Prof. Hunter!
This is so incredibly sad! And upsetting. I'm getting the book and Coates book. We need to preserve our history.
My heart aches at the thought of man's in humanity to man...that there are so many people who believe these kinds of atrocities are ok. I can't imagine raising my child to feel that its righteous to brutalize another human being.
Some uncomfortable history. As Paul Simon sang. Once I look back on all the crap I learned in High School. It’s a wonder I can think at all.😭
Excellent discussion
This is America 🇺🇸 and has been the mindset of some Americans for decades on decades. I recall learning the true account of Emitt Till's tragic story as a teenager in the early 1990's. That story has stayed with me since the summer of 1993. Similarly, Fred Hampton's gravesite in Bethel, Louisiana has been rattled and defaced with bullets year after year until a bullet-proof cover was placed over his headstone around a few years ago. Those who try to obfuscate history and deny truth play an active role in keeping the truth hidden. A country can't truly progress until it faces it wrongs and seeks to repair them.
My heart hurts knowing that people with guns would not even allow the memorial signs for Emmitt Till to exist. So much hate.....😢 so much hurt.
When you mentioned Morgan Freeman, we have to remember that some people move in silence. They don't need the praise of men to do something right. They feel good enough within themselves.
He very loudly says a lot of things that sound like he would like to forget and just move forward. No other ethnic group is required to do that. We remember what happened to the Jewish in Europe as a part of our childhood education and that happened across the ocean we should be required to learn about the atrocities against black people here in the USA.
@@viviharris2131 I agree that we shouldn't forget what happened to us, but that doesn't negate the fact that some good deeds don't need to be spread by the doer. Sometimes, people only do good things to be praised by man who forgets two days later.
I'll definitely get this book. Thank you for speaking on it.
I love Dr Mitchell’s note taking
Just bought the book right now... Thanks, Professor.
Inhumanity maliciousness and stupidity go hand in hand with bigotry
I had commented on a similar subject some time ago about the whole Emmett till situation and I got crickets🦗 I commented on the fact that some of the men that kidnapped Emmett we're black men. They were inside of the barn, they were outside of the barn listening to him scream. That same yassa boss DNA exist today in the people that say with their full chest that they are voting for a white supremacist🤷🏿
One of the reasons some of us don't know our family history is because many didn't talk about it. I grew up not knowing my grandparents had siblings or anything about them. My father never spoke of or mentioned he had aunts,uncles,cousins ever. I don't even know if he knew they existed.
Shout out to the all black Muslim school in Atlanta that raised me. They made sure we that watched and also studied eyes on the prize as well as other documentaries.
You are so right. I tell my grandchildren the truth from history. We have to know the truth and be set free. That's the Word.
My household was made to know about the atrocities.
You’ve got me listening to Nina Simone “Mississippi Goddam”.
I hope you all never find out the horrors of George Washington Carvers childhood. I’m from Tuskegee and we know the history not shared in text books. I hope one day we can heal these old wounds.
Is there a book that details it? TU is my alma mater. I never heard this side of his story.
Just imagine this is only one of the few horrific incidents that we know of we also know of many other horrific incidents but how many we don't know of?
I love me some Karen Hunter!!!
Rosewood- my grandfather was a descendant. Of of rosewwood he lived because he was one of first black pullman porter and when they came he was on the train.
Another fantastic show!!!!
I grew up in Drew, MS. We know who Emmitt Till was and know exactly where that barn is. I don’t know where he was when he asked that.
This book! Prof, thanks for featuring it. Looking forward to your follow interviews.
And Carolyn Bryant suffered NO repercussions for her false claims .. REALLY???!!!
She didn't.
No justice from the current justice department. #LetsKeepFighting 💪🏾
She did as she sat in that judgment seat…..
Our history is so sad, but it’s better to know it than not 😢
and it's also to be proud of...we are still here. Look at where we are. Look at you! We are undefeated!
Hello Professor Hunter and commenters
Talk sisters!!! TALK!!!
Great video, thanks for sharing!
OMG!!!!! I know that voice I’ve spoken to the author too many times. I can’t want to read his book. He’s a decent man. Please msg me the date of the interview. HISTORY cannot be repeated 😢 Karen always grateful for you and ALL U DO!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for the powerful message. Vote blue, please and thank you. 💙💙🥃💙💙
According to my mother the Mississippi Delta had more interracial kids due to rape! My mother and father had many stories. When I was a child my family often took road trips down south. When we passed the Mississippi River my dad would say this river has thousands of lynched dead bodies.
Just ordered my copy of, "The Barn."
MONSTERS!!! the devil's seed. through out history. period
Protected by double jeopardy laws and was paid to testify. 😮😢
If you want something you’ve never had, you have to do something you’ve never done.
Voting democrat or republican will not suffice.
NEWSFLASH...America is the way it is FOR A REASON.
We are sick as our secrets. The Emmit Till story breaks my heart. I am infuriated by the ones who determine how American history is written. I didn’t know about the Oklahoma massacre until I was in my 70’s! WTF!
OMG!! Every iteration needs consideration!!
I’m 3 hours into the Audible. This is a richly crafted work. If anyone has other recommendations please let me know.
Amen and Ameen
Why do we still think that we are dealing with fellow human beings ?
Preach sisters. A lot of us is so out of touch with reality that we can’t see what’s going on right in front of our face.SMDH
Morgan Freeman was born in Mississippi
100% spot on KM & KH! ❤
Bravo!👏🏿 Bravo!✊🏿 Bravo!🫅🏿
Our pain isn't seeing and knowing the TRUTH about the depravities of past to present-day racism. 🤔⛓️🤔
Our pain is learning that too many of us are complicit in perpetuating the LIES of the racist culprits. 🙈🙊🙉
He was a teenager. They brutalized a minor. You cannot be human to do this to another individual.
I recall Bill Duke saying in an interview that his parents saw black folks being roasted like pigs. I will never forget that story.
Yet again an example of Truth being the highest form of currency out here!
Emmitt Till Dad was also hung while he was in the military.
I just got the book.
😢❤
😢😢😢😢😢😢!
And the third commercial is One for Isreal...😂😢
Are we fighting to right a sinking ship?
are we in the ship?
With that question, if the ship is sinking and you're in the ship do you try to keep it afloat or as the captain typically commands his passengers, do you, “ABANDON SHIP”?
What did the survivors of the Titanic do in this situation?
@@toreyhorton1789 abandoning it to where? Do you have a lifeboat ready to take you away?
@@KarenHunterShow so, are you suggesting North America is the only continent on the planet Earth? I recently came back from visiting countries in Africa and encountered many black Americans who “abandoned” the deeply-rooted racism in the US and are now happy and thriving. Racism is in the roots. It's the foundation that can't be uprooted no matter how hard you all try.
Thinking you're an extremely young intern.
Damn
Karen I have not even finished T Coates book yet. I am getting a recording for all my books to come.
Thats just aweful people destroyed his sign. Omg this has to stop. What happened to him an others should of never happened. I just wish people could just respect each other and be peaceful
No matter how many signs they desecrate, We will NEVER let this country forget Emmett Till.
They can’t handle the truth.,,
THE 8 MEN WILL BE JUDGED IF NOT ALL ALREADY BEEN JUDGED, REVENGE IS THE LORD.
There is no god.
Hateful then. Still hateful now. In 2024 in different clothing
I forgot the Bush’s
America is doing it again in Gaza
Not sure why we are surprised...😢
Drew is right above Ruleville where Fannie Lou Hamer lived and worked.
🤔🤔
What can we do besides vote? I have little black boys and girls that this world makes me feel like I should apologize for even bringing them into this world. The weight of your skin color being a problem for so many just because….
Peace! What can we do besides vote? Please purchase a copy of “Message To The Blackman In America”…by The Honorable Elijah Muhammad.. peruse it and share copies with others!
"Change your words into truth, and then change that truth into love..."
"..and maybe our children's grandchildren
And their great-great grandchildren will tell." Stevie Wonder
The more you speak lies, the more powerful they become.
"Life and death are in the power (a capability) of the tongue."
. Those who control your choices are second in power to those who control your identity. People racialized black are the most passionate about the ideology of freedom, liberty, and justice for all. They express the greatest hope in the American Dream." A land of promise, opportunity. A place of salvation, destination immigrants, instead of what it has always been for them. Just one more election away from the Reckoning with the awakening. Realizing the truth. that a lie cannot believe in itself. It needs you to keep it alive. Black lies matter. Black lives don't.
Knowledge is power. The Truth shall make you free.
@99alfailiwaqain51
"So why fight a losing battle by trying to be recognized as something you are not and never will be. " Elijah Muhammad
And one of those things, you never were, are not, and never will be is black.
Message from and to, the racialized Blackman in America.
Teach them who they are. Tell them your family history. (If you don't know, ask elders questions to know.) Teach them their (black) history and culture. Teach them the truth about systemic racism and real life. Build their self esteem, and if their father isn't active, get strong BM in their lives. (Be vigilant though.) Teach them to love themselves, instill confidence and to love being black. We're much more than our pain and suffering. We're a great people who also did great things.
Karen what are you listening to your books through, a nook or what?
audible...
Neither one of the trash candidates deserves a black vote.Enjoy your weed!
please explain (with facts to back up your view) how Kamala Harris is a trash candidate.
Are you voting for a candidate or are you voting for your life? I
@@londiel5849 A vote of no confidence is a vote believed it or not and I have no confidence in either party.
@@KarenHunterShow if you can get out of your indoctrination,the real polls themselves show that she is a trash candidate.Is she going to stop the genocide on the continent of Africa?Is she going to stop the Genocide on the Palestinian people?Is she for reparations for Black Americans whose history traces back to slavery and Jim Crow?Is she running on blackness to still your inheritance and basks in your blackness (that doesn’t belong to her) just until she wins?Her so-called Jamaican father comes from a line of slave owners.Her mother is of Brahmin Indian descent.(by the way).Considered White)The highest caste in that caste system.Is she taking money from AIPAC?Let me know if you want more.
Trump doesn’t scare me,ignorant Americans specially Black Americans scare me!Either candidate is a continuum of white supremacy which we have been living in since we got here.What policies does mammy Harris have to change white supremacy and police brutality?Oh she doesn’t cause that is what she is!
16:38 i believe it was @uncpappy who said that