This is so wonderful! I am smiling in my heart viewing this video and learning about all these amazing people of high melanin and all they accomplished.
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As a white woman whose been appalled and spoke out against injustice against black folks my entire life, I can see now that I'm in my 40s that desegregation was to hurt black folks, not help them. Put them in poverty and bring them down to the level of behavior of the many of the poor whites. Me being among those "poor whites" so I've seen it 1st hand. If left alone black folks would have continued to elevate their own people, continue improving their own businesses, community and even their own infrastructure. There would be next to no poverty in the black community if they'd been left alone to continue their own amazing progress they made since finally freed from slavery. Oh yes Jim Crow and institutionalized racism was and is horrible. But black folks had already created their own wonderful society w the style and grace that black folks posses in abundance. That a whole lot of white folks have always envied them for. They integrated them fully into this American mystery Babylon system just to keep them from excelling. As they obviously were excelling even in this racist evil society. Oh and y'all the true Biblical Israelites of the Bible. I knew this way back in 1987, as I started reading the Bible for myself at 5. It's so obvious when we just read the Book in context for ourselves and don't listen to false doctrines taught in sun day churches. And it's gonna be much longer till the entire world is made to know this Truth. It's gonna be amazing for your people. But keep in mind, it's not the end of all that's to come. They'll be a return exodus along w reparations. I hope no one is deceived enough to chose to stay in mystery Babylon America. She gets her destruction just after the true Biblical Israelites are liberated from this land of captivity "Come out of her my people, be ye not partakers of her sins and receive not of her plagues" Revelation 18
at 7:10 the moors are shown in fezzes with the sign that says "welcome nobles". they are wearing their fezzes and riding horseback. this was the time when the subrogation of moorish identity was being done by the foreign modern [EUROPEANS] in this video who were doing business as [SHRINERS]. Fortunately for us, we know who we are now. Everyone formerly unlawfully branded as [NEGRO, BLACK, COLORED, AFRICAN AMERICAN] actually has a nationality and a birthright at america that makes us the heirs to all land all natural resources and all commerce here on our home land. millions of us did not come here on tens of thousands of slave ships which is why you cannot find all those fictitious ships. we have always been here. this was our land as written in the law and for this we are greatfulle! 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦 ❤️❤️❤️
"That's right, that's right we bad !!!" Richard Pryor. " I got soul, and I'm Super Bad!" and "Say it loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud !"James Brown.✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾💖💖💖👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
This is an amazing film from the mid 1950's. It has very rare footage of prominent African-Americans from that time period since Hollywood and the media mostly ignored that demographic. It reminds me of The Negro Story segment of the 1951 movie It's a Big Country. That movie was released by MGM and had different segments illustrating the contributions of different ethnic groups to America. The segments were told in story form with MGM stars at the time playing roles. The Negro Story was the only segment that was in documentary form. Some of the footage was in color. I suspect that it was done this way because Southern movie theaters still had a habit at that time of eliminating black actors from the prints that were sent from Hollywood studios. In response, studios would put black actors in a ten minute segment in their movies because ten minutes was the running time of a reel of 35mm film. Usually it was a music or dance number that could be easily skipped over without a break in the plot.
I'm old enough to remember narrators who sounded kinda weird like that. I recognized a few of the men and women this film honored. I was glad to see this tribute and see their faces. But I know that back in the 1950's the prejudice and persecutions were still in full swing.
Hulan Jack was an immigrant from saint Lucia, should i a descendant of slaves be gratified an immigrant was the first in my country, where are my in the mud forefathers? No sir I'm not!
everything on your page is gold to our people!
This is so wonderful! I am smiling in my heart viewing this video and learning about all these amazing people of high melanin and all they accomplished.
Black Americans are an amazing and incredible people.
One of my favorite channels. Worthwhile, intelligent, productive, informative. I just can't say enough good things about how much I respect this channel
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As a white woman whose been appalled and spoke out against injustice against black folks my entire life, I can see now that I'm in my 40s that desegregation was to hurt black folks, not help them. Put them in poverty and bring them down to the level of behavior of the many of the poor whites. Me being among those "poor whites" so I've seen it 1st hand. If left alone black folks would have continued to elevate their own people, continue improving their own businesses, community and even their own infrastructure. There would be next to no poverty in the black community if they'd been left alone to continue their own amazing progress they made since finally freed from slavery. Oh yes Jim Crow and institutionalized racism was and is horrible. But black folks had already created their own wonderful society w the style and grace that black folks posses in abundance. That a whole lot of white folks have always envied them for. They integrated them fully into this American mystery Babylon system just to keep them from excelling. As they obviously were excelling even in this racist evil society. Oh and y'all the true Biblical Israelites of the Bible. I knew this way back in 1987, as I started reading the Bible for myself at 5. It's so obvious when we just read the Book in context for ourselves and don't listen to false doctrines taught in sun day churches. And it's gonna be much longer till the entire world is made to know this Truth. It's gonna be amazing for your people. But keep in mind, it's not the end of all that's to come. They'll be a return exodus along w reparations. I hope no one is deceived enough to chose to stay in mystery Babylon America. She gets her destruction just after the true Biblical Israelites are liberated from this land of captivity
"Come out of her my people, be ye not partakers of her sins and receive not of her plagues"
Revelation 18
at 7:10 the moors are shown in fezzes with the sign that says "welcome nobles". they are wearing their fezzes and riding horseback. this was the time when the subrogation of moorish identity was being done by the foreign modern [EUROPEANS] in this video who were doing business as [SHRINERS]. Fortunately for us, we know who we are now. Everyone formerly unlawfully branded as [NEGRO, BLACK, COLORED, AFRICAN AMERICAN] actually has a nationality and a birthright at america that makes us the heirs to all land all natural resources and all commerce here on our home land. millions of us did not come here on tens of thousands of slave ships which is why you cannot find all those fictitious ships. we have always been here. this was our land as written in the law and for this we are greatfulle! 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦 ❤️❤️❤️
I.s.l.a.m. Spread the light... Peace..
2:28 Carmel Carrington Marr was beautiful!
"That's right, that's right we bad !!!" Richard Pryor. " I got soul, and I'm Super Bad!" and "Say it loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud !"James Brown.✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾💖💖💖👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
This is an amazing film from the mid 1950's. It has very rare footage of prominent African-Americans from that time
period since Hollywood and the media mostly ignored that demographic. It reminds me of The Negro Story segment
of the 1951 movie It's a Big Country. That movie was released by MGM and had different segments illustrating the
contributions of different ethnic groups to America. The segments were told in story form with MGM stars at the
time playing roles. The Negro Story was the only segment that was in documentary form. Some of the footage was in
color. I suspect that it was done this way because Southern movie theaters still had a habit at that time of eliminating black
actors from the prints that were sent from Hollywood studios. In response, studios would put black actors in a ten minute
segment in their movies because ten minutes was the running time of a reel of 35mm film. Usually it was a music or dance
number that could be easily skipped over without a break in the plot.
I'm old enough to remember narrators who sounded kinda weird like that. I recognized a few of the men and women this film honored. I was glad to see this tribute and see their faces. But I know that back in the 1950's the prejudice and persecutions were still in full swing.
Hulan Jack was an immigrant from saint Lucia, should i a descendant of slaves be gratified an immigrant was the first in my country, where are my in the mud forefathers?
No sir I'm not!