Isn’t it interesting how the most brilliant, educated, informative people seem to be the most humble? Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with us.
Oh my - we must give a standing ovation to both of these educators of excellence. Then I must say, if I don’t EVER get to see two beautiful, bright and brilliant men of African descent ever again in this world, I am forever proud to have been given the opportunity to hear the dialogue between such great minds. You cannot just click the like and subscribe buttons - you must do more, read more and share knowledge more after listening to these two men. Thank you both for sharing your thoughts and experiences. I’m truly honored and thankful for you both. Excellent show ❤❤❤
This is the “ Whole” truth! We are stuck on stupid repeating the same thing expecting different results! Insanity! What a word; and I wholeheartedly agree!
Education has fallen so badly, that in my work life, adults wrote their phone numbers in the space for zip codes. Some could not spell “son” or “daughter “. They confused sun and son. And most didn’t know their mother’s maiden or grandmother’s name and so forth. But, they graduated from high school. And now you expect them to read? It’s so very sad. But they pronounce the words in rap and hip hop songs whether they can spell them or know not. We lived in the library. We wrote book reports with bibliographies. I don’t have children so I don’t know what is really happening in the school system. I just know what I see.
This discussion is clear that our Ancestors not just want us to survive, but thrive, by any means necessary, even if it means we need to leave to continue their hopes and dreams for us. The “mountain top” may not necessarily be in the U.S., but where our children can breathe freely. Thank you, Dr. Black & Dr. Carr ❤🖤💚
My mother went to a Rosenwald school, and she and others are proud of it. It was the only sure educational facility in Panama City, FL. And she was a basketball star there. Her picture was posted in that high school until Panama City changed the school's name.
...believing we are held captive in this land....smh, some are breaking free, but so many can't imagine life off the plantation yet. We have to be our ancestor Harriet and keep moving with those who are ready.
Ohhhhh! I am almost in tears because of the opening statement my Dr. Black. It is what it is. What is the reality of our state? 🤔🤔🤔 Side Note: We seem to always include our enemies. Who cares how our treatment in the united "snakes" affects them... don't care!
We got money when properly directed! $10 X 12 months = $120.00 X 1 million Black People/50 Million BP= $120 Million Dollars as and example in to Nation-building!
This was a beautiful conversation and a very necessary. Thank you both 🙏🏾 Also, Black Is King definitely made me seek more information on African Spirituality.
In light of our "In Class" studies, it is interesting to see some thoughts that have not fully evolved in you Dr. Carr. I pay especial attention when you raise your eyebrows, and redouble my own thoughts. a very interesting discussion here, really making me think about my own life in the Social structure and how I can do well to still do good in the time I have left...
Simply beautiful! I agree with the exalting true word's of expression for each other.🖤🖤 Thanks Dr Carr for this conversation. Peace, Light and Love 🖤My Grandfather was the Pastor! We Had Church all day and BTU ❤ Mission Fellowship on Tuesday, Prayer Meeting on Wednesday. Friday Choir Rehearsal and Musicals too🔥🔥
Thank you, Drs. Black and Carr!! I LOVE your energy and this subject!! I question how is it that America, being so consumed by racism, doesn't acknowledge the accomplishments of Black billionaires (she glorifies those of different hues) even though America is classified as a 'capitalist country'? If anything, she tries to tear them down! If you ask me, it's obvious that this has nothing to do with our capability to assimilate but more to do with the color of our skin and its constant reminder to caucasian Americans of what they still OWE our people!! BTW, we won't PRAY for this 'sinking ship'!!!💯
At 56:32 Dr. Black said we have used the majority of our energy trying to transform other people". We do claim that we influence other people to be "cool". If the claims or complaints of cultural appropriation are valid, then we do have influence on them. Maybe we have not been successful in making them more just and kind. Is that because we have not been just and kind enough ourselves? Dr. Carr said something about the respect for law, only existing where there is violent repercussions, attached to it. Is this why so many of our communities are in a high state of violence? Forget about repercussions, the question may be, does there first exist a standard by which people are to be held accountable for? One has to ask this question, when today people can say that us killing on another is "not a thing". What does that say about the value we place on our lives, as we, out the other side of our mouths, proclaim to the world that our lives matter - period! Beyoncé would do well to bring this to the attention of Black people, rather than African belief practices, that most people will never adopt, let alone be willing to try to understand. Dr. Black said he did not want to leave by himself, but that everyone is not going to go anyway. He said he wanted to go with others. That begs the question, how many does he need to go with him? It is likely, more probable that, more people would join later, if something was first established - the "if you build it, they will come" idea. Atlanta was once thought of as a oasis of Black living in America, but it has an equal percentage of Black people living at or below the poverty line, and has as high a crime rate as most other cities we live in, in large numbers. Black people have been heard saying for decades our people sell deadly and debilitating drugs to one another, in a violent manner, to survive. Why have we let this terrible self-destructive attitude become engrained in our thinking/culture? Terms like OG, dope, ride-or-die reinforce the acceptance of self-destruction. Dr. Black said we should trust another Black person if we have to trust anyone. We should be able to trust each other, but with our history and cointelpro, how can we? Why should we, when accusation have been hurled, at so many of our top leaders. The contradictions that so many today exhibit, as with the retreat from demonstrating that we value our lives are glaring. Many today take a counter stance to the Hip-Hop 'Stop The Violence Movement' in the 80's, and the slogan 'Us Killing Us Equals Genocide' coined by the late Congressmen from Md. Parren J. Mitchell, in the 90's. The stark divide between Black Liberals and Conservatives, and the proliferation of even more groups and ideologies, all vying for the hearts and souls of Black people - claiming to be the answer to all our problems, and declaring to us who we really are as a people, does not give me any reasons to trust anyone. Trust today must be earned. To even talk about collective economics, while we are in this state of disarray, is folly. Black people as a group, are from my perspective, the most free people, in the world. We have no binding collective identity, and so we are free to become who and what we want to be. We are the free agents of humanity - the Chameleon-People. We have the most integrated communities in the world, with all the variety of values, beliefs, and income levels that exist among us, in the many communities of ours, that are racially segregated. Many of these communities, if not most are dysfunctional. If we are to be honest and ponder our history, and if we must apply some spiritual or mystical meaning to it, which many already do, we should consider that we are destined, to not see and think of ourselves as a distinct people - to not be a distinct people. The purpose of this might be, to be an example to the rest of humanity that, to separate ourselves from each other by tribes, ethic groups, nations, and races, is archaic, and unworthy of the spiritual, evolved, enlightened, and or godly beings, we profess to be. If I have to go by what I'm seeing with Black people in the U.S., I'm more inclined to give my time and energy to this universal identity goal, than to any other of which, so many Black people, would have me identify with/as, and aspire to achieve. I would advise Black people to use the same process that was used to build the pyramids, in trying to achieve whatever goals you have. Take it one step at a time, and very small steps at that. We have been doing the opposite - putting the cart before the horse, when we have not been trying to reinvent the wheel. Focus on fundamentals and prerequisites first and always. Build strength of unity faster, by attempting a more easily achievable goal. This would be a simple test of our ability to unite at all. Once proven, more difficult problems will be viewed as less challenging. Lastly, It follows logically that a systemic force working against you, requires at the least, a highly, coordinated response from you, to counter it. Neeley Fuller Jr. and the late Dr. Francis Cress Welsing already established that basic sound logic, even if their detailed prescription may be too simplistic, in some regards. There should be no argument that a coordinated effort is needed, to overcome this force of opposition, if one sees this as the nature of their reality/problem.
How much value does the notion that we built this country have, if we have not built anything of our own lately? Another point is were we the designers of this country the architects? Was it our vision? Do we want to claim that? If it wasn't us, it would have been all white indentured servants and or native Americans, who would have served as the majority labor to physically construct this country and grow its economy.
the building is a see..just a material part. to be involved in the rule making the results of legislation ..to be equal and not feared by ELEVATION of one another. what are we elevating to?
As a Ghanaian and African, what I hear from this and see from the black people coming to Ghana and Across Africa. Is a repetition of Liberia and Sierra Leone, are white narcissist, carpetbaggers, exceptionalist settler colonialist in black skins, coming to Africa to colonise a space and a territory for themselves, just like the white colonialist and black colonialist did across Africa, including Liberia and Sierra Leone. Colonisation and chattel slavery were the same kind of violence in different places. About 4 million Africans arrived in the Americas as slaves with a fraction in the US, the majority arrived in Brazil. And about 5000 were lynched to death in the US. but in Africa the whole continent was enslaved and in Congo alone 15 million were worked, lynched and butchered to death. And since 1996 8 million Congolese have also been murdered due to US special operations to secure the natural resources for western multinational companies. My issue with black people (black American and Black British especially), is they come with the same exceptionalist European mentality, behaviour, mannerism, outlook and socialisation. They think and feel their experience is superior to all others and Africans should be subordinated to their narrative, that is no different to the white settler colonialist, we distribute Dr. Robin DiAngelo book and lecture on White Fragility and educate Africans to understand that if they substitute white people in that book and lecture for black people and substitute black people for Africans, we get the exact same result. Black people are victims at home in the US and perpetrators of imperialism and violence abroad, so from the African perspective black people are no different from white people. Black people have always fought shoulder to shoulder with whites to kill other brown a black people for American corporations. Barack Obama and Susan Rice organised and orchestrated the invasion of Libya, expanded AFRICOM to hold Africa under military occupation and half of the soldiers in AFRICOM bases across Africa are black people. So as an African listening to black people about their oppression by the people they stand shoulder to shoulder to keep us under military occupation, invade our countries at will and assassinate our leaders and population at will. I can't help to wonder what hypocrites and double propaganda talkers the same as their white country men. To me its seems African lives are the meal ticket and career pathways for black people, a way to demonstrate their country men to get congressional medals of honour, purple hearts and entry into white spaces. From Collin Powell to Susan Rice, Barack Obama, Lloyd J. Austin III and Linda Thomas-Greenfield black people have been the foot soldiers of perpetrating violent imperialism on Africa and they dare to double talk their hypocrisy, by claiming to be victims and needed to come to Africa. No we don't need Franz Fanon's Black Skin, White Mask as trojan horses and another imperialist, settler colonial and enslavers in our midst. We are no longer local illiterate tribes, we know and understand who black people are (Americans in every being of their nature) and we don't want them here. We would fight all imperialist black, white, Yellow and collaborators within our tribes. We know our elites perpetrating pan Africanism and the right of return of black people on us Africans are functional illiterate collaborators. Because the only attitude of black people towards Africans is the same as their white countrymen towards us, EXCEPTIONALISM AND SUPERIORITY OF THEIR HISTORICAL NARRATIVE TOWARDS OUR HISTORICAL NARRATIVE, TRIBAL IDENTITY, TRIBAL HOMELANDS AND OUR ANCESTORS. WE ARE NOT THE SAME PEOPLE, BLACK PEOPLE ARE AMERICANS IN EVERY BEING OF THEIR NATURE, REASONING, VALUES, CELEBRATIONS, SOCAIL STRUCTURES, CULTURAL POINTS OF REFERENCE AND SOCIALISATION, PRATICALLY IDENTICAL TO WHITE AMERICANS. THIS IS EVIDENT IN ALL THE BLACK PEOPLE CLAIMING TO COMING TO THE MOTHERLAND, THEIR CHARACTERISTICS, VALUES, BEHAVIOURS, REASONING, NARCISSICISM AND ENTITLEMENT MENTALITY IS NO DEFFENT TO THE WHITE SETTLER COLONIALIST AND BLACK ETTLER COLONIALIST OF LIBERIA. THEY ARE ALL AGENTS OF THE US STATE DEPARTMENT, BECAUSE THEY ARE AMERICANS IN THE PROJECT FOR THE RECOLONIZATION OF AFRICA OUR TRIBAL HOMELAND, LIKE THEY DID WITH THE AMERICAN COLONISATION SOCIETY IN THE FIRST YEAR OF RETURN IN LIBERIA AND NOTHING ELSE. US imperialist, invasions, assassinations and military destabilization in Africa today are run by enthusiastic black people from the top of the Pentagon and the UN to the boots on the ground operatives are full of enthusiastic black people, happy to kill Africans, invade African countries and destabilize African countries for the benefit of corporate America, because they are Americans first and in every nature of their being. Black people are first class hypocricrites claiming to be victims of their country men they stand shoulder to shoulder in killing us for corporate America. From WWI to Libya black people have killed and put their lives on the line for the white countrymen, the only black people who fought and died to defend their fellow Africa are black CUBANS, so they are the only black people welcomed in Africa into our tribal homelands as our kinsfolk, because they have proven themselves as our kinsfolks by standing with us and shedding their blood in our defence. From every horizon, our military, colonial, imperialist, economic and cultural existential threat is full of black foot soldiers, diplomats, politicians and academics standing shoulder to shoulder with their white country men in their determination to recolonise us and genocide us off our tribal and ancestral lands. Black people are the forefront Trojan horses, in their enthusiastic psych-op roles of belonging in collaboration with our treacherous elites.
With you having listened to this particular post I hope that means you understand that black Americans are no more a monolith than black Africans. These are obviously 2 people who are representative of those who would not only agree with most of what you say, but are of a completely different mindset, believe in Pan Africanism both on the continent and in the Diaspora and would work to dismantle all that oppresses us collectively. We are out here, looking for those such as yourself, please don't stop looking for us too.
Liberation Investment Cooperative Strategy We can have anything we want, together! $25 X 12 mo. = $300.00 Individually X 1 MILLION People $300 Million Dollars Annually! Ten 10 kumi areas of people activity: 01. Safety & Self-Defense 02. SankofaEducation 03. UjamaaEconomics 04. Entertainment 05. Health 06. UjimaLabour 07. Laws 08. Goverance Structure 09. Spirituality/Religion 10. Politics
Dr. Carr and Dr. Black.....NOW THIS IS HOW WE OVERCOME.... this is HOW WE SHOULD BE TAUGHT....BOTH OF THESE MEN and OTHERS are TRULY 100!!!!
Ancestors understood the importance of utilizing their material resources efficiently!
One Building for spiritual and secular education!
Isn’t it interesting how the most brilliant, educated, informative people seem to be the most humble? Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with us.
Truly. I had the honor of meeting both of them this year. They were truly humble and down to earth. Beautiful black men.
Two of the greatest Africans on the planet
Nothing like the TRUTH with Dr. Black and Dr. Carr!!!!!
I can’t get enough of this discussion. The energy and knowledge is just so pure and powerful.💚🕯️
BLACK PEOPLE DREAMING IS THE ANSWER!!! If you hear one thing from this conversation, hear that! 🖤✊🏾
Vision and Trust!
Dr . Black and Dr. Carr , this is educational food for “our” souls . Thank you for the knowledge!
When Black men call one another Baba instead of n***a...
*heart warned* 👑🙏🏽✊🏾👏🏾🤎
Oh my - we must give a standing ovation to both of these educators of excellence. Then I must say, if I don’t EVER get to see two beautiful, bright and brilliant men of African descent ever again in this world, I am forever proud to have been given the opportunity to hear the dialogue between such great minds. You cannot just click the like and subscribe buttons - you must do more, read more and share knowledge more after listening to these two men. Thank you both for sharing your thoughts and experiences. I’m truly honored and thankful for you both. Excellent show ❤❤❤
This is the “ Whole” truth! We are stuck on stupid repeating the same thing expecting different results! Insanity! What a word; and I wholeheartedly agree!
✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 Our Elders here show the excitement for knowledge as others do for sports and money......
Say it loud🎉😊
Education has fallen so badly, that in my work life, adults wrote their phone numbers in the space for zip codes. Some could not spell “son” or “daughter “. They confused sun and son. And most didn’t know their mother’s maiden or grandmother’s name and so forth. But, they graduated from high school. And now you expect them to read? It’s so very sad. But they pronounce the words in rap and hip hop songs whether they can spell them or know not. We lived in the library. We wrote book reports with bibliographies. I don’t have children so I don’t know what is really happening in the school system. I just know what I see.
Read this book in 5 hours...strengthened my mind, body and soul!
Dr. Carr I am dreaming my dream for my generations one kid at a time in my family. Depositing seeds of Knubia❤.
This discussion is clear that our Ancestors not just want us to survive, but thrive, by any means necessary, even if it means we need to leave to continue their hopes and dreams for us. The “mountain top” may not necessarily be in the U.S., but where our children can breathe freely. Thank you, Dr. Black & Dr. Carr ❤🖤💚
My mother went to a Rosenwald school, and she and others are proud of it. It was the only sure educational facility in Panama City, FL. And she was a basketball star there. Her picture was posted in that high school until Panama City changed the school's name.
In 2023, most inspiring and educational.
Nation-building is a Vision, a Purpose & Direction to us all!
Love this conversation. Dr. Carr and Dr. Black thank you!
A coin with two sides, one is Spiritual & the other is Education in the same space!
...believing we are held captive in this land....smh, some are breaking free, but so many can't imagine life off the plantation yet. We have to be our ancestor Harriet and keep moving with those who are ready.
“You won’t need a Heaven after this…” hit me so hard, almost made me cry
Two important and necessary reflections!
Ohhhhh! I am almost in tears because of the opening statement my Dr. Black. It is what it is. What is the reality of our state? 🤔🤔🤔 Side Note: We seem to always include our enemies. Who cares how our treatment in the united "snakes" affects them... don't care!
7 mins in and I'm compelled to comment: Too much blood, sweat and tears has been shed to...let it go.
Explode the paradigmatic shift.
PLEASE DO THIS AGAIN 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😎🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
We got money when properly directed! $10 X 12 months = $120.00 X 1 million Black People/50 Million BP= $120 Million Dollars as and example in to Nation-building!
🦋❤️🦋SINCE AUGUST 1983, THE MOST HIGH HAS BEEN SAYING, “IT’S WEANING TIME” FOR MY PEOPLE JAMES. SELAH. PEACE.🦋❤️🦋
This was a beautiful conversation and a very necessary. Thank you both 🙏🏾
Also, Black Is King definitely made me seek more information on African Spirituality.
In light of our "In Class" studies, it is interesting to see some thoughts that have not fully evolved in you Dr. Carr. I pay especial attention when you raise your eyebrows, and redouble my own thoughts. a very interesting discussion here, really making me think about my own life in the Social structure and how I can do well to still do good in the time I have left...
Baba Black said we have built many nations...we will leave this one and build another one....SALUTE!!!
I was here too one Saturday morning waiting for in class with Carr and Professor hunter
DAMN this was so edifying!!!!!!!
MORE MORE MORE!!!! LOL
I LOVE this convo!!
Loved this conversation!
Also, excellent vision by Dr. Black-- eye opening discussion.
Simply beautiful! I agree with the exalting true word's of expression for each other.🖤🖤 Thanks Dr Carr for this conversation. Peace, Light and Love 🖤My Grandfather was the Pastor! We Had Church all day and BTU ❤ Mission Fellowship on Tuesday, Prayer Meeting on Wednesday. Friday Choir Rehearsal and Musicals too🔥🔥
Thank you, Drs. Black and Carr!! I LOVE your energy and this subject!! I question how is it that America, being so consumed by racism, doesn't acknowledge the accomplishments of Black billionaires (she glorifies those of different hues) even though America is classified as a 'capitalist country'? If anything, she tries to tear them down! If you ask me, it's obvious that this has nothing to do with our capability to assimilate but more to do with the color of our skin and its constant reminder to caucasian Americans of what they still OWE our people!!
BTW, we won't PRAY for this 'sinking ship'!!!💯
We can build black better!
Make Africa Great Again!
♤RBGY♡
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Great Convo!!!!
Love this conversation. You brothers have me seriously thinking. It may be time to leave.
This is burning!
I See No Better Year in the Near Distance Future, The Better Days are Here...in Atlanta!!!! Georgia...
And that Part!!!!!!!!!!!!
Following dollars and no sense. Exactly.
YES!!!!!!
We need to create our own laws!
Nation-building next to the misnamed Lake Victoria!
At 56:32 Dr. Black said we have used the majority of our energy trying to transform other people". We do claim that we influence other people to be "cool". If the claims or complaints of cultural appropriation are valid, then we do have influence on them. Maybe we have not been successful in making them more just and kind. Is that because we have not been just and kind enough ourselves? Dr. Carr said something about the respect for law, only existing where there is violent repercussions, attached to it. Is this why so many of our communities are in a high state of violence? Forget about repercussions, the question may be, does there first exist a standard by which people are to be held accountable for? One has to ask this question, when today people can say that us killing on another is "not a thing". What does that say about the value we place on our lives, as we, out the other side of our mouths, proclaim to the world that our lives matter - period!
Beyoncé would do well to bring this to the attention of Black people, rather than African belief practices, that most people will never adopt, let alone be willing to try to understand. Dr. Black said he did not want to leave by himself, but that everyone is not going to go anyway. He said he wanted to go with others. That begs the question, how many does he need to go with him? It is likely, more probable that, more people would join later, if something was first established - the "if you build it, they will come" idea.
Atlanta was once thought of as a oasis of Black living in America, but it has an equal percentage of Black people living at or below the poverty line, and has as high a crime rate as most other cities we live in, in large numbers. Black people have been heard saying for decades our people sell deadly and debilitating drugs to one another, in a violent manner, to survive. Why have we let this terrible self-destructive attitude become engrained in our thinking/culture? Terms like OG, dope, ride-or-die reinforce the acceptance of self-destruction. Dr. Black said we should trust another Black person if we have to trust anyone. We should be able to trust each other, but with our history and cointelpro, how can we? Why should we, when accusation have been hurled, at so many of our top leaders. The contradictions that so many today exhibit, as with the retreat from demonstrating that we value our lives are glaring. Many today take a counter stance to the Hip-Hop 'Stop The Violence Movement' in the 80's, and the slogan 'Us Killing Us Equals Genocide' coined by the late Congressmen from Md. Parren J. Mitchell, in the 90's. The stark divide between Black Liberals and Conservatives, and the proliferation of even more groups and ideologies, all vying for the hearts and souls of Black people - claiming to be the answer to all our problems, and declaring to us who we really are as a people, does not give me any reasons to trust anyone. Trust today must be earned. To even talk about collective economics, while we are in this state of disarray, is folly.
Black people as a group, are from my perspective, the most free people, in the world. We have no binding collective identity, and so we are free to become who and what we want to be. We are the free agents of humanity - the Chameleon-People. We have the most integrated communities in the world, with all the variety of values, beliefs, and income levels that exist among us, in the many communities of ours, that are racially segregated. Many of these communities, if not most are dysfunctional.
If we are to be honest and ponder our history, and if we must apply some spiritual or mystical meaning to it, which many already do, we should consider that we are destined, to not see and think of ourselves as a distinct people - to not be a distinct people. The purpose of this might be, to be an example to the rest of humanity that, to separate ourselves from each other by tribes, ethic groups, nations, and races, is archaic, and unworthy of the spiritual, evolved, enlightened, and or godly beings, we profess to be. If I have to go by what I'm seeing with Black people in the U.S., I'm more inclined to give my time and energy to this universal identity goal, than to any other of which, so many Black people, would have me identify with/as, and aspire to achieve.
I would advise Black people to use the same process that was used to build the pyramids, in trying to achieve whatever goals you have. Take it one step at a time, and very small steps at that. We have been doing the opposite - putting the cart before the horse, when we have not been trying to reinvent the wheel. Focus on fundamentals and prerequisites first and always. Build strength of unity faster, by attempting a more easily achievable goal. This would be a simple test of our ability to unite at all. Once proven, more difficult problems will be viewed as less challenging.
Lastly, It follows logically that a systemic force working against you, requires at the least, a highly, coordinated response from you, to counter it. Neeley Fuller Jr. and the late Dr. Francis Cress Welsing already established that basic sound logic, even if their detailed prescription may be too simplistic, in some regards. There should be no argument that a coordinated effort is needed, to overcome this force of opposition, if one sees this as the nature of their reality/problem.
Absolutely great ideas.
I feel this way about the Black church and our education system should be written by us.
Please put the books and authors in the comments.
Where we going? I'll pack up!
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽I know Dr. Black!!
#facts #heaintneverlied #waysofknowing #weout
Challenge not problem!
The hard truth.
Tell them to create the world they want to live in.
THISSSS!
Fire! Thank you!
Marcus Garvey's Vision!
How much value does the notion that we built this country have, if we have not built anything of our own lately? Another point is were we the designers of this country the architects? Was it our vision? Do we want to claim that? If it wasn't us, it would have been all white indentured servants and or native Americans, who would have served as the majority labor to physically construct this country and grow its economy.
the building is a see..just a material part. to be involved in the rule making the results of legislation ..to be equal and not feared by ELEVATION of one another. what are we elevating to?
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FREE yourselves now.if the land stop existence tomorrow..wold you? spirits can only be trapped if you let it. be free now
Please show the books to be screen saved clearly!
I don’t believe people do not feel we cannot build anything, but where do we go! Where will we be accepted! People keep saying go, but go where?
Well bro any other place would be a lot better than here.
Yes, where is it going to be?!?!
RALEIGH NC 919
It's not workable at all for us nor our descendants to stay in America.
Why did we stop the million man march!??
Covid planted the seed inside of me to LEAVE… thinking and manifesting a master plan
✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾💒💒💒
What is the name and author of the book Dr. Carr showed and referenced?
The Coming is by Dr. Daniel Black
As a Ghanaian and African, what I hear from this and see from the black people coming to Ghana and Across Africa. Is a repetition of Liberia and Sierra Leone, are white narcissist, carpetbaggers, exceptionalist settler colonialist in black skins, coming to Africa to colonise a space and a territory for themselves, just like the white colonialist and black colonialist did across Africa, including Liberia and Sierra Leone. Colonisation and chattel slavery were the same kind of violence in different places. About 4 million Africans arrived in the Americas as slaves with a fraction in the US, the majority arrived in Brazil. And about 5000 were lynched to death in the US. but in Africa the whole continent was enslaved and in Congo alone 15 million were worked, lynched and butchered to death. And since 1996 8 million Congolese have also been murdered due to US special operations to secure the natural resources for western multinational companies.
My issue with black people (black American and Black British especially), is they come with the same exceptionalist European mentality, behaviour, mannerism, outlook and socialisation. They think and feel their experience is superior to all others and Africans should be subordinated to their narrative, that is no different to the white settler colonialist, we distribute Dr. Robin DiAngelo book and lecture on White Fragility and educate Africans to understand that if they substitute white people in that book and lecture for black people and substitute black people for Africans, we get the exact same result. Black people are victims at home in the US and perpetrators of imperialism and violence abroad, so from the African perspective black people are no different from white people. Black people have always fought shoulder to shoulder with whites to kill other brown a black people for American corporations. Barack Obama and Susan Rice organised and orchestrated the invasion of Libya, expanded AFRICOM to hold Africa under military occupation and half of the soldiers in AFRICOM bases across Africa are black people. So as an African listening to black people about their oppression by the people they stand shoulder to shoulder to keep us under military occupation, invade our countries at will and assassinate our leaders and population at will. I can't help to wonder what hypocrites and double propaganda talkers the same as their white country men.
To me its seems African lives are the meal ticket and career pathways for black people, a way to demonstrate their country men to get congressional medals of honour, purple hearts and entry into white spaces. From Collin Powell to Susan Rice, Barack Obama, Lloyd J. Austin III and Linda Thomas-Greenfield black people have been the foot soldiers of perpetrating violent imperialism on Africa and they dare to double talk their hypocrisy, by claiming to be victims and needed to come to Africa. No we don't need Franz Fanon's Black Skin, White Mask as trojan horses and another imperialist, settler colonial and enslavers in our midst. We are no longer local illiterate tribes, we know and understand who black people are (Americans in every being of their nature) and we don't want them here. We would fight all imperialist black, white, Yellow and collaborators within our tribes.
We know our elites perpetrating pan Africanism and the right of return of black people on us Africans are functional illiterate collaborators. Because the only attitude of black people towards Africans is the same as their white countrymen towards us, EXCEPTIONALISM AND SUPERIORITY OF THEIR HISTORICAL NARRATIVE TOWARDS OUR HISTORICAL NARRATIVE, TRIBAL IDENTITY, TRIBAL HOMELANDS AND OUR ANCESTORS. WE ARE NOT THE SAME PEOPLE, BLACK PEOPLE ARE AMERICANS IN EVERY BEING OF THEIR NATURE, REASONING, VALUES, CELEBRATIONS, SOCAIL STRUCTURES, CULTURAL POINTS OF REFERENCE AND SOCIALISATION, PRATICALLY IDENTICAL TO WHITE AMERICANS. THIS IS EVIDENT IN ALL THE BLACK PEOPLE CLAIMING TO COMING TO THE MOTHERLAND, THEIR CHARACTERISTICS, VALUES, BEHAVIOURS, REASONING, NARCISSICISM AND ENTITLEMENT MENTALITY IS NO DEFFENT TO THE WHITE SETTLER COLONIALIST AND BLACK ETTLER COLONIALIST OF LIBERIA. THEY ARE ALL AGENTS OF THE US STATE DEPARTMENT, BECAUSE THEY ARE AMERICANS IN THE PROJECT FOR THE RECOLONIZATION OF AFRICA OUR TRIBAL HOMELAND, LIKE THEY DID WITH THE AMERICAN COLONISATION SOCIETY IN THE FIRST YEAR OF RETURN IN LIBERIA AND NOTHING ELSE. US imperialist, invasions, assassinations and military destabilization in Africa today are run by enthusiastic black people from the top of the Pentagon and the UN to the boots on the ground operatives are full of enthusiastic black people, happy to kill Africans, invade African countries and destabilize African countries for the benefit of corporate America, because they are Americans first and in every nature of their being. Black people are first class hypocricrites claiming to be victims of their country men they stand shoulder to shoulder in killing us for corporate America. From WWI to Libya black people have killed and put their lives on the line for the white countrymen, the only black people who fought and died to defend their fellow Africa are black CUBANS, so they are the only black people welcomed in Africa into our tribal homelands as our kinsfolk, because they have proven themselves as our kinsfolks by standing with us and shedding their blood in our defence.
From every horizon, our military, colonial, imperialist, economic and cultural existential threat is full of black foot soldiers, diplomats, politicians and academics standing shoulder to shoulder with their white country men in their determination to recolonise us and genocide us off our tribal and ancestral lands. Black people are the forefront Trojan horses, in their enthusiastic psych-op roles of belonging in collaboration with our treacherous elites.
With you having listened to this particular post I hope that means you understand that black Americans are no more a monolith than black Africans. These are obviously 2 people who are representative of those who would not only agree with most of what you say, but are of a completely different mindset, believe in Pan Africanism both on the continent and in the Diaspora and would work to dismantle all that oppresses us collectively. We are out here, looking for those such as yourself, please don't stop looking for us too.
I read as much as I could respectfully. I stopped because your commentary did not include a plan to redeem and or return us correctly to the homeland.
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