@wilson alexander ah c'mon man, don't act as if _nothing_ had changed yet... it's a matter of fact that the majority of humans fears rapid changes, so it just became "tradition" to go step by step
Wow. The academic legacy Baldwin left behind for others to follow and learn from is so amazing. Glaude Jr. Speaks with such clarity and passion. Thank you Trevor and TDS for another insightful interview.
He was amazing. I live near Baldwin Hills in Los Angeles. One of two neighborhoods in the city where upper-middle and wealthier Black people are the majority. But it's becoming whiter every day.
Essence Masson read the Myth of Race by Robert Wald Sussman, the science that proves there is only one race, with different mount of melanin in our skins. We’re all related, all members of the same species, Homo Sapiens. We are indeed quite an ignorant species , and all related.
@@snoopy_peanuts_77 Yeah guy he gets it, it's not that difficult to understand why he's trying to convey by saying that. It's the same message repeated over and over.
So Dope!!! Everything that Dr. Glaude is on he purposefully incite words that move beyond past. He is really a thoughtful and knowledgeable man that I would love to learn from
White people are valued more than others every time pseudo-intellectuals like Eddie Glaude and Trevor Noah utter the words "white supremacy" in public.
Kings supporting kings. I have such a crush on both of them. So grateful for Dr. Glaude and his intelligence, eloquence and passion. I learn so much every time I hear him speak.
My two favorite men! Awesome... I love Eddie Glaude. All respect to his wife, huge crush. He is intelligent, compassionate, inspiring and captivating. We may have suffered the loss of great civil rights leaders, Eddie, cornel west are still here, thank God.
My dude Eddie. Been listening to this young man for a few years. He is touched by knowledge and wisdom. Our current environment : pandemic, unemployment , government, social distancing, brutality, closing of learning institutions, passing of many lives, etc... was coined as a time of "Holy Hush" by Mr. Glaude. It is time we stop and accept the Truth of who we really are and to allow Truth to change who we are to be. - Rx
"I mean at the heart of it is the throughline; that we have to tell the truth and be courageous enough to tell the truth, and once we tell the truth about what we've done and who we are then what we can free ourselves into imagining a different world and imagining ourselves doing differently. We're shackled by categories. We're shackled by our lies. We're trapped in this fantasy. You know America thinks of itself as Never Neverland. You know. We're full of lost boys and lost girls. We don't want to be responsible and held accountable for _anything._ "So we have to tell the truth and here we are in a moment of moral reckoning where the country can be otherwise but every single time we try to give birth to a new nation, the umbilical cord of white supremacy is wrapped around its neck. So we have to tell the truth. We have to be truthful and be really responsible midwives, so that we can give birth, finally, to a new country that is a genuinely multiracial democracy. Our history says we're not gonna do very well but I have faith, because wherever human beings are, again, we have a chance." Whoo. This, ladies and gentlemen, is a man who knows how to build a metaphor.
I have never forgotten that Ronald Reagan was a terrible Racist and had no love for Veterans or poor people, white or Black. that's why when Megan McCain said Ronald Reagan said, Reagan was her most respected President.....she told me all I need to know & believed about HER!! Privileged.
Meghan McCain, is protecting the Republican party not the country she says, she loves. Her view, behavior and the way she thinks about the country her father fought for is different. I, understand some people will say different generation right. Evil is Evil and good is good.
Facts. Reagan’s role in devastating black communities is an extremely important story to tell and always constantly bring up to counter the pro Reagan narrative
"People who treat other people as less than human must not be surprised when the bread they have cast on the waters comes floating back to them, poisoned." - James Baldwin
Y'know I actually did see a clip with James Baldwin in the middle of the BET Awards 2020. It's amazing to see what he was going through in his life through professor Glaude's eyes
MLG GAMER Baldwin is an unbelievable writer. I've seen a couple different videos on YT of Baldwin in the 70s I believe. One was the Dick Cavett show. Cavett had tons of really good interviews with all sorts of interesting people. I was in high school in the early 70s and Cavett and David Frost were both good shows. Some of my favorites to rewatch now are Muhammad Ali interviews. There's a special one I'd never seen before because it was an Irish talk show and never shown in the US at the time. It's Muhammad Ali - Wake Up and Apologize on reelblack website. Back then when things were starting to change a lot, people were discussing race more openly I think. White people aren't as politically correct and seems like truth comes out more. This reelblack website has tons of great interviews and so does this guy David Hoffman. There's a really good one called The Most Intense Heartfelt Description of Racism I Ever Filmed. Ok MLG that was a whole lot more than you expected lol. Now I'm going to go check out Prof. Glaude cause I don't know much about him he definitely seems worse readin/watching. If you're interested I've got a couple of other really good professors/lecturers I've been watching lately on black history.
Lately, my reading about _Brown vs. the Board of Education_ has brought me to the impression that the study of segregationists can be incredibly illuminating. They wanted to segregate the ethnic groups (among other reasons) because they wanted to maintain the distance necessary to generalize the public perception of black people. They wanted to feed into this image that black people are, universally, a certain way. Consistently, this was how the public discourse over blacks went at the time. "Black people don't do this." "Black people don't do that." "Black people can't do this." "Black people can't do that." So it seems to me that one really good way to fight segregation is to talk, publicly, about _individual_ black accomplishments. _Individuals_ in the black community who have accomplished things, like for example, the first man to reach the geographic North Pole (Matthew Henson) or the first man killed in the Boston Massacre (Crispus Attucks).
hmm..people like Trump and his government being elected in the first place makes me wonder on how receptive a lot of americans are on these kind of lessons..
Hmm if Trump hadn’t of run it would have been Bush vs Clinton, he upset their retarded little game and now they hate him for that, unfortunately morons believe the talking heads from the MSM, how many years did they cry about Russia gate? It was all lies yet you believe them, Noah the black millionaire immigrant complains about how racist America is, he's a lying pos
Mayors need to order the police to protect the protesters from these special troops and arrest any of that will not comply. This way they can find out who they are.
It's so unsettling to delve into the deeper realms of Baldwin because it's the deeper rounds of the truth that we can't even graze the surface of- without the unsettling feelings of guilt hurts and shame come into play; then we emotionally run. Only to ignore the basis and perpetuate the cycle again.
Christian Rossa 13th is really good and Dr. Michelle Alexander, Dr. Carol Anderson and Jeffrey Robinson, ACLU attorney, Jane Elliott and, of course, Angela Davis are all amazing lecturers. Oh and check out Muhammad Ali on Irish tv in the 70s, it's called Wake Up and Apologize on website reelblack. There are tons of great 70s interviews with Ali but this one is special. Enjoy!
Speaking of writing, since I started keeping a journal my stress lvl has decreased, my blodbresure has leveled out and if I don't watch national news to much my temper has gotten less explosive. Keeping a journal is like free writing. Spelling and grammar don't matter. Only you will see it anyway. Use it to plan the day, vent, record the day, vent, express ideas, vent, whatever you need to do. Then you can respond with intelligence instead of reacting with emotion alone to the mess we are in.
*"I'm under tax audit, I have been for a long period of time. We made a deal a long time ago and once I ran for politics that deal was like we didn't make it. So I'm under a continuing audit and anybody that did that or showed that before you have it finalized, but they treat they treat me horribly the IRS. Horribly...It's a disgrace what happened. We had a deal done in fact I guess it was signed even and once I ran or once I won or somewhere back a long time ago, everything was like, well let's start all over again" 25 4 45*
t'rump supporters: "What are all those things behind that guy?" Everyone: "Books." t'rump supporters: "Ohh, yeah, books, books. I watch those all the time." Everyone: "Sigh. 🤦 "
I lived 11 miles outside the Detroit riots as a little girl and since then I have had many black? friends and even actually loved some of them. I also have a mixed race son and as a so called white girl have been discriminated against due to that. This man is on target but how can you not feel anger when your being treated badly because you are one or associate with them. And that's the thing of it you have to be willing to forgive and love and get past the ignorant ones yes it's ignorance it can come from both sides, if it means doing things alternatively or different ways as long as you are being non violent, but I do admire Malcolm and without him there would have been no change. It isn't OK to hang a person deprive them just because they are not just like you. What's wrong with that? Everything.
Just remember not everyone in America is racist and not all white people are racist. Also remember there is racism in Every race against other races. I grew learning this with an immigrant mother who's family was told to go home many times. No she was discriminated against for the color of her skin she was discriminated against because where she was from and the language she spoke. Black people are racist too cause they wanted nothing to do with my family. I understand they have had it bad for way too many years but it is still going on with other people/races as well. Laws should be changed Nd I hope Biden gets in and a better president after him so we can move forward instead of stepping backwards like we did with Trump. Only time will tell.
8:00 Yes, we're living in a fantasy world, where we are the heroes, with doing nothing better than sitting on our asses with screens draining our life force away. I gave up news for 3 years recently. I couldn't take what was happening. Now, I'm paying attention, and doing things, not just watching.
what a great true man James Baldwin was! we have so much to make accounts for America! we either remake it the real humanistic benevolent nation we thought we were, or move to France....
When Prof. Glaude spoke about seeing a knee in the back of a black man as he visited another country, where he could go back to his hotel and let it go, he basically experienced the life of a white, male ally. He surely cared but he didn't have to commit to being his fight. That was his one opportunity to experience what white privilege is like and I wonder if he realizes that.
It’s conversations like this where I wish Trevor were a Black American and had a Black American experience. Then these types of conversations would flow better
You forget that Trevor grew up in Apartheid South Africa which was worse. Also, he had to be hidden as a mixed race child so his mum wouldn't be imprisoned. Read his book "Born a Crime".
Dejoy should be in jail....MAIL IN ballots work. PERIOD. IMPOSSIBLE TO RIG. THE LEGEND MICHAEL JAMAL BROOKS REST IN POWER. CALL LEADERS , DEMAND MORE RESOURCES AND SUPPORT. DEMAND GOVT SUPPORT , MMT, DEFECEIT MYTH. FIGHT FOR JUSTICE , ANTI IMPERALISM, END POVERTY. THE FIGHT WAGES ON
Trevor, you will be getting a copy of a Podcast Interview that's happening tomorrow with Dr. Donald Grady, Ph.D., world renowned as a creative innovative public safety entrepreneur and a reputed expert in the design and implementation of public safety reforms. Don has negotiated and/or facilitated agreements both domestically and in sensitive post-conflict environments. He’s served as Senior Police Advisor for the Minister of Interior of Iraq, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), and the Palestinian Authority Police. Don developed a prototypical multi-ethnic democratic police service for the Municipality of Brcko in Bosnia-Herzegovina and was responsible for the development of and implementation of the International Police reentry plan for the United Nations International Police Mission in Kosovo. He has conducted operational readiness assessments for the national police of several countries, and has provided consultations for universities, municipalities, and public safety organizations around the globe. Dr. Grady is the author of The Injustice of Justice, The Absurdity of Compromise, and a case study of Resistance to Change in the Santa Fe Police Department. He has a Ph.D. in Administration and Management and has completed studies at several domestic and international senior management institutes. He was Chief of Police for the City of Santa Fe, in New Mexico and several other agencies. He’s been an adjunct professor and continues to speak publicly and as a guest lecturer. Don also served as a commissioned and non-commissioned officer in the United States Armed Services. Arthur Kanegis is a documentary film director who produced the film about Garry Davis, “The World is my Country” and the new “We Are One” 3-part documentary.
Mr. Glaude Jr. can you please tell us who will rise and be the voice for BLM? Who can express the issues, the oppression, and the solutions needed to bring equality to the nation? We NEED that voice, clear and consistent so we can follow the path to the promised land?
America ate too many oranges and cheetos while drinking orange fanta, that's how we vomited up Trump....... just kidding, we Americans wouldn't be eating something healthy like an orange.
"Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced." -James Baldwin
Things will change. Just need to wait for the right moment to come.
One of the true great intellectuals and writers our world has ever known.
Baldwin--“ I can’t believe what you say, because I see what you do.”
@wilson alexander ah c'mon man, don't act as if _nothing_ had changed yet...
it's a matter of fact that the majority of humans fears rapid changes, so it just became "tradition" to go step by step
@wilson alexander If you don't think things have changed drastically since Baldwin's time, you're a loser.
I could listen to these two for hours. Love them both.
Then you must really hate yourself.
When Eddie glaude is speaking I stop and listen, and NEVER regret it. Trevor's on fire! 🔥🔥🔥
Wow. The academic legacy Baldwin left behind for others to follow and learn from is so amazing. Glaude Jr. Speaks with such clarity and passion. Thank you Trevor and TDS for another insightful interview.
It's not an interview. Noah does not ask him any challenging questions.
"Hope is invented everyday." - I really need to read more of James Baldwin's work. Love this interview!
He was amazing. I live near Baldwin Hills in Los Angeles. One of two neighborhoods in the city where upper-middle and wealthier Black people are the majority. But it's becoming whiter every day.
Hope is invented every day. Just beautiful. Thank you for a wonderful interview.
“Hope is invented every day”. That is so inspirational, and something I needed to hear today. Thank you for sharing!💖
Reading that book now as a result of watching Trevor. Thanks Trev. 🖤✊🏿
He's my favorite of all the talk show hosts.
@@realNickandRuss Hands down!
Essence Masson read the Myth of Race by Robert Wald Sussman, the science that proves there is only one race, with different mount of melanin in our skins. We’re all related, all members of the same species, Homo Sapiens. We are indeed quite an ignorant species , and all related.
Amira Amira So true, scientifically. The problem is cultural.
Drusilla Delp the problem is ignorance of the facts. Yes, culturally passed on .
"Sometimes all we need is the space to breathe, so that we can be, man."
Very similar to a Hitler quote, are you a white supremacist?
@@Maximustard *sweats profusely*
@@Maximustard fake Russian youtube account. Russian bot detected.
Eyes that smile - Heart that Loves, some people may look at your comment and assume that you are just another idiot leftist
Salin Lamen I’m waiting
" I cannot be a pessimist, because I'm ALIVE." - James Baldwin
Being optimistic is the bravest thing one can do.
Every pessimist I ever knew was alive.
@@CribNotes think about the quote a little deeper....you're still on the shallow end
This!
@@snoopy_peanuts_77 Yeah guy he gets it, it's not that difficult to understand why he's trying to convey by saying that. It's the same message repeated over and over.
So Dope!!!
Everything that Dr. Glaude is on he purposefully incite words that move beyond past. He is really a thoughtful and knowledgeable man that I would love to learn from
Trever, nothing is hotter than a smart, well read and educated man. Keep up the hotness! 🔥
Such a powerful interview
White people are valued more than others every time pseudo-intellectuals like Eddie Glaude and Trevor Noah utter the words "white supremacy" in public.
@@CribNotes We would rather you be with us as a part of the solution.
Love James Baldwin. Thank you professor.
This was so riveting! I'd never heard of this professor Claude before but I could listen to him speak for hours.
@@lordvader199 I'll take a look. Glad I know who he is now. Thanks.
@Jewels Star Yes Glaude. I got that wrong as its unusual. Thanx
Kings supporting kings. I have such a crush on both of them. So grateful for Dr. Glaude and his intelligence, eloquence and passion. I learn so much every time I hear him speak.
I ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Professor Eddie G... This man is sooo smart!
My grandmother used to say, “Tell the truth and shame the devil!” And so she did.:)
My two favorite men! Awesome... I love Eddie Glaude. All respect to his wife, huge crush. He is intelligent, compassionate, inspiring and captivating. We may have suffered the loss of great civil rights leaders, Eddie, cornel west are still here, thank God.
The book is wonderful. It is brilliantly written and very timely. I am almost finished and almost don't want the book to end.
My dude Eddie. Been listening to this young man for a few years. He is touched by knowledge and wisdom. Our current environment : pandemic, unemployment , government, social distancing, brutality, closing of learning institutions, passing of many lives, etc... was coined as a time of "Holy Hush" by Mr. Glaude. It is time we stop and accept the Truth of who we really are and to allow Truth to change who we are to be. - Rx
"We vomited up Donald Trump"
Very well said, sir.
I can't believe we are still smelling the vomit nearly 4 years later. We need to clean it up, as the stench can be smelled all over the world.
@@realNickandRuss We've tried, but Donny will not allow us to wipe it off his face...
Toddler in Chief's "hair" is rather reminiscent of a furball vomited by a particularly sick cat, too.
@Esselle Ellis or maybe everyone else is awake and you're the delusional one?
Esselle Ellis Oh, the irony in your comment😂😂😂
Once again outstanding!!!!!!!
Professor Glaude has BECOME an extremely brilliant man.
"I mean at the heart of it is the throughline; that we have to tell the truth and be courageous enough to tell the truth, and once we tell the truth about what we've done and who we are then what we can free ourselves into imagining a different world and imagining ourselves doing differently. We're shackled by categories. We're shackled by our lies. We're trapped in this fantasy. You know America thinks of itself as Never Neverland. You know. We're full of lost boys and lost girls. We don't want to be responsible and held accountable for _anything._
"So we have to tell the truth and here we are in a moment of moral reckoning where the country can be otherwise but every single time we try to give birth to a new nation, the umbilical cord of white supremacy is wrapped around its neck. So we have to tell the truth. We have to be truthful and be really responsible midwives, so that we can give birth, finally, to a new country that is a genuinely multiracial democracy. Our history says we're not gonna do very well but I have faith, because wherever human beings are, again, we have a chance."
Whoo. This, ladies and gentlemen, is a man who knows how to build a metaphor.
Thank you for posting ;)
Thank you for this quote!!!!
Thanks Trevor, I appreciate you
Just phenomenal! Loved it.
I loved it too. What a great interview!
Thank you, Trevor. You are what this country needs. I am a white 50 year old...WE need the education
He is such a thoughtful man.....
There is always hope!
I have never forgotten that Ronald Reagan was a terrible Racist and had no love for Veterans or poor people, white or Black. that's why when Megan McCain said Ronald Reagan said, Reagan was her most respected President.....she told me all I need to know & believed about HER!! Privileged.
Meghan McCain, is protecting the Republican party not the country she says, she loves.
Her view, behavior and the way she thinks about the country her father fought for is different.
I, understand some people will say different generation right.
Evil is Evil and good is good.
If you don’t support Biden, you ain’t black
Facts. Reagan’s role in devastating black communities is an extremely important story to tell and always constantly bring up to counter the pro Reagan narrative
just saying.....I can see why you are “just saying” that Megan is a privileged person who wants everything her way and use to getting what she wants!
A FreeOne No she wasn’t so please stop.
Thank you Trevor. I listened and I was transformed.
Hope is always there deep within.
I pray that WE can equally treat all life no matter who or what WE are the same. I believe!
Powerful stuff. Thank you.
Wonderful interview with a lot to take away in a short time.
Like that.. To find a place you can breathe.. Within
Very sharp and insightful. Very happy, that I can read his book :D
Awesome perspective against the backdrop of years past and the present!
Eddie Glaude Jr. always looks meticulous and always teaches me something.
Formidable scholarship by Eddie S. Glaude Jr.
This man be on Point!!
Professor you are right, we alway have to keep hope inside us. One day it will change people mind! fast or slow only time could tell us.🙏🙏🙏❤Hope❤
This professor is a race baitng hack
Hope is the common denominator for us all. I know that it gets me going every single day!
realNickandRuss you can't hope away stupidity and hate, but you can vote out the democrats and their stupidity and hate. Trump2020
wilson alexander what change in the status quo would that be?
@@Maximustard fake Russian youtube account. Russian bot detected.
"People who treat other people as less than human must not be surprised when the bread they have cast on the waters comes floating back to them, poisoned." - James Baldwin
Excellent, excellent!
Y'know I actually did see a clip with James Baldwin in the middle of the BET Awards 2020. It's amazing to see what he was going through in his life through professor Glaude's eyes
MLG GAMER Baldwin is an unbelievable writer. I've seen a couple different videos on YT of Baldwin in the 70s I believe. One was the Dick Cavett show. Cavett had tons of really good interviews with all sorts of interesting people. I was in high school in the early 70s and Cavett and David Frost were both good shows. Some of my favorites to rewatch now are Muhammad Ali interviews. There's a special one I'd never seen before because it was an Irish talk show and never shown in the US at the time. It's Muhammad Ali - Wake Up and Apologize on reelblack website. Back then when things were starting to change a lot, people were discussing race more openly I think. White people aren't as politically correct and seems like truth comes out more. This reelblack website has tons of great interviews and so does this guy David Hoffman. There's a really good one called The Most Intense Heartfelt Description of Racism I Ever Filmed. Ok MLG that was a whole lot more than you expected lol. Now I'm going to go check out Prof. Glaude cause I don't know much about him he definitely seems worse readin/watching. If you're interested I've got a couple of other really good professors/lecturers I've been watching lately on black history.
Would love to see this dialogue go on for an hour
Thank you I love Baldwin - thank you for introducing me to Professor Glaude Jr.
Glaude has the voice of integrity, his is the most important on NBC
PHENOMENAL!!
Lately, my reading about _Brown vs. the Board of Education_ has brought me to the impression that the study of segregationists can be incredibly illuminating. They wanted to segregate the ethnic groups (among other reasons) because they wanted to maintain the distance necessary to generalize the public perception of black people. They wanted to feed into this image that black people are, universally, a certain way. Consistently, this was how the public discourse over blacks went at the time.
"Black people don't do this."
"Black people don't do that."
"Black people can't do this."
"Black people can't do that."
So it seems to me that one really good way to fight segregation is to talk, publicly, about _individual_ black accomplishments. _Individuals_ in the black community who have accomplished things, like for example, the first man to reach the geographic North Pole (Matthew Henson) or the first man killed in the Boston Massacre (Crispus Attucks).
Eddie is intelligent and very handsome 💜
I hope someday our media represent the news this way.
The media is to blame for the book, that's the irony.
So on point!! Everyday conundrum of a Black man that's tad bit conscious.
“we must tell the truth about who we are and what we’ve done”...in a country ruled by alternative facts. Safe to say it doesn’t look good people.
Wow. Well said
@Eddie S. Glaude Jr., The umbilical cord of WS is wrapped around America's neck. That was so deep!
"Vomited up Donald Trump." Well said, sir!
“Vomited up Donald Trump.” Wow, that’s deep. This is one of the best quotes, ever.
Hell yes!!!!
hmm..people like Trump and his government being elected in the first place makes me wonder on how receptive a lot of americans are on these kind of lessons..
Hmm if Trump hadn’t of run it would have been Bush vs Clinton, he upset their retarded little game and now they hate him for that, unfortunately morons believe the talking heads from the MSM, how many years did they cry about Russia gate? It was all lies yet you believe them, Noah the black millionaire immigrant complains about how racist America is, he's a lying pos
Mayors need to order the police to protect the protesters from these special troops and arrest any of that will not comply. This way they can find out who they are.
true words !
It's so unsettling to delve into the deeper realms of Baldwin because it's the deeper rounds of the truth that we can't even graze the surface of- without the unsettling feelings of guilt hurts and shame come into play; then we emotionally run. Only to ignore the basis and perpetuate the cycle again.
Promote “13th” on Netflix or utube free!! We r watching it after interview w Colbert in Europe
Christian Rossa 13th is really good and Dr. Michelle Alexander, Dr. Carol Anderson and Jeffrey Robinson, ACLU attorney, Jane Elliott and, of course, Angela Davis are all amazing lecturers. Oh and check out Muhammad Ali on Irish tv in the 70s, it's called Wake Up and Apologize on website reelblack. There are tons of great 70s interviews with Ali but this one is special. Enjoy!
"Yuh gotta give 'em hope!" - Harvey Milk
OMG "...vomited up Donald Trump"!!! I am SO stealing that statement. So many profound comments from Mr Glaude.
Powerful
Look in a child's eyes and you'll find alot of hope in that innocence🤨
Truth!
"..Never Never Land full of little lost boys/girls who don't want to be responsible/ accountable for anything... "
otherwise Karen/Kevin
Speaking of writing, since I started keeping a journal my stress lvl has decreased, my blodbresure has leveled out and if I don't watch national news to much my temper has gotten less explosive. Keeping a journal is like free writing. Spelling and grammar don't matter. Only you will see it anyway. Use it to plan the day, vent, record the day, vent, express ideas, vent, whatever you need to do. Then you can respond with intelligence instead of reacting with emotion alone to the mess we are in.
Dr. Eddie is sooooooo fine.
WOW!!!!
The umbilical cord was epic... True that
*"I'm under tax audit, I have been for a long period of time. We made a deal a long time ago and once I ran for politics that deal was like we didn't make it. So I'm under a continuing audit and anybody that did that or showed that before you have it finalized, but they treat they treat me horribly the IRS. Horribly...It's a disgrace what happened. We had a deal done in fact I guess it was signed even and once I ran or once I won or somewhere back a long time ago, everything was like, well let's start all over again" 25 4 45*
Just reading this makes my head hurt.
I like the comparison of Wallace to Regan. I find that as things change yet the underline remains the same.
James Baldwin was, and is, the conscience of our country 🖤
Praise God
t'rump supporters: "What are all those things behind that guy?"
Everyone: "Books."
t'rump supporters: "Ohh, yeah, books, books. I watch those all the time."
Everyone: "Sigh. 🤦 "
Are you facepalming made up conversations?
I lived 11 miles outside the Detroit riots as a little girl and since then I have had many black? friends and even actually loved some of them. I also have a mixed race son and as a so called white girl have been discriminated against due to that. This man is on target but how can you not feel anger when your being treated badly because you are one or associate with them. And that's the thing of it you have to be willing to forgive and love and get past the ignorant ones yes it's ignorance it can come from both sides, if it means doing things alternatively or different ways as long as you are being non violent, but I do admire Malcolm and without him there would have been no change. It isn't OK to hang a person deprive them just because they are not just like you. What's wrong with that? Everything.
Just remember not everyone in America is racist and not all white people are racist. Also remember there is racism in Every race against other races. I grew learning this with an immigrant mother who's family was told to go home many times. No she was discriminated against for the color of her skin she was discriminated against because where she was from and the language she spoke. Black people are racist too cause they wanted nothing to do with my family. I understand they have had it bad for way too many years but it is still going on with other people/races as well. Laws should be changed Nd I hope Biden gets in and a better president after him so we can move forward instead of stepping backwards like we did with Trump. Only time will tell.
8:00 Yes, we're living in a fantasy world, where we are the heroes, with doing nothing better than sitting on our asses with screens draining our life force away. I gave up news for 3 years recently. I couldn't take what was happening. Now, I'm paying attention, and doing things, not just watching.
what a great true man James Baldwin was! we have so much to make accounts for America! we either remake it the real humanistic benevolent nation we thought we were, or move to France....
HIS 📚 📖 GAME IS 🤒 ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I love you Trevor noah.! 🖤
Anyone here after listening to throughline?
When Prof. Glaude spoke about seeing a knee in the back of a black man as he visited another country, where he could go back to his hotel and let it go, he basically experienced the life of a white, male ally. He surely cared but he didn't have to commit to being his fight. That was his one opportunity to experience what white privilege is like and I wonder if he realizes that.
I left at "we could still build a new Jerusalem".
Truth= Scientific fact. Educate humans out of their ignorance . Interview Jane Elliott.
Eddie's a preacher, and never appears in forums where he might be challenged.
What would you challenge of what the Professor has stated?
@@mizz9841 I would challenge him to prove with data that the US is systemically racist and ruled by white supremacists.
Trevor you are the......
.....bricks of the foundation!
Eddie Glaude would be a great drama teacher
I fucking love you
It’s conversations like this where I wish Trevor were a Black American and had a Black American experience. Then these types of conversations would flow better
You forget that Trevor grew up in Apartheid South Africa which was worse. Also, he had to be hidden as a mixed race child so his mum wouldn't be imprisoned.
Read his book "Born a Crime".
A_zinne I said what I said.
We should also free ourselves of religion. Slaves were killed for not converting to Christianity.
Dejoy should be in jail....MAIL IN ballots work. PERIOD. IMPOSSIBLE TO RIG. THE LEGEND MICHAEL JAMAL BROOKS REST IN POWER. CALL LEADERS , DEMAND MORE RESOURCES AND SUPPORT. DEMAND GOVT SUPPORT , MMT, DEFECEIT MYTH. FIGHT FOR JUSTICE , ANTI IMPERALISM, END POVERTY. THE FIGHT WAGES ON
Where are your trollers on this subject funny but not funny .The truth will set you Free
Trevor, you will be getting a copy of a Podcast Interview that's happening tomorrow with Dr. Donald Grady, Ph.D., world renowned as a creative innovative public safety entrepreneur and a reputed expert in the design and implementation of public safety reforms. Don has negotiated and/or facilitated agreements both domestically and in sensitive post-conflict environments. He’s served as Senior Police Advisor for the Minister of Interior of Iraq, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), and the Palestinian Authority Police.
Don developed a prototypical multi-ethnic democratic police service for the Municipality of Brcko in Bosnia-Herzegovina and was responsible for the development of and implementation of the International Police reentry plan for the United Nations International Police Mission in Kosovo. He has conducted operational readiness assessments for the national police of several countries, and has provided consultations for universities, municipalities, and public safety organizations around the globe.
Dr. Grady is the author of The Injustice of Justice, The Absurdity of Compromise, and a case study of Resistance to Change in the Santa Fe Police Department. He has a Ph.D. in Administration and Management and has completed studies at several domestic and international senior management institutes.
He was Chief of Police for the City of Santa Fe, in New Mexico and several other agencies. He’s been an adjunct professor and continues to speak publicly and as a guest lecturer. Don also served as a commissioned and non-commissioned officer in the United States Armed Services.
Arthur Kanegis is a documentary film director who produced the film about Garry Davis, “The World is my Country” and the new “We Are One” 3-part documentary.
Hope is a tool that is used against the poor and weak....
Hope is what make one get up and fight another day and another day until the battle is won. A lack of hope and despair is the refuge of the defeated.
Mr. Glaude Jr. can you please tell us who will rise and be the voice for BLM? Who can express the issues, the oppression, and the solutions needed to bring equality to the nation? We NEED that voice, clear and consistent so we can follow the path to the promised land?
Stop following people. Do what you can individually and we’ll all get there.
America ate too many oranges and cheetos while drinking orange fanta, that's how we vomited up Trump....... just kidding, we Americans wouldn't be eating something healthy like an orange.
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