Why doesn't this have millions of views?

I got chills. The way he delivered this speech I understand how the ones who now became comfortable hated Dr. King in his final years as well as he became 🎯 # 1 for this place. The truth behind his message is the mantle that was abandoned. The truth is here for us at a time such . May The Most High Yah empower his people

Its not "chasing a check", its payment due for services rendered.

Towards the end of his life he was getting conscience.Listen to his speeches.👌🏾

This is the fifth speech that I've heard from Dr. King where he talks about reparations and he's saying the same thing verbatim. The fight reparations was about to be Dr. King's next big movement. Also, why hasn't the King Center released all of Dr. King's speeches unedited?

This speech is relevant today Monday, January 16th 2023!. Thank you Dr. King 🫶🏾

I love how Martin Luther King spoke about "I'm so sick and tired of the first negro this in the first negro that let me have I'm the second and third">>> that in itself is the mentality that has kept us down for so long. Some many want to be " chief" and not enough "Indians". We gotta start learning how to make music with our voice, instead of just noise!!

They killed him after his book where do we go from here, and he was talking about land reparations!

No reparations. No vote.

This is the real king love it

I love Martin Luther King! He just gets better and better every time. I remember seeing Selma, Lord, Selma (1999) when I was a kid (I would have been six and growing up in the Trumbull, CT when it aired) and I vaguely knew who Dr. King was. I just thought he was "that nice guy" and I knew as much as I could understand about him fighting racism and oppression. I connected more with the little girl, Sheyann. I was probably about seven or eight when my class learned about him (like the "I have a dream" speech) and my teacher went on talking about him (I can't remember everything or how in-depth it got besides the "I have a dream" speech) and then (I knew he was dead and we have a holiday for him, but I just thought he got old and had a heart attack or something) my teacher told us someone killed him and I felt the devastation just slide down into me. We all felt it, I think. Someone said, "But he did something good." and it really hit me how racism and hatred works. I had to remember he was fighting against racist people. I'm glad that the man in this speech matches up to the man I learned about. Honestly, when I learned he was from the 50s and 60s I expected him to be a little disappointing to me (and this is when I was first learning about him, because I always got this sense from TV shows, movies, and other people that the past was worse), but then it just got better and better and he really did end up being this great, loving, powerful man.

Listening to Martin speak his voice echoes, echoes down the years can't explain the positive vibes I feel when I hear this wonderful eloquently spoken man speak Dr King was a gift from God & Lord knows we miss him & need him back in the world right now

People forgot it was Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, he knew the scriptures well, and he would help all the poor, no matter what race. If he found a solution for one, there would be a solution for all. He was a man of God. Many are in the devil's snare, they just don't know it.

So called white love quoting mlk quote this!

This is the real king, forget all that other crap, cut the check!

We still have a Long, Long way to go......✊🏾

This video should be viral by now, this is how I know suppression is still real!

The man was more than the "I have a dream speech". We do him no justice on his Holiday, a day when we has a people should be doing a WHOLE LOT of looking inward.

2021 and Of them the proverbs are true: “A dog returns to its vomit,” and, “A sow that is washed returns to her wallowing in the mud.” .. this country has gone backwards!

I suffered all of my life from poverty and opression as a white American citizen. More than (most) black people I have met. And, I once lived as the only white person in my building in an inner city for 8 years too... Where I was mistreated and had my life threatened, as a quite isolated person that kept to myself. No white person would get away with that extreme behavior. But, despite all the young black people who couldn't imagine the life I've personally had...I always was a person of understanding. And, of empathy. Somehow harboring a sense of purpose and burden, for having somehow a better position. Though at times it seems dishonest to say so. Injustice resonated with me though. Martin Luther Kings empowering yet humble speaches that stood up for those made inequal, always made me feel like I had someone on my side, in spirit. Even though, I was made to feel that I "didn't belong" by black people. I didn't belong anywhere.... so, I stood alone in my experiences. As much as blacks are entitled to talk about "whites " and what white people do and have done....and they will back that up with all of their rights and reasons... all it's ever made me personally feel is invalidated and blamed for something I'm not sure I did as an individual. An individual that time and again have stood up for black people. Against my own people too. What happened to black people in América is one of the worst things ever to happen to human beings. But, it was not the only! There were white slaves. Africans sold their own people into slavery, despite how blacks defend the greatness of where they originated. And there are many other atrocities in the world. An example, jews that were stripped and starved and burned, hid in the dirt of a dug hole to escape. But, of course.... theyre lumped in and referred to as "the white people" that have opressed black people. My grandparents all came from Europe. They were all survivors, with nothing more than an elementary school education. My own grandmother siblings were dispersed into foster homes never to see again. They had scars on their backs from being whipped. My own mother almost died of malnutrition as a child. And I'm in therapy for complex ptsd, and I have no family connection, little to begin with, but for around 30 something years....zero contact. I have no house at age 48. I never went to college because working full time was all I could handle. 6th grade was the last grade I passed because of abuse. I lost my dreams to have a family. To have children, while i watch on at others with their dreams and slice of American pie that i was made to believe wasnt meant for me. But here I am, always standing up for black people. While I hear terms like "Karens" and get attitudes I don't believe I diserve. I've gotten excluded from anything that was considered "just for blacks" in the most hateful ways. Which honestly seems to mostly be a spread of drama, handed down and pushed forward in an exclusive culture of hate all while they claim they want some sort of justice for something their ancestors lived through. The only thing they are living through is the talk that perpetuates hate. BUT, I've sided with them about reparations. AND, I've even thought that if there was a way I could help with that that I would!! AND, with all aside, MY MAIN intuitive understanding came from my own insights for having been individually scapegoated, blamed, unaknowledged, or having had my experiences MINIMIZED. So, I always sided with black people BECAUSE they are harmed JUST by having reminders of history that is degrading. They are NOT free of being spoken about. Unlike white people who take that for granted. Entertainment industries create inauthentic inclusion that only seperates people more. Because it's in their face but in inauthentic ways. And sorry but I'm not concerned about some stores not carrying black bandaids. Since, black people need to realize that they are a minorities in this country. If I went to a part of África where I couldn't find white bandaids, it would be fine. But I do know it's important to include citizens. It is but thats not the real problem. And some of the problem is the negativity that people spread. But anyway with all that said, I happen to be a compassionate caring person who believes in equal treatment for all. I believe that reparations would help poor communities come up to equal levels. And I think that reparations would be validating for all the generations and lifetime of people knowingly opressed yet made voiceless. The truth somehow silenced. For those especially not of the middle and upper class. But hey, I'm just a "crazy" white person. One of those white people that have opressed black people. And my ancestors somehow also did.

It all make’s perfect sense, so sad we have not fixed this problem in America already.

And why are there unheard speeches?

Lord in the present day, bless tve works of yoyr servants hand, let his sacrice not be in vein. Hallelujah.

Wow. The root got their hands on an UNHEARD SPEECH. If only all those people audibly clapping in the background were alive today to hear it. If only the person operating the recording equipment was able to rejoice in MLK’s sweet words. Then they might know the joy of us KZfaq viewers in 2019 being the first people ever to hear a 40+ year old speech.

I'm here after seeing someone on facebook say "MLK never said anything on reparations." (And yes... he was...)

Thank you

Poverty is the worst form of oppression. The White man's shame continues . US sent over $80 billion dollars to Ukraine for guns and weapons while black communities suffer from the oppression of poverty.

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I encourage everyone to watch the lecture tilted" Martin Luther unrapped " by Minister Ahmed Saadiq. it tells the whole story..

The quote "I cannot say. A slave is not his own master" is attributed to Martin Luther King Jr., an American Baptist minister and civil rights activist. This quote is often referred to as a paraphrase or summary of his larger statement: "A slave is not his own master, but a slave is not a slave because he is a slave. He is a slave because he is a man. And when he becomes a man, he becomes his own master." King's original statement was made during his 1963 speech at the Second Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama, where he emphasized the inherent human dignity and freedom of all people, regardless of their social or economic status. In this context, King was highlighting the contradiction between the idea that enslaved people were seen as property and the reality that they were still human beings with inherent value and autonomy. He argued that simply being human means having control over one's own life, thoughts, and decisions. This idea challenged the very foundations of slavery and the systemic injustices that perpetuated it. In essence, King's quote emphasizes that humans have the capacity for self-determination and should be recognized as such. It also underscores the importance of recognizing and respecting the inherent dignity and autonomy of all individuals, regardless of their circumstances. This quote has become an iconic statement in the civil rights movement, emphasizing the fight for equality, justice, and human rights.

, and this, my associates, is the reason why Mr. King was Martyred

Respect, anit know about these videos.. Almighty will reveal things if we listen..Respect and Rise to all mi Sistahs and Brothas ✊🏾🇬🇳🇧🇴.

Sounds like he is speaking about today .

Does anyone know the name of this speech?

Listen closely to what is being said and pray 🙏

This is the MLK that we love, the one who told the truth about this devilish system that we live in. Long Live MLK✊🏿

10 days before I was born.

REPARATIONS NOW ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

Powerful

Amen!!

our ancestors did the work against their will, whites got rich! they owe us!!!!!!!!!!

Salute

Land reparations!

If anyone questions Dr. King’s motivations…..listen to his “love your enemies” sermon. He was quoted as saying, “I would rather die than hate you”. He demanded fair and equal treatment for blacks, many of whom were impoverished of no fault of their own. He only bowed for one man who he referred to as his Lord and Master. That man was Jesus Christ. Seeking reparations were not in line with Dr. King’s moral, theological, and philosophical stance.

When are we as Americans gonna actually be honest and admit that we really don't care about each other. We care about our own groups regarding race, gender, sexual orientation and political ideology. It is so blatantly obvious.

Listen

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Goes to show you how pathetic the conservative rhetoric surrounding King is. They would call him a dangerous radical today.

Don’t worry my people we will be in our rightful position VERY soon but anyway SHOUT OUT to ALL my people in Charleston I’m from Ridgeville South Carolina well SHOUT OUT to ALL my AFRO people throughout the four corners of the earth my AFRO AMERICANS my AFRO HISPANICS my AFRO ASIANS and so forth Shalom

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R.I.P

Ah he still preaching even in his sleep he still speak.

He isn’t talking reparations, he’s talking even though they got freed some folks need a helping hand to get started in life. He isn’t referring to free folk able to work asking for a check so they can live without working.

Right

Peace Love and Reparations to all my FBAs

I mean his words speak for themselves.

PASS THE COLLECTION PLATE!!!

They get Reperations ,Free housing ,Free money ,Free Schooling etc....that is reparations

The good Doctor MLK Jr. understood the power of the federal purse. And he saw that our govt withheld - still withholds today- from paying debt owed to ADOS, BIPOC socioeconomic rights and addressing the wealth inequity in America. Please join us, Real Progressives Group, to learn more how our fed govt CAN provide for the general Welfare of the Public (in the Constitution Art. I, Sect. 8), how Bernie was not "pie in the sky" but he was right, we CAN do this and more.

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this is the speech that got mlk killed

One of the most hated speeches in America.

Then he got killed

this aint bull$#!t

He has direct reparations speeches talking to come get Our Check. This is why we look at certain companies/ppl as plants and controlled opposition

First the culture needs to change (teach the true history, healing from the wounds of the past, unity within the communities, teach how to use/grow money) before any talk of reparations. Remember give a man to fish feed him for a day, teach a man to fish feed him for life. I think the main step that African-American communities have been given is the chance/freedom to make something of themselves. But given the history which has definitely helped to damage the culture this has been hindered. However due to the freedom we have been given, this responsibility is now two-fold which is why i spoke about the culture itself needed to change. More towards looking inwards via self-acceptance, understanding, self-growth and letting it manifest outwards via helping others regardless of race, viewing things with eyes unclouded. Hard and almost impossible probably but I think these are the facts. Thanks for sharing some history.

😎✌🏿🕵️ the stimulus is repetition

BLACK People’s Reparations!!!

If I had a voice like that I'd be the most successful pimp in history

MLK spoke with truth; god “Allah “says about it “ I was hungry and you didn’t “feed “me” “I was “thirsty” and “you did not give me “ drink” I need clothing and you did not cloth me “ And so that “ individual “ says lord how can” I “ help you,? you are the “creator” of the “heavens”and “earth “ “So” “Allah “ says You would have certainly found me by my slave!

That's why he was murdered!

Whow

You hear that Jim Crow Joe. Black people are tired of the 1st black ____________.

He is specifically talking about the poor black person. You will hear him say why he doesn’t focus on the middle class. So no, he is not speaking about racial reparations. He is speaking about poverty which would become a broader topic for him over time. (in this, he is addressing black poverty but later in other interviews he addresses poverty generally.)

BS My family was poor I'm Italian and we had to work to get citizenship

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Strange how as soon as ai became good enough to make audio like this a handful of “undiscovered “ audio recordings talking about reparations pop up 😂😂😂😂 what a joke. If you believe all of this audio you’re smooth brained.

How is your problem my problem? Is my problem your problem to deal with as well?

my god, not all white people are racist. just because they love their race, does not make them racist.

Bro... you're looking for acceptance from the people that oppress us. Do your damn homework before disgracing those who fought before us.

Could we redistribute wealth from rich folks like Oprah, and Beyonce, and LeBron, etc., etc., ad nauseum, to alleviate the poverty of poor black Americans?

Let's put it this way, in his book, "Why We Can't Wait," he does lay out his argument for reparations. King blind-spot was in not recognizing that Jesus was a communist. Lol!

BTW: Are Arabs also supposed to pay reparations for their centuries of slave-trade?

He was not talking about reparations. He was talking about equal pay for all. He spoke for Negroes an poor whites. It’s US working class that never get a fare shake.

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YOU GET NOTHING. YOU LOSE. GOOD DAY SIR.

WTF. He didnt say anything about reparations.

He’s a Christian man speaking about poverty. Poverty should be addressed no matter the color of a person’s skin. He stated that many times in his life. He was a true blessing to us all. He never asked for reputations and does not ask for repetitions here. A true follower of Christ helps any one in need if they can. But most importantly they care for a person’s soul which goes on forever. We are here but a very short time, and spreading of the gospel and feeding a person’s soul affects a person for eternity.

Speech is a dead god Hermie's 🌹🌑👍 rest in the good news 🌹 okay bye

This is super misleading. This has nothing to do with reparations

But who is supposed to pay reparations to who? All Whites to all Blacks? Even the new black and white immigrants? Even the poor Whites to the rich Blacks? What about Asians or Hispanics? What about people that are half white and half black, like Barack Obama? Should they pay reparations or receive reparations?

''FREESTUFF'' BECAUSE WELFARE$$$.. AND FREE HOUSING IS NEVER ENOUGH...OH THE MENTALITY OF THE PLANTATION.

This doesn’t make sense. I’m Serbian American. My ancestors never owned slaves bc they weren’t even in America to own slaves. So why should I have to pay blacks? Things get really fuzzy when y’all talk about white people being racist and reparations and all that Jazz. Please don’t attack me. I’m just expressing my confusion. Thank you!

Reparations is a horrible idea and would only bring about more racial divide. Those is favor of it. Are shortsighted and not thinking the consequences of demanding people to give up their money. Solely based on skin color.

THE ONLY REASON THIS Reparations CRAP IS BACK. ITS BECAUSE YOUR LAZY. GET A JOB.

Almost 60 years ago and JUST as relevant today!!!😡