I want him to give me some "Last Supper" at every concert. I just love it 😊. D-Smoke is a prophetic voice for today's generation. He's got a message.

Thanks God Amen and thankfully sisters for your understanding me thanks

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Indians the first inhabitants of all the lslands, Not slaves from Africa. Gullah Geechee culture came after, because 85% of them have Indian blood.. There is a cemetery on the land Bloody Point.

I met his son today. Art really nice guy and just 10 minutes. He taught me a lot. Thank you Mr. Carter for your service.

A beautiful lesson and tribute to a beautiful resilient people with a rich history. 🙏🏾

Ģreat conversation!

Going to delite this channel you are creating rasicme fucking idiots black soace week what a joke

. this is racism at its finest... .

Negroes of the world, as a negro, please do not fu.. with fake space nasa

When will this re-air? How can we watch this today?

Thank you!

When you're utterly convinced of your own superiority, no evidence to the contrary -- no matter how painfully obvious -- will sway you from your delusion. Salute to these Kings.

THE RIOT REPORT is truly an exceptional account about 1967's rioting and the Kerner Report--it is clearly the best documentary on each. To find out even more about both, including why the rioting seemed to suddenly stop, whether it was similar to the disorders that occurred after the death of George Floyd, and how the Kerner Commission overcame numerous obstacles and strongly-held differing views to unanimously adopt a powerfully-worded report, please read TWO SOCIETIES: THE RIOTING OF 1967 AND THE WRITING OF THE KERNER REPORT, which is being published by Rowman & Littlefield and can now be pre-ordered from the publisher, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble for delivery in July.

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I am Black, and I am proud ! ❤❤❤Thankful recognition 👏

Dems just doing what they do...

The demoncraps

no more DEI

So what was said?

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@NAAMHC for youth only?

I remember it like it was yesterday, I lived on Mott St. and Vince Gallo who I knew at the time was telling me about the show coming out and that he was going to be on it. I was a 13 year old B-BOY wannabe at the time.

Will there be another event this year (2024)? I heard the summer, particularly in August, there is always some live music event at the NMAAHC. Can anyone confirm and how do I get alerts to get tickets right away?

When tha speech sounds good but you realize, THEY STILL aint paid reparations for SLAVERY! That museum is ONLY to lick the wounds, INSTEAD OF PAYING THE DEBT! 🤦🏾 IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A SHIP HULL, NOT A YOURUBA HEAD PIECE! 😮 Most Nigerians don't even study YOURUBA CULTURE! HAVE YOU EVEN BEEN TO NIGERIA? 😱 WE all DID NOT come from NIGERIANS! 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾 #classdissmissed 🫳🏾🎤

They are all murderers?

Why is this not available anywhere? I’d be happy to not just rent it but purchase it to watch.

I will have the upmost respect for this museum if they have Claudette Colvin there. ❤ Rosa did her part but took all the credit. Other than that, amazing ceremony arranged by Quincy Jones. ❤

Excellent, Thank You

So well done! I loved watching this video. The music, the discussions, the hymns, memories, peoople, and their stories are being preserved! I think that is so WONDERFUL!

Look at my great grandma and great uncle Hudson!!!❤❤❤❤

How do you find the videotape he talks about??

Thank you. Great content

I remember reading in college that black banks helped save the country during the Great Depression, providing lending to families because they operated outside of mainstream banking. And then Congress passed the Emergency Banking Act of 1933, which basically put rules in place that destroyed Blacks' ability to operate outside of mainstream banking. I did not hear this mentioned in your presentation and was wondering if this was why so many black banks "failed" during the Great Depression - not that they "failed" but the government put regulations in place that did not allow them to function, thus "failing."

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Minute 29:30 and following reminds one that Black precocity must protect itself against slights and attacks foreign and domestic. Young, Gifted and Black ... today, there is no reason to let your schooling interfere with your education.

amazing and inspiring converstion

Still hustling

His book belongs in the dumpster. He has nothing worthwhile to say. His father was just as bad. Reed is not "honorable."

I want to be one

That's my brother,u heard, u dig? Luvand peace,eternity

I have never agreed with anyone being uncompromising about giving an opinion that must be experienced through the values of author for the " thing" you oppose... See the film first, listen to Eminem first... No, that gives weight to say... Research the opposing views, everybody. Ok, but all artists know that the audience is not a collegial debate team. The audience is not a peer; the world is bigger than any niche. Mrs. Akil's statement about Black men being killed from being seen is true. The statement that affirms Black Academic women by the director doesn't affirm unity. It would have been better to have talked to both genders and then made a decision. His summary decision added value to his perspective, his authority versus the company. How would that add to the young boy who does not see himself tell his own story? No, problem with creating narratives that keep Black males as dead bodies as being painfully authentic... No, preference based on a gender, class, status, sexual preference age, ability, skin tone there. My Aunt is a Doctoral professor, so I know she feels my fairness. Disappointing response by the director. Can only women tell his story? Both genders need to heard often... often...

In 1973, the US government officially changed the threshold to diagnose mental deficiency from 80 points to 70 points in order to assuage the civil rights leaders. We see why the civil rights leaders needed that to be done here on this stage. They're like children, fragile, narcissistic, stunted children, but told they're "intellectual" and "oppressed". 🤷🏽‍♀️

Is there somewhere we can see the end of the second panel discussion? It was cut off in the middle.

George W Bush ✌

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