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@stephenandrews356 Сағат бұрын
Greatest speech in the history of English
@ProCoach2373 6 сағат бұрын
What an incredible servant of the Lord and His people!
@talkissues Күн бұрын
Thank you for this documentary.
@lacey8784 2 күн бұрын
Dr. King was a soothsayer
@shiastarr1102 2 күн бұрын
Had over a million followers with no social media. Of course they were jealous of him
@ReparationsNation 3 күн бұрын
A forgotten man?! Y’all WILD AF!!! B1!!! ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
@joycegumbo2732 6 күн бұрын
The late Bob Marley sang about him in Buffalo Soldier.
@whatsgoodzach 6 күн бұрын
Wow the government got him just like Fred Hampton!
@GeorgiePats 6 күн бұрын
2:27
@user-mp1ev1kj6x 8 күн бұрын
The Honourable Marcus Garvey is one of Africa's finest leaders in our history. He unifed Africans globally. Garvey taught Africans to be proud of what we are and who we are. Garvey was unapologetic, honest, and loving to Africans men, women, and children Baba Kwame Nkrumah inspired by Garvey. Baba Elijah Muhammad inspred by Garvey. Baba John Henrik Clarke inspired by Garvey. Baba Tony Martin inspired by Garvey. Baba Louis Farrakhan inspired by Garvey. Baba Malcolm X and his family inspired by Garvey. Queen Mother Moore inspired by Garvey. Baba Carter G. Woodson inspired by Garvey. Baba T. Thomas Fortune inspired by Garvey. Many others inspired by the life and times of the Honourable Marcus Garvey.
@stevezapinski7706 8 күн бұрын
Go Trump!
@dukecap44 9 күн бұрын
This man speaking on what’s going on today social media everybody wanna be important everybody wanna be first
@JoeCarroll-tr5hw 9 күн бұрын
Rat Rally funny how the Jewish women is let Out of jail and all of the other are still in jail.
@Hyperspeed78 11 күн бұрын
❤this great message and this Great man! Dr.Tyrone williams of Chester PA
@jamesmichaelfrank 12 күн бұрын
President Trump 2024 🇺🇲 THE TIME .... IS NOW !!!!
@elizabethmchugh9811 13 күн бұрын
I have always believed God spoke through Martin Luther King.What an incredible orator he was.
@trufjgjfj5268 13 күн бұрын
1:09
@jackiehill239 14 күн бұрын
He knew that the end was over for him God prepare him .
@karenplante2593 14 күн бұрын
I remember that Day(s) , etched upon my mind and. April 3rd was my birthday. April 4th, upon hearing that he was murdered, I went and wept my heart out leaning face forward on my favorite tree. May the Lord Hold him in the highest degree in Heaven.
@anthonyjay767 14 күн бұрын
This narrator is off. But i'll take the good and leave the bad. Thanks for the video.
@dmilowrussell1385 15 күн бұрын
Feel very Fortunate to be in the Room! and to Acknowledge the Room!
@dylans.1741 15 күн бұрын
For some context, people had been trying to assassinate Dr King as early as 1955. He had come to accept the possibility of his life and work being cut short, and never feared death as a result. King knew that even if he died young, the battle for racial justice would continue without him, and as long as he could inspire people to carry on the torch after he was gone, he had no reason to fear an early death. This is why Dr King will always have my respect. Because even though he's long deceased, he still inspires people to stand up for justice, just as he did when he was alive 💯
@Jerry-xs1uz 16 күн бұрын
Only Southern Black Men WILL UNDERSTAND DR. KING'S SPEECH!!!!
@emmacollins6956 16 күн бұрын
We must teach our children our History, giving God the glory for bringing our ancestors from slavery. Not allowed to read , write or learn for 200+ years. Not having any opportunities of the rest of the free world. They must know how God has brought us out and will continue to bring us out in His time. Give God the glory, Amen.
@5PercentTint 19 күн бұрын
Brother was on something
@Worldtimes1 21 күн бұрын
We need someone like him with everything happening today
@raantas946 21 күн бұрын
Imagine being hugged right after you've delivered your speech and walk down the stage!
@fkdevinweston9106 22 күн бұрын
Djurcj❤
@REALMVPS 23 күн бұрын
We need to regroup and seriously consider reparations for repatriation. I realize everyone doesn't want to leave Amerikkka but the other races won't vote for reparations based on racism and Jim Crow because they also suffered. We leave that language out and, we should seek reparations for the communities destroyed and the millions of acres of farmland that were stolen in part by the government with a $300 tax letter they mailed out during the 1930s Great Depression no one could read. They couldn't read it because there had been an ordinance against them learning how to read and write. We couldn't vote and were taxed without representation. Those of us who want to repatriate can build a city/state and create a new reality from the ground up. That would serve as a blueprint for the future. Otherwise were fighting a losing battle. The Jewish politicians our supposed allies are against reparations despite the fact that their people received reparations. When I heard Bernie Sanders arrogantly denounce reparations during his presidential run I used the video to destroy the momentum he had. Moving forward I created the mantra No Reparations No Vote in 2015 after five years of trying to get the topic out of its dormant state. The Chinese took my Facebook page before I could share the repatriation component of my reparations game plan. That being said I'm happy to finally see us talking about it while I'm still alive. I won't be here to witness what happens but I know that the ancestors appreciate my efforts. I feel like I can check out knowing I made a meaningful contribution to our people. Those who don't qualify don't hate celebrate. If you don't need or want it don't complain accept it and donate.
@REALMVPS 23 күн бұрын
We need to regroup and seriously consider reparations for repatriation. I realize everyone doesn't want to leave Amerikkka but the other races won't vote for reparations based on racism and Jim Crow because they also suffered. We leave that language out and, we should seek reparations for the communities destroyed and the millions of acres of farmland that were stolen in part by the government with a $300 tax letter they mailed out during the 1930s Great Depression no one could read. They couldn't read it because there had been an ordinance against them learning how to read and write. We couldn't vote and were taxed without representation. Those of us who want to repatriate can build a city/state and create a new reality from the ground up. That would serve as a blueprint for the future.
@DrKim-ul1qr 23 күн бұрын
Outstanding knowledge! Thank you!
@nitawatson5124 23 күн бұрын
Lineage based reparations are constitutional and will withstand strict scrutiny if challenged in courts. Flat Black reparations are unconstitutional and will NOT withstand strict scrutiny in court when challenged. Evanston’s justice claim may be tossed out due to its unconstitutionality.🇺🇸♥️🤍💙
@sekenniarobinson976 19 күн бұрын
Lie
@dbakhtiar 24 күн бұрын
does anyone know the last couple words he says as he's stepping away from the mic?
@GEDUPENT 24 күн бұрын
It looks like 99% of you are missing the point. It’s easy to say he knew he would die. You may say that for anyone who speaks that way and then dies shortly after. The point is, the Rev. Dr. MLK is telling us here that God has shown himself to him because he climbed to the top of the mountain. (Mt. Sinai) God has allowed him to see the PromisedLand, from up there. He also told him the PromisedLand is promised to your descendants but you will not live to see it. (He is saying he may not get there at the same time as they do, but does not know the future.) He says it at the beginning, “I don’t know what’s going to happen now.” When God shows himself to whichever people he chooses…read the story of Moses. THIS IS WHY MLK WAS SPECIAL. He was directly chosen by God for a specific purpose, and he was telling us that here and most should comprehend those words.
@GEDUPENT 24 күн бұрын
Just look at the man’s eyes. It tells the whole story.
@DIncome2 24 күн бұрын
Mine eyes have seen the glory! lol
@colinleslie5014 24 күн бұрын
So Proud of You All. Keep up the Great Work. ❤
@nigera2065 24 күн бұрын
About time. We are the only people that have not received reparations for what happened to our ancestors. Some received acres and were forced to return that land when the prior owners fell on hard times. SMH
@hateEdge83 25 күн бұрын
MLk was propped up by Israeli interest groups
@TonySmith-hu1is 28 күн бұрын
The brother 3rd from the left at frame 45. 35 36 37 38 is what it's all about
@MzTishMarie 28 күн бұрын
Just learning of this awesome man in 2024
@sleepyccs 29 күн бұрын
NAARC and NCOBRA do not have much real grassroots support unlike the ADOS Movement.
@ADOS_TNT Ай бұрын
I believe the ADOS AF reparations summit( happening in October) has the real true framework for reparations. Naarc is being funded by the macarthur foundation( y'all are comprised). You will never get our ppl reparations, don't know how y'all sleep well at night!! Stop guiding our ppl into a burning 🔥 house 🏠
@OscarWorrillEl Ай бұрын
How is ADOS Funded
@OscarWorrillEl Ай бұрын
Where is the ADOS Summit location in October 2024?
@ADOS_TNT 29 күн бұрын
@@OscarWorrillEl It's grassroots funded. Small donations from the community.
@Friedfish-zm7fx Ай бұрын
silly townhall Demanding reparations for long past damages to ancestors (slavery) is stupid and unwise. The statute of limitations has been long expired; slaves and slave owners are long, long dead. A stupid commentator wrote: "There is no statute of limitations to indemnify damage to one's person or property in the insurance world." Incorrect. ALL insurance contracts have many clauses, limits, constraints, restraints, and limitations. No insurance company exposes itself to infinite risk. No insurance company exposes itself to finite risk to infinite time. Bonds. Confederate bonds. Some descendant of slaves gets hold of, say, $10 million in Confederate bonds. Can said descendant of slaves get $10M cash? Nope. The Confederate bonds can only be used as wallpaper or birdcage liner. There was a limited time after the Civil War to demand legitimately for reparations for freed slaves from slave owners. OK, expropriate the wealth of the former slave owners and transfer said wealth to the freed slaves. History is tragic. The Civil War wiped out utterly the wealth of 99% of the former slave owners and many former slave owners were not land owners. Post-Civil War there was little to distribute to former slaves because nearly all southerners (Black, White) became destitute from the war. Who benefitted (financially, property-wise, wealth-wise) from the Civil War? Answer: the Northerners and they were not slave owners. But, but, but the evil Southern slave owners traded with the Northerners!!! The Northerners need to pay reparations!!! Nope. Said evil Southern slave owners traded also with people of Europe, Asia, South and Central America, even Africa. Should one demand reparations from Europe, Asia, South America, Central America, Africa, Australia? The source of slaves in the Americas was the African Continent. Africans selling off their ethnic siblings to slavery to the Western market (the Americas) and Eastern market (Muslim world) benefitted monetarily from the trade. Go demand reparations from the various African Nations. All African Nations will laugh at such demands for reparations. Go demand reparations from the various Muslim Nations. All Muslim Nations will laugh at such demands for reparations. Booker T. Washington (former slave) wrote about former slaves helping out their former owners who fell on hard times. Should said former slaves DEMAND reparations instead of helping the former owners? The slave revenge movies are popular today (2024 AD). A village has been totally destroyed by a tornado. God is guilty of this EVIL!!! Demand reparations from God!!! Such thoughts are idiotic. Someone damaged either your person or your property. You have full rights to demand reparations from the guilty. However, tragically, the guilty is often destitute so what reparations can you get? Are you going to mourn your loss forever and never do anything? A village has been totally destroyed by a tornado. What to do? Wait until God provides reparations? Or would you get up and rebuild the village? A drug-addicted, homeless, penniless, deranged arsonist burned down your house. What to do? Do nothing, do not rebuild the house until the arsonist made FULL Reparations? Question: Should you suffer for the sins of your dead parents? Should you pay off the debts of your dead parents? Generational servitude is sustained by having children obligated for the debts of their parents: this is the history of poverty in 3rd world countries, aka s**th**e countries. There is an asymmetry. I am sure you are very eager to collect what is owed to your dead parents. Even if the debt is owed only to your dead great-great-great-grand parents. Underlying this eagerness is greed. This asymmetry makes one blind to the other party. You are not the sole party in society. Others (the other party) are also part of society. Question rephrased: Should the other party suffer for the sins of their dead parents? Should the other party pay off the debts of their dead parents? Some reparations seekers may quote the Bible. Proverbs 3:27 = Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to act. The problem is that nothing is owed to the reparation seekers who are just grifters looking for something for nothing. If someone was owed, it is the long-dead great-great-great-grand parents, NOT you. Justice. The issue of reparation is often linked to that of justice. When you go to court, you do not determine what Justice is. The Judge, the Court, the Jury decide what is Justice for you. You may not be satisfied with the Justice but if you want to stay a citizen in good standing with society, you have to ACCEPT the Judgement. What you are seeking is not so much Justice but Satisfaction. Satisfaction has more in common with Retribution than with Justice. Yes, you can appeal again and again and again and again. You just become a vexatious litigant and your standing in society diminishes. You become a liability, not an asset to society. Think of the Bible as a collection of writings by the Ancients Sages, not so much the Word of God. Deuteronomy 15 : 1 = At the end of every seven years you must cancel debts. Comment: The above verse refers to you who want reparations. If reparations is debt, cancel the debt. What is your valuation of the concept of "statute of limitations"? Deuteronomy 15 : 3 = You may require payment from a foreigner, but you must cancel any debt your brother owes you. Comment: Who is supposed to pay this "reparation"? Which entity is supposed to pay this "reparation"? Do you consider this entity to be a foreigner or a sibling? Deuteronomy 15 :11 = There will always be poor people in the land. Therefore I command you to be openhanded toward your brothers and toward the poor and needy in your land. Comment: The above verse refers to you who want reparations. Instead of demanding "reparations", try to become an asset, not a liability, to your society. The mob's motto: No Justice, no Peace! Much of the violence, turmoil, dystopia in this World is caused by people pursuing JUSTICE!!!, pursuing COSMIC JUSTICE!!! Question: what do you value more: Justice? Peace?
@tiffanysmith2407 Ай бұрын
There is no statute of limitations for crimes against humanity.
@REALMVPS 23 күн бұрын
In regards to your question, Justice. Regarding reparations, in recognition of the opposition to slavery, I wanted to use things that occurred after slavery. I'm the person who created No Reparations No Vote in 2015 which reignited the call for reparations on Facebook. I had been trying since the beginning of Facebook after discovering during a family tree project with distant cousins that the farm my great-grandfather owned that my mom talked about visiting when she was a child. She told us that the farm was taken because of a $300 tax letter that they couldn't read. I forgot about it until decades later when I got a copy of his obituary. I became mystified after reading that the farm was 40 acres. During my research, I was reminded about the reconstruction period. After emancipation, the former slave masters needed help with their farms and had to negotiate sharecropping deals. Many of the freedmen probably because they were the farm managers obtained large tracts of land. During the 1930s Great Recession, the government created a tax program to generate some income. So, they mailed out the $300 tax letter that the freedmen couldn't read. They couldn't read it because there had been ordinances against them learning how to read and write. After 50 years of ownership, our ancestor's generational wealth was stolen with the loss of millions of acres of farmland. Additional research revealed that the farmlands were also stolen by murder, trickery, and theft. My 99-year-old neighbor (Rip) often talked about how everyone used to live on farms. I discovered during this research that most people don't know about the $300 tax letter because their ancestors were too embarrassed to talk about it. My great-grandfather’s obituary states that many white people throughout Missouri attended his funeral. Missouri was home to the 3/5ths of human law. The attendance of the whites paying their respects at the funeral indicates to me that my ancestor had one of the best, if not the best farm in Missouri. The American Revolution was about taxation and representation. Our ancestors got a tax letter they couldn't read, couldn't vote, and had no representation. These revelations got me so upset that I initially wanted to advocate a more physical response but that would cause a lot of death so I began advocating reparations. For years I heard many negative comments from people like you. In 2015 when Memes began trending about the importance of showing up to vote I recognized an opportunity. I began commenting that I understood that people died for my right to vote, but that I was tired of voting for the same thing over and over. I want to vote for something I want, No Reparations, No Vote. That resonated on Facebook and it went viral. Having thought about in great deal, when the memes began trending about reparations, I stated we shouldn't argue for racism and Jim Crow because the other races suffered as well. To limit as many as possible I argued that only those whose lineage was tied to the people whose ancestors began building the US on July 4, 1775, as slave labor could apply. I knew that the diaspora would get upset and spent a lot of time educating them that they were here voluntarily and should seek reparations from England. Not long after the Chinese took over my page and I couldn't finish what I started. My lineage arguments inspired ADOS who unfortunately helped to foment discord between us and the diaspora. I never got to argue that reparations should be used for repatriation, something the other races would logically support. They would love to see us leave, and not have to compete with us. I tried sharing that option with the California Task Force but was told no one wanted to repatriate. The Europeans got free farmland. We sharecropped (slavery 2.0) to get our farmland and it was stolen. We built successful communities and they were destroyed. As far as I am concerned a debt is owed and we need to get justice by any means necessary. Those who don't qualify don't hate celebrate. If you don't want or need it support and donate.
@Friedfish-zm7fx 23 күн бұрын
@@REALMVPS As you stated, other races have suffered. But then your view is egocentric (me! me! me! reparations for me!). >>>>> Deuteronomy 15 : 3 = You may require payment from a foreigner, but you must cancel any debt your brother owes you. Comment: Who is supposed to pay this "reparation"? Which entity is supposed to pay this "reparation"? Do you consider this entity to be a foreigner or a sibling? With a foreigner, require the completion of the transaction and/or contract and then you and the foreigner part ways FOREVER. War between you and the foreigner may ensue. After hostilities, no more contact, no more contract with the foreigner. Case settled. With a sibling, you will continue living with the sibling FOREVER. Forcing complete debt payment from a sibling will raise Anger in said Sibling. You may have gotten Justice (in name only and only for yourself) and there is no Peace in the House (the Sibling will see to that there is No Peace). What do you value more: Justice? Peace? Do you consider the USA (i.e. the US citizenry) to be a foreigner or sibling?
@REALMVPS 20 күн бұрын
@@Friedfish-zm7fx I know that you are more intelligent than you sound. The Federal government can cut a check. I value Justice. Haven't you heard “No Justice No Peace!”
@Friedfish-zm7fx 20 күн бұрын
@@REALMVPS The Federal has done many stupid things but it is not cutting any checks for you. You do not determine what is Justice and Peace is not determined by you. Society at large, not you, determines Justice and Peace.
@user-qn3ov2tw5x Ай бұрын
We've got difficulties ahead but it really doesn't matter with me now because I've been to the mountain top like anybody I would like to live a long life long time has it's place but IM not conserd about that now I just want to do God's will and he has allowed me to go up to the mountain and I looked over and seen the promised land I may not get there with you but I want you to know tonight that we as a people we'll get to the promised land so I'm happy tonight I'm not worried about anything I'm not fearing any man my eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord 2:30
@user-qn3ov2tw5x Ай бұрын
But I don't know what will happen now 1:50
@user-qn3ov2tw5x Ай бұрын
All we say to America is be true to what you said on people 1:09
@user-qn3ov2tw5x Ай бұрын
My eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord 1:49
@user-qn3ov2tw5x Ай бұрын
I have a dream Martin Luther king Jr and I've been to the mountain top 2:12
@user-qn3ov2tw5x Ай бұрын
I've been to the mountain top 2:03
@justmontina Ай бұрын
3:19:52 my public comment
@Elizau Ай бұрын
Thank you
@twitterblackdove Ай бұрын
Thank you, Montina. I am also a Black American with "negro" on my birth certificate. The woman who spoke after you mentioned a bunch of different "silos" now that our people live in that mimic African tribalism throughout history, not ADOS communities.
@selectmansilenceward1mccom509 Ай бұрын
Intriguing town hall, hopefully more will come from it and progress will be made... ❤🖤💚👍🏿✈👨🏿✈🔥