White Folks CONFESS blacks are special!

White Folks CONFESS blacks are special!

This is why they are chosen.

They have the knowledge that most people don’t have.

There’s a possibility there is white people who are chosen because let’s let’s face the fact what happened during the Roman times and the slavery and all this other stuff.

[music] The black women were getting raped.

So they were having their children.

So there might be a big a bigger chance than we think that a lot of white people might have a possibly a little black in them.

That’s what white people are jealous of because they know they have no creative ideas.

They don’t know how to cook some of them.

They don’t know how to do much anything.

They have to copy and paste everything the black community does because they have no ideas of their own or they’re jealous of their looks, jealous of their ding-dongs, whatever, cuz their light is shining more than white people’s.

And honestly, the Bible says there’s antichristes every the antichrist blah blah blah.

But white people are the antichrist.

You have no Christ consciousness whatsoever.

If anything, you try to erase Christ consciousness.

I mean, look at look at all of you right now in this day and age.

But yeah, none of you has Christ consciousness.

Most white people are full of hate and a lot of black people are full of love.

How do I know this?

Because the black community treated me better than my own race.

Let’s just face the facts right there.

The black community has treated me better than the white people.

Back to the Antichrist though.

You had Jim Jones.

You have Trump.

>> Y’all y’all, I need you to sit completely still for what I am about to share with you.

Because there is a specific kind of moment that stops you in your tracks.

Not because the information is new, but because the person delivering it is the [music] last person on Earth you expected to say it out loud.

When the people who built entire systems to suppress your identity, erase your history, and disconnect you from your divine origin start confessing in public that everything they told you was a lie.

That is not a small moment.

That is a seismic one.

And it is happening right now in real time on camera with receipts.

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We bring the archaeology, the scripture, the genetics, the historical record, and the full unfiltered truth.

And today, every single one of those things is converging on one point that certain people have spent centuries trying to keep buried.

Here is what the documented academic and archaeological record actually shows.

The ancient Israelites of the biblical record were a people indigenous to the Levant region of northeastern Africa and the Middle East.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has published [music] extensive archaeological research confirming that the ancient inhabitants of Canaan in the surrounding regions were phenotypically consistent with other northeastern African and Seemetic populations of that era, meaning dark-skinned, dark-haired, and melanated.

The ancient Egyptian records, which are among the most extensively documented historical archives on Earth, consistently depicted the Israelites and neighboring Semitic peoples with the same brown and dark complexions used to depict other African populations.

The British Museum holds artifacts from ancient Assyria, specifically the black obelisk of Shanzer III, dated to approximately 825 years before the common [music] era, which depicts Israelite figures with distinctly Afrosemitic features.

These are not fringe claims.

These are artifacts sitting in one of the most prestigious museums in the world.

The genetic record adds another layer.

A study published in the journal Nature in 2016 analyzing ancient DNA from archaeological sites in the Levant confirmed that the ancient Canaanite population, the people among whom the Israelites lived and from whom they partially descended, shared significant genetic ancestry with modern African populations.

Dr.

Dr.

Yosi Garfinkle of the Hebrew University, one of the leading archaeologists of ancient Israelite culture, [music] has published research confirming that the material culture of ancient Israel was deeply intertwined with northeastern African civilizations, including Egypt and Nubia.

The ancient Israelites were not European.

They were not pale skinned.

They were not the people depicted in Renaissance paintings commissioned by European patrons who needed their god to look like them.

The historical record has always known this.

The suppression of that record was a political decision, not a scholarly one.

Now, let us talk about what is actually [music] being said on camera.

White scholars, theologians, and researchers are beginning to publicly acknowledge what the historical and genetic [music] record has always shown.

A white theologian with a doctorate in biblical studies posted a video stating directly that the ancient Hebrews of the biblical text were a dark-skinned African people and that the European depiction of biblical figures was a deliberate rebranding that served colonial and white [music] supremacist ideological purposes.

He cited the same British
Museum artifacts.

He cited the same genetic studies.

He cited the work of Dr.

Shik Antadiap the Seneagalles historian and physicist whose 1954 work the African origin of civilization documented the African roots of ancient neareastern cultures with scientific rigor that European academia spent decades trying to dismiss.

And then he said something that made comment sections across every platform erupt.

He said, “The people described in Deuteronomy chapter [music] 28, the people who would be scattered among all nations, sold into slavery on ships and become a byword among the peoples of the earth, fit the historical experience of black Americans with a precision that no other people group on earth can match.

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[music] >> You have bunch of white people always saying they’re trying to save the world and they always don’t.

Those are antichrist.

Always white people doing it.

But yeah, most of our knowledge that we know today, the music we have today, the foods we have today is all from the black community’s ideas which is Christ consciousness.

And God gave that knowledge for a reason.

>> Hey, hey, black men.

So, I do edit a video the other day.

Um, and I’m going to expand on that.

This creator was talking about how she believes that there is something that the government doesn’t want us to know.

Maybe the government, maybe like the rich 1enters, the people in power um that hold all the power don’t want us to know about black people and something that is extremely special, extremely superhuman that you all have.

Um, I 100% agree and I actually made a video about it after I saw Sinners because I saw that movie and it’s something that I’ve been thinking of for many, many, many, many years.

But Sinners just brought it more to my attention how unique you are, how vibrant you are, how under stress, under duress, [music] under the the kind of stress that most people can’t even manage to think about, much less live through.

You guys not only live through, but you succeed, you excel, you thrive.

[music] And there’s something, I think, that you have in your genetic makeup.

Um, not just your melanin.

I mean, maybe it has something to do with melanin, but um, there’s something else inside of you that makes you so unique, so special, so smart, so talented, so funny.

Like, I can go on and on and on.

And I think it it there’s no way that racism, all the horrible things that happen and h happened and still happen because of racism is just because of the color of your skin.

There’s no way.

So anyway, I if you know what it is, tell me.

I want some of it or I want to be a part of it.

I want to uh join forces.

[music] Um, I’m kind of smart, so I’ll add my uh intellect and my intelligence and let’s uh come together and be superhuman together.

>> All right, so this video is about black people and how they’re actually superior.

Not just physically and all this and and genetically and all that stuff, but actually they’re the chosen people.

Not all black people, but a lot of them.

And even I could say I don’t know if I could say most of them, but many of them.

Specifically the people that are living in America and specifically the people who have been sent all over the earth on slave ships.

Those people are superior even in the Most High’s eyes himself because those people are the Israelites.

And there’s a scripture that says not only it says if you bless them you’ll be blessed.

There’s also one that says you have to cling to them or you can’t even be saved.

So for one that means acknowledging who they are obviously and for two it means reading even their own scriptures because these scriptures are not for everyone.

They’re for them.

>> I haven’t been on here in a long time, man.

But, uh, this is for all the Negro people.

All the Negro people.

God’s chosen people.

The first love of the most high.

I love good gospel music.

I’ve been sitting there watching CC Winons and a woman just blesses my soul and [snorts] the Lord put it on my heart to make this.

Uh, first of all, I want to take I want to take the time to apologize to y’all, man, for what the white man has done to you people.

It’s so egregious and atrocious, and I have no words to make up or or give you a proper apology for what’s been done to you.

I really don’t.

But I am truly sincerely sorry for what has been done to you people.

And it grieves me terribly.

[clears throat] It really does.

Uh, man, you all are chosen.

You God’s chosen people, man.

You uh you shouldn’t be able to contain your joy with everything that’s going on, the spirit of God moving like it is.

Uh I’m telling you, I’ve been staying off here a lot because of AI.

But I had to make this video.

I really did.

Uh I was fortunate enough the Lord revealed himself to me 31 years ago and I know him and I love him.

He He’s first in my life, man.

He truly is.

Uh, just knowing y’all are his chosen people is an immense blessing to me because he revealed it to me.

Don’t know why my phone keeps doing this.

I’m sorry.

Anyway, I just want to take this time again to apologize to y’all and to lift you up, man.

Uh, like I say, you should be able to contain your joy, man.

You’re God’s chosen people.

Really are.

May the blessings of God follow each and every one of you.

Every single one of you.

I just pray blessings in your life, man.

And uh white man’s rain’s over.

It’s over.

This is where I was time at.

Embrace that.

Seek God with all your heart, man.

Seek him because you all are his people, man.

Y’all are his people.

God bless each and every one of you.

And uh my prayer is if you don’t know him, that you seek him and find him cuz children time is short, man.

It’s truly short.

Uh peace and love to everybody.

All praise to the most high.

All praise to the most high.

Tune in to Celestial over there too on the master of voice.

I do that also.

God bless y’all, man.

Y’all, so I stumbled across this video um on Facebook of this college professional.

I don’t know if it was real fake parody advertisement.

You never know these days.

You never know.

Nevertheless, he was spazzing.

I’m talking about going in going off, veins popping out.

He he was going off.

He’s like, “They fired me from my job and I don’t give a [ __ ] anymore.

I’m going to give y’all this app that give you all the answers to all of your exams, right?

And it just I it’s like I had an epiphany like damn, it don’t take much for them to, you know, spass, go off, under allow their whole family, pew pew up a school, you know, things like that.

And I was like, damn, if anybody would be doing things like that, you would think it’s us.

You would think it’s my people, right?

With all the generational trauma that we have, you would think that we would be the ones that from the snap of a finger, we’re snapping, right?

[music] And it had me thinking like somebody, anybody, please name a demographic that could go through what black people have went through.

Not only just in America, but in the world cuz in the world, people, it’s something about black people.

People just just despise us.

They just uh [clears throat] it’s I guess it’s just the brainwashing, but whatever.

But we’re still loving.

We’re still welcoming.

We’re still shining bright like a diamond.

We’re still doing it, doing it, doing it well with all the things that we endure and still go through.

I say all that to say, black people got to be the chosen ones.

Whoever who there’s no other logical instant.

We are the chosen ones.

God, it’s like who name somebody that could have went through what black people go through, have went through, and still be how we are.

You know what I’m saying?

Still be loving, still writing out, giving um cookout invites every 5 seconds.

But hey, you know, I get it.

People don’t [ __ ] with us cuz they can’t [ __ ] with us.

[laughter] My mother told me and my siblings when we were young, when we were young kids, I remember was when my older brother started secondary school, it was a big deal.

My older brother going off to the big boy school and my mom sat us down.

She said, “If you’re ever in trouble, if you’re ever in trouble out there in the real world, look for a black woman.

”

My mom said this.

My mom was raised in this country from the age of six, the UK.

She said, “Look for a black woman.

”

She said, “Anywhere in the world, a black woman will help you.

” She was never wrong.

She was never wrong.

But like, it’s incredible that my mother said that.

And I don’t know what my mom went through, but I I remember seeing photos of my mom in school when she was in high school and stuff and like she had loads of black friends and stuff and they were all black women.

So, she obviously felt some protection.

And growing up for me, I noticed in my school, it was a very predominantly white school.

The black teachers looked out for me.

I had a black Jamaican teacher called Mrs.

Forester.

She looked out for me.

But even outside of school, when I started growing out my hair, it was a black woman that taught me how to look after my curls, what products to use.

I I am trying to make a point here, and it’s that black women get treated the worst, the worst by the medical field, by the education field, by the police, by everything.

Yet, they’re the ones that give the most love.

We don’t we don’t give credit where credit is due.

We really don’t.

And thank you to the uh specific thank you to the Jamaican community cuz there was this Jamaican woman who helped my grandmother, and that’s a different story.

And uh um just black women in general.

Thank you for for everything you’ve done for me, for everything you’ve done for my family, and for everything you’ve done for our people.

Um, my people wouldn’t have survived in the UK if it weren’t for black people standing up for us, come to the protest for us, protesting with the bus rallies for us.

Yeah, I know my history.

So, thank you.

You can find your information on here and your family lineage on here.

And yes, you do need ancestry.

com because if not, how do you know what the names are?

So, my ancestor Phoebe Jackson, one of my grandmothers, talk tall [music] by blood full.

Okay.

And then if I really wanted to, you know, I can look up her son.

What was her son’s name?

Luke Jackson.

Boom.

One-year-old.

Talk tall by blood.

Newborn newborns.

Talk tall talk full.

All right.

And just so we are on the same page, ladies and gentlemen, right?

I can look up both sides of my family if if if I wanted to.

If I really wanted to, right?

And just so you all three ancestors, Chaw by Blood, Elisa, Adams right there.

Cha deceased.

I have all of my family lineage.

This is only my father’s side.

That is only my father’s side.

Let’s do my grandmother’s side.

H Jane Hicks, right?

Jane Hicks.

Jane Hicks, 16 Guan Blood 1/4 Cherokee by blood.

That’s my mother’s side.

I can trace back to whatever.

My point is I know who I am.

I don’t need any African, any YT person or any other group of people.

You freaking lost FBA people.

We’ve been here.

We’ve been in America.

We didn’t come off no slave ship people.

You need to understand that the Indians that Columbus found was your ancestors.

Huh?

Stop playing with me like that, bro.

Especially when it come down to who we are.

I’m doing due diligence.

I’m wrecking my brains to try to figure out things to help other people.

>> Verdict.

When the people who built the system of suppression start reading from the same text that the suppressed community has been citing for generations, that is not a debate anymore.

That is a confession.

Now, let us be precise about what this is not.

This is not a claim that requires anyone’s validation to [music] be true.

The historical record does not need permission from the people who suppressed it to be accurate.

This is not a fringe religious movement.

The academic citations behind this conversation include the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the British Museum, peer-reviewed genetic studies published in Nature, and the documented work of scholars like Dr.

Cha Enadop, Dr.

John Henrik Clark, and Dr.

Yseph Benjokan.

All of whom spent their careers building the evidentiary foundation that European academia is now quietly [music] beginning to acknowledge.

And this is certainly not new information to black scholars, black theologians, and [music] black communities who have been teaching this history for generations while being dismissed, mocked, and marginalized for doing so.

What is new is who is now saying it out loud.

Think about the black grandmother [music] who read her Bible every single morning of her life and felt something in her spirit that she could not fully articulate but could never fully dismiss.

Think about the black child who sat in Sunday school looking at images of a blond-haired, blue-eyed Jesus and felt a disconnection so deep it registered in his body before his mind could name it.

Think about the black scholar who spent decades publishing research on African biblical history and was dismissed by mainstream academia only to watch that [music] same academia begin quietly incorporating his conclusions into their own publications without citation.

This is not abstract.

This is somebody’s stolen identity.

This is somebody’s suppressed inheritance.

And it is being returned piece by piece, citation by citation, confession by confession.

Like you that look like me and you all still trying to tear each other down talking about FBA and this and this and this and this and this.

We know who we are, ladies and gentlemen.

I’m not no African slave.

I am an indigenous American.

I am one of the lost tribes of Israel and I’m not copper excuse me.

I’m copper color.

I am I am I am the I am I’m not pale face with the slick hair with no looking at a full-blooded Indian me.

You’re looking at one.

So, if you all need help trying to find out your lineage, trying to find out your people, trying to find your people in the dos roles, needing help with the ancestry, needing help period in general, please DM me, like this video, repost this video, share this
Video to your family, to your friends so I can help whoever it is that is in the same position that I was 5 years ago.

I can help you.

Let’s bridge this gap and let’s get back what’s ours.

40 acres, y’all.

160 acres, y’all.

This is what this is about.

Your kids, kids, kids.

This is what this is about.

It’s not about you.

It’s not about me.

It’s not about no FBA.

It’s not no African- This is about the truth.

We are the chosen.

We are the children of the most high.

And if you don’t want to be that, you can continue to be an African slave.

Get out of my way.

I’m helping the people who’s trying to get their lineage back in their 40 acres.

Let me be that one to help you.

And it don’t cost you nothing.

I ain’t asking for no money.

I don’t want your money.

It’s no good to me.

What’s what’s going to be good for me is for you to know who you truly are.

>> I don’t know how to say this in a very demir way.

A lot of y’all could not be black.

You guys would crumble crack as fast as me stepping on an insect outside.

With the whole Brook Scullfield stuff, it showed me how racist people actually are, how evil people actually are.

And with me, I’m on face because I know people are racist.

And I’m like, just another day.

Anyone that is currently not facing racism, if you had to experience it for a whole week, you would crack.

I’ve seen the most horrible, diabolical, evil things that should make you want to question yourself.

But since I was raised by black parents, they poured so much into me to the point where none of that stuff matters to me.

But to imagine a white person being black for a day and having none of that poured into them to just be thrown into it.

You would want to yourself.

When I see comments from like white people and saying like you you’re so sensitive, you’re so this.

I’m like you don’t understand.

So that’s why I’m going to give you a pass.

If you had to experience to see to feel what I have, you would not make it.

And that’s what makes me better than you because honestly I am a strong mother effort.

I think God chose the right person to be black.

I’m that person.

I can handle it.

I look over it.

But a lot of people could not.

If you truly want to make it into heaven, maybe stop being racist.

Maybe stop making fake profiles.

Maybe stop commenting from user 8567 8999.

Mhm.

>> God chose the right person to be black because I don’t care about any of that crap.

You want to know how and why black Americans, the real Israelites, the real Jews, the real indigenous Americans, you want to know why the Most High chose us specifically to be the people to be a light to the world to bring everyone else into worshiping our father?

Because you can’t make up a heart like this.

Our core, our nature, we want to get along with everybody.

We want to get along with everybody, right?

If people are nice to us, we fold.

That’s the spirit.

We’re we’re unique in that way compared to other nations because the other nations, they don’t give a f u c.

They do what they do.

They w a r against [music] us being the chosen people regardless.

Us going through what we went through, us being able to have the eyes to see and the ears to hear that was bestowed [music] upon us from our heavenly father, right?

Was bestowed upon us from our heavenly father.

We’re we’re still the loving people.

But why do you think they’ve worked so hard to d e m o n us?

Because they know we’re suckers at heart, bro.

They know.

They know we are the children.

They know black Americans are the children of the living God.

They know that.

This is why they work so hard and put so much money behind our one less than 1% of reprobated minded to make it seem like we’re all like, you know, and we’re not.

That’s not our heart.

Right?

And this is how you know that we were chosen to be the head.

We’ve always were the head.

Cuz even in our plight, even in our punishment, even in our our even being prisoners of war, even in our captivity, right, the whole world is against us.

And we we still all people got to do is just be nice to us.

And we foe cuz that’s who we are.

That’s really who we are.

And what better people to rule Earth in this wicked satanic world?

We fold.

Fold.

It don’t matter what you It don’t matter what the other nations do to us, bro.

Right.

It don’t matter.

We [ __ ] No matter what’s going on, right?

Only thing we want, we just want this world to love us when it’s clear it doesn’t.

And I It’s even kind of w e for the ones who don’t have the eyes to see because they don’t have an explanation for why these things happen to us.

The enlightened, the real 1%, the remnant within the remnant, we know precisely why.

We were told from the heavens why.

We didn’t wake up one day and just No, this is [music] heavenly.

You either got the downloads or you don’t or you don’t.

I’m grateful to have gotten the downloads, bro.

It’s like that golden ticket.

It’s like having a golden ticket to the ark.

It’s a spiritual arc.

It’s a spiritual arc, right?

It’s a spiritual arc.

You know what I mean?

And it’s like it’s it’s crazy cuz we really look sometimes I’m not supposed to be [music] posting, but it is what it is.

All praise to the most high.

>> Okay, if you’re not black, you go ahead and scroll past this video.

But if you are, go ahead and come on.

God literally loved us enough to give us two layers of skin.

I’ll be out and about and then I see like the other people and I’ll be like, “Dang, like y’all only got one layer of skin.

”

It looked like if they run into anything, they just going to automatically bleed.

Like my mom’s married to like a unfortunate nonmelanin and she’s like, “He be running and stuff and just bleeding.

” And I’m like, “Oh my gosh, like that’s crazy.

”

Granted, he’s older, but like I don’t know older black folk that just be running and stuff and bleeding.

On top of that, like we can be outside and we don’t peel, we don’t rash, we don’t turn red.

The sun literally recharges us.

One day I was out with one of my other home girls and we was outside hiking and she’s like, “Oh my god, I can’t do this.

” Look, my skin is peeling.

We have to leave.

I’m like, what did y’all Well, we know what y’all did in our past lives.

But he loves us enough to give us two layers and for the sun to really charge us up and not eat us up.

It kind of make you think, are they vampires?

But anyways, if you woke up black, you are definitely blessed.

I’m going say this for the last time and I’m going to leave it alone.

I know for a fact that anybody that is born outside of being a black American knows to an extent of exactly who we are.

And the reason why none of them will tell us is because they have a fear of saying the truth out loud.

And why can’t we as black Americans say it?

Because we already know.

We just have to collectively remember >> if black people were so powerful, how did the Europeans conquer us?

That’s actually a good question.

I read so many different stories over the years about how the Europeans conquered us, and it’s always a different story.

So now I’m no longer using anybody else’s story.

Once you are open-minded, you are aware that it could be anything.

What if I told you the Europeans were devils in disguise?

Cuz you got to remember that Africans showed the Europeans how to live life correctly.

So, we’re far more advanced than the Europeans, and we’ve been on this planet far longer than the Europeans.

How did they find a way to conquer us?

See what I’m saying?

Now, what I’m about to say is not a fact.

It’s just me using my own common sense.

That’s all it is.

You could call me crazy.

You could call me whatever you want, but I honestly believe it’s a possibility.

It played out this way.

If you go back into history, for like example, the Moors, there was a point in time Europeans didn’t know how to shower.

They didn’t know about hot food.

They didn’t know how to read or write.

They didn’t know anything.

It was the black people that had to go and teach them how to live life.

So for open-minded people, who’s to say devils didn’t disguise as humans and tricked us into giving away all our secrets?

Remember what the Bible says about the devil?

And remember, not everything in the Bible is fake.

The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy.

Stop.

Now, let’s be honest.

Who has been the one going around stealing, killing, and destroying for so long?

Let’s be real.

Who’s been doing this?

Who’s been going to different countries for all these years starting war?

Who’s been going to different countries to steal their oil and other resources?

Let’s be real.

So the devil is being described as somebody we all know.

You see those pyramids in Egypt?

That’s the work of a god.

God had to have been walking on this planet once upon a time.

Gods.

You could call it demonic or whatever you want, but based off what I see, gods were on this planet once upon a time.

As well as Mali, as well as Sudan.

We were kings and queens all over Africa in ancient times.

All over Africa.

So how did people that even know how to wipe their own ass correctly come and conquer us?

I believe devils came to us looking for help, pretending like they were in desperate needs.

And when we gave away all our secrets, they turned against us.

Maybe we wasn’t supposed to give away what we knew to the Europeans.

These Europeans can tell you whatever you want.

Black people, you are the chosen Jews of God.

But like I said, it’s all about being open-minded.

People like this.

Oh, if you’re gods, how did you get conquered?

Oh, black people are so tough.

How did you get conquered?

Close-minded people might think you’re crazy.

But close-minded people are also not thinking that this could be a possibility, that we’re actually battling devils.

Like I said, this is not a fact, but at least I’m putting the time to think about what happened.

I’m running out of time.

Follow for more.

I don’t know if y’all aware of this, but the black sheet of the family is really the chosen ones in the family or the chosen one of the family.

People can’t accept you even as a kid.

They and they don’t know why.

But if you question it, cuz I used to question it.

That used to hurt my feelings.

But now I understand.

So if you want to know why, this is why.

We carry around a blessed spirit.

We can we carry around a manifesting spirit.

[music] We are healers.

You know, we are the generational curse breakers.

You know, we could walk in a room and shift shift the whole atmosphere and a weak spirit or a miserable spirit or evil spirit, they don’t like stuff like that.

They don’t like individuals like that.

And God tell tells you [music] in his word that the eyes are the gateway to the to our soul.

When we was kids, they saw this in us.

That’s why they they treat us like that.

They they are never going to treat us nice only if it’s something for them to gain from us.

Only when they need us.

If you notice that if you think sit back and think about it, all the people that mistreated you, think about the times that they were nice to you.

And I bet I bet it was you doing something for them every time.

But we have a job to do because God chose us [music] and know our lives not easy, but at the end of the day, we are blessed.

And I’m not sure if y’all noticed this, but no weapon formed against us will prosper.

Never, ever, ever in life.

Keep shining.

>> Controversial, but I’m going to say it anyway.

I feel more comfortable around black people.

Being the only white person in this entire place, my little family is only white people.

And I feel more comfortable than I would in a festival with more white people.

Majority of white people sit here in the middle of this group, delicious food.

Everyone’s so kind.

You don’t have to worry about judgment.

I can put some baked beans on the baby’s tray without disturbing me like I’m This is dirty [ __ ] cuz people I don’t know how to say this without it being all [ __ ] twisted.

Black people do not judge you like way.

>> Uh yeah.

Um I appreciate whatever you just said, whatever your name is.

Um I appreciate that.

I definitely do.

But um I’m going just take a little stab at this.

You know, I might be wrong.

Um [snorts] I don’t know.

Maybe next time you in an event with a bunch of color people or any building, whatever, you know, don’t put your phone out recording them or talking about them first of all, right?

Because think about this, right?

That little point that you was trying to
Make, imagine one of them would have walked past you while you were sitting up there trying to make your little point.

[music] I’m pretty sure they’d have been like, “Who the [ __ ] is you?

The [ __ ] is you supposed to be?”

You know what I’m saying?

You know, I ain’t going to hold you cuz I know if I would have heard you while you was doing that and I walked past you, I’d be like, “Bro, what the [ __ ] about her little goof ass on up in here?”

You know what I’m saying?

That’s all I’m saying.

Your face could get taken.

You feel me?

That’s all I’m saying.

You know what I’m saying?

Cuz I’m pretty sure there’s a lot of people like feeling like like why why you even what you talking about right now?

What’s the point of this?

You feel me?

You know what [music] I’m saying?

Because you I don’t want to say like that.

But you know, you know how we get you know what I’m saying?

We ain’t be played with for real.

You be talking about us.

You know what I’m saying?

You have come correct.

That’s all I’m saying.

Yeah.

You know what you sound like?

You sound like Cuz this is this is where I’m talking about where the fence could get taken, right?

Because you sound like one of them [ __ ] that be like, “Yeah, you know, I got two black friends, but who’s counting?”

You know, one, two, three, four, five.

Looking at, you know what I’m saying?

So, it’s all I’m saying, man.

Just just eat your little rice and beans and ribs or whatever next time.

That food was looking good cuz, you know, I’m kind of hungry.

You know, she had that little yellow rice.

She was busting down on that [ __ ] You know what I’m saying?

You know what I’m saying?

Jit had the rice and beans and stuff like that.

Yeah.

I ain’t going to lie, you know.

It look all right, you know.

But yeah, you know, I ain’t going to hold you cuz you was up there talking about something.

Like I said, we made you feel comfortable and all that.

I appreciate that.

I appreciate that.

I definitely do.

But I ain’t going to hold you.

I’m going to tell you like this, man.

That’s a damn lie.

Cuz you was at a Junth event and you was in public.

You know what I’m saying?

Ain’t nobody gonna be worried about you over there.

Everybody enjoying their stuff.

You know what I’m saying?

Cuz we we do mind our business mo most of the time.

You know what I’m saying?

You got a lot of us that do be gossiping, you know?

Be talking about other people too.

You know what I’m saying?

But that’s everybody.

You feel me?

Everybody got that in them.

But um and when I say everybody, I’m talking about all races or just people in general, right?

But I’m tell you like this.

It all depend on where you was at.

You would have been at a little cookout or something like that.

I’m pretty sure [ __ ] been like, “All right, now who order pizza?”

You know what I’m saying?

This this your girl right here.

Who about the white girl up in here?

What she cook?

You know what I’m saying?

I hope she washed her hands.

I ain’t even going to mess with it.

You would have felt a little judged then.

You definitely would have.

But you know what though?

It would have been all right because when she would have sat up there, you know, proved yourself, you know, you’d have been cool.

You’d have been cool.

And in this day and age too, you know, there’s a lot of black folks out here always inviting a white person to the cookout.

You know what I’m saying?

It don’t take much either nowadays.

You know what I’m saying?

And y don’t even sit up there and make it seem like I’m making this up.

I’m talking about y’all little silly asses.

You know what I’m saying?

You.

They did.

They could just do like one thing, right?

They could say one thing they did.

They do one thing to impress you.

All of a sudden, oh, he invited to the cookout next time.

Oh, she invited to the cookout next time.

It [laughter] could be it could be anything.

She sat up there and did the right dance.

Or she she twerked better than this girl right over here.

Oh, he said the right thing that sat up there.

Oh, okay.

Okay.

All of a sudden, now he invited to the cookout.

Okay?

And don’t make seem like I’m making this up.

Like I said, you know, I’m talking Hey, look.

And if I ain’t talking about you, you know somebody that did it, okay?

And I’m talking about they little silly asses.

Yeah.

Don’t sit there make seem like I’m making this up.

You feel me?

But somebody had made a little point.

I thought it was kind of messed up because you know J was trying to enjoy herself, you know, eating with her too.

You know what I’m saying?

But they were saying something like, “Oh yeah, that’s because um she well she ain’t looked at as a threat, right?”

Like I said, that’s messed up.

You know what I’m saying?

She just trying to enjoy herself.

But I thought about it.

I’m like, you know, they do got they kind of got a point.

And I thought about it cuz I’m like, “Yeah, cuz you know what I’m saying?

A little fine white girl with a big old fat donkey ass or something like that.

You already know now.

Don’t Don’t even look over there.

Don’t even And now you got to sit up there and act like you disgusted with how she looking and how she dressed and stuff.

Like, why would she come here looking like that?

This is a family event.

There’s kids out here.

Why would she do that?

You know, you know, you know how it go.

You know what I’m saying?

Hey, hey, look.

I respect it, too.

I respect it.

But, you know, man, listen, man.

Like I said, man, don’t be pulling your phone out, you know?

Cuz I’m going to cut this [ __ ] short.

You know what I’m saying?

Don’t be pulling your [ __ ] phone out and [ __ ] You know what I’m saying?

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

There was another comment, too, that made hell of sense, right?

They was like, you know, she talking about coming to this event right over here and feeling comfortable and feeling like she ain’t being judged or whatever.

But let it been a black person going to an all-white event.

And I definitely agree.

That is very true.

You know what I’m saying?

Cuz I can attest to this myself.

There’s been numerous times where I have been the only [ __ ] in the room.

And like I said, this wasn’t by choice.

Okay?

And a few times I ain’t really give a [ __ ] And other times I’m like, man, [music] look man, I’m ready to go home.

You know what I’m saying?

I ain’t trying to be riding this silly ass [ __ ] right now.

I got to throw.

You know how that [ __ ] be going.

Hey, Jerome.

You want to show me the new dance, buddy?

All right, [ __ ] [ __ ] man.

What the [ __ ] you want me to do, [ __ ] You want me to do a Tootsie Roll?

You want to do a Soulja Boy?

[ __ ] God damn.

I’m bling.

Ain’t nobody ever tried me like that, but you know what I’m saying?

There has been some times where, you know, [ __ ] don’t know how to read the room cuz you know they tone death and [ __ ] like that.

But look, I’m about to cut this [ __ ] short cuz that’s what I was trying to say before.

You know what I’m saying?

Don’t be pulling your phone out like that.

You know what I’m saying?

Have some damn decor about yourself.

You know what I’m saying?

You up in here recording this [ __ ] Let us go to the text Deuteronomy 28 15-68.

Read it.

Read the entire passage.

Read about a people who would be scattered among all nations.

Read about a people who would be brought into Egypt, meaning bondage again with ships.

Read about a people who would become a proverb and a byword [music] among all nations.

And then look at the documented history of the transatlantic slam trade.

The largest force migration in human history in which approximately 12 million Africans were transported across the Atlantic on ships between the 15th and 19th centuries according to the [music] transatlantic slam trade database maintained by Emory University and then tell me with a straight face that the shoe does not fit.

The scripture does not need a European cosigner to be true.

It just needs to be read honestly.

So the next time someone tells you that your identity, your history, your divine connection is a conspiracy theory, you point them to the British Museum.

You point them to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

You point them to the genetic studies published in Nature.

You point them to Deuteronomy chapter 28.

And then you point them to the white theologian on camera reading from the same text your grandmother read every morning of her life.

Drop a crown in the comments if this landed somewhere deep.

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Tell us what you know.

Tell us what your family always said.

We are reading every single word.

We are going deeper next time.

>> Family.

Before you click off this video, I need to leave you with one more thing.

The work we do on this channel is heavy work.

We talk about identity.

We talk about history.

We talk about religion.

We talk about systems.

We talk about questions that the average dinner table conversation in this country is not yet ready to have at full volume.

And when we do that work, sometimes the conversation gets sharp.

So hear me on what this channel is and what this channel is not.

This channel is a place where black history and black identity are centered.

Where the voices our parents and grandparents were not allowed to amplify are amplified now.

Where the receipts are pulled out, where the names are said, where the record is told as honestly as we know how to tell it.

This channel is not a place where we wish harm on any other community.

Not Jewish, not Asian, not Hispanic, not native, not Arab, not African, not European, not Muslim, not Christian, not Buddhist, not Hindu, not Jewish, not secular, not anyone.

The work of remembering who we are has never required us to attack anybody else right to remember who they are.

If you came here looking for a video that tells you black America is right and somebody else is wrong, you are in the wrong place.

If you came here looking for a video that pits us against another community, you are in the wrong place.

The history of our liberation has always been equalation history.

From Yuriyama to Grace Lee Box, from the Highlander folk school to the third world liberation front.

From the abolitionist in Boston in the 1840s to the freedom writers in Mississippi in 1961, we’ve always been at our most powerful when we have walked with our allies, named our shared enemies as systems rather than people and held the door open for everybody who wanted to do
The work of justice with us.

So, if any video you saw in this video named another community in a way that you found uncomfortable, hold the discomfort.

Do your own research.

Test what was said against the historical record.

Come to your own conclusion.

That is the work.

That is always the work.

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Walk in that family.

Walk in love.

Walk in truth.

Walk in the dignity that 400 years of standing up has made you ready for.

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