REP. MEYER LONDON SAID IN 1922 NATION OWES NEGROES-BROUGHT AGAINST HIS WILL
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The Case for Reparations – Ta-Nehisi Coates Breaks It Down
In this powerful conversation, journalist and author Ta-Nehisi Coates joins Bill Moyers to explore one of the most urgent and controversial topics in America: reparations for African Americans. Based on Coates’ groundbreaking essay in The Atlantic, this interview challenges viewers to confront not just the legacy of slavery, but also the continuing injustice rooted in systemic racism, white supremacy, and unequal protection under the law. “I am not asking you, as a white person, to see yourself as an enslaver,” says Coates. “I'm asking you as an American to see all the freedoms you enjoy... and how they are rooted in things this country condoned.” Together, they explore how generations of Black Americans have been denied wealth, safety, justice, and freedom — and why reparations are not just about payment, but about truth, healing, and national integrity.
Slavery Made America Rich. The Civil War Was the Bill
The Civil War wasn't just about slavery versus freedom. It was about money. We uncover the true origin of the Amer. Civil War & reveal what history got wrong about causes of the deadliest conflict in US history. Most people learn: No. fought to end slavery, the So. fought to keep it. But the real history of slavery in America is far more unsettling. By 1860, Slaves were the single most valuable financial asset in the country, worth more than every railroad, factory, & bank combined.
Jake Hunter
It's Sad That Black Americans Are In This Terrible Place!
Trump packed several messages into a few sentences. First he said, "Black people seeking reparations want to steal from other Americans. The other people, definitely includes whites mostly, but also Asians, Arabs, Latinos & even some other groups of people. Basically he's weaponizing Black American's just demand for reparations against us. Because he could have said, "I oppose reparations." Or he could have said, "I don't believe the fed govt owes reparations." History
‘Impeaching Donald John Trump…’: Al Green Reads in Congress
Al Green has introduced articles of impeachment against Donald Trump, accusing the president of abusing presidential power, covering up what he calls unjustified killings, and undermining constitutional protections. Green specifically points to the actions of ICE and CBP, alleging a pattern of excessive force, secrecy and resistance to judicial oversight. He argues that Trump’s conduct warrants impeachment, trial and removal from office.
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“Sound Like a Damn Fool”: Roland Torches Tim Scott’s Speech
Tim Scott hit the stage for Republicans. Roland Martin says what followed was a cringe-worthy performance, a Black MAGA minstrel show & one more example of a Black Rep. staying silent while Black people are being targeted. Tim Scott took the stage to hype Trump, bash Dems & sell the Rep. midterm message. Roland Martin’s verdict was immediate: Tim Scott sounded like a damn fool. Roland calls Scott’s speech cringe-worthy from the jump, then tears thru the performance line.
Trump EXPLODES As Judge RIPS CONTROL Of His New York Empire
A devastating New York civil fraud ruling struck directly at the heart of Donald Trump’s business empire as a judge imposed massive financial penalties & sweeping restrictions on his ability to control businesses in the state. The ruling ordered roughly $354 million in disgorgement against Trump, while additional penalties were imposed on his sons Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., as well as former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg. The decision followed a 3-mo. trial.
MLK Talks About the 'New Phase' Of the Civil Rights Struggle
America's broad race elements are still alive; racism is still existing in American society in many areas of the society, North and South. The other thing is that there has never been a single, solid determined commitment of large segments of white America, on the whole question of racial equality. I think we have to see that vacillation has always existed, ambivalence has always existed, and this to me is the so-called white backlash is merely a new name for an old phenomenon. I see the white backlash is a continuation of the same ambivalence and vacillation of white America, and the whole question of racial justice that existed since the founding of our nation. If white Americans would whole-heartedly commit to racial equality, it would happen.
REPLAY: Why Whites Hate Blacks Generally
Hate defined by Miriam Webster definition is an intense hostility and aversion usually deriving from fear, anger or sense of injury. So when I say hate, I'm using the Miriam Webster dictionary's definition, an intense hostility and aversion usually deriving from fear, anger or sense of injury. It could also be extreme dislike or dis disgust uh antipathy or loathing. I mean, those are strong words, but they describe what we have seen coming from white people toward Black folks generally over many, many, many years. Where does this come from? What is it in white culture that brings about this type of hatred? If we can ever get an answer to this, have a serious discussion about this hate, maybe we can see how to deconstruct that hatred. So, I'm raising the question. Why whites hate Blacks. So, here are some reasons that I offer as a reason why whites hate Blacks generally. Number one, a justification for greed. Now, I got to look to scripture on this because I'm a Christian. I'm an attorney, but I'm also a Christian. In fact, I'm a minister. So, I got to go to the scripture for answers. I I'm not going to look to psychologist or anthropologist or the like. I'm going to go to the source of creation. All right? GOD.
The Defiant Lawyers Network
Sen. Tillman, SC: no one could understand suffering Af-Amers
Reconstruction: The America After the Civil War (Part 1)
We explore the period in American history following the Civil War, known as Reconstruction (1865–1877); struggles, progress & setbacks faced by formerly enslaved African Americans as they sought political, social & econ. freedom. Immediate aftermath of Civil War, 13th, 14th & 15th Amendments & their impact, Rise of Black political power & Black Congressmen, Freedmen’s Bureau & efforts to support newly freed people, Racist backlash & rise of Ku Klux Klan.
Reconstruction: The Fight for Black Freedom | America After the Civil War (Part 2)
After the Civil War, America entered a crucial period known as Reconstruction. But was it truly a new beginning, or just another battle for Black survival? In Part 2 of "Reconstruction: America After the Civil War," we uncover: The rise of Black political l power, The violent backlash from white supremacists, Sharecropping & economic oppression, and The tragic end of Reconstruction and the start of Jim Crow.
Rep. Benjamin Butler, MA: "They deserve equal rights”
Reconstruction: the America After the Civil War (Part 3)
"Reconstruction: America After the Civil War" continues the powerful story of how the United States struggled to rebuild itself following the Civil War and emancipation.
This episode explores:
- The rise of Black political power—and the backlash that followed.
- The emergence of white supremacist violence, including the Ku Klux Klan.
- The failures of federal enforcement and the retreat from Reconstruction promises.
- How newly freed African Americans tried to hold on to the rights they had fought for.
Construction Queen Consulting & Education
Reconstruction: The America After the Civil War (Part 4)
"Reconstruction: America After the Civil War"* brings this powerful series to a close by examining how the hopeful gains of Reconstruction were slowly stripped away through white supremacist backlash, legal rollbacks, and the rise of Jim Crow. Narrated by Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., this episode explores:
- The Compromise of 1877 and the federal government’s abandonment of Black Americans.
- The rise of segregation and voter suppression laws.
- The reassertion of white dominance and the violent pushback against Black progress.
- The roots of systemic racism that still affect the U.S. today.
Construction Queen Consulting & Education
Servants Of Corruption - 8/30/26 By Pastor Chuck Baldwin
They really believe that Black people don't have the right to vote or Hispanics don't have the right to vote. They really believe that only white Caucasian men have the right to vote, only white Caucasian men have the right to be in a position of leadership, that no woman or nor Black person should be in U.S. govt. They want to return the legal system. They don't like the Constitution. They are violently opposed to the Constitution. They do not like our founding fathers.
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"Mother of Reparations!"
FOUGHT FOR WHAT WAS RIGHT AND OWED TO BLACKS!
INVASION OF HAITI
ALWAYS DESIRED BY U.S. FOR A MILITARY BASE
Back to Africa Movement
SABOTAGED BY BLACK BOULE
A CASE FOR REPARATIONS
CRIMES THAT WARRANT Reparations!
Captured FROM HOME IN AFRICA
ONLY REQUEST: "I WANT TO GO BACK HOME!"
JEWISH ACTIVITIES IN THE U.S.
"A Jew by birth remains a Jew"
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Industrial Education For Black Americans
Industrial Education For Black Americans
Industrial Education For Black Americans
One of the most fundamental and far-reaching deeds that has been accomplished during the last quarter of a century has been that by which the Negro has been helped to find himself and to learn the secrets of civilization–to learn that there are a few simple, cardinal principles upon which a race must start its upward course, unless it would fail, and its last estate be worse than its first.
My Escape From Slavery
Industrial Education For Black Americans
Industrial Education For Black Americans
On the plantation in Virginia, and even later, Douglass tells how meals were given to the children, very much as dumb animals get theirs. It was a piece of bread here and a scrap of meat there. It was a cup of milk at one time and some potatoes at another.
Reconstruction
"No republic is safe that tolerates a privileged class, or denies to any of its citizens equal and equal means to maintain them."
Frederick Douglass
Talented Tenth
Du Bois used the term "The Talented Tenth" to describe the likelihood of one in ten black men becoming leaders of their race in the world, through methods of continuing their education, writing books, or becoming directly involved in social change.