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White Americans are finally saying what Black people have been saying for YEARS — that Donald Trump is an embarrassment, a disgrace, and was never fit to be president.
NOELLA REACTS
President Trump issues a travel ban on at least a dozen countries and a partial ban on several others. The new ban will fully restrict entry from 12 countries. This goes into effect this coming Monday. They include countries like Afghanistan, Iran, Haiti and Somalia. Seven other countries, including Venezuela and Cuba, also face partial restrictions. Trump is now saying they are considered high risk for terrorism activity?
THE NATIONAL DESK
Michael Wolff, Donald Trump's biographer, says he has an "issue" with Black people. Dr. Rashad Richey and Jackson White discuss on Indisputable. “Clearly, he has some issue with Black people,” said Michael Wolff, who has written two books on Trump, “All or Nothing: How Trump Recaptured America” and “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.”
TYT NETWORK
In 1989, Donald Trump had a lot to say about five Black New York teenagers wrongfully accused of and imprisoned for raping a white woman in Central Park. Yusef Salaam, one of the exonerated Central Park Five, had just one word to say about the former President's indictment- "Karma." Yusef spoke with Roland Martin about the unprecedented indictment of President Donald Trump.
ROLAND S. MARTIN
President Donald Trump lost a bid to dismiss a defamation of character lawsuit brought by plaintiffs known as the Exonerated Five (formerly the Central Park Five). Rev. Al Sharpton explains the case and the history between the five men and the President. The lawsuit against Trump asks for an unspecified amount of damages. The Central Park Five previously received a settlement of $41 million from New York City after filing a civil rights lawsuit.
MSNBC
The Caribbean nation of Haiti has made a huge impact on global society, more than we even realise. In this video, we investigate one such example of impact, highlighting Haiti's contribution to the creation and expansion of the United States of America (USA).
ISLAND UPLIFT
The Trump admin. vows to escalate its targeting of immigrants to 3,000 arrests a day, and the Supreme Ct rules it can proceed with stripping some 500,000 people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela of their legal status, we get an update from Guerline Jozef, co-founder and exec. director of the Haitian Bridge Alliance. "It is the biggest mass delegalization in modern history of people who followed every single rule that the U.S. govt. asked of them," says Jozef. "This has been a nightmare."
The Xhosa Wars (also known as the Cape Frontier Wars or the Kaffir Wars) were a series of nine wars (from 1779 to 1879) between the Xhosa Kingdom and the British Empire as well as Trekboers in what is now the Eastern Cape in South Africa. These events were the longest-running military action in the history of European colonialism in Africa and is an integral part of the History of South Africa. This episode covers the first six wars between the cape settlers and the Xhosa People, the involvement of the British troops and the battle of Amalinde.
JOSHUA WOLVAARDT
This is part 1 of the History of South Africa. I have taken a summary view of South Africa and broken it down into the highlights over the last 400 or so years. This Episode features the Prehistory, the San and Khoikhoi and the Bantu people.
JOSHUA VOLVAARDT
This is part 2 of the History of South Africa. I have taken a summary view of South Africa and broken it down into the highlights over the last 400 or so years. This Episode features the colonization by Portuguese, Dutch, British, Mfecane and Boer Republics.
JOSHUA VOLVAARDT
This is part 3 of the History of South Africa. I have taken a summary view of South Africa and broken it down into the highlights over the last 400 or so years. This Episode features The South African Republic, The Free State Republic, Natalia, The Cape Colony, Natal, and the Griqua People.
JOSHUA VOLVAARDT
The 1830-1870 period saw British and Boer carve large white-controlled territories into the Bantu-speaking region of Southern Africa. How did this happen, and what were the implications? This video simplifies a hugely complex process and maps out the major changes that took place at this time.
JOSHUA VOLVAARDT
Articles are being written about Barack Obama and how his time is up. There's a recent article that was written about Barack Obama where it says Obama loses his shine is it true, could it be possible that the Barack Obama era, that the Clintonesesque era of the Democratic Party, or just in general has lost its steam.
SABBY SABS
From Sundiata's early days, through his exile and transformative journey, to the assembling of allies for the decisive battle against Soumaoro Kante. Every chapter is a tribute to his enduring legacy and the power of oral traditions. Uncover the story of Sundiata and the Mali Empire, celebrating a heritage that shaped the world.
THE HUMANITY ARCHIVES
Robin Walker delivers another eloquent presentation for The Hidden Science Academy. In this lecture, he talks about The Civilisation of the Moors and their impact on Europe. Who were the moors? Where did they come from? And how did they impact the way of life in Europe.
THE HIDDEN SCIENCE ACADEMY
We delve into the fascinating and controversial story of JFK's conflict with the Federal Reserve over the use of silver certificates. We explore the history of silver certificates in the United States, their unique features, and how they were used as a store of value. We then examine JFK's decision to issue Executive Order 11110, which authorized the Treasury Department to issue silver certificates directly, bypassing the Federal Reserve.
THE VALUABLE INVESTOR
John F. Kennedy was a pretty nice guy, he caught on to this monetary thing that we were talking about, and something that very few people understand is that he signed an Executive Order in 1963 giving the US Treasury the power and authority to print United States Notes at zero interest, and Silver Certificates against the silver that was deposited in the US Treasury. What would this do it eclipsed the Federal Reserve? It would have put them out of business. Now the hundreds of millions, hundreds of billions of dollars that go to pay the interest on the national debt, that money would not have to be collected to pay the interest on the national debt, because there is no interest. That would reduce about ninety five percent of your income tax.
ALPHA-OMEGA PRODUCTIONS
President Donald Trump announced the release of some 80,000 pages of new material, much of which has yet to be digitized and uploaded to the internet. The assassination documents add to the more than six million pages of records and media that the National Archives maintains related to JFK's death. The doctors in Dallas who tried to save Kennedy's life agreed he had been shot from two different directions. The CIA knew far more about Lee Harvey Oswald than they ever told any investigation."
SCRIPPS NEWS
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have launched the Confederate Bank for Investment and Development—a revolutionary financial institution funded entirely by African resources (500B CFA francs / ~$830M). This move defies decades of foreign aid dependency, prioritizing self-determined growth in infrastructure, agriculture, and industry. Amid global silence, these nations are rewriting Africa’s development narrative, challenging colonial-era systems like the CFA franc.
VOICES OF AFRICA
The only people cultural relics and holidays and symbols you can play with is Black folks, because you let other people participate. All due respect to Maulana Karenga, but when Dr. Karenga said non-Africans can participate in Kwanzaa, but they can't lead it, it was the worst thing he could have ever done. Now whites have the booths selling wares at Juneteenth to Blacks.
60 MV TV
"The DNA of Kings: Why Black Bloodline Carries Greatness" is not just a speech—it's a powerful awakening. This 33-minute motivational experience dives deep into the historical, spiritual, and cultural significance of the Black bloodline. You’ll learn why Black heritage is more than survival—it's a blueprint of greatness. This is an emotional journey designed to educate, uplift, and ignite the royalty within.
MOTIVORA
The Scriptures of Christ is a history book, it's not a book of good says or fables or stories, but we learned the Bible from stories, like when they taught you in school that George Washington could not tell a lie, cut down the cherry tree. That's how we looked at the Bible, but the Bible is a historical Book of Prophecy that's accurate to the minute. The Bible is right, there's nothing wrong with the Word; the problem is they thought we would never interpret it for ourselves.
STEPHEN DARBY
Alex Presha examines rare audio of formerly enslaved people to preserve their stories, and interviews one of their descendants, in partnership with the 10 Million Names project.
ABCNEWS
Terrence Howard opens up about Hollywood’s dark side, “losing your man card,” and why integrity matters more than fame—sharing personal stories, industry secrets, and hard-earned wisdom.
VALUETAINMENT
Whitney Webb explains how Sean “P. Diddy” Combs relationship with Naomi Campell led her down a rabbithole, Similarities between the Diddy case and the Epstein Case, Clive Davis and Russell Simons involvement, James Packer, Netanyahu’s friend and neighbor, also tied up in this!
KATIE HALPER
Gary Webb, the Pulitzer prize-winning reporter who broke the story of the CIAs involvement in the importation of cocaine into the U.S., which contributed to the destruction of the Black Communities, died December 10, 2004, reportedly from an alleged self-inflicted gunshots to the head.
REELBLAK ONE
We continue our interview with Ohio death row inmate Keith LaMar from the Ohio State Penitentiary, following the release of The Injustice of Justice, a short film about his story that recently won the grand prize for best animated short film at the Golden State Film Festival. LaMar talks about his case, conditions in solitary confinement, and his work with musicians and others to raise awareness about his case as he fights to stop his pending execution scheduled in 2027.
DEMOCRACY NOW!
The recent strike by prisoners in the US state of Alabama has brought into focus the atrocious conditions in prison facilities across the country. These conditions are made worse by the private prison industry's tentacles in every sphere of the system, extracting as much profit as possible. Eugene Puryear of BreakThrough News explains the reason for the huge prison population in the US, the role of the private prison industry, and the impact its lobbying has on politics.
NEWS CLICKIN
The author of a new book on the lack of reparations for the 12.5 million people shipped across the Atlantic in the slave trade spoke to FRANCE 24 about how none of them or their families are yet to be internationally compensated. The trade is described in the book as surely one of the most heinous crimes against humanity committed in the modern era – all to help grow the sugar, tobacco, indigo and coffee trades. Many people perished on the African shores or during the voyage.
FRANCE 24 ENGLISH
Attorney Mawuli Davis joins the Bullpen to discuss the city of Decatur, Georgia, approving a slavery reparations task force. Dr. Rashad Richey discusses on Indisputable.
WITH DR. RASHAD RICHEY