Empress Onyx
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The audacity
52% of white women told a black woman that she couldn’t lead when historically it’s white women who depended on Black women for everything
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black women voting
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tomorrow we may have our first black woman president which makes sense. Black women have been involved in politics and the fight for suffrage before either word existed. Often times without the help from their supposed allies, white women and Black men
Asians and voting
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When did Asian Americans get the right go vote?
Mexican American voting
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When did Mexican Americans get the right to vote?
24th Amendment
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when did they get rid of the poll tax?
Journey to 19th amendment
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White women got the right to vote 104 years ago, yes, I said white women
15th Amendment
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We vote in 11 days - let's look back at the history of marginalized communities and voting
Slave Power
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Did you know that Slave Power was a thing? And that people were afraid of it? Let's find out why
The 4 Constitutions of Kansas
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Did you know Kansas had 4 state constitutions before entering the union? Whether or not the state entered as a slave state or not was a hot topic at the time, so much so, things got violent and the territory gained the nickname "Bloody Kansas". Let's discuss the 4 constitutions of Kansas
Immigration Restriction League
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The recent xenophobia is not new. Imagine a league whose sole goal is to rid the country of immigrants. That was actually a thing. There was actually a racist organization with the goal of ridding the country of immigrants and preventing immigrants from entering the country and they actually had a voice in making policy. Let's talk about the Immigration Restriction League
Compromise of 1850
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They were really trying to keep slavery and avoid war. One man came up with a plan to avoid the war for just a little bit longer...
Warren Harding Blacks & KKK
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I heard a rumor that Warren G Harding took the oath of the KKK so I had to investigate. Come to find out that Warren G (see what I did there :-) ) was one of the more decent presidents we had. He still did nothing, but compared to the other presidents, he was not has harmful, I mean, until we get to 1924
Immigration act 1924
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In 1924, the United States passed one of the most racist and xenophobic immigration laws in the world. It banned everything but white people from Eastern and Northern Europe. 100 years later, Trump would attempt to do the same thing but his target would be more obvious and he would succeed in varying degrees because conservative or liberal white will always side with white
Calvin Coolidge immigration act 1924
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Calvin Coolidge & The Immigration Act of 1924. Despite not sucking when it came to Black Civil rights and signing an act granting citizenship to the original citizens (Native Americans); Coolidge would go on to sign the most racist, xenophobic immigration acts in American history. An immigration act that was the brain child of eugenicists - people who believed in the genetic superiority of Nord...
Calvin Coolidge and Civil Rights
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Calvin Coolidge and Civil Rights
Was Abraham Lincoln a racist Part 1
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Was Abraham Lincoln a racist Part 1
Was Abraham Lincoln a racist part 2
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Was Abraham Lincoln a racist part 2
Eleanor Roosevelt and Black Civil Rights
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Eleanor Roosevelt and Black Civil Rights
Presidents and Civil Rights FDR Part 3
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Presidents and Civil Rights FDR Part 3
Presidents and Civil Rights FDR Part 2
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Presidents and Civil Rights FDR Part 2
Presidents and Civil Rights FDR part 1
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Presidents and Civil Rights FDR part 1
TDR & civil right Patreon
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TDR & civil right Patreon
TDR & Native Americans
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TDR & Native Americans
Theodore Roosevelt and black soldiers
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Theodore Roosevelt and black soldiers
Screws v United States
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Screws v United States
James K Polk
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James K Polk
Ulysses S Grant part 2
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Ulysses S Grant part 2
A racist gave us Mother’s Day
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A racist gave us Mother’s Day
Ulysses A Grant 1
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Ulysses A Grant 1
1860 or 2024 A racist is still a racist
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1860 or 2024 A racist is still a racist

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  • @Im_No_One_2024
    @Im_No_One_2024 12 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา

    I truly wish kamala harris had won 😥

  • @Im_No_One_2024
    @Im_No_One_2024 13 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา

    I went to your site and all I saw was your tote bags for sale.

  • @Im_No_One_2024
    @Im_No_One_2024 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Abraham lincoln was a conservitard / republikkkan so it woulda been in his nature to be ethnicist.

  • @Im_No_One_2024
    @Im_No_One_2024 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Im glad the truth about him is commin to light.

  • @CherieButler
    @CherieButler 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

    New subbie...you have a regal presence and a great delivery.

  • @CherieButler
    @CherieButler 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Oh dear... I should've known. Thanks for sharing, I guess ole Dinah was a screamer. Lord help us.

  • @beverleyreid7572
    @beverleyreid7572 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

    You’re a beautiful intelligent lady! How do you manage to knit and talk?

  • @diannacollymore8323
    @diannacollymore8323 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Very deep poem and true

  • @Teriah_The_Israelitess
    @Teriah_The_Israelitess หลายเดือนก่อน

    Crochet and our history, my JAM! And I'm very sure that Thomas Sims is a relative of mine. My family's last name is Sims and my grandfather was born in Rome, Georgia in the late 1800's. His middle name was Thomas.

  • @beverleyreid563
    @beverleyreid563 หลายเดือนก่อน

    NOTE: I searched online and the name Kenya Brantley showed up. Not sure if she is the original author, but the poem is in its entirety. I wrote it down so I will never forget it. Many thanks for doing this for us and please continue to do what you do.

  • @alonzorichardson5740
    @alonzorichardson5740 หลายเดือนก่อน

    OMG!!! You’re so amazingly sexy!!! We need more sisters like this…

  • @mayboy2066
    @mayboy2066 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Queen I appreciate your poem, absolutely beautiful . I’m a 56yr old black man who was raised by strong black women in my childhood. My grandmother, aunts, and other black women taught me love, compassion, empathy, and discipline. The black men in my life taught me how and what I needed to do to be a man. But the black women taught me what made me a whole person. I will love, respect and cherish black women until my dying breath. Thank you for all you do black women. Don’t give up on us you’re our backbone, we’re the muscle. As we all know muscle without a backbone can’t stand!!!

  • @pjohnson2861
    @pjohnson2861 หลายเดือนก่อน

    "And the church said AMEN"✔️💯

  • @akwaabab8504
    @akwaabab8504 หลายเดือนก่อน

    word!

  • @jusstjoo
    @jusstjoo หลายเดือนก่อน

    As we are #STILL and will remain. . . Strong words from a #StrongWOMAN

  • @bonniebrothers5786
    @bonniebrothers5786 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Kamala Harris wasn't going to save anyone she is one of them WAKE UP!!

  • @worldbossdetroit827
    @worldbossdetroit827 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Bro I can't believe people is stressing over not getting a clown as their president if she didn't do nothing for you in the past 4 years and she was the right hand man of the man what do you think she's going to do in another for years?

  • @everlasting9292
    @everlasting9292 หลายเดือนก่อน

    1) You are so beautiful and eloquent. 2) I wish I could crochet like that without looking! Even repetitive stitches like that I have to be looking! 3) and most importantly, what a poem. Pure truth. Pure. Truth. I always wondered how these ignorant white men could say that Black women were so dirty and compare them to animals, yet they still put their disease-ridden peckers in them. Maybe it’s because I can never put myself in the mindset of doing such a harmful act to another human, so I just don’t get it. They wanna call Black women less, yet they’ve never been able to do ANYTHING without them.

  • @aldenheterodyne2833
    @aldenheterodyne2833 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Holy shit, how is this the first time I've seen your content?!? 1) Your skill with a hook and yarn is amazing. 2) When you speak, there's not a wasted word: your points are compelling and well made 3) You speak charismatically 4) You're absolutely drop-dead gorgous. 5) You have great taste in poetry. I'm a chrocheter who is interested in (leftist) politics, and the only reason I can think of for why the algorithm hasn't sent me here before is that you're a black woman (and I'm a white guy). Instant subscription. I understand this is space is not for me, but I'm going to comment to boost your algorithm if that's okay.

  • @NuAfu
    @NuAfu หลายเดือนก่อน

    Lol she ain’t black. And she ain’t of our American descendent of chattel slavery roots. End and there in lies the problem. She’s not qualified to do anything explicitly when she flat out said she would never do anything for Black people. What is wrong with y’all??

  • @modestmouse2889
    @modestmouse2889 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Harria aint even black. She's Indian.

  • @lukeguastaferro7962
    @lukeguastaferro7962 หลายเดือนก่อน

    If you were not an elitist white male who owned property (included land and slaves) you could Not vote at first, that took a few decades

  • @tommieaustin6532
    @tommieaustin6532 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wow that's powerful poem.the great poetess Maya wrote and still I rise

  • @chariannagee9522
    @chariannagee9522 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It was posted on FB by Kenya Brantley on 7 Nov and I believe the author is Tenola Plaxico.

  • @vivarino1521
    @vivarino1521 หลายเดือนก่อน

    She talks like a secular black ai pastor, it’s tripping me out haha

  • @AnastasiaBeaverhousn
    @AnastasiaBeaverhousn หลายเดือนก่อน

    Where's the rest of the video? You say remember this and that but don't go back to it

  • @KillKushKat
    @KillKushKat หลายเดือนก่อน

    Your eyeshadow is gorgeous. And he only got 30% of the vote. I think he won because of rich congressmen voting for him.

  • @CinfamousM
    @CinfamousM หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you so much for breaking down the historical context of the 1924 immigration act. 👍🏾 I have sought out this act to show the irony that the same people in America who want highly restrictive immigration policy to the point they are foaming at the mouth! Are the same people who were once restricted from America based on what group they belonged to and where they were from, and were considered undesired immigrants. The irony is killing me, these eastern and southern European people desperately want to forget their history, but it’s documented and some people need a reality check 👍🏾😌

  • @monicalawrence7449
    @monicalawrence7449 หลายเดือนก่อน

    New Subscriber. You peace and knowledge is infectious and I’m sharing it with all like minded souls. I’m so glad I stumbled across your platform 🎉

  • @jacquelines.2027
    @jacquelines.2027 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Empress, I am interested in purchasing the quilt you are crocheting right now. Is there a way I can pre-purchase it?

  • @MaryKayPinkLady24
    @MaryKayPinkLady24 หลายเดือนก่อน

    👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @rivkajazz
    @rivkajazz หลายเดือนก่อน

    Beautiful poem but Kamala Harris does not deserve it. It doesn't apply to her.

  • @BrooklynNYCNative
    @BrooklynNYCNative หลายเดือนก่อน

    In the heat of the ballot's sway, You raised your voice in dismay, Mad that our choice, by every right, It was a white man stepping into the light. Yet your wish for her to take the crown, Was bound by skin, not spirit’s gown, A so-called black woman bright, But can truth alone decide the fight? You stand as part of the fray, Where standards twist, and values sway, In a world where colors blur the line, Is fairness lost? Is it so divine? Seek not to cast your stones in vain, Let's rise above this hue of disdain, For in our hearts, let reason bloom, Beyond skin’s shade, let justice loom.

  • @johnwebb2442
    @johnwebb2442 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Love this.

  • @BrooklynNYCNative
    @BrooklynNYCNative หลายเดือนก่อน

    Who cares about color or gender? Not most of America, and this sentiment is more critical than ever in the current socio-political climate. It should not influence our voting decisions; we should focus on our country's policies and future. To base political choices on race or gender is, in fact, a form of discrimination that undermines the very principles of equality and freedom that are foundational to this nation. As a Latina who has made the conscious choice to vote for Trump, my decision was driven strictly by policy considerations rather than the hue of my skin or my gender identity. For many of us, it is profoundly un-American to let external identities dictate political alignment. Voting is a personal right, and the beauty of democracy lies in our ability to express differing opinions based on our unique perspectives. We forge toward a more inclusive and understanding society when prioritizing policies over identity. Disagreeing with someone's political choices should never lead to an accusation stance, as it only perpetuates division. Each individual's experience and the rationale behind their vote are valid, and it is essential to recognize that diversity of thought enriches democratic discourse. Encouraging dialogue rather than casting judgment fosters an environment where all voices can be heard and respected, regardless of race or gender. The truth is that many people across the nation, irrespective of their background, feel similarly disenfranchised by the prevailing narrative that seeks to oversimplify complex political decisions by attributing them solely to race or gender. Such a mindset can lead to a homogenization of opinions, stifling the diverse experiences and beliefs that make our nation unique. Challenging the notion that all individuals must fit within neatly defined categories is essential. When it comes to who we support in politics, it is vital to prioritize understanding over prejudice. Each voter has reasons, often deeply rooted in their experiences, values, and aspirations for the future. Instead of judging one another based on skin color or gender, we should encourage an honest evaluation of policies and potential leaders. A vote cast in favor of a candidate must be seen as an exercise of independence rather than an expression of identity politics. Labeling someone’s vote as a product of their race or gender is not only reductive but can also be perceived as a form of silencing dissent. Imposing that others should strictly vote a certain way based on preconceived identities is an infringement upon personal liberties. True freedom entails making choices that resonate with one's ideals and beliefs, regardless of societal pressures and expectations. Political discussions often get heated, but civility should always remain at the forefront. So, let us cultivate an atmosphere where differences are celebrated, and opinions are welcomed. Listening to one another is crucial to understanding diverse perspectives and fostering unity amid diversity. Engaging with empathy and openness is vital, recognizing that each individual's experience is unique and deserving of respect. In conclusion, the focus should not be on upholding stereotypes about race or gender when it comes to voting. Instead, we should champion policies that align with our values and vision for the future of our country. We can collectively rise above identity-based politics and instead validly represent our beliefs through our votes. Taking a stand and voting based on principles rather than preconceived notions is essential to our democratic process. So, let’s stop pointing fingers and instead encourage a broader understanding and acceptance, where everyone, regardless of their background, can exercise their right to vote freely and without prejudice.

  • @LilyBell-Beneaththecrust2023
    @LilyBell-Beneaththecrust2023 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Grateful Rising Empress Onyx, did you do the art work on your walls? You are a piece of art yourself.

  • @LilyBell-Beneaththecrust2023
    @LilyBell-Beneaththecrust2023 หลายเดือนก่อน

    You are gorgeous, Empress Onyx.

  • @grtinfulleffect8349
    @grtinfulleffect8349 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Well, let's hope Trump deports at least 8-10 million non-Black people. It will only make your vote more powerful even if it means a few percentage points. ```your Bruda.

  • @notavailable-c9n
    @notavailable-c9n หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thrilled to see you on TH-cam!! Many thank yous for everything you teach!

  • @MsFadir
    @MsFadir หลายเดือนก่อน

    What a 💎 @aleciarenece and @themisthoth

  • @marz9676
    @marz9676 หลายเดือนก่อน

    THE AUDACITY OF YOU ALL!! Kamala is an open and proud Zionist war criminal! She has been for years. ZIONISM IS A RACIST, GENOCIDAL, RELIGIOUS CULT THAT BELIEVES CERTAIN PEOPLE ARE SUPERIOR, ABOVE THE LAW, AND ALLOWED TO SLAUGHTER, STEAL FROM, OPPRESS, TORTURE, AND DISPLACE THOSE THEY DEEM RACIALLY SUBHUMAN!! That is the cult that Joe and Kamala have broken USA law and human rights to serve. Democrats were supposed to resist, confront, shame, protest, and force Dem leaders to end their party war crimes!! That is what you were required to do A YEAR AGO!! You were supposed to uphold the values and laws of the free world. You, instead, descended into the same depravity as Germans of the Nazi Party to praise and grovel and support your party's horrific atrocities. Netanyahu has an arrest warrant!! All the USA leaders who funded and protected Israel war crimes are on the list!! Bidens administration is at the top!! You voted for war crimes!! You were supposed to resist!!

  • @cmbooks2000
    @cmbooks2000 หลายเดือนก่อน

    First, I'm feeling the anger crochet. America chose a felon over the most qualified candidate to ever run for the office. America, America'd.

  • @ritaoldies4301
    @ritaoldies4301 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Very much the way I feel karma is a bitch and she will be paid .

  • @wandamajette5000
    @wandamajette5000 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Gurl, Do you do crochet lessons?

  • @wandamajette5000
    @wandamajette5000 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Don't be angry for the next 4 years. That's a long time. This country didn't elect Hilary Clinton twice either.

  • @veronicamoye2092
    @veronicamoye2092 หลายเดือนก่อน

    They could not see because their eyes are blind.😢

  • @honorahill7657
    @honorahill7657 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I whole day agree ❤

  • @KatieCottingham
    @KatieCottingham หลายเดือนก่อน

    Beautifully performed in word, more impressively with how perfect each stitch was and how well it accentuated the content of the poem. Thank you for sharing.

  • @Shamus-sf4nz
    @Shamus-sf4nz หลายเดือนก่อน

    Yes sweetheart I love your big watermelons and would definitely love to get to know you. How are you doing? How was your day?

  • @GaryJohnstone-dx5sv
    @GaryJohnstone-dx5sv หลายเดือนก่อน

    What a superfluous fool, hiding behind a stupid racist rant!