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Poitier's Legacy: Inspiring Generations On and Off the Screen
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Black History: Justice Denied: Revealing the Untold Truth of Lillie Belle Allen's End
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Black History: Lost Narratives: Britain's Erased Chapters of Black Suffering #blackhistory
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Black History: From Fiction to Fact: Debunking Myths About Uncle Tom
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Black History: Samurai of Color: Exploring the Life and Legacy of History's Trailblazing Warrior
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Black History: Samurai of Color: Exploring the Life and Legacy of History's Trailblazing Warrior
Black History: Unveiling the Silence: Exposing the Reality of Black Arabs
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Black History: Unveiling the Silence: Exposing the Reality of Black Arabs
Black History: Willie Mays Jr.: A Tribute to the Greatest All-Around Player in Baseball History
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Black History: Willie Mays Jr.: A Tribute to the Greatest All-Around Player in Baseball History
Black History: Bussa's Rebellion and the Fight Against British Rule
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Black History: Bussa's Rebellion and the Fight Against British Rule
Black History: Lifeblood Legacy: Charles Drew's Trailblazing Journey in Blood Banking #blackhistory
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Black History: Lifeblood Legacy: Charles Drew's Trailblazing Journey in Blood Banking #blackhistory
Black History: Galloping Through History: Black Cowboys' Legacy in the Wild West #blackhistory
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Black History: Galloping Through History: Black Cowboys' Legacy in the Wild West #blackhistory
Black History: Addressing Injustice: The Urgency of Reparations for Slavery's Legacy #blackhistory
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Black History: Addressing Injustice: The Urgency of Reparations for Slavery's Legacy #blackhistory
Black Valor: The Untold Stories of Triumph Among Service Members #blackhistory
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Black Valor: The Untold Stories of Triumph Among Service Members #blackhistory
Black History: The Road to Mayhem: Tracing the Roots of the Tulsa Race Massacre #black #blackhistory
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Black History: The Road to Mayhem: Tracing the Roots of the Tulsa Race Massacre #black #blackhistory
Black History: From Whips to Chains: Confronting the Inhumanity of Slave Ownership #blackhistory
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Black History: From Whips to Chains: Confronting the Inhumanity of Slave Ownership #blackhistory
Black History : "Memorial Day Uncovered: Tracing its Roots and Meaning #blackhistory
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Black History : "Memorial Day Uncovered: Tracing its Roots and Meaning #blackhistory
Black History From Minstrelsy to Modernity: Tracing the Evolution of Blackface #black #blackhistory
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Black History From Minstrelsy to Modernity: Tracing the Evolution of Blackface #black #blackhistory
Daniel's Stand: Defying Danger and Demonstrating Divine Favor #black #blackhistory
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Daniel's Stand: Defying Danger and Demonstrating Divine Favor #black #blackhistory
Black History: Sankara: The Man Who Dared to Dream of an Empowered Africa #blackhistory
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Black History: Sankara: The Man Who Dared to Dream of an Empowered Africa #blackhistory
Black History: Flying for Freedom: The Untold Story of the Tuskegee Airmen #blackhistory
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Black History: Flying for Freedom: The Untold Story of the Tuskegee Airmen #blackhistory
Black History: Beyond Stereotypes: Uncovering the Complexity of Homelessness #blackhistory #homeless
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Black History: Beyond Stereotypes: Uncovering the Complexity of Homelessness #blackhistory #homeless
Black History: The Scottsboro Boys: A Dark Chapter in American History #blackhistory
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Black History: The Scottsboro Boys: A Dark Chapter in American History #blackhistory
Black History: From Hope to Despair: The Devastating Impact of Betrayal and Deception #blackhistory
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Black History: From Hope to Despair: The Devastating Impact of Betrayal and Deception #blackhistory
Black History: Shattered Lives, Renewed Calls: Reflecting on the Botham Jean Case #blackhistory
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Black History: Shattered Lives, Renewed Calls: Reflecting on the Botham Jean Case #blackhistory
Black History: From Strength to Struggle: The Erosion of the Black Family Unit #black #blackhistory
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Black History: From Strength to Struggle: The Erosion of the Black Family Unit #black #blackhistory
Forging Freedom: William Wells Brown's Path to Emancipation and Achievement #black #blackhistory
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Forging Freedom: William Wells Brown's Path to Emancipation and Achievement #black #blackhistory
Black: Beyond the Glory: Jackie Robinson's Struggle Against Racism and Adversity #blackhistory
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Black: Beyond the Glory: Jackie Robinson's Struggle Against Racism and Adversity #blackhistory
Black History: Empowering Triumph: Alice Coachman's Historic Olympic Conquest
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Black History: Empowering Triumph: Alice Coachman's Historic Olympic Conquest
Black History: Lost to Violence: The Untold Story of a Black Panther Co-founder's End #blackhistory
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Black History: Lost to Violence: The Untold Story of a Black Panther Co-founder's End #blackhistory
Black History: Resurrecting Rhoda Ann Childs: A Lost Narrative Rediscovered #black #blackhistory
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Black History: Resurrecting Rhoda Ann Childs: A Lost Narrative Rediscovered #black #blackhistory
March on Washington: The Defining Moment in Civil Rights History #blackhistory
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March on Washington: The Defining Moment in Civil Rights History #blackhistory
Why send the story halfway😮
Thank GOD for creating and utilizing Aunt Polly ❤
He was the Best all time player
Stop your lies!
Why I hate 😈
Sambo not uncle Tom
An Uncke Tom is whatever Black People want to call it. Like this person was the only person named Tom.
The Jefferson’s touched on this when Louise’s uncle came to town. George considered him an Uncle Tom until he set the record straight.
Thank you he was no trader of the black race
These people were american not african american
How did they become American
Sambo from Africa not Uncle Tom the American 😳🫡
They always trying to make being an uncle tom something good..... in the book he was a slave that thought Christianity was going to get his slave masters to do for him what wasn't in their interests to do "set him free" he died a slave because Christianity had him sitting around believing in the people who in slaved him instead of fighting to be free like George
Thank you for sharing this
You welcome, Have a great week
So many awful crimes against Black people, Aunt Polly is a God send,🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽
Peeps need to read the book…..
Thank you. Sambo was the sale out.
Sell*
Thx for the clarification. Is Sambo the correct term for sellout?
bro looks like he was in the back of the oven to long
Where’s Willie?
It was in Africa long before it came to America. and the Muslim slave traders added to it. And the African chiefs who sold their own subjects into slavery
disgraceful that a video about Willie Mays uses fake photos of someone not Willie Mays
The End of The Underground Railway 🛤 Africa illegal, Nova Scota . CRT...😮
Coloured men don't like work and they like even less to work for white men.
Slavery still exists in out world
Black also had white slaves, not to mention they also sold other blacks
We aren't black or African American we are American Aboriginal Indians stop lying
There's no escape...
The prospect of free money has created millions of new victims of slavery out of thin air.
Forcing the innocent to pay nonvictims for something that happened to neither of them is not reparations.
But still happens till today , ur just lucky to have never been a victim
@@BeyondLimitations_ The accuser bears the burden of proof that the accused is guilty of the crime they are accused of. You're not advocating reparations; you're advocating criminal prosecution. What charges have you filed?
Original "COWBOY" was a disrespectful term used against the male slaves in charge of COWS. So all RODEO SPORTS, Black men originated-- for fun.❤❤
This is also why so many small towns in West Texas have black founder families that exist to this day.
Yep. I live in West Texas. We know about Buffalo Soldiers. Awesome soldiers.
The term "cowboy" was applied to the black men.
No such thing.. She an he are native Americans
Why show all men ? That's stupid
For real reparations: they identify an actual victim of the offense in question. They specify the abuses and damages. They assign a dollar amount for their compensation. They pay the victim. If the victim is deceased; they identify the closest living legal heir and pay them. What is the name of the slave that you are trying to collect the unpaid reparations for?
Claiming victimhood for what happened to other people is disgraceful. Ascribing guilt to people who had nothing to do with the offense is atrocious.
The fact that it happen to t Our forefathers means it happens to us too
@@BeyondLimitations_ The fact that it happened to someone else means it didn't happen to us. The accuser bears the burden of proof that the accused is guilty of the crime they are accused of. What is the case number for your claim? If you can't even specify the victim; you have no hope of success.
Why did they need "white" collages Didn’t they build the pyramids?
Please put the correct images!!! Thos has nothing to do with.her!
Stop calling people black!,because there is no such thing!! 😒
So how will u like Black people called , maybe you know the right name
@BeyondLimitations_ There is no such thing as "black" people genetically. However, there is such a thing as African people genetically! Or more appropriately, Alkebulanian is the original name for the Continent of Africa!🙄
Stop being PC it's boring. I'm BLACK and I'm proud happy and don't care nor doy WHITE friends.
Is she a man and you’re talking about a woman clear this up please!
Look like wesley snipes
Is Louis a man? 😂
This is so very confusing. You are showing pictures and images of a man but you keep referring to this person as she and her. Which is it? That's the only reason I gave a thumbs down.
Sorry about this error , I will do my best to avoid such mistake
@@BeyondLimitations_ No worries. So is this story about a man or is it about a woman?
@@TheRobinRedbreast it was a lady
@@BeyondLimitations_ Wow! Thank you so much. You can probably Google for images of black women to use on your video.
Exactly!
I've been hearing about black men being front lined in the U.S. wars, since the beginning.
Those calling for reparations betray their own failures. The successful do not call for reparations; their success is the best revenge. USA: former colony of England; USA: successful country not asking for reparations. Australia: former colony of England; Australia: successful country not asking for reparations. Taiwan: former colony of Japan; Taiwan: successful country not asking for reparations. South Korea: former colony of Japan; South Korea: successful country not asking for reparations. North Korea: former colony of Japan; North Korea: failed nation, should it ask for reparations? It is pitiful to see failed countries pleading for "reparations" from former colonizers. They fought, figuratively and literally, for their Independence which was granted or won. However, said failed nations did not know what to do with their Independence. Independence to an unprepared nation is akin to giving a loaded gun to a monkey. Failures have a proven record of failing time and time again and show no exercise of self-repair. Monetary "reparations" will repair nothing. Monetary "reparations" is akin to giving more heroin to the heroin addict: short term pleasure followed with long term pain. Actual healing is done from within, not from without. Paradox of getting a bank loan: those in the least need of loans are most likely to get loans. If you have outstanding debt, no job, criminal record, living on the streets, you definitely NEED a loan (MONEY!!! I NEED MONEY!!!) but you are unlikely to get a loan. Of course you have a long list of reasons for your pitiful situation ("The Police planted the drugs on me!", "My great-great-great-grand parents were SLAVES!!!", "Wypiple stole my wealth!!", etc.). But no matter: No. Money. For. You. Those most likely to get reparations are those who are demanding it from strength; but then, given your strength, you are unlikely to ask for reparations: Success is the best Revenge. But, but, but some Native American Tribes are getting REPARATIONS!!! Yep. Despite "reparations", said tribes are still stuck in Poverty and Misery. One bad policy ("reparations" to american tribes) should not be followed by another bad one ("reparations" to ADOS/FBA). In fact, all bad policies should be eliminated. But, but, but some Japanese got REPARATIONS!!! Yes. The paradox of getting a bank loan in play. The Japanese community has done much better than average in the USA and reparations were neither needed nor desired. Reparations were given to the Japanese actually interned ($20K per individual), not to the progeny of said Japanese. Those in the Black Community pushing for reparations show all the characteristics of a failing community. Many past programs focused on the Black Community (LBJ's Grand Society Programs, the HBCU's, Affirmative Action Programs, busing Blacks to White schools, establishment of Liberia, extended Welfare State, etc..) are reparations. In 1911, Booker T Washington warned us of the grifters, the poverty pimps: "There is a class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs-partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs." Frederick Douglass was against reparations. Quotation from "WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH THE SLAVES IF EMANCIPATED?" (Douglass' Monthly, January, 1862): "Our answer is, do nothing with them; mind your business, and let them mind theirs. Your doing with them is their greatest misfortune. They have been undone by your doings, and all they now ask, and really have need of at your hands, is just to let them alone. They suffer by every interference, and succeed best by being let alone." The current supplicants for reparations are dishonoring, disgracing the legacies of Booker T Washington and Frederick Douglass; they were actually slaves, not you. But, but, but JIM CROW LAWS!!! Yep. A racist system set up by the Democrat Party (the Republican Party freed the slaves). Get reparations from the Democrat Party. And yet... African-Americans vote Democrat 85% of the time as of 2024 AD. Go figure. African-Americans suffering from Stockholm syndrome. The Blacks need mental help, not reparations. But, but, but SLAVES built the USA!!! Nope. HELPED build the USA, Yes. BUILT the USA, No. Slavery is low-tech. The USA of Automobiles, Gene Therapy, Space Travel, Computers, Internet is high-tech. High-Tech is impossible via Slavery. If Slavery were around today, the USA would be deep in Misery and Poverty, with Donkey and Horse as main Transportation. Slaves were used because one cannot train Donkey and Horse to pick cotton; with the mechanical cotton harvester, slavery became useless and uneconomical. Slaves did not invent the mechanical cotton harvester. The FBA (Foundational Black American), the ADOS (American Descendent of Slavery) should pay extra taxes to the Government to express gratitude for having their ancestors sent to the blessed land of America on a slave ship. Muhammed Ali, after the fight with George Foreman, said "I am glad my grand pappy came to America on a slave ship". The FBA, the ADOS could be stuck in Africa today (the horror!!!) if not for the slave trade. The FBA and ADOS need to kiss the White Man's gluteus maximus.
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. 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?
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No
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Never knew this, thank you for this black history lesson .
Happy you learnerd something new, Wishing u a great weekend ahead
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