most educated Black theorist to come out of Louisiana. Intelligent, wonderful personality speaking on Issues important to me, thank you Dr Joy DeGruy for sharing your legacy thru Terrance Carney and youtube. Yay
I am so impressed with Dr. DeGruy. She is among the greats in my humble opinion. I am putting others 'on' to Dr. DeGruy. I really enjoy her technique of educating all through her telling it like it is, non apologetically. Thanks goodness for her strength, dignity, dedication, and tenacity to see this assignment through to the masses.🥰
Dr. DeGruy.... A true Light Bearer! 60+ years since the Civil Rights Movement and still we fight for equality. Self understanding is key. Miss Gil Noble's "Like It Is" AND now a plus side to social media. Thank you Mr. Carney.
Watching this now in 2023 where the education system is trying to remove all references to slavery in the curriculum, or like Florida, trying to present slavery as beneficial to black people 🤦♀️. In 7 years we haven’t gotten better. We’ve gotten worse.
This is a lecture of a type I always long to hear. I'm always fascinated by the Jewish history. We don't shrink away from repeated stories, movies or books re what happened to the Jews. I'm glad for that as it is a history that needs to 'never forgotten'. Now as a black woman I want the same for my people's history. No more slavery and it's dehumanization. Stop hiding the history of slavery and all its cruelty. I'm not as eloquent as Dr. Joy DeGruy Leary, but I live in fear every day. I live with the knowledge that the police can kill me at any time and convince my long time neighbors I was somehow guilty of something and deserved to die. Thank you Dr. Leary for saying all the things I am not eloquent enough to express.
Dear Dr. Joy, you are obviously a woman of exceptional intellectual power and the work that you have done has been important not just for the direct children of Africa, but for the world as a whole. So, it is disappointing, when someone of your status and standing is so easily willing to cast the Chinese, as a nation, in the same villainous role as the Americans and western Europeans in their dealings with Africa and the rest of the world. I am not Chinese, but the facts, over time, should be the determiner of any rational conclusion about the quality of the attitude and actions of any individual or people. China, as a civilization, is more than twenty times as old as America. In the past, it has had an economy that was as much as 30% of global value; and in all of that time, even though Chinese mariners have sailed across the Pacific Ocean, long before the Europeans, they have never established a single colony or invaded a single country. Moreover, China, itself, as a nation, has been subjected to the domination and racial discrimination by the Americans and western Europeans for more than a hundred years. China and the Chinese know and experienced the realities of being occupied, exploited and regarded as lesser beings. From the evidence, China, as a nation, has dealt with Africa, Africans and the rest of the developing world much more as partners and not just as objects to be exploited and ravaged like America and western Europe have done for centuries It would seem that as an American, you have not escaped all of the effect of your society's blatant racial prejudices, falsehoods about the "yellow peril" and differences in culture, traditions and politics. And yet, your work and efforts would seem to be about the recognition an understanding that America and western Europe have designed and operated a system of facades to deceive and convince the people about their actual role in the world. The facts are overwhelming; America and western Europe have presented a caricature of themselves as being the standard and representatives of moral and ethical rectitude, but their actual work in the world has been defined by the worst depravities that have been associated with the members of the human race.
"huddled masses" refers to the large numbers of European immigrants arriving in the United States in the 1880s who had a compatible culture who could integrate. The author was referencing Jewish immigrants from Russa.
It silly of you to make that assumption that she is delusional. When she is stating facts. Her book is called post traumatic slave syndrome. Also I would like for you to examine what comes out of your mouth before you start to criticize her about her ancestors, because she’s been to Africa and she knows who she it as and African Women. Be mindful of the words that come out of your mouth. This knowledge permits us to understand others and the world in which we live.🙏🏾
@@rlh2398. What you wrote is right there. “Did she not say the chains are hidden and the original intent was to showcase them..” Yes, but the chains are NOT hidden.
I luv DrJoy DeGruy such a dynamic educator & lecturer❤❤❤
Im still marinating over Post Traumatic Slavery Syndrome series!!!!💯🔥🔥🔥
most educated Black theorist to come out of Louisiana. Intelligent, wonderful personality speaking on Issues important to me, thank you Dr Joy DeGruy for sharing your legacy thru Terrance Carney and youtube. Yay
This woman is the truth..
Teachers, government officials,business owners,... students......all need to hear ..
THIS MY AUNT RIGHT HERE.....AND I LOVE HER FOR WHO SHE IS; NOT TO BE PLAYED WITH !!!
I LOVE her too!!!!
Beautiful intellectual ❤
I miss Like It Is! Great interview with Dr.Degruy❤
I am so impressed with Dr. DeGruy. She is among the greats in my humble opinion. I am putting others 'on' to Dr. DeGruy. I really enjoy her technique of educating all through her telling it like it is, non apologetically. Thanks goodness for her strength, dignity, dedication, and tenacity to see this assignment through to the masses.🥰
Dr. DeGruy.... A true Light Bearer! 60+ years since the Civil Rights Movement
and still we fight for equality. Self understanding is key.
Miss Gil Noble's "Like It Is" AND now a plus side to social media. Thank you Mr. Carney.
Loved that series. R.I.P Gil 🙏🏿
I listened to her on kpfk brilliant speaker dynamic
she's beautiful inside and out
Master Teachers are our National Treasures
Dr. Degruy, thank you for sharing your brilliance and beauty. You are a global treasure!
I love Dr. Degruy
ME TO SHES SUCH A BEAUTIFUL KNOWLEDGEBASE PERSON❤
Me too! She is an elevated soul
sad. only 19 comments. but thousands on thousands on entertaining & dancing & Sexual images & Status $$. we remain an Endangeted Species 💥💥💥💥
Watching this now in 2023 where the education system is trying to remove all references to slavery in the curriculum, or like Florida, trying to present slavery as beneficial to black people 🤦♀️. In 7 years we haven’t gotten better. We’ve gotten worse.
I saw you in africans vs African-Americans. I would love for my daughters to hear your speak.
shannelle Beason what’s that?
Love her,
gratitude.
Just imagine that this was your black history teacher. We would be different individuals today. I know I would
Wow 😯. Very 👀 eye-opening conversation. 👍 👍.
This is a lecture of a type I always long to hear. I'm always fascinated by the Jewish history. We don't shrink away from repeated stories, movies or books re what happened to the Jews. I'm glad for that as it is a history that needs to 'never forgotten'. Now as a black woman I want the same for my people's history. No more slavery and it's dehumanization. Stop hiding the history of slavery and all its cruelty. I'm not as eloquent as Dr. Joy DeGruy Leary, but I live in fear every day. I live with the knowledge that the police can kill me at any time and convince my long time neighbors I was somehow guilty of something and deserved to die. Thank you Dr. Leary for saying all the things I am not eloquent enough to express.
Greetings, I love Gil Noble’s Like It Is show, he had some of the best Pan African scholars on his show.
What year is this interview with Dr. Joy?
I really like her. ❤️🔥💞
Dear Dr. Joy, you are obviously a woman of exceptional intellectual power and the work that you have done has been important not just for the direct children of Africa, but for the world as a whole. So, it is disappointing, when someone of your status and standing is so easily willing to cast the Chinese, as a nation, in the same villainous role as the Americans and western Europeans in their dealings with Africa and the rest of the world.
I am not Chinese, but the facts, over time, should be the determiner of any rational conclusion about the quality of the attitude and actions of any individual or people.
China, as a civilization, is more than twenty times as old as America. In the past, it has had an economy that was as much as 30% of global value; and in all of that time, even though Chinese mariners have sailed across the Pacific Ocean, long before the Europeans, they have never established a single colony or invaded a single country. Moreover, China, itself, as a nation, has been subjected to the domination and racial discrimination by the Americans and western Europeans for more than a hundred years. China and the Chinese know and experienced the realities of being occupied, exploited and regarded as lesser beings.
From the evidence, China, as a nation, has dealt with Africa, Africans and the rest of the developing world much more as partners and not just as objects to be exploited and ravaged like America and western Europe have done for centuries
It would seem that as an American, you have not escaped all of the effect of your society's blatant racial prejudices, falsehoods about the "yellow peril" and differences in culture, traditions and politics. And yet, your work and efforts would seem to be about the recognition an understanding that America and western Europe have designed and operated a system of facades to deceive and convince the people about their actual role in the world.
The facts are overwhelming; America and western Europe have presented a caricature of themselves as being the standard and representatives of moral and ethical rectitude, but their actual work in the world has been defined by the worst depravities that have been associated with the members of the human race.
"huddled masses" refers to the large numbers of European immigrants arriving in the United States in the 1880s who had a compatible culture who could integrate. The author was referencing Jewish immigrants from Russa.
PEACE BE WITH YOU
🗽 YAH. 🗽
When was this interview recorded?
2016
let's do a Shabakka Stone dating from 2021 to 3 A.D.
Number 2 💃🏾
I cant understand what its like to be a victim of racism. But. The ecconomic piece? Im white and privledged in other ways and STILL feel that so hard.
He knew all that and still. Didn't he own Slaves till he died? Like. Wtf?
All you white people care about is yourselves. Evil is innate within you soulless beings.
Funny how she doesn't add religion into the mix of it all...???
@Derone Pugh I noticed that too but she still has good information.
Lying to themselves...worst kind of ppl...smh...wonder if it's envy or jealousy
The broken chains at her feet are there to symbolize the end of slavery. This woman is delusional.
It silly of you to make that assumption that she is delusional. When she is stating facts. Her book is called post traumatic slave syndrome. Also I would like for you to examine what comes out of your mouth before you start to criticize her about her ancestors, because she’s been to Africa and she knows who she it as and African Women. Be mindful of the words that come out of your mouth. This knowledge permits us to understand others and the world in which we live.🙏🏾
@@ellenjohnson3669 I’m not assuming she’s delusional. She is clearly delusional. She’s not African. She’s American.
@@rlh2398. But the chains were not hidden.
@@rlh2398. What you wrote is right there. “Did she not say the chains are hidden and the original intent was to showcase them..” Yes, but the chains are NOT hidden.
You should have been swallowed
This woman seems to forget her ancestors would have died as slaves on the African continent if they hadn’t been brought here.
@@rlh2398. So coming here was a good thing. It kept you from dying a slave in Africa.
Not all African are dead.
@@evelynmartin502 Did someone say they were?
There goes the same cognitive dissonance “this woman” refers too. They say anything to sleep good at night 🤦🏾♀️
@@jk197ful Would you prefer I refer to her as “This man”?