I was wondering how could you agree with this, unless you do not really have a firm grasp of history? Because the Reverend is, sadly, a racist anti-Semite who believes in segregation and also - as we see here - in no way gives a full accounting of the North Atlantic Slave Trade as it pertains to America inasmuch as if not for the Kings and Queens of Africa, at that time - who both killed and enslaved their own people for power and profit - we would have never had slavery in America. As the slave traders delivering slaves to America were not going into the interior of Africa to capture slaves but both gladly and sickly bought them from the Africans themselves who had enslaved their own people putting them in what were called 'Port Factories,' all along the coasts of many prominent African countries. As after an internecine conflict, by a tradition known as 'Rights of Custom' those prisoners captured during tribal warfare were split into two groups. And one group was murdered and the other group sold off, thereby fixing two problems with one stone in the leaders views. They were getting rid of opposition through both murder and selling their own people, while also profiting from it. And even after both England and the U.S. Republican party came to the conclusion that such an abomination had to end, and ended it, the individuals who were against ending slavery were the white Democrats of the day. But who also supported these white Democrats and cared less about chattel slavery, wanting slavery to continue? The Kings and Queens of Africa who protested its ending vigorously even proclaiming that slavery was the ruling principle of the African people. Being against ending the slave trade as it had brought much power and wealth. (when there is nothing I have said here that is subject to any other interpretation. As these are well, well established facts, that are ignored, so as to try and make a much more complicated story seem far more simple than it is or was. As there are an innumerable number of ethnicities who contributed to this nightmare and sadly, the truth is, the catalyst for the whole disgusting trade starts in Africa and then we have a minority of white Democrats, in America, then make the situation worse. Though there were a smattering of blacks and Indians, in America also, who owned slaves, too. So, the story is as old as time itself as it relates to power, corruption and greed and the fact that individuals of all races played a part in this awful tragedy for their own self-serving interests. Therefore, the reverend is either totally ignorant of history or chooses to deny the truth of history which is well documented. Something far too many people do when the actual facts and true story do not match up with the false narrative they are trying to put forward. As in putting forward the false narrative that he puts forth allows Farrakhan to profit, too - and garner power as he has - which is more than ironic, but so, so sad.
Every needs to practice the ability to do this! They have taken "slavery" put of text books, to spare the feelings of young generations of nonblack kids and to force everyone to forget. The problem will NEVER go away, if it's not discussed or challenged in education. Even, what was being taught in History books was "sugar-coated". The truth wasn't being told, even, then.
And I love his smile he has a beautiful smile and he smiles when people try to put him on the spot he is very cool and he gives the most intelligent answers.
@@bigmac8333 When Elijah Muhammad died in 1975, his son, Warith/Wallace Deen Muhammad, inherited the group’s leadership and steered the organization toward more traditional Islam. In response, Farrakhan formed a separate group to uphold Elijah Muhammad’s original separatist beliefs, taking many members - and the Nation of Islam name - with him. Farrakhan became widely known in 1984, when he endorsed the presidential campaign of Jesse Jackson. At the time, Farrakhan attracted significant attention for his antisemitic and anti-white statements. While Jackson disavowed some of Farrakhan’s remarks at the time, he has since taken part in several NOI events. In subsequent years, Farrakhan was condemned for his consistent hate mongering, calling white people “blue eyed devils” and Jews “bloodsuckers.” At the same time, Farrakhan also continued to gain prominence among some Black civil rights leaders, including joining a coalition of Black leaders for the National African American Leadership Summit (NAALS) and organizing the 1995 Million Man March in Washington, D.C.
I don't know about him, but when the lady ask "why can't we come together as one people" and she was white ,I think she should ask one of her family members that same question because they must know , just my opinion,
@@michelleford1622 exactly. Us not being together is not a black issue. That's like asking kids to stop pedophiles. They problem exists with them, not the recipients.🤷
I know, right? Multiple times you could just see her get hella excited at a statement. That was basically how I was when I watched this at 3 in the morning. Farakhan is such a G.O.A.T
That man at the end said something really profound…he said “people are not trying to understand, they are just trying to talk.” Still as true as it ever was.
you are definitely right.most of them just like to talk to be heard but never understand beyond there talk. That every single word count. This is where most women and most men mess up.
I don't think black people need to go back to Africa they were brought here against their will and I'm also not against reparations. But the question i want ask respectfully is what country governed and controlled by black people do black people have a higher standard of living than the black people living in white countries?
@@user-nu4um2gr3d there is no white countries there is no black Countries the black and white colours are the people's mindset towards each other. Don't forget Africa also have white people in the south as indigenous citizens. So anybody that want to travel have to prepare well don't be ignorance about where he or she is going. Most of us ignorance enter eight record nobody is subject to bondage in another man's lands. it is the ignorance journey which make most of us regret it had i know brother of Mr mistake word.
That’s just the arrogance in SOME white people. They don’t want to understand us. They just want us to be a good ole boy and girl and do as they say. It’s still like this to this very day in society.
I agree 1.000 % i have watched this video more times than i can count, if there is a time where you can say, it was absolutely a drop the mic moment, this was truly the superbowl of the drop the mic moments, I loved it.
The solution is Gods Kingdo and we are told to pray: "Let your kingdom come, let youe will be dine on earth, as it is in heaven." Natthew:6 verse 8 thru 13. No man will do what God in heaven can do. Our world shows that our world will soon see that Kingdom. Let's get on God's side now. Before it's too late.
llamov Tupac is alive and so is Michael Jackson. Kennedy had another shooter. Everyone has heard some rumors or theories in life that everyone spreads until the ends of time. None of that matters. It’s all BS unless proven.
@@llamov You just showed how ignorant you are, you think black people still complain because of the past? They complain because racism still exists. Thank you for proving my point. You ain't even worth the profanity I was going to use on you. 😂
People were still asleep back then. Now more and more Black people are woke and that's why they are trying to control everything because they know what's up!
@HashimTheDream that website trash phony trump worsipper try harder butt hurt ex member lmao hashim cry baby P.s no I'm not in NOI. But I find you hilarious And a terrible troll.
I guarantee you that same girl is an elderly Karen today, that yells and points her index finger and tells you how "she can't be racist because she once supported Farrakhan on a TV show years ago" in her words, while simultaneously being extremely racist. These people love to be the victims. "Some of my best friends are black," meanwhile she probably just had 3 black people that go to high school with her. Nobody who has black friends ever has to say that to other people, they just have them as friends. Only racists use that as a talking point.
I mean, you can’t really have a true friendship with someone if you think they are inferior to you, so I don’t think it’s a completely invalid thing to say. By considering someone your friend, you have to consider them a fellow human being, which is what real racists don’t believe about those they discriminate against.
Thanks for keeping this uploaded. It took me unfortunately to be in a relationship with a black woman to understand that throughout history, the black woman has been suppressed, beaten, and held down in the society. What I have found in being in love with her is that she’s the most fiercest embodiment of strength, love and nurture. I’m lucky to say that I have found love through her and with her.
You need not disrespect the Queen and with all due respect,. don't do that, cause low key you still got a few complexion issues to get rid of young King and I didn't put this out there to battle on social media... it's just food for thought 🤔🤔 you and your Queen be well!
@Reggie Shelton read a history book.Farrukhan is a fraud. HE USES HATRED OF WHITES TO RACE BAIT, BUT FORGETS TO MENTION ISLAM IS THE RELIGION OF SLAVERY, the ARABS STILL ENSLAVE YOU, & YOU STUPIDLY EMBRACE THEIR LIES & GOBBLE THIS BULLSHIT UP
that is because social media has taught affirmative action thinking vs speaking from CHARACTER. I don't care about your appearance. Just show up with a few munchies to the BBQ everyone was invited to join, and at least talk junk about the other team on the TV.
See kids... Now THIS, is how you CLAP BACK!!! You shut the bullshit ALL THE WAY DOWN!!! "When you say 'GO BACK', just REMEMBER where YOU came from!" However, (kee-kee) not ALL are racist. One did emphatically exclaim the refrain, " I HAVE BLACK FRIENDS!!" ( sooo...) But the GAG IS, now we're CHOOSING. NOT. TO. VOTE. (amonst other things, sooo...) Anyway, STAY 'WOKE'
SOO TRUE!!! WHEN EVENYONE THINKS HES GONNA GET ALL MAD AND ACT LIKE THE *TYPICAL NIGGA* !!! BUT NOPE!!! HE KEPT HIS COMPSUHER THE ENTIRE TIME!!!! WE NEED NEED ANOTHER BLACK MAN LIKE THIS TO HELP THE BLACK COMMUNITY!!!(BECAUSE ITS OUTYA HAND! PERIOD POINT BLANK
@@Gfgttgfdthhhdd ... here's where you may not like what I say, he definitely called for Malcom's death, and Malcom's daughters hold him accountable for their Father's death.
Louis Farrakhan is one of the best speakers regardless of how people feal about him. How he ignores the audience reaction, stays on point, and silences the audience with superior emotional control is powerful. MLK and Malcom had the same ability and presence.
THE DONAHUE SHOW audience is scripted as ia PRICE IS RIGHT, JERRY SPRINGER, etc ..... More than any other NOI leader, Farrakhan has built a legacy of divisiveness and antisemitism. Since the early 2000s, Farrakhan has embarked on a wide-ranging anti-Jewish campaign featuring some of the most hateful speeches of his career.
Louis Farrakhan’s role in the 1995 Million Man March without any mention of his record of anti-Semitic, racist and homophobic remarks, which have long tainted his leadership of the Nation of Islam and continue to do so to this day. In February 1995, just months before convening the march in Washington, Mr. Farrakhan suggested that it was Jews who got America into World War II and that “international bankers” (code words for Jews) financed both sides of the war effort. Fast forward to the 23rd anniversary of the march in 2018 and Mr. Farrakhan was still at it, comparing Jews to vermin: “Call me a hater, you know how they do - call me an anti-Semite. Stop it, I’m anti-termite.” And this July he referred to Jews as “the enemy of God” and slandered prominent members of the community as “Satan.”
Agreed. I was hoping the minister would respond to her, or that they'd at least show his face so we could see his reaction. She was the only white person in the audience that seemed to fully agree with him.
If she is smart then by now she is a traditional conservative republican who can't believe just how far into the muck our culture and values have sunk.
I told my professor and classmate the same thing. Just about 2 months ago, my classmate said she don't agree with Malcolm X tactics. She said it is better now. I stated if it is better now how am i able to write a paper based on these same events from 40 to 50 years ago about racism. I also told her i support any means necessary when it is necessary.
@@hoopercorner7217 alot of people...young people just don't get it...they didn't have to go through segregation and really don't have any relatives alive to share those experiences they have a sense of entitlement but that is rapidly changing
@@mterry4428 I educate my children and encourage them to educate themselves. With tears in my eyes i say this... I have 2 girls and 2 boys... The conversations i have with my boys and girls are for them to be smart not scared. My daughter was told by a classmate... Black people have done nothing but made peanut butter... She is 18... At the time she was 16... Somebody is still teaching their child to hate... So sad...
Shaka Hooper I’ll be 18 in March and being a young black man i’m trying to educate myself on history of black influencers like Malcolm X , James Brown , Muhammad Ali etc
Why are over 70% of black children born out of wedlock? Is it the Jews fault? You seem to blame the Jews and whites for everything. Get to work and stop collecting welfare, food, stamps, and Medicaid.
He is a racist, a tramp and a charlatan. The American black has not remotely improved since then. Blame everyone and never look inward. That is the race hustler way.
He speaks nothing but the TRUTH and handles the audience very well. Some people listen to reply and there's some people that listen to understand. There's a difference
I work with young black children and Hispanic children and white children, all the time, and the first way we get them to be successful is for them to have a true and honest understanding of history which is not taking place here. When of course, there are white racists, just as there are black racists and if any of the best social science studies are accurate, there are more blacks who are racist as a percentage of population than anyone. When the real question that should be asked is, can anyone who lives a clean life in America, goes to school, stays out of trouble and works hard in life, not make a great life for themselves in America? And the answer is, people who do, do those things, along with not having a baby out of wedlock, are shown to achieve overwhelmingly. So, it's clearly not some 'racist system' which stops people from succeeding, although of course it was before the Republicans put an end to the Democrat's Jim Crow laws, black codes, etc., and broke the Democrat filibuster to stop civil rights from becoming the reality that they are. It's a matter of culture and personal decision making and the best social scientists and economists have found this. Which is precisely the reason, for instance, that blacks from Nigeria who come to America with close to nothing at times nonetheless end up doing extremely well here. And it's because they abide by different cultural norms, just as the Asians, do, who dedicate themselves totally to academic study and in this way have IQs 5 points or so greater than whites. I was also wondering how could you agree with what the reverend said, too, unless you do not really have a firm grasp of history? Because the Reverend is, sadly, a racist anti-Semite who believes in segregation (if you've ever read anything he has said or written) and also - as we see here - in no way gives a full accounting of the North Atlantic Slave Trade as it pertains to America inasmuch as if not for the Kings and Queens of Africa, at that time - who both killed and enslaved their own people for power and profit - we would have never had slavery in America. As the slave traders delivering slaves to America were not going into the interior of Africa to capture slaves but both gladly and sickly bought them from the Africans themselves who had enslaved their own people putting them in what were called 'Port Factories,' all along the coasts of many prominent African countries. As after an internecine conflict, by a tradition known as 'Rights of Custom' those prisoners captured during tribal warfare were split into two groups. And one group was murdered and the other group sold off, thereby fixing two problems with one stone in the leaders' views. They were getting rid of opposition through both murder and selling their own people, while also profiting from it. And even after both England and the U.S. Republican party came to the conclusion that such an abomination had to end, and ended it, the individuals who were against ending slavery were the white Democrats of the day. But who also supported these white Democrats and cared less about chattel slavery, wanting slavery to continue? The Kings and Queens of Africa who protested its ending vigorously even proclaiming that slavery was the ruling principle of the African people. Being against ending the slave trade as it had brought much power and wealth. (when there is nothing I have said here that is subject to any other interpretation. As these are well, well established facts, that are ignored, so as to try and make a much more complicated story seem far more simple than it is or was. As there are an innumerable number of ethnicities who contributed to this nightmare and sadly, the truth is, the catalyst for the whole disgusting trade starts in Africa and then we have a minority of white Democrats, in America, then make the situation worse. Though there were a smattering of blacks and Indians, in America also, who owned slaves, too. So, the story is as old as time itself as it relates to power, corruption and greed and the fact that individuals of all races played a part in this awful tragedy for their own self-serving interests. Therefore, the reverend is either totally ignorant of history or chooses to deny the truth of history which is well documented. Something far too many people do when the actual facts and true story do not match up with the false narrative they are trying to put forward. As in putting forward the false narrative that he puts forth allows Farrakhan to profit, too - and garner power as he has - which is more than ironic, but so, so sad.
How could you agree with this, unless, you do not really have a firm grasp of history? Because the Reverend is, sadly, a racist anti-Semite who believes in segregation and also - as we see here - in no way gives a full accounting of the North Atlantic Slave Trade as it pertains to America inasmuch as if not for the Kings and Queens of Africa, at that time - who both killed and enslaved their own people for power and profit - we would have never had slavery in America. As the slave traders delivering slaves to America were not going into the interior of Africa to capture slaves but both gladly and sickly bought them from the Africans themselves who had enslaved their own people putting them in what were called 'Port Factories,' all along the coasts of many prominent African countries. As after an internecine conflict, by a tradition known as 'Rights of Custom' those prisoners captured during tribal warfare were split into two groups. And one group was murdered and the other group sold off, thereby fixing two problems with one stone in the leaders views. They were getting rid of opposition through both murder and selling their own people, while also profiting from it. While even after both England and the U.S. Republican party came to the conclusion that such an abomination had to end, and ended it, the individuals who were against ending slavery were the white Democrats of the day. When as vehement as anyone against ending slavery were the Kings and Queens of Africa who protested its ending vigorously even proclaiming that slavery was the ruling principle of the African people. And they were against the ending of slavery as it had brought much power and wealth. So, the story is as old as time itself as it relates to power, corruption and greed and the fact that individuals of all races played a part in this awful tragedy for their own self-serving interests. Therefore, the reverend is either totally ignorant of history or chooses to deny the truth of history which is well documented. Something far too many people do when the actual facts and true story do not match up with the false narrative they are trying to put forward. As in putting forward the false narrative that he puts forth allows Farrakhan to profit, too - and garner power as he has - which is more than ironic, but so, so sad.
@@christophertyler3425 The belief for Farrakhan's solution extends from facts far beyond the era you point to. Slave Descendants in America have had White Power disenfranchise them from equality and prosperity based mainly on their skin color representing them as the "other". We live in a capitalist system and the wealth of whites has had an unfair advantage over the poverty of blacks from Day One. Huge fortunes were made and passed on from the exploitation of free labor from kidnapped Africans.
@@snowmonkey4863 Your statement is quite general and the Reverend Farrakhan, through clearly racist actions which make Donald Trump look saintly, has no credibility on the issue. While as I have pointed out, all races, especially white and black played a terrible role in this tragedy and should work together to straighten it out. When, too, they actually have and before Trump became President, we made have hear some stirring here or there, but race relations were getting exceedingly better in an inordinate number of ways and because Trump was seen as an easy target, we have jumped from a post racial president in President Obama to 'White Supremacy' suddenly being the #1 problem in the country which is ludicrous, especially as white supremacy has little or nothing to do with black's succeeding in America. When, too, we could say we live in a time of 'Black Supremacy' as blacks benefit from affirmative action in both school and employment, murder whites at a rate a rate of 3 to 1 as opposed to vice versa, and though only comprising 13% of the population commit over 50%+ of all violent crimes. So a real look at statistics, and in their proper context - along with the direct correlation we have seen with the welfare state and the government subsidizing mother's to essentially raise children on their own is definitely the largest problem blacks face, long terms, while in the short term it is this insidious murdering of one another, that I work to stop often, but is really of a genocidal proportions.
@@christophertyler3425 Are you suggesting that electing Obama did anything for Black People? You know that Obama is not a Slave Descendant and the moniker you give him as a "post-racial" President tells me that your perspective on race is one simply borne of ignorance, whereas that overwhelming majority of my associates have been people of color though I was a product and beneficiary of White Flight in Chicagoland. Education and employment benefits mean nothing to poor blacks if they aren't receiving equal education from kindergarten nor able to go to college in the first place, let alone travel outside the ghetto or live where corporate America decided to move the jobs. Your shallow interpretation of crime statistics only furthers your denial of the long-term systemic racism against blacks and is an oft-repeated chestnut designed to excuse Whites from and continue Black Misandry. How would you suggest America progress to eliminate the Black ghettos and the social ills from which is created and perpetuates? What is so wrong about Farrakhan's calling a spade a spade and suggesting that the descendants of humans kidnapped and forced into slave labor deserve their reparation to be a huge chunk of the New World and a big piece of the wealth Slavery created? Were the Jews not rewarded with the theft of Palestine by the collected guilt of world powers who did nothing as Hitler gassed millions?
During his 40-year tenure as the NOI’s leader, Louis Farrakhan has built a legacy of divisiveness as one of the most prominent antisemites in America. He has also espoused anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-white bigotry, as well as a range of conspiratorial beliefs. He has maintained a consistent record of antisemitism and bigotry since its founding in the 1930s.
....solution.... we jus gotta show some gratitude that we in the free world and not still back in the apartheid in Africa!!! show some grace my niggas!!! 1love
@Andrew Jackson it makes up a large portion of the culture, products of they're own environment. Allow people to complain about how "unfair" life is it will only do them harm and not others. That's why I worry about myself and let the whiners keep complaining, they're only hurting themselves with those guilt trips.
The problem here is, that Farrakhan says the African - American was taken as opposed to opposed to being sold by their own people which is a drastic difference. And, it's true, both blacks, Indians and white Democrats took place in buying those individuals when brought to our shores, so there is a lot of fault to go around. But, segregation is certain not the answer, and almost nothing Farrakhan has to say, especially as African - Americans are among the most successful people in the world! So let's fight, together - true wrongs - but all do it together honestly and together!
Excellent quote. It's very unfortunate, but you will find many people do not know a great deal about the history of slavery in the world and/or the United States, especially I find. With the main point being that we'd all be much better off if everyone fully understood the role all of the races played in slavery and stopped pointing fingers at each other and instead worked together to solve common goals with a loving heart. Which is why I take such pride in the young minorities I mentor, who do understand the true history and also understand that they both can, have, and will achieve anything they set their mind to. But sadly, many of the Kings and Queens of Africa, typically through a ritual known as the Rights of Custom, after a battle or war, would then split their captured enemy in half and murder one half and then put up for sale the other half of the individuals while housing them in terribly squalid conditions on the coast in what were known as 'Port Factories." And, of course, because the conditions there were so awful, while waiting in captivity to be picked up by the white European traders and being loaded onto these disgusting, diseased ships by both their black conquerors and whites who bought them, nearly a million Africans alone died. While so many sadly died from disease during the transatlantic passage. While for the Kings and Queens, of course, selling or trading their slaves accomplished two of their main goals, which was to get rid of their enemy and to enhance their wealth. When, too, given the stance on slavery of the Africans and how it was perceived throughout the world for so many centuries, what's actually amazing about America is that enough people rose up to say enough is enough and that's why the words of the Declaration of Independence are so important as it was the first time any country had laid down those principles, stating that all men were equal, though it took til the next century to put those ideals in place. And in the early 1800s when Jefferson was president, we had many whites held as slaves on the Barbary Coast which had been going on for centuries. And King Gezo talks of how slavery was the source of African wealth, and thus the need for slavery, etc. As he was the King of Dahomey and said, in the 1840s, for instance, that: "The slave trade is the ruling principle of my people. It is the source and the glory of their wealth ... the mother lulls the child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery, speaking of other black descendants. Also, in 1807, when the UK Parliament passed the Bill that abolished the trading of slaves, the King of Bonny (now in Nigeria) was horrified at the conclusion of the practice saying: "We think this trade must go on. That is the verdict of our oracle and the priests. They say that your country, however great, can never stop a trade ordained by God himself." And there are many other such quotes by the leaders of Africa who made slavery in America possible, so no race is without fault. While what we should focus on is whites and blacks coming together to end the evils of slavery.
Jay Neal ..dude Americans will NEVER get this sh*t right. Back in 1990 they ( U.S peeps) were saying those poor people in Asia ...Asian nations flew past the US especially Japan and Singapore the US has no chance catching up with them.
WOW!!! Very well spoken minister and those in the audience who backed up what the minister was saying and explaining!!! I LOVE YOU MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN!!! Sir, your peace, presence, ability to speak and give sound knowledge, guidance and understanding to our people and others who, REALLY, care to understand is soo uplifting, encouraging and loving!!! I had to play this video TWICE because we as black people MUST REMEMBER THE JOURNEY OF OUR ANCESTORS!!! Just as the Jews who went through the torcher they went through with the Holocaust...we ALL MUST REMEBER OUR JOURNEY!!! 🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇❤❤❤
On top of that the white people make sure we knew that we were lower than dirt and not worth the grime under the bottom of their shoe and they reminded us so how can we ever forget right???! Even if we tried to forget and cope with the issue at hand the white slave masters would always remind the slaves where they came from and how they can quickly be snuffed out. This is the same logic of someone being abusive toward their mate and being a Serial cheater, they love to tell the person they abused to forget about the past and move forward giving them false hopes and Promises that things will be better when it never is. ☕🙄
yea.. he's not thinking. He already has all of the answers because he has stopped thinking. He's a resentful, bitter soul and it's a shame because life is worth living.
The control, the composure, the intelligence on display in the presence of the enemy. That brilliant smile while addressing hostile opposition (with facts) is the light of a self-assured man.
@@BASEBALLHISTOR --Oh I bet you thought you were so clever with your remark. You weren't. And what does food stamps or political affiliation have to do with one's intellect? I bet that man is more intelligent than anybody you know or ever known.
These people are not the enemy. I’m sorry for you feeling that way. Misguided. Misinformed. Ignorant. But the enemy? These are your fellow Americans whether you like it or not.
Slavery is not ended in western countries.if it was, there wouldn't be so much unress.the western man mentally is to dominate, he will never change his attitude, towards other folks who dosent look like him.That's who he is.don't fault him for being who he is.if a person sits on you and causing you pain , what you going to do? Grunt and bare it, or shoved him off you.let him know not 2 do it again.cause if you dont, he just continue to do it and keep hurting you.
That last audience member who spoke hit the nail on the head when he said they don't want to learn. There is an arrogance they have and you can see it. Their faces are smug, arms crossed, smirks on their faces...it's a waste of time explaining something they already know!
Brutha played that classic 'spook by the door'.... he sat calmly and quietly among them and listened to every word they said under their collective breath...then outed them for all the world to see. That shit was beautiful. Proves once again that talking will NEVER solve out problems with them, they KNOW how violent and racist they are.
Cliff Chase who cares about who it pissed off? What makes them being pissed more concerning than us being mistreated? Oh we are supposed to shut up, because that’s only reserved for whites too? We gotta hear every complaint from whites about being oppressed by diversity.. but, you say they’re making change; yea... let me know when they’re done making change, and show me the ingredients.. I’m sure that change is making America great again(Hitlers slogan btw).
@Cliff Chase You close to saying all lives matter aren't you Cliff? If "they" triggers you, you're absolutely not genuine in your "trying"... Tell you what Cliff, you should stay true to your instincts and stop trying... We're more than a hobby
@HashimTheDream Wow, you do this on every other comment... What's the intention though? Are you trying to assassinate yet another black leader so (in your mind I guess) we have no one left to get leadership from? Have you gotten any indication that it's working?
It's very unfortunate, but you will find many people do not know a great deal about the history of slavery in the world and/or the United States, especially I find. With the main point being that we'd all be much better off if everyone fully understood the role all of the races played in slavery and stopped pointing fingers at each other and instead worked together to solve common goals with a loving heart. Which is why I take such pride in the young minorities I mentor, who do understand the true history and also understand that they both can, have, and will achieve anything they set their mind to. But sadly, many of the Kings and Queens of Africa, typically through a ritual known as the Rights of Custom, after a battle or war, would then split their captured enemy in half and murder one half and then put up for sale the other half of the individuals while housing them in terribly squalid conditions on the coast in what were known as 'Port Factories." And, of course, because the conditions there were so awful, while waiting in captivity to be picked up by the white European traders and being loaded onto these disgusting, diseased ships by both their black conquerors and whites who bought them, nearly a million Africans alone died. While so many sadly died from disease during the transatlantic passage. While for the Kings and Queens, of course, selling or trading their slaves accomplished two of their main goals, which was to get rid of their enemy and to enhance their wealth. When, too, given the stance on slavery of the Africans and how it was perceived throughout the world for so many centuries, what's actually amazing about America is that enough people rose up to say enough is enough and that's why the words of the Declaration of Independence are so important as it was the first time any country had laid down those principles, stating that all men were equal, though it took til the next century to put those ideals in place. And in the early 1800s when Jefferson was president, we had many whites held as slaves on the Barbary Coast which had been going on for centuries. And King Gezo talks of how slavery was the source of African wealth, and thus the need for slavery, etc. As he was the King of Dahomey and said, in the 1840s, for instance, that: "The slave trade is the ruling principle of my people. It is the source and the glory of their wealth ... the mother lulls the child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery, speaking of other black descendants. Also, in 1807, when the UK Parliament passed the Bill that abolished the trading of slaves, the King of Bonny (now in Nigeria) was horrified at the conclusion of the practice saying: "We think this trade must go on. That is the verdict of our oracle and the priests. They say that your country, however great, can never stop a trade ordained by God himself." And there are many other such quotes by the leaders of Africa who made slavery in America possible, so no race is without fault. While what we should focus on is whites and blacks coming together to end the evils of slavery.
@@clay7182 he is a mason. Leave us out of it. Being specific is crucial. And folks who use the word “libtard” let me know that they don’t mind watching political theater.
fair point. Farrakhan is wrong. He's an evil person. He does more harm than anything else. He is at the very least the black Donald Trump. Actually he is worse than Donald Trump. If he were in charge the results would be catastrophic. On top of the outright racist and absurdly incorrect (lies) things he says, he has stated what his policies would be. You seem to be in some sort of awe of him and he's our of his mind, hateful, divisive racist and lies constantly, soooo....@@MareyahJ
@@stephendraper8795 I was agreeing with the point that we don't perceive reality the same and commenting that the statement is still true today. Now, where you got awe from, I don't know. And at the same time, (while Blacks and Whites don't perceive reality the same), men and women don't either, parents and children don't. They are many people who don't perceive reality the same.
That's cool. It's philosophical not racial. It's a bit racist to assume that black people and white people see things differently apart from the role that nurture plays, very little, if any is nature. So I would still disagree with you. That guy is garbage.@@MareyahJ
What the fuck the past got to do with me?!?! I answer for ME- today! Here and now! Don’t tell me white people were mean in the past & then switch the tense from THEY did this to YOU did this....get the fuck outta here!!!
Because it causes too much fighting and splitting. They just want to sweep it under the rug since it happened hundreds of years ago and is a silent acknowledgement that it happened, and we moved on from it. But thats not exactly the case. We didn't move on from it. These f heads passively aggressively still take jabs at black folks. They don't drop the n word anymore. These a holes call balck folks a Monday. Why? Because no one likes a Monday.
Foundational hatred - they do not change because they choose not to change because the concept “change” was never instilled. A messed up world we live in.
@@3rdstringbeats813 nah, this is the greatest melting pot society has ever seen. Its why western civilisation abolished slavery. Want to see true racism, try living in my old country, go to China as anything but white, or be black in China or white in south Africa.
@Pennywise Wadford And after slavery was abolished came Jim Crow but I'm sure only 1% of white Americans supported those racist laws 😒. I don't know how Jim Crow laws ever came to pass. A mystery indeed.
@Snarick Klash for example slavery is over right? Black people are no longer in the plantation but there is mental slavery instituted in us to hate ourselves. It's similar but not the same
@@fountainsworld3447 👀 meanwhile the monotheistic curriculums are determined we live on a 6 to 8 'thousand' year old planet. The empire is so advanced it took only half that time to completely destroy it and borrow into holes like varmints. Fucking brilliant 🌐
I'm from Mexico and I recently I have met this pastor. He is amazing and I really liked him, I have heard many of his postcat and through them I have learned many things.
Ekow Kumasi because slaves were taken from so many different parts of the world, when they took them off the ships, they categorized them according to their strengths and weaknesses. Not from where they actually stole them from.
This man has the most powerful smirk I ever did see.. you just know you're in for a whole lotta truth after seeing that smirk when someone asks him a backwards ass question
It's called being calm and answering questions none threatening. It's a combination of Malcolm X and MLK. And what most my people need to do when in the face of ignorance and all police. Because they always see us as a threat or angry like the old lady said she feels violence from him even tho he calmly speaking. People only hear what they wanna hear or believe. If a room of 40 thinks 2 plus 2 = 7 u can't change they mind even with 4 fingers.
@@cliffdavis9618 nah player; people only hear when they have to hear; we(people), in the face of adversity only respond to power; no one needs to hear what the peasantry has to say. They might be nice about it and nod their head in agreement, but talk in this scenario is mere passtime, unfortunately
@Top Haraldsen 😂 sounds right to u but to me. My first case was a pound of weed that the police threw on me. Like I was a criminal but i just came back to Chicago from a boarding school. Lucky for me the judge was smart enough to see the holes in they story. I've seen a white boy get to go home after being arrested 13 times for dope and seen my lil bro get 8yeara on his first ever drug charge. White boys get pick on in school & shoot the place up. Black communities get so much so called help from whitey but keep getting pick on a lock up for petty shit. So they feel defeated act out or just don't care no more. The best TV show ever was black & white from ice cube. See what's it like to be the other race for a day. Big difference.
The history lessons are true, sure. But his attitude and ideology is vehemently racist. So are those who still bang this perpetual victimhood drum today. So are those who won't accept assimilation today. F*ck "identity" ... be a human being. Until that time, you are shackled by the chains of social constructs, and ghosts of the past who hold ZERO power over you as an individual standing on your own two feet, made of flesh and blood, today. NONE of his rhetoric applies to a newborn black baby, just sliding out of the birth canal, this very morning. It's only if you TEACH and INDOCTRINATE these social constructs into that flawless baby, from this day forth - do these concepts continue to live on. Nothing will break the cycle, until an entire generation of black humans drop this mentality. Along with a generation of white humans that does the same, at the same time. How do you end racism? "You stop talking about it" - Morgan Freeman
I remember when this aired. Phil Donahue had a good show. Minister Farrakhan always brings great points and speaks to them so eloquently. And remains so poised. So sad this was 30+ years and it’s still relevant. thank you for this post
Yeah, the Jenny Jones gay attraction experiment killed all these shows after that guy was murdered. He declared his love on JJ for a straight guy and the guy shot him dead a week later.
The NOI’s theological beliefs and practices differ significantly from the dominant sects of Islam, and is not consider the organization to be a mainstream Muslim religious group.
I never expected this video to blow up like this. I literally only posted it here because it was too long to upload on tumblr. I've had to read a lot of rude messages and I just want to shout out the white people in the comments who understand that it does not equate to an admission of personal guilt to acknowledge the unfair treatment of people who don’t look like you at the hands of people who do. We can actually learn a lot from each other. I appreciate the love my fellow planetmates have shown. There’s a bit of hate but we won’t focus on that. 💗
To bad this type of talk was promoted so heavy for so long, Farrakhan has been exposed as a racist violent bigot. I see sharpton is there, I wonder if he brought tawany brawley.
SilverDUBZ it’s unfortunate that you feel that way, but I truly understand why you do. I’ve learned a lot from white people. I think the most valuable thing I’ve learned from white people is the importance of sticking together to achieve a common goal despite differences within your race.
Sasha Fierce Have you ever opened a book? Do you even know what a Anglo Saxon is? What country do you think they come from? What crimes are being blamed on you? That’s like me assuming anyone black is African. I hope you’re just the slow one in your family and not part of a larger group reproducing in numbers.
It may not be popular to discuss, but in the racial climate we are now living in, it definitely is warranted. Not so much for white folk but for the black folks who don't know their history and their need to understand that when you have dark skin this world has no love for you. The larger white society will always deem us less than regardless of how well we function in this society. Our young black people must equip themselves with the knowledge of our history with the white people.
@@thegroovemachine5003 they never want their chains removed. They choose to keep them on with their words, fears, actions, and mentalities. But its all weakness.
I think we all remember and the Jews aren't throwing the Holocaust down the throats of others. They are not blaming a single color for that part in history I would say they are trying to move forward not backwards.
@@richessparkle1713 the perpetrators of the Holocaust were hunted down, tried and convicted. Where is this reckoning for the perpetrators of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Jim Crow, redlining, police brutality, introduction of crack to the black community and the war on drugs? Holocaust was bad yes but slavery was worse. Why? Jews weren’t displaced long enough from their homes, businesses, language, traditions, (everything that makes a people a PEOPLE) Africans lost every major marker of their identity
@@richessparkle1713 if I looked at your ignorannt comment could I "consider" that your a white boy who doesn't associate with black people other than at work?
The problem here is, that Farrakhan says the African - American was taken as opposed to opposed to being sold by their own people which is a drastic difference. And, it's true, both blacks, Indians and white Democrats took place in buying those individuals when brought to our shores, so there is a lot of fault to go around. But, segregation is certain not the answer, and almost nothing Farrakhan has to say, especially as African - Americans are among the most successful people in the world! So let's fight, together - true wrongs - but all do it together honestly and together!
Yes he is calm and collected but also wrong. It's very unfortunate, but you will find many people do not know a great deal about the history of slavery in the world and/or the United States, especially I find. With the main point being that we'd all be much better off if everyone fully understood the role all of the races played in slavery and stopped pointing fingers at each other and instead worked together to solve common goals with a loving heart. Which is why I take such pride in the young minorities I mentor, who do understand the true history and also understand that they both can, have, and will achieve anything they set their mind to. But sadly, many of the Kings and Queens of Africa, typically through a ritual known as the Rights of Custom, after a battle or war, would then split their captured enemy in half and murder one half and then put up for sale the other half of the individuals while housing them in terribly squalid conditions on the coast in what were known as 'Port Factories." And, of course, because the conditions there were so awful, while waiting in captivity to be picked up by the white European traders and being loaded onto these disgusting, diseased ships by both their black conquerors and whites who bought them, nearly a million Africans alone died. While so many sadly died from disease during the transatlantic passage. While for the Kings and Queens, of course, selling or trading their slaves accomplished two of their main goals, which was to get rid of their enemy and to enhance their wealth. When, too, given the stance on slavery of the Africans and how it was perceived throughout the world for so many centuries, what's actually amazing about America is that enough people rose up to say enough is enough and that's why the words of the Declaration of Independence are so important as it was the first time any country had laid down those principles, stating that all men were equal, though it took til the next century to put those ideals in place. And in the early 1800s when Jefferson was president, we had many whites held as slaves on the Barbary Coast which had been going on for centuries. And King Gezo talks of how slavery was the source of African wealth, and thus the need for slavery, etc. As he was the King of Dahomey and said, in the 1840s, for instance, that: "The slave trade is the ruling principle of my people. It is the source and the glory of their wealth ... the mother lulls the child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery, speaking of other black descendants. Also, in 1807, when the UK Parliament passed the Bill that abolished the trading of slaves, the King of Bonny (now in Nigeria) was horrified at the conclusion of the practice saying: "We think this trade must go on. That is the verdict of our oracle and the priests. They say that your country, however great, can never stop a trade ordained by God himself." And there are many other such quotes by the leaders of Africa who made slavery in America possible, so no race is without fault. While what we should focus on is whites and blacks coming together to end the evils of slavery.
Of course, no revolution ever happened peacefully, you see white bigots laughing? You see them still just as arrogant & sadistic? Nothing changes without blood being spilled, not one thing.. no point in history has there ever been a peaceful revolution; especially in America with its history of violence. We are the only ones who think talking will move the needle.. it hasn’t, and it won’t.
I was born in the 70s I am biracial black and white. I will speak on this personally I believe the Minister is 100% correct on his statement. People still don’t realize it to this day. We are all affected by this whole country and until the country realizes it and understands it completely and does something about it. It takes everyone every day to do something different all of us, and we know that will never happen
How do you know Jesus exist? Especially when it was used (during slavery) to oppress and destroy your culture. Religion, specifically Western Christianity, is a method of control without seeing the hands of the puppeteer. In every domination of a group of people, the first thing on the to-do list is to destroy their culture and replace it with the ruthless aggressor’s one. It makes me sick how cowards used holy words to justify their evil ways. Their God isn’t my God.
How could you agree with this, unless, you do not really have a firm grasp of history? Because the Reverend is, sadly, a racist anti-Semite who believes in segregation and also - as we see here - in no way gives a full accounting of the North Atlantic Slave Trade as it pertains to America inasmuch as if not for the Kings and Queens of Africa, at that time - who both killed and enslaved their own people for power and profit - we would have never had slavery in America. As the slave traders delivering slaves to America were not going into the interior of Africa to capture slaves but both gladly and sickly bought them from the Africans themselves who had enslaved their own people putting them in what were called 'Port Factories,' all along the coasts of many prominent African countries. As after an internecine conflict, by a tradition known as 'Rights of Custom' those prisoners captured during tribal warfare were split into two groups. And one group was murdered and the other group sold off, thereby fixing two problems with one stone in the leaders views. They were getting rid of opposition through both murder and selling their own people, while also profiting from it. While even after both England and the U.S. Republican party came to the conclusion that such an abomination had to end, and ended it, the individuals who were against ending slavery were the white Democrats of the day. When as vehement as anyone against ending slavery were the Kings and Queens of Africa who protested its ending vigorously even proclaiming that slavery was the ruling principle of the African people. And they were against the ending of slavery as it had brought much power and wealth. So, the story is as old as time itself as it relates to power, corruption and greed and the fact that individuals of all races played a part in this awful tragedy for their own self-serving interests. Therefore, the reverend is either totally ignorant of history or chooses to deny the truth of history which is well documented. Something far too many people do when the actual facts and true story do not match up with the false narrative they are trying to put forward. As in putting forward the false narrative that he puts forth allows Farrakhan to profit, too - and garner power as he has - which is more than ironic, but so, so sad.
There will never be equality in this country, Jan 6 showed you that. Just how these people didn't listen to a word he said, just hate on their faces. It's the same today, and Trump unmasked it.
@Daniel Druff It has everything to do with it. Do you think black people could've invaded the Capitol like that? Open your eyes and ears and learn something.
I couldn't see my self in this room back then, the tension is unreal. They should do this again same people same room 2021 how much different would the conversation be??
What you talking about? Why you gotta say they? We know you referring only to white people. Why do you gotta be racist? You just gave an example of a problem you people have. You think it’s ok for you to be racist, as if you got a special pass. Proof will definitely be very clear, onde you become heated with my comment. Fix yourself cause you lack’n
It’s disheartening to know this was 30 years ago. Almost feels like no progress has been made listening to this conversation and comparing it to those we have today. 💔
@@megamo9507 If you mean white people are waking up then I agree. I can't tell you the number of white people proclaiming that racism was dead when President Obama was elected. They kept taking about how everything was okay and black people had nothing to complain about. I think Obama was better for white people than we thought. They could us him to cover their racism and then complain if he tried to truly bring an end to it.
We had a Black President for 8 years. that sounds like progress to me. A lot of white people voted for him. On the other hand, black on black crime in Chicago is at an all time high.
What did you change in your life after watching this 4 years ago . Probably nothing , and if nothing is the answer then you might as well not have watched the video . That’s the problem with us black pol
Interested in finding out what's wrong with that line. It doesn't give you a not a racist hall pass but it adds a bit to her story. Some of my best friends are black and I say that on ocassion to shorten the convo for people. I agree with LF here and am on his side of so many issues. I'm also "not from here" so I guess it depends on the person. But I do say that. And some people use it as a hall pass lie. Others try to use it as a slight layer of protection if somebody may assume they're white and deep south racist. It's like saying I'm a yank not a Confederate. It's lesser of two evils, not a free pass.
@@gvlacic21 In short. Having black friends doesn't give you a black experience. "Some of my best friends are black" has the silent ending "so I understand." No you don't. You understand the black experience as much as a hearing person understands the experience of their deaf friends. You may not intentionally mean it that way, but that's what is implied and that implication is what's offensive. I hope that helps.
@@olandir thanks for taking the time to explain. I get that but I also disagree. The deaf friend is a good example, in looking for equality we must empathize, and with that we can. We can never get the full life experience of that but we can try to imagine what not hearing is like because we have been in silence before. Likewise we can try to empathize with suffering and plight of another man, if we say "you/we will never understand" then we isolate ourselves further. Hell I can imagine how awesome it would be to be an eagle. Can't get the full experience or true experience but pretty close.
@@olandir to take it a step further nobody can truly understand what it's like to be a slave 150 years ago then. And nobody here today can understand what it's like to be murdered by a police officer. None of either group remaining by definition. You know. It's all empathy
@@gvlacic21 I appreciate the sentiment and what you are trying to say and you are not wrong for feeling this way. However, one of the greatest things you can do for a black person in your life is admit you can't understand our experience. It shows humility and it honors our experience. Again, having empathy is not the same as physically living someone's life. Even when two people have both lost a loved one, we know that the experience is going to be different from one person to the other and that's an acute thing. The black experience is huge, it's not just our lifetime but we sometimes carry with us scars from our parents and grandparents. It takes more than empathy to understand. Like I said, one of the best things you can do for a black person is admit that, because again, it offers humility by saying "I can't possibly know all you've gone through or all you feel" and that humility can often bridge the gap between two people.
I totally agree… @@janetjones967 for some reason there are some amongst us who think we can consume our way into equality, and that isnt true… but they havent gotten out of that rut. They do not support black business, they still wont live and build up our communities… i would definitely like to see the change within my lifetime, but i am starting to feel like that might not happen
Rest in peace to Mr. Phil Donahue!
😅😅
Who’s listening to this 2020
Just Listen!
I am... for Pete’s sake
Me too!
I am also, just clocked in
2020.. wow..
Louis handled this perfectly he was intellectual and smooth. This man didnt dance around the questions, he faced them head on. 💯
Well, you don't have to dance around and slick your way around the questions when the documented truth is on your side.
@The Wraith louis farrakhan spoke the truth on that Donahue show what part did he lie about the wraith response with sense thank you
I was wondering how could you agree with this, unless you do not really have a firm grasp of history? Because the Reverend is, sadly, a racist anti-Semite who believes in segregation and also - as we see here - in no way gives a full accounting of the North Atlantic Slave Trade as it pertains to America inasmuch as if not for the Kings and Queens of Africa, at that time - who both killed and enslaved their own people for power and profit - we would have never had slavery in America. As the slave traders delivering slaves to America were not going into the interior of Africa to capture slaves but both gladly and sickly bought them from the Africans themselves who had enslaved their own people putting them in what were called 'Port Factories,' all along the coasts of many prominent African countries.
As after an internecine conflict, by a tradition known as 'Rights of Custom' those prisoners captured during tribal warfare were split into two groups. And one group was murdered and the other group sold off, thereby fixing two problems with one stone in the leaders views. They were getting rid of opposition through both murder and selling their own people, while also profiting from it.
And even after both England and the U.S. Republican party came to the conclusion that such an abomination had to end, and ended it, the individuals who were against ending slavery were the white Democrats of the day. But who also supported these white Democrats and cared less about chattel slavery, wanting slavery to continue? The Kings and Queens of Africa who protested its ending vigorously even proclaiming that slavery was the ruling principle of the African people. Being against ending the slave trade as it had brought much power and wealth. (when there is nothing I have said here that is subject to any other interpretation. As these are well, well established facts, that are ignored, so as to try and make a much more complicated story seem far more simple than it is or was. As there are an innumerable number of ethnicities who contributed to this nightmare and sadly, the truth is, the catalyst for the whole disgusting trade starts in Africa and then we have a minority of white Democrats, in America, then make the situation worse. Though there were a smattering of blacks and Indians, in America also, who owned slaves, too.
So, the story is as old as time itself as it relates to power, corruption and greed and the fact that individuals of all races played a part in this awful tragedy for their own self-serving interests. Therefore, the reverend is either totally ignorant of history or chooses to deny the truth of history which is well documented. Something far too many people do when the actual facts and true story do not match up with the false narrative they are trying to put forward. As in putting forward the false narrative that he puts forth allows Farrakhan to profit, too - and garner power as he has - which is more than ironic, but so, so sad.
Every needs to practice the ability to do this! They have taken "slavery" put of text books, to spare the feelings of young generations of nonblack kids and to force everyone to forget. The problem will NEVER go away, if it's not discussed or challenged in education. Even, what was being taught in History books was "sugar-coated". The truth wasn't being told, even, then.
❤absolutely CORRECT and TRUE.
It amazes me how eloquent and composed he remains when things get heated
🤣🤣 Why don’t you think black people can remain calm in the face of adversity 😳 what a thing to say
And I love his smile he has a beautiful smile and he smiles when people try to put him on the spot he is very cool and he gives the most intelligent answers.
Mark of high intelligence
@@bigmac8333 When Elijah Muhammad died in 1975, his son, Warith/Wallace Deen Muhammad, inherited the group’s leadership and steered the organization toward more traditional Islam. In response, Farrakhan formed a separate group to uphold Elijah Muhammad’s original separatist beliefs, taking many members - and the Nation of Islam name - with him.
Farrakhan became widely known in 1984, when he endorsed the presidential campaign of Jesse Jackson. At the time, Farrakhan attracted significant attention for his antisemitic and anti-white statements. While Jackson disavowed some of Farrakhan’s remarks at the time, he has since taken part in several NOI events.
In subsequent years, Farrakhan was condemned for his consistent hate mongering, calling white people “blue eyed devils” and Jews “bloodsuckers.” At the same time, Farrakhan also continued to gain prominence among some Black civil rights leaders, including joining a coalition of Black leaders for the National African American Leadership Summit (NAALS) and organizing the 1995 Million Man March in Washington, D.C.
@@danaysiaturner529 yesssss
Who listening in 2024 and still see hes right until today
Because the plan is still being executed. 🤷
I don't know about him, but when the lady ask "why can't we come together as one people" and she was white ,I think she should ask one of her family members that same question because they must know , just my opinion,
@@michelleford1622 exactly. Us not being together is not a black issue. That's like asking kids to stop pedophiles. They problem exists with them, not the recipients.🤷
2024🎉🎉🎉
He isn't entirely correct but he is more correct then most of the leaders of this nation. He is full of shit but at least he is Genuine.
“The desire is.. good. But the reality Is the total opposite” man that hit different
Hell yeah
Yea but it's incorrect...
K Weaver yeah but you’re incorrect
@@redknockz454 nah you're just racist
@@redknockz454 how just how
That woman’s excitement at 12:58 brought tears to my eyes. A sister proud of a brother speaking the truth! Love it ❤️
I know, right? Multiple times you could just see her get hella excited at a statement. That was basically how I was when I watched this at 3 in the morning. Farakhan is such a G.O.A.T
I noticed it and my heart jumped...so much work to be done.
RasAlCool - wasn’t he responsible for the murder of Malcolm X?
@@randymarsh9873 And what is that based on? The fact that NOI members gunned him down?
@@randymarsh9873 realize you weren't speaking to me but No, that's absolutely NOT true
That man at the end said something really profound…he said “people are not trying to understand, they are just trying to talk.” Still as true as it ever was.
Listening to respond not listening to understand
you are definitely right.most of them just like to talk to be heard but never understand beyond there talk. That every single word count. This is where most women and most men mess up.
I don't think black people need to go back to Africa they were brought here against their will and I'm also not against reparations. But the question i want ask respectfully is what country governed and controlled by black people do black people have a higher standard of living than the black people living in white countries?
@@user-nu4um2gr3d there is no white countries there is no black Countries the black and white colours are the people's mindset towards each other. Don't forget Africa also have white people in the south as indigenous citizens. So anybody that want to travel have to prepare well don't be ignorance about where he or she is going. Most of us ignorance enter eight record nobody is subject to bondage in another man's lands. it is the ignorance journey which make most of us regret it had i know brother of Mr mistake word.
That’s just the arrogance in SOME white people. They don’t want to understand us. They just want us to be a good ole boy and girl and do as they say. It’s still like this to this very day in society.
Wow, his last response to the "go back to Africa" comment is gold. Much respect 🙏🏾
I agree 1.000 % i have watched this video more times than i can count, if there is a time where you can say, it was absolutely a drop the mic moment, this was truly the superbowl of the drop the mic moments, I loved it.
The solution is Gods Kingdo and we are told to pray: "Let your kingdom come, let youe will be dine on earth, as it is in heaven."
Natthew:6 verse 8 thru 13.
No man will do what God in heaven can do.
Our world shows that our world will soon see that Kingdom.
Let's get on God's side now. Before it's too late.
YES,IT IS!
Black women have always loved our Kings!
White people will never understand what it’s like for black people because it’s not possible.
The sad thing is that a black man is considered racist if he makes a valid point about racism, 😂
White men are viewed the same when they address the same issue of today.
llamov Tupac is alive and so is Michael Jackson. Kennedy had another shooter. Everyone has heard some rumors or theories in life that everyone spreads until the ends of time. None of that matters. It’s all BS unless proven.
@@llamov talking about blacks in America
@@llamov You just showed how ignorant you are, you think black people still complain because of the past? They complain because racism still exists. Thank you for proving my point. You ain't even worth the profanity I was going to use on you. 😂
Sad
TV had balls back in the day, I miss it....now it's all bubble gum and semantics
So true. Speech is not so free in this day and age.
Balls.
Facts...
Right this shit was no Cap fr fr lmao
People were still asleep back then. Now more and more Black people are woke and that's why they are trying to control everything because they know what's up!
31 years later, we're still talking about the same shit!
Same shit
Cause shit has'nt changed and like he said its repeating itself I'm not a sheep nor am I my ancestors if you know what I'm saying
Rip brother Malcolm
Time to sang a new song, join my platform 100%TRUTH
For blacks 400 hundred years later even though it was their kind that sold their ppl
“ everything they have, they took it from somebody else” wow that is so true.
It's crazy how you just generalize a WHOLE RACE TO FIT YOUR SQUARE OF "TRUTH".
@@celticeyesmorriganrising92998%
@@144pFights no you have some coping to do. I cope with reality just fine. I don't exist in the past.
I didn't take anything from you.
But you’re enjoying life for what they did and do nothing about it so other can enjoy too
You've got to respect this mans ability to keep his composure in heated dialogue.
I'm not surprised he can be composed to receive his paycheck.
@HashimTheDream that website trash phony trump worsipper try harder butt hurt ex member lmao hashim cry baby
P.s no I'm not in NOI. But I find you hilarious And a terrible troll.
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I wish I had that level of patience and composure ✊🏿
I love it!!!!! I need to master that!!
30 YEARS LATER AND NOT A DAMN THING HAS CHANGED (2020)
Facts & its only getting worse
This is a sad fact.
I see no changes
Gone backwards in many ways.
Tania Thomas @you are sooooooo correct👊🏽
"Some of my best friends are black people."
This bar has been used since the beginning of time 😂😂😂
😂😂😂 So True
says more about the haters than the girl with the black friends. sad ppl just love being ugly
I guarantee you that same girl is an elderly Karen today, that yells and points her index finger and tells you how "she can't be racist because she once supported Farrakhan on a TV show years ago" in her words, while simultaneously being extremely racist.
These people love to be the victims. "Some of my best friends are black," meanwhile she probably just had 3 black people that go to high school with her. Nobody who has black friends ever has to say that to other people, they just have them as friends. Only racists use that as a talking point.
I mean, you can’t really have a true friendship with someone if you think they are inferior to you, so I don’t think it’s a completely invalid thing to say. By considering someone your friend, you have to consider them a fellow human being, which is what real racists don’t believe about those they discriminate against.
@Jack Quick but you commented for my validation. We're in your head rent-free and you don't even know it 🤷🏿♂️
Thanks for keeping this uploaded. It took me unfortunately to be in a relationship with a black woman to understand that throughout history, the black woman has been suppressed, beaten, and held down in the society. What I have found in being in love with her is that she’s the most fiercest embodiment of strength, love and nurture. I’m lucky to say that I have found love through her and with her.
wish the both of you continued happiness
I pray you all continue to share that love forever!
But the treatment she receives, she does the same to the black man, that's what no one wants to talk about.
Wishing you the best in love and happiness you both are blessed to have found each other.
You need not disrespect the Queen and with all due respect,. don't do that, cause low key you still got a few complexion issues to get rid of young King and I didn't put this out there to battle on social media... it's just food for thought 🤔🤔 you and your Queen be well!
"Here are 30 million people that don't wear their own names, they wear your names"
This cuts so deep you have no idea
Yea that's deep never thought about that
Johm Martin awww poor trump voting. white crybaby who hurt you?
@Reggie Shelton read a history book.Farrukhan is a fraud. HE USES HATRED OF WHITES TO RACE BAIT, BUT FORGETS TO MENTION ISLAM IS THE RELIGION OF SLAVERY, the ARABS STILL ENSLAVE YOU, & YOU STUPIDLY EMBRACE THEIR LIES & GOBBLE THIS BULLSHIT UP
DjCotes Musik What the ass are u saying everyone does that cause black people are not different. So stupid
Reggie Shelton go to sleep sheep
I am a white man and I agree with a lot of his points. The truth is a bitter pill to swallow so most people don't want to hear it.
@@sc9881 I am.
Thank you bruh that's we sayin!!!
It takes a very well sculpted mind to understand the situation of another culture. Kudos to you bro👌👌👌😉😎
@@libertysrightonconstitutio8707 stfu
Hockey Nazi WE NEED MORE PEOPLE JUST LIKE U THANK VERY MUCH
People were so much more real back in the day. I can’t imagine a debate happening like this now.
Especially without being violent.
This was normal in the 90s. 9/11 changed everything.
Cancel culture today isn’t built for conversations like this
that is because social media has taught affirmative action thinking vs speaking from CHARACTER. I don't care about your appearance. Just show up with a few munchies to the BBQ everyone was invited to join, and at least talk junk about the other team on the TV.
Facts
Who’s listening to this in 2024 ?
Nov 29th 2024
Heading into ‘25
Listening in 2025
Me
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I love Minister Farrakhan's calm. No matter what, he remains calm, his tone doesn't change, and he wears a beautiful peaceful smile.
See kids... Now THIS, is how you CLAP BACK!!! You shut the bullshit ALL THE WAY DOWN!!! "When you say 'GO BACK', just REMEMBER where YOU came from!" However, (kee-kee) not ALL are racist. One did emphatically exclaim the refrain, " I HAVE BLACK FRIENDS!!" ( sooo...) But the GAG IS, now we're CHOOSING. NOT. TO. VOTE. (amonst other things, sooo...) Anyway, STAY 'WOKE'
He's a puppet and fraud
@@Magic_Man_1984 Love Malcolm.
@@Magic_Man_1984 you are an idiot.
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The composure of this man is at another level.
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We can all get to this level
SURELY
Cause I would have been aggressive.
Possibly could call a joka bitch, etc.
SOO TRUE!!! WHEN EVENYONE THINKS HES GONNA GET ALL MAD AND ACT LIKE THE *TYPICAL NIGGA* !!! BUT NOPE!!! HE KEPT HIS COMPSUHER THE ENTIRE TIME!!!! WE NEED NEED ANOTHER BLACK MAN LIKE THIS TO HELP THE BLACK COMMUNITY!!!(BECAUSE ITS OUTYA HAND! PERIOD POINT BLANK
Who is listening to this in 2019? Has anything changed?
Nope...
i found it hard to believe this happened in the 90's
Well yes, Minister Farrakhan has been banned for life from Facebook.....GO FIGURE!!!!
I am listening. He speaks HARD TRUTH and they aren't ready. No difference in this discussion in 1990 to those we try to have in 2019. Freaking shame.
Yessir
Bring back these types of talk shows!!! Love the exchange ❤
He is calm, composed, confident and sharp like a brand new knife
He is a professional.
@@dukerrr ... c'mon now! How many bodies does Hitler have on him? How many bodies does Farrakhan have on him?
@@dukerrr you are ignorant. Just like he said you are only hearing what you want to hear.
@@eternalyfeful some have entertained the notion that he was aware Malcolm X would be assassinated
@@Gfgttgfdthhhdd ... here's where you may not like what I say, he definitely called for Malcom's death, and Malcom's daughters hold him accountable for their Father's death.
Louis Farrakhan is one of the best speakers regardless of how people feal about him. How he ignores the audience reaction, stays on point, and silences the audience with superior emotional control is powerful. MLK and Malcom had the same ability and presence.
His brilliant
THE DONAHUE SHOW audience is scripted as ia PRICE IS RIGHT, JERRY SPRINGER, etc ..... More than any other NOI leader, Farrakhan has built a legacy of divisiveness and antisemitism. Since the early 2000s, Farrakhan has embarked on a wide-ranging anti-Jewish campaign featuring some of the most hateful speeches of his career.
Malcolm X was the best of them in that regard..
Louis Farrakhan’s role in the 1995 Million Man March without any mention of his record of anti-Semitic, racist and homophobic remarks, which have long tainted his leadership of the Nation of Islam and continue to do so to this day.
In February 1995, just months before convening the march in Washington, Mr. Farrakhan suggested that it was Jews who got America into World War II and that “international bankers” (code words for Jews) financed both sides of the war effort.
Fast forward to the 23rd anniversary of the march in 2018 and Mr. Farrakhan was still at it, comparing Jews to vermin: “Call me a hater, you know how they do - call me an anti-Semite. Stop it, I’m anti-termite.”
And this July he referred to Jews as “the enemy of God” and slandered prominent members of the community as “Satan.”
Malcolm was great as well.
The white woman in red is ahead of her time .. hope she’s doing well
Facts God bless her 👏🏾
She sounds like she could be melissa villasenor's grandma.
Agreed. I was hoping the minister would respond to her, or that they'd at least show his face so we could see his reaction. She was the only white person in the audience that seemed to fully agree with him.
If she is smart then by now she is a traditional conservative republican who can't believe just how far into the muck our culture and values have sunk.
@@jereuter01 exactly
❤️ Love this Educated Black Man!!! I could watch this over and over again!!!
Thank you! I have watched this a bagillion times and I can't get enough!!
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Educated? He is the exact opposite of MLK
@@dudleyburleson8668No he isn't.
@@dudleyburleson8668 MLK is not black peoples God
What is sad is that this dialogue is still so important 25 years later
LaydeeBugg HerStory people are till ignorant, and that's by design
Very well said. ...not many ppl realize that!!!
28 years later*
@@lnb252??????????
Race relations between blacks and whites are better now then ever I'm 52 and I've scene the change
He handled the criticism with class.
He's an educated intelligent person. That's how you know he really is
Always does always 💯
Always! COOL, Calm, Collected, Educated, Articulate, Intelligent!!
Yes, his Demeanor is one of a kind!!!!!
Agreed 💯💯💅🏿
Intelligence,educated he is a hate monger plain and simple.
I was 17 years old when this originally aired it's 2020 and we are still addressing the same issues and its not getting better its getting worse......
I told my professor and classmate the same thing. Just about 2 months ago, my classmate said she don't agree with Malcolm X tactics. She said it is better now. I stated if it is better now how am i able to write a paper based on these same events from 40 to 50 years ago about racism. I also told her i support any means necessary when it is necessary.
@@hoopercorner7217 alot of people...young people just don't get it...they didn't have to go through segregation and really don't have any relatives alive to share those experiences they have a sense of entitlement but that is rapidly changing
@@mterry4428 I educate my children and encourage them to educate themselves. With tears in my eyes i say this... I have 2 girls and 2 boys... The conversations i have with my boys and girls are for them to be smart not scared. My daughter was told by a classmate... Black people have done nothing but made peanut butter... She is 18... At the time she was 16... Somebody is still teaching their child to hate... So sad...
@@hoopercorner7217 smh very sad
Shaka Hooper I’ll be 18 in March and being a young black man i’m trying to educate myself on history of black influencers like Malcolm X , James Brown , Muhammad Ali etc
Absolute brilliant reponses by Minister Louis Farrakhan. He handled the audience perfectly. Very knowledgeable and articulate.
Why are over 70% of black children born out of wedlock? Is it the Jews fault? You seem to blame the Jews and whites for everything. Get to work and stop collecting welfare, food, stamps, and Medicaid.
He is a racist, a tramp and a charlatan. The American black has not remotely improved since then. Blame everyone and never look inward. That is the race hustler way.
He speaks nothing but the TRUTH and handles the audience very well. Some people listen to reply and there's some people that listen to understand. There's a difference
I work with young black children and Hispanic children and white children, all the time, and the first way we get them to be successful is for them to have a true and honest understanding of history which is not taking place here. When of course, there are white racists, just as there are black racists and if any of the best social science studies are accurate, there are more blacks who are racist as a percentage of population than anyone.
When the real question that should be asked is, can anyone who lives a clean life in America, goes to school, stays out of trouble and works hard in life, not make a great life for themselves in America? And the answer is, people who do, do those things, along with not having a baby out of wedlock, are shown to achieve overwhelmingly. So, it's clearly not some 'racist system' which stops people from succeeding, although of course it was before the Republicans put an end to the Democrat's Jim Crow laws, black codes, etc., and broke the Democrat filibuster to stop civil rights from becoming the reality that they are. It's a matter of culture and personal decision making and the best social scientists and economists have found this. Which is precisely the reason, for instance, that blacks from Nigeria who come to America with close to nothing at times nonetheless end up doing extremely well here. And it's because they abide by different cultural norms, just as the Asians, do, who dedicate themselves totally to academic study and in this way have IQs 5 points or so greater than whites.
I was also wondering how could you agree with what the reverend said, too, unless you do not really have a firm grasp of history? Because the Reverend is, sadly, a racist anti-Semite who believes in segregation (if you've ever read anything he has said or written) and also - as we see here - in no way gives a full accounting of the North Atlantic Slave Trade as it pertains to America inasmuch as if not for the Kings and Queens of Africa, at that time - who both killed and enslaved their own people for power and profit - we would have never had slavery in America. As the slave traders delivering slaves to America were not going into the interior of Africa to capture slaves but both gladly and sickly bought them from the Africans themselves who had enslaved their own people putting them in what were called 'Port Factories,' all along the coasts of many prominent African countries.
As after an internecine conflict, by a tradition known as 'Rights of Custom' those prisoners captured during tribal warfare were split into two groups. And one group was murdered and the other group sold off, thereby fixing two problems with one stone in the leaders' views. They were getting rid of opposition through both murder and selling their own people, while also profiting from it.
And even after both England and the U.S. Republican party came to the conclusion that such an abomination had to end, and ended it, the individuals who were against ending slavery were the white Democrats of the day. But who also supported these white Democrats and cared less about chattel slavery, wanting slavery to continue? The Kings and Queens of Africa who protested its ending vigorously even proclaiming that slavery was the ruling principle of the African people. Being against ending the slave trade as it had brought much power and wealth. (when there is nothing I have said here that is subject to any other interpretation. As these are well, well established facts, that are ignored, so as to try and make a much more complicated story seem far more simple than it is or was. As there are an innumerable number of ethnicities who contributed to this nightmare and sadly, the truth is, the catalyst for the whole disgusting trade starts in Africa and then we have a minority of white Democrats, in America, then make the situation worse. Though there were a smattering of blacks and Indians, in America also, who owned slaves, too.
So, the story is as old as time itself as it relates to power, corruption and greed and the fact that individuals of all races played a part in this awful tragedy for their own self-serving interests. Therefore, the reverend is either totally ignorant of history or chooses to deny the truth of history which is well documented. Something far too many people do when the actual facts and true story do not match up with the false narrative they are trying to put forward. As in putting forward the false narrative that he puts forth allows Farrakhan to profit, too - and garner power as he has - which is more than ironic, but so, so sad.
You cannot change a mind that doesn’t want to be changed. Can’t coach someone who is not coachable. Can’t teach the unteachable.
You can’t change the devil 👿
Ant06free wow that’s a word for me 🤞🏾 Love you
First rule of learning is leave your ego and prejudice at the door, most people can do one but not both.
You assume you mind does not need to be changed but some one elses should.
Adam Smith it was a general statement, which included myself. But you assumed the allegation of my assumption in your head 😌
He keeps calm because he represents so many.
How could you agree with this, unless, you do not really have a firm grasp of history? Because the Reverend is, sadly, a racist anti-Semite who believes in segregation and also - as we see here - in no way gives a full accounting of the North Atlantic Slave Trade as it pertains to America inasmuch as if not for the Kings and Queens of Africa, at that time - who both killed and enslaved their own people for power and profit - we would have never had slavery in America. As the slave traders delivering slaves to America were not going into the interior of Africa to capture slaves but both gladly and sickly bought them from the Africans themselves who had enslaved their own people putting them in what were called 'Port Factories,' all along the coasts of many prominent African countries. As after an internecine conflict, by a tradition known as 'Rights of Custom' those prisoners captured during tribal warfare were split into two groups. And one group was murdered and the other group sold off, thereby fixing two problems with one stone in the leaders views. They were getting rid of opposition through both murder and selling their own people, while also profiting from it.
While even after both England and the U.S. Republican party came to the conclusion that such an abomination had to end, and ended it, the individuals who were against ending slavery were the white Democrats of the day. When as vehement as anyone against ending slavery were the Kings and Queens of Africa who protested its ending vigorously even proclaiming that slavery was the ruling principle of the African people. And they were against the ending of slavery as it had brought much power and wealth.
So, the story is as old as time itself as it relates to power, corruption and greed and the fact that individuals of all races played a part in this awful tragedy for their own self-serving interests. Therefore, the reverend is either totally ignorant of history or chooses to deny the truth of history which is well documented. Something far too many people do when the actual facts and true story do not match up with the false narrative they are trying to put forward. As in putting forward the false narrative that he puts forth allows Farrakhan to profit, too - and garner power as he has - which is more than ironic, but so, so sad.
@@christophertyler3425 The belief for Farrakhan's solution extends from facts far beyond the era you point to. Slave Descendants in America have had White Power disenfranchise them from equality and prosperity based mainly on their skin color representing them as the "other".
We live in a capitalist system and the wealth of whites has had an unfair advantage over the poverty of blacks from Day One. Huge fortunes were made and passed on from the exploitation of free labor from kidnapped Africans.
Christopher one of the good comments i heard so far
@@snowmonkey4863 Your statement is quite general and the Reverend Farrakhan, through clearly racist actions which make Donald Trump look saintly, has no credibility on the issue. While as I have pointed out, all races, especially white and black played a terrible role in this tragedy and should work together to straighten it out. When, too, they actually have and before Trump became President, we made have hear some stirring here or there, but race relations were getting exceedingly better in an inordinate number of ways and because Trump was seen as an easy target, we have jumped from a post racial president in President Obama to 'White Supremacy' suddenly being the #1 problem in the country which is ludicrous, especially as white supremacy has little or nothing to do with black's succeeding in America. When, too, we could say we live in a time of 'Black Supremacy' as blacks benefit from affirmative action in both school and employment, murder whites at a rate a rate of 3 to 1 as opposed to vice versa, and though only comprising 13% of the population commit over 50%+ of all violent crimes.
So a real look at statistics, and in their proper context - along with the direct correlation we have seen with the welfare state and the government subsidizing mother's to essentially raise children on their own is definitely the largest problem blacks face, long terms, while in the short term it is this insidious murdering of one another, that I work to stop often, but is really of a genocidal proportions.
@@christophertyler3425 Are you suggesting that electing Obama did anything for Black People? You know that Obama is not a Slave Descendant and the moniker you give him as a "post-racial" President tells me that your perspective on race is one simply borne of ignorance, whereas that overwhelming majority of my associates have been people of color though I was a product and beneficiary of White Flight in Chicagoland.
Education and employment benefits mean nothing to poor blacks if they aren't receiving equal education from kindergarten nor able to go to college in the first place, let alone travel outside the ghetto or live where corporate America decided to move the jobs.
Your shallow interpretation of crime statistics only furthers your denial of the long-term systemic racism against blacks and is an oft-repeated chestnut designed to excuse Whites from and continue Black Misandry.
How would you suggest America progress to eliminate the Black ghettos and the social ills from which is created and perpetuates?
What is so wrong about Farrakhan's calling a spade a spade and suggesting that the descendants of humans kidnapped and forced into slave labor deserve their reparation to be a huge chunk of the New World and a big piece of the wealth Slavery created?
Were the Jews not rewarded with the theft of Palestine by the collected guilt of world powers who did nothing as Hitler gassed millions?
This brotha is brilliant. He makes these hateful people look stupid, the truth will always prevail and conquer
So the white people are the hateful ones? Hahaha really!? And please tell us what they said that was hateful to this great man
During his 40-year tenure as the NOI’s leader, Louis Farrakhan has built a legacy of divisiveness as one of the most prominent antisemites in America. He has also espoused anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-white bigotry, as well as a range of conspiratorial beliefs. He has maintained a consistent record of antisemitism and bigotry since its founding in the 1930s.
@@jb-vb8unYOU SOUND LIKE AN UNEDUCATED BIGOT
He is hateful and racist. You are just blind.
I was born two years after this aired. Here it is almost 2020, and these are still issues that my child will live through
ItsKayTho facts!! I was 17 years old and watched this when it aired live.
....solution.... we jus gotta show some gratitude that we in the free world and not still back in the apartheid in Africa!!! show some grace my niggas!!! 1love
Yup I was born in 1990 not much changed. Glad I don't have children yet
Only because you want to be a victim
@Andrew Jackson it makes up a large portion of the culture, products of they're own environment. Allow people to complain about how "unfair" life is it will only do them harm and not others. That's why I worry about myself and let the whiners keep complaining, they're only hurting themselves with those guilt trips.
“Nothing can be loved or hated unless it is first understood.” ― Leonardo da Vinci.
Yes, But ole' Leo also said "Nothing strengthens authority as much as silence"
@@fcbarlow1995 what does that mean
Not true. We don't really understand anything
The problem here is, that Farrakhan says the African - American was taken as opposed to opposed to being sold by their own people which is a drastic difference. And, it's true, both blacks, Indians and white Democrats took place in buying those individuals when brought to our shores, so there is a lot of fault to go around. But, segregation is certain not the answer, and almost nothing Farrakhan has to say, especially as African - Americans are among the most successful people in the world!
So let's fight, together - true wrongs - but all do it together honestly and together!
Excellent quote. It's very unfortunate, but you will find many people do not know a great deal about the history of slavery in the world and/or the United States, especially I find. With the main point being that we'd all be much better off if everyone fully understood the role all of the races played in slavery and stopped pointing fingers at each other and instead worked together to solve common goals with a loving heart. Which is why I take such pride in the young minorities I mentor, who do understand the true history and also understand that they both can, have, and will achieve anything they set their mind to.
But sadly, many of the Kings and Queens of Africa, typically through a ritual known as the Rights of Custom, after a battle or war, would then split their captured enemy in half and murder one half and then put up for sale the other half of the individuals while housing them in terribly squalid conditions on the coast in what were known as 'Port Factories." And, of course, because the conditions there were so awful, while waiting in captivity to be picked up by the white European traders and being loaded onto these disgusting, diseased ships by both their black conquerors and whites who bought them, nearly a million Africans alone died. While so many sadly died from disease during the transatlantic passage.
While for the Kings and Queens, of course, selling or trading their slaves accomplished two of their main goals, which was to get rid of their enemy and to enhance their wealth. When, too, given the stance on slavery of the Africans and how it was perceived throughout the world for so many centuries, what's actually amazing about America is that enough people rose up to say enough is enough and that's why the words of the Declaration of Independence are so important as it was the first time any country had laid down those principles, stating that all men were equal, though it took til the next century to put those ideals in place. And in the early 1800s when Jefferson was president, we had many whites held as slaves on the Barbary Coast which had been going on for centuries.
And King Gezo talks of how slavery was the source of African wealth, and thus the need for slavery, etc.
As he was the King of Dahomey and said, in the 1840s, for instance, that:
"The slave trade is the ruling principle of my people. It is the source and the glory of their wealth ... the mother lulls the child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery, speaking of other black descendants.
Also, in 1807, when the UK Parliament passed the Bill that abolished the trading of slaves, the King of Bonny (now in Nigeria) was horrified at the conclusion of the practice saying:
"We think this trade must go on. That is the verdict of our oracle and the priests. They say that your country, however great, can never stop a trade ordained by God himself." And there are many other such quotes by the leaders of Africa who made slavery in America possible, so no race is without fault. While what we should focus on is whites and blacks coming together to end the evils of slavery.
Damn 1990 and its 2018 and we still talking this same talk
"some of my best friends are black ..." you won't hear that shit anymore.
yeah meaning shit don't stop
@MrTruboy dumbass people like you on TH-cam. Smh The education system has failed you.
@Serena Rios all of the resources was stolen from Africa by your people so it does not belong to white people. You dumbass.
Jay Neal ..dude Americans will NEVER get this sh*t right. Back in 1990 they ( U.S peeps) were saying those poor people in Asia ...Asian nations flew past the US especially Japan and Singapore the US has no chance catching up with them.
WOW!!! Very well spoken minister and those in the audience who backed up what the minister was saying and explaining!!! I LOVE YOU MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN!!! Sir, your peace, presence, ability to speak and give sound knowledge, guidance and understanding to our people and others who, REALLY, care to understand is soo uplifting, encouraging and loving!!! I had to play this video TWICE because we as black people MUST REMEMBER THE JOURNEY OF OUR ANCESTORS!!! Just as the Jews who went through the torcher they went through with the Holocaust...we ALL MUST REMEBER OUR JOURNEY!!! 🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇❤❤❤
I just love how he keeps his cool the entire time.
When you know the truth
KingCreezy ...the guy is an airhead
Dan Field you must be European, because it’s obviously you can’t hear the facts that he is speaking
Self control
@TheSatireGames you are fucking stupid
I LOVE the way black peoples voices sounded back then, it’s so beautiful
Name yea u can tell we was more militant and together then instead of all over the place like now...i said da same thing
They still have a real unique sounds bro 😊
Yeah everyone's voices sounded better back then :((
Ikr
Right! Lol
Prejudice is when someone assumes beforehand we have 400+ years of facts and evidence.
Well d@mn... #straightlikethat
Prejudice is believing a snake who hates Jews and his name is Farrakhan
@@jacobisaacs600 You must have Blue eyes..
On top of that the white people make sure we knew that we were lower than dirt and not worth the grime under the bottom of their shoe and they reminded us so how can we ever forget right???! Even if we tried to forget and cope with the issue at hand the white slave masters would always remind the slaves where they came from and how they can quickly be snuffed out. This is the same logic of someone being abusive toward their mate and being a Serial cheater, they love to tell the person they abused to forget about the past and move forward giving them false hopes and Promises that things will be better when it never is. ☕🙄
He is the Perfect Man of God to speak for Black people on God's behalf! Thank you for opening up my eyes!
He answers with smile and confident and that means he is expecting all the questions and he's already knows the answers. Damn brotha u r gunies 🤓
yea.. he's not thinking. He already has all of the answers because he has stopped thinking. He's a resentful, bitter soul and it's a shame because life is worth living.
@@tpstrat14 you're a moron..
These are easy answers that they deny
@@tpstrat14 which answer was wrong
When one thinks they have the truth, please do not let facts get in the way of a good story.
12:50 damn straight - history may stay in the past but it should NEVER be forgotten
“Some of my best friends are black people.”
Still getting laughs 30 years later.
lmao
your a liberal twat
uncle toms yeah
Adam Khan It’s you’re, dumbass.
@@davidkoreck1341 you're Indian, stay in ur India's business.
This video never gets old! I love it! Everything that is coming out this man’s mouth is FACTS!
The control, the composure, the intelligence on display in the presence of the enemy. That brilliant smile while addressing hostile opposition (with facts) is the light of a self-assured man.
I was just admiring the same attributes. Surely he practices meditation, prayer, mindfulness and more!✊🏿
That's all he s got working for him but intelligent HE IS NOT, HES A DEMOCRAT
,HELL HE PROLLY GETS FOOD STAMPS 🤣
@@BASEBALLHISTOR --Oh I bet you thought you were so clever with your remark. You weren't. And what does food stamps or political affiliation have to do with one's intellect? I bet that man is more intelligent than anybody you know or ever known.
These people are not the enemy. I’m sorry for you feeling that way. Misguided. Misinformed. Ignorant. But the enemy? These are your fellow Americans whether you like it or not.
@@BASEBALLHISTOR disgusting comment. People like you make social media a real cesspool.
Was this shot in 1990 or 2019 cause I see no difference !
You'll be able to say the same in 2039
They are actually talking, about the problems. 2019 they'd just be yelling at each other.
@@AcClay44 till the end of time like Tupac said
Hes trying to say that nothing's changed
Same thing different day
This so powerful and still so relevant today!!
I Din Do Nuttin' Do you not have a life? lol
Britter Hart
hotkoko111 Even today 2018"
Slavery is not ended in western countries.if it was, there wouldn't be so much unress.the western man mentally is to dominate, he will never change his attitude, towards other folks who dosent look like him.That's who he is.don't fault him for being who he is.if a person sits on you and causing you pain , what you going to do?
Grunt and bare it, or shoved him off you.let him know not 2
do it again.cause if you dont,
he just continue to do it and
keep hurting you.
And why is it revelant today. Are we as a society more racist today than we were in the 90s? Explain how that happened.
❤Excellent teaching. When TRUTH comes FALSEHOOD VANISHES. People should LISTEN to Brother Farrakhan. He has REAL solutions.
That last audience member who spoke hit the nail on the head when he said they don't want to learn. There is an arrogance they have and you can see it. Their faces are smug, arms crossed, smirks on their faces...it's a waste of time explaining something they already know!
Brutha played that classic 'spook by the door'....
he sat calmly and quietly among them and listened to every word they said under their collective breath...then outed them for all the world to see.
That shit was beautiful.
Proves once again that talking will NEVER solve out problems with them, they KNOW how violent and racist they are.
Cliff Chase who cares about who it pissed off? What makes them being pissed more concerning than us being mistreated?
Oh we are supposed to shut up, because that’s only reserved for whites too? We gotta hear every complaint from whites about being oppressed by diversity.. but, you say they’re making change; yea... let me know when they’re done making change, and show me the ingredients.. I’m sure that change is making America great again(Hitlers slogan btw).
@Cliff Chase if that pisses you of then maybe you don't really want to contribute to the change. If you're not one of "they" then don't feel offended
@Cliff Chase You close to saying all lives matter aren't you Cliff? If "they" triggers you, you're absolutely not genuine in your "trying"... Tell you what Cliff, you should stay true to your instincts and stop trying... We're more than a hobby
@HashimTheDream Wow, you do this on every other comment... What's the intention though? Are you trying to assassinate yet another black leader so (in your mind I guess) we have no one left to get leadership from? Have you gotten any indication that it's working?
Back when television was worth watching...
Swear
It's very unfortunate, but you will find many people do not know a great deal about the history of slavery in the world and/or the United States, especially I find. With the main point being that we'd all be much better off if everyone fully understood the role all of the races played in slavery and stopped pointing fingers at each other and instead worked together to solve common goals with a loving heart. Which is why I take such pride in the young minorities I mentor, who do understand the true history and also understand that they both can, have, and will achieve anything they set their mind to.
But sadly, many of the Kings and Queens of Africa, typically through a ritual known as the Rights of Custom, after a battle or war, would then split their captured enemy in half and murder one half and then put up for sale the other half of the individuals while housing them in terribly squalid conditions on the coast in what were known as 'Port Factories." And, of course, because the conditions there were so awful, while waiting in captivity to be picked up by the white European traders and being loaded onto these disgusting, diseased ships by both their black conquerors and whites who bought them, nearly a million Africans alone died. While so many sadly died from disease during the transatlantic passage.
While for the Kings and Queens, of course, selling or trading their slaves accomplished two of their main goals, which was to get rid of their enemy and to enhance their wealth. When, too, given the stance on slavery of the Africans and how it was perceived throughout the world for so many centuries, what's actually amazing about America is that enough people rose up to say enough is enough and that's why the words of the Declaration of Independence are so important as it was the first time any country had laid down those principles, stating that all men were equal, though it took til the next century to put those ideals in place. And in the early 1800s when Jefferson was president, we had many whites held as slaves on the Barbary Coast which had been going on for centuries.
And King Gezo talks of how slavery was the source of African wealth, and thus the need for slavery, etc.
As he was the King of Dahomey and said, in the 1840s, for instance, that:
"The slave trade is the ruling principle of my people. It is the source and the glory of their wealth ... the mother lulls the child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery, speaking of other black descendants.
Also, in 1807, when the UK Parliament passed the Bill that abolished the trading of slaves, the King of Bonny (now in Nigeria) was horrified at the conclusion of the practice saying:
"We think this trade must go on. That is the verdict of our oracle and the priests. They say that your country, however great, can never stop a trade ordained by God himself." And there are many other such quotes by the leaders of Africa who made slavery in America possible, so no race is without fault. While what we should focus on is whites and blacks coming together to end the evils of slavery.
It never was.
@@clay7182 he is a mason. Leave us out of it. Being specific is crucial. And folks who use the word “libtard” let me know that they don’t mind watching political theater.
I used to watch Phil Donahue as a child with my aunt after school and I loved it!
"We don't perceive reality the same." Those words are still true today........
Yes, because you're stupid.
@@stephendraper8795 please do not call me Stupid. You do not know me and I don't know you so plz come to order.
fair point. Farrakhan is wrong. He's an evil person. He does more harm than anything else. He is at the very least the black Donald Trump. Actually he is worse than Donald Trump. If he were in charge the results would be catastrophic. On top of the outright racist and absurdly incorrect (lies) things he says, he has stated what his policies would be. You seem to be in some sort of awe of him and he's our of his mind, hateful, divisive racist and lies constantly, soooo....@@MareyahJ
@@stephendraper8795 I was agreeing with the point that we don't perceive reality the same and commenting that the statement is still true today. Now, where you got awe from, I don't know.
And at the same time, (while Blacks and Whites don't perceive reality the same), men and women don't either, parents and children don't. They are many people who don't perceive reality the same.
That's cool. It's philosophical not racial. It's a bit racist to assume that black people and white people see things differently apart from the role that nurture plays, very little, if any is nature. So I would still disagree with you. That guy is garbage.@@MareyahJ
Love his sincerity. He cleaned house by just stating his point.
His intelligence and discipline is clear…he’s a beast.
Farrakhan was just being BRUTALLY Honest !!! But most of us Can't handle the truth !
@Anthony Smith You know nothing about it
Carlos Vazquez thank you
Thank you Carlos
Thats right Carlos
What the fuck the past got to do with me?!?! I answer for ME- today! Here and now! Don’t tell me white people were mean in the past & then switch the tense from THEY did this to YOU did this....get the fuck outta here!!!
Homegirl that kept saying, "For Pete's Sake!" she's the one with sense.
Hey Taylor!
@@eternalyfeful hello!
@@taylorcope3326 .... you're ALL DAY cute! I just had to say something to you! And obviously intelligent, I love that!
@@eternalyfeful you’re so down bad
@@Atoviah ....🤷🏿♂️
We don’t even have conversations anymore like this. This is beneficial especially in today’s world.
maybe because we don’t give racist antisemitic fascists no podium anymore. (referring to farrakhan)
@@Drachenjakob maybe because United States has amnesia( on purpose) and rather forget
@@Drachenjakob what? He is racist.
@@Vintagenegro can you read? preschool dropout smh
Because it causes too much fighting and splitting. They just want to sweep it under the rug since it happened hundreds of years ago and is a silent acknowledgement that it happened, and we moved on from it.
But thats not exactly the case. We didn't move on from it. These f heads passively aggressively still take jabs at black folks.
They don't drop the n word anymore. These a holes call balck folks a Monday.
Why?
Because no one likes a Monday.
Who is still here in 2024
This video lives rent free in my head
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Here
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Me❤
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the audience doesn't even realizing what they are GROANING about
Ikr
WOOOOOOOO
Foundational hatred - they do not change because they choose not to change because the concept “change” was never instilled. A messed up world we live in.
@@3rdstringbeats813 nah, this is the greatest melting pot society has ever seen. Its why western civilisation abolished slavery. Want to see true racism, try living in my old country, go to China as anything but white, or be black in China or white in south Africa.
@@Heard2 they did not fhen and still doNot.
the classic line: "some of my best friends are black"
legend has it that she coined the phrase
@Pennywise Wadford And after slavery was abolished came Jim Crow but I'm sure only 1% of white Americans supported those racist laws 😒. I don't know how Jim Crow laws ever came to pass. A mystery indeed.
Pennywise Wadford that’s just the narrative white people started to deflect blame get the fuck outta here
Even half of the whiten people scoffed at that line.
@Pennywise Wadford proof reference please
"Because if the world does not remember, it will likely repeat itself."
Are you confident or cocky? Tell me in my comments and stay safe out there!! ✊🏿
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Mark Twain once said history doesn't repeat itself but it often rhymes
@Snarick Klash not the same mistakes, but SIMILAR mistakes. Hence the term RHYMING
@Snarick Klash for example slavery is over right? Black people are no longer in the plantation but there is mental slavery instituted in us to hate ourselves. It's similar but not the same
@@fountainsworld3447 👀 meanwhile the monotheistic curriculums are determined we live on a 6 to 8 'thousand' year old planet. The empire is so advanced it took only half that time to completely destroy it and borrow into holes like varmints. Fucking brilliant 🌐
I'm from Mexico and I recently I have met this pastor. He is amazing and I really liked him, I have heard many of his postcat and through them I have learned many things.
Happy to see you here
@ten4k964 thanks, I will watch all his videos. His words still being so powerful nowadays, well I guess it is like this .
Wow! I remember watching this as an 19 year old.. This conversation is still needed in 2022…
Agreed.
It will always be needed until black people are able to have a nation of their own inside of America out of the jurisdiction of white men
After 30 years from this Discussion still black people are kill ed under the shoes of the white " devil" , George Perry Floyd rest in peace.
100 percent
That's such a problem if this was so long ago and we're still going through it.
"If people told you to go back to where you came from where would you go?"
You Better Say It
He nailed it right there!!!
Ekow Kumasi because slaves were taken from so many different parts of the world, when they took them off the ships, they categorized them according to their strengths and weaknesses. Not from where they actually stole them from.
Royal Blue the quote is referencing what Minister Farrakhan said.
Kodwo Ampiah-Bonney 🙏
This man has the most powerful smirk I ever did see.. you just know you're in for a whole lotta truth after seeing that smirk when someone asks him a backwards ass question
It's called being calm and answering questions none threatening. It's a combination of Malcolm X and MLK. And what most my people need to do when in the face of ignorance and all police. Because they always see us as a threat or angry like the old lady said she feels violence from him even tho he calmly speaking. People only hear what they wanna hear or believe. If a room of 40 thinks 2 plus 2 = 7 u can't change they mind even with 4 fingers.
He's a liar.
@@cliffdavis9618 nah player; people only hear when they have to hear; we(people), in the face of adversity only respond to power; no one needs to hear what the peasantry has to say.
They might be nice about it and nod their head in agreement, but talk in this scenario is mere passtime, unfortunately
@Top Haraldsen 😂 sounds right to u but to me. My first case was a pound of weed that the police threw on me. Like I was a criminal but i just came back to Chicago from a boarding school. Lucky for me the judge was smart enough to see the holes in they story. I've seen a white boy get to go home after being arrested 13 times for dope and seen my lil bro get 8yeara on his first ever drug charge. White boys get pick on in school & shoot the place up. Black communities get so much so called help from whitey but keep getting pick on a lock up for petty shit. So they feel defeated act out or just don't care no more. The best TV show ever was black & white from ice cube. See what's it like to be the other race for a day. Big difference.
@Top Haraldsen comprehension skills are very important, stop assuming what you think, I said and read what I said, ha, ha, ha, ha 🙄🤷🏼♂️
The way he smiles so genuinely when he finishes his Point, so inspirational
Incredibly inspirational
i think the smile is fake, Malcolm X used to smile. He believed it irritated whites when a black man laughs and or smile at them
Everything he said is true. EVERY SINGLE WORD.
Facts !!
lair!
Malcolm X said it before him.
The history lessons are true, sure. But his attitude and ideology is vehemently racist. So are those who still bang this perpetual victimhood drum today. So are those who won't accept assimilation today. F*ck "identity" ... be a human being. Until that time, you are shackled by the chains of social constructs, and ghosts of the past who hold ZERO power over you as an individual standing on your own two feet, made of flesh and blood, today.
NONE of his rhetoric applies to a newborn black baby, just sliding out of the birth canal, this very morning. It's only if you TEACH and INDOCTRINATE these social constructs into that flawless baby, from this day forth - do these concepts continue to live on. Nothing will break the cycle, until an entire generation of black humans drop this mentality. Along with a generation of white humans that does the same, at the same time.
How do you end racism? "You stop talking about it" - Morgan Freeman
Absolutely, but white people just refuse to listen...Nothing has changed I see.
as a South African citizen I always respected and liked Honourable Farrakhan. I still do
Obakeng Nkadimang Protect your white farmers. We are all brothers in humanity. Peace!
@@AliAhmed-dh4pl protect the Black natives who rightfully own that land stolen by farmers. We are all brothers in humanity. Peace
By Madiba Yes, but they do not deserve to have violence brought upon them.
Obakeng Nkadimang Because you face the same shit as Black Americans, The sad part is your natives.
This is good dialogue between, white and black American in national t.v.,we need more of this
I remember when this aired. Phil Donahue had a good show. Minister Farrakhan always brings great points and speaks to them so eloquently. And remains so poised. So sad this was 30+ years and it’s still relevant. thank you for this post
AGREED!!!
Will never change because they act like animals and noone wants to be around such embarrassment
@@nikitaross9868
Definitely agreed!!!
Yeah, the Jenny Jones gay attraction experiment killed all these shows after that guy was murdered. He declared his love on JJ for a straight guy and the guy shot him dead a week later.
The NOI’s theological beliefs and practices differ significantly from the dominant sects of Islam, and is not consider the organization to be a mainstream Muslim religious group.
I never expected this video to blow up like this. I literally only posted it here because it was too long to upload on tumblr.
I've had to read a lot of rude messages and I just want to shout out the white people in the comments who understand that it does not equate to an admission of personal guilt to acknowledge the unfair treatment of people who don’t look like you at the hands of people who do.
We can actually learn a lot from each other. I appreciate the love my fellow planetmates have shown. There’s a bit of hate but we won’t focus on that. 💗
You're so gorgeous Britter Hart. I agree with you.👍 Not because of your beauty but your knowledge.😚
All the HATE is coming from this COMMIE Farakhan..
To bad this type of talk was promoted so heavy for so long, Farrakhan has been exposed as a racist violent bigot. I see sharpton is there, I wonder if he brought tawany brawley.
OFFICIALBOOKERFORTE thanks, love! My IG is @by.britthart💗
SilverDUBZ it’s unfortunate that you feel that way, but I truly understand why you do. I’ve learned a lot from white people. I think the most valuable thing I’ve learned from white people is the importance of sticking together to achieve a common goal despite differences within your race.
“When you tell us go back please remember where you came from”...
Damian Hopper Every race comes from black people!
MK2001 ummm actually all people come from Africa. White folks called us black. Reread my original post. I was quoting the brotha Minister
Damian Hopper all ppl dnt come from Africa get that white education out ur head brother/sister 👎🏽
Sasha Fierce Have you ever opened a book? Do you even know what a Anglo Saxon is? What country do you think they come from? What crimes are being blamed on you? That’s like me assuming anyone black is African. I hope you’re just the slow one in your family and not part of a larger group reproducing in numbers.
Kodi from the tribe of Judah It’s not white education it’s simply proven fact modern man originated in Africa.
You can't have a discussion like this on live television today 😂
richy r, you can if you totally agree with RACIST, ANTI SEMITE!👎🐍🤢🤮💩🖕
Yes you can. But it will be the only one show, contract will be pulled. And you will be spinning more than
Kyrie Irving.
Fosho☝
It may not be popular to discuss, but in the racial climate we are now living in, it definitely is warranted. Not so much for white folk but for the black folks who don't know their history and their need to understand that when you have dark skin this world has no love for you. The larger white society will always deem us less than regardless of how well we function in this society. Our young black people must equip themselves with the knowledge of our history with the white people.
Nah you definitely can
Thank you for all of those who come back to great moments like this young and old! Thank you my brother and sisters!
When a white man says " I love black people" run for your life!!!
@@thegroovemachine5003 Always a devil being a devil lol.
Just can't trust a white man and most definitely his female 😈 mate Oh hell to the naw !!
@Syvx well, I guess Malcolm was quite dumber than he looked.
@@thegroovemachine5003 they never want their chains removed. They choose to keep them on with their words, fears, actions, and mentalities. But its all weakness.
Way too many race pimp victims for me! 👍
" You are judging us by the state of your own mind"!!! Powerful!
If we look at skin tone would he be considered white?
I think we all remember and the Jews aren't throwing the Holocaust down the throats of others. They are not blaming a single color for that part in history I would say they are trying to move forward not backwards.
@@richessparkle1713 the perpetrators of the Holocaust were hunted down, tried and convicted. Where is this reckoning for the perpetrators of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Jim Crow, redlining, police brutality, introduction of crack to the black community and the war on drugs?
Holocaust was bad yes but slavery was worse. Why? Jews weren’t displaced long enough from their homes, businesses, language, traditions, (everything that makes a people a PEOPLE) Africans lost every major marker of their identity
@@richessparkle1713 if I looked at your ignorannt comment could I "consider" that your a white boy who doesn't associate with black people other than at work?
@@knavar6314 *African americans. Africans didn't lose markers of their identity
He is calm and collected on heated discussions and multiple opinions. All while staying within the lines of the show.
Men on the podcast don't talk in a gentleman way anymore
The problem here is, that Farrakhan says the African - American was taken as opposed to opposed to being sold by their own people which is a drastic difference. And, it's true, both blacks, Indians and white Democrats took place in buying those individuals when brought to our shores, so there is a lot of fault to go around. But, segregation is certain not the answer, and almost nothing Farrakhan has to say, especially as African - Americans are among the most successful people in the world!
So let's fight, together - true wrongs - but all do it together honestly and together!
Yes he is calm and collected but also wrong. It's very unfortunate, but you will find many people do not know a great deal about the history of slavery in the world and/or the United States, especially I find. With the main point being that we'd all be much better off if everyone fully understood the role all of the races played in slavery and stopped pointing fingers at each other and instead worked together to solve common goals with a loving heart. Which is why I take such pride in the young minorities I mentor, who do understand the true history and also understand that they both can, have, and will achieve anything they set their mind to.
But sadly, many of the Kings and Queens of Africa, typically through a ritual known as the Rights of Custom, after a battle or war, would then split their captured enemy in half and murder one half and then put up for sale the other half of the individuals while housing them in terribly squalid conditions on the coast in what were known as 'Port Factories." And, of course, because the conditions there were so awful, while waiting in captivity to be picked up by the white European traders and being loaded onto these disgusting, diseased ships by both their black conquerors and whites who bought them, nearly a million Africans alone died. While so many sadly died from disease during the transatlantic passage.
While for the Kings and Queens, of course, selling or trading their slaves accomplished two of their main goals, which was to get rid of their enemy and to enhance their wealth. When, too, given the stance on slavery of the Africans and how it was perceived throughout the world for so many centuries, what's actually amazing about America is that enough people rose up to say enough is enough and that's why the words of the Declaration of Independence are so important as it was the first time any country had laid down those principles, stating that all men were equal, though it took til the next century to put those ideals in place. And in the early 1800s when Jefferson was president, we had many whites held as slaves on the Barbary Coast which had been going on for centuries.
And King Gezo talks of how slavery was the source of African wealth, and thus the need for slavery, etc.
As he was the King of Dahomey and said, in the 1840s, for instance, that:
"The slave trade is the ruling principle of my people. It is the source and the glory of their wealth ... the mother lulls the child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery, speaking of other black descendants.
Also, in 1807, when the UK Parliament passed the Bill that abolished the trading of slaves, the King of Bonny (now in Nigeria) was horrified at the conclusion of the practice saying:
"We think this trade must go on. That is the verdict of our oracle and the priests. They say that your country, however great, can never stop a trade ordained by God himself." And there are many other such quotes by the leaders of Africa who made slavery in America possible, so no race is without fault. While what we should focus on is whites and blacks coming together to end the evils of slavery.
He's a cool calm collective Antisemitic piece of $#it
yup
His composure on stage is a killer. You can never go wrong with such an attitude...❤
Lot of Karens in the audience.
😂
Pffff hahaha 😂🤣😭
lol
How 'bout it!
Awesome ha ha
The ONE white lady in the audience actually got it and secured her lifetime membership to the barbeque.
S. Cobb lmao
I love your sense of humor LOL
plus she's gonna get all the BBC she's been dreaming about
Lol
She gets to taste the ribs first!
You know it is a hard reality but The Minister is telling the absolute truth.
lol
Another prejudice idiot
Of course, no revolution ever happened peacefully, you see white bigots laughing? You see them still just as arrogant & sadistic?
Nothing changes without blood being spilled, not one thing.. no point in history has there ever been a peaceful revolution; especially in America with its history of violence. We are the only ones who think talking will move the needle.. it hasn’t, and it won’t.
Yet the black man still sucks. Every other minority is destroy black Americans because blacks live in the past. Listen to trash and you will be trash.
I was born in the 70s I am biracial black and white. I will speak on this personally I believe the Minister is 100% correct on his statement. People still don’t realize it to this day. We are all affected by this whole country and until the country realizes it and understands it completely and does something about it. It takes everyone every day to do something different all of us, and we know that will never happen
He makes perfect sense. People just don’t like hearing the truth or letting those skeletons out of the U.S closets.
How do you know Jesus exist? Especially when it was used (during slavery) to oppress and destroy your culture. Religion, specifically Western Christianity, is a method of control without seeing the hands of the puppeteer. In every domination of a group of people, the first thing on the to-do list is to destroy their culture and replace it with the ruthless aggressor’s one. It makes me sick how cowards used holy words to justify their evil ways. Their God isn’t my God.
Skeletons 😅
@@youtubewatcher8947 you hundred percent right
Yakub.
How could you agree with this, unless, you do not really have a firm grasp of history? Because the Reverend is, sadly, a racist anti-Semite who believes in segregation and also - as we see here - in no way gives a full accounting of the North Atlantic Slave Trade as it pertains to America inasmuch as if not for the Kings and Queens of Africa, at that time - who both killed and enslaved their own people for power and profit - we would have never had slavery in America. As the slave traders delivering slaves to America were not going into the interior of Africa to capture slaves but both gladly and sickly bought them from the Africans themselves who had enslaved their own people putting them in what were called 'Port Factories,' all along the coasts of many prominent African countries. As after an internecine conflict, by a tradition known as 'Rights of Custom' those prisoners captured during tribal warfare were split into two groups. And one group was murdered and the other group sold off, thereby fixing two problems with one stone in the leaders views. They were getting rid of opposition through both murder and selling their own people, while also profiting from it.
While even after both England and the U.S. Republican party came to the conclusion that such an abomination had to end, and ended it, the individuals who were against ending slavery were the white Democrats of the day. When as vehement as anyone against ending slavery were the Kings and Queens of Africa who protested its ending vigorously even proclaiming that slavery was the ruling principle of the African people. And they were against the ending of slavery as it had brought much power and wealth.
So, the story is as old as time itself as it relates to power, corruption and greed and the fact that individuals of all races played a part in this awful tragedy for their own self-serving interests. Therefore, the reverend is either totally ignorant of history or chooses to deny the truth of history which is well documented. Something far too many people do when the actual facts and true story do not match up with the false narrative they are trying to put forward. As in putting forward the false narrative that he puts forth allows Farrakhan to profit, too - and garner power as he has - which is more than ironic, but so, so sad.
He is so well spoken and respectful, but owns the rooms. Amazing!
Farrkhann enjoys more freedom in USA than he would in most Muslim countries
Drop the mic moment dead at the end of video going off
When he speaks, u can't help but to listen! Knowledge and wisdom!
The devil has all wisdom and knowledge as well he is the greatest Deceiver just like Farrakhan
Marjan Eminem fuck you
He's fuckin ignorant
2024 who still here?
30 years later and we're still having the exact same conversation... sooooo much progress!!
Facts
Becaus they will never realy change ever
Right
There will never be equality in this country, Jan 6 showed you that. Just how these people didn't listen to a word he said, just hate on their faces. It's the same today, and Trump unmasked it.
@Daniel Druff It has everything to do with it. Do you think black people could've invaded the Capitol like that? Open your eyes and ears and learn something.
The 90’s were the shit 🔥
No they weren’t
Hell yeah. Wutang
@A Kings Palace Boy, feminism was there long before the 90s. Silencio, incel.
@A Kings Palace Grow up
Littt back then
I couldn't see my self in this room back then, the tension is unreal. They should do this again same people same room 2021 how much different would the conversation be??
People are just not as educated and articulate today like they were back then. I feel like the conversation would just be a hot mess.
Ashamed 300 years later it still exist
🤣🤣 bruuhh, most of them dead #respectfully
@@FloridaKool Coronavirus
@@FloridaKool no actually. Lot of them are very young. Shoot ferakaun is still alive. Im sure a bunch are still around
It’s 2025 and we’re still in the same position
They wanted a heated and angry Back man 🔥 but he smiled the whole way through it;
Pure class!💯😅🤣
What you talking about? Why you gotta say they? We know you referring only to white people. Why do you gotta be racist? You just gave an example of a problem you people have. You think it’s ok for you to be racist, as if you got a special pass. Proof will definitely be very clear, onde you become heated with my comment. Fix yourself cause you lack’n
He lied the whole way through it. The guy has always been a lying, race-baiting loudmouth.
Yeah but hes a scumbag fraud though..
Instead of being an angry Back man he should have remained Calypso Louie. I've never heard his music but it's gotta be better than this.
@@incorrba .this dude causes division and hate...hes a race pimp..
It’s disheartening to know this was 30 years ago. Almost feels like no progress has been made listening to this conversation and comparing it to those we have today. 💔
None has been made. The Obama years were a dream. But it's funny that white folk now miss him.....
Dexter Walker Facts, Obama put us to sleep. Now folks are waking up from the dream
@@megamo9507 If you mean white people are waking up then I agree. I can't tell you the number of white people proclaiming that racism was dead when President Obama was elected. They kept taking about how everything was okay and black people had nothing to complain about. I think Obama was better for white people than we thought. They could us him to cover their racism and then complain if he tried to truly bring an end to it.
We had a Black President for 8 years. that sounds like progress to me. A lot of white people voted for him. On the other hand, black on black crime in Chicago is at an all time high.
Agreed
This video gave me chills and brought tears to my eyes.
What did you change in your life after watching this 4 years ago . Probably nothing , and if nothing is the answer then you might as well not have watched the video . That’s the problem with us black pol
Love Louis Farrakhan since i was a kid watching him on Donahue. He's speaking truth. He's speaking for his people
Powerful and direct. Farrakhan was articulate and easy to understand, but this is how America is and will remain as long as we are comfortable.
Leave the articulate part out.... Would you say that same shit about a white leader?????
That old line “I’m not prejudice, some of my best friends are black”. Yeah ok. Like a racist has never said that before.
Interested in finding out what's wrong with that line. It doesn't give you a not a racist hall pass but it adds a bit to her story. Some of my best friends are black and I say that on ocassion to shorten the convo for people. I agree with LF here and am on his side of so many issues. I'm also "not from here" so I guess it depends on the person. But I do say that. And some people use it as a hall pass lie. Others try to use it as a slight layer of protection if somebody may assume they're white and deep south racist. It's like saying I'm a yank not a Confederate. It's lesser of two evils, not a free pass.
@@gvlacic21 In short. Having black friends doesn't give you a black experience. "Some of my best friends are black" has the silent ending "so I understand." No you don't. You understand the black experience as much as a hearing person understands the experience of their deaf friends.
You may not intentionally mean it that way, but that's what is implied and that implication is what's offensive. I hope that helps.
@@olandir thanks for taking the time to explain. I get that but I also disagree. The deaf friend is a good example, in looking for equality we must empathize, and with that we can. We can never get the full life experience of that but we can try to imagine what not hearing is like because we have been in silence before. Likewise we can try to empathize with suffering and plight of another man, if we say "you/we will never understand" then we isolate ourselves further. Hell I can imagine how awesome it would be to be an eagle. Can't get the full experience or true experience but pretty close.
@@olandir to take it a step further nobody can truly understand what it's like to be a slave 150 years ago then. And nobody here today can understand what it's like to be murdered by a police officer. None of either group remaining by definition. You know. It's all empathy
@@gvlacic21 I appreciate the sentiment and what you are trying to say and you are not wrong for feeling this way.
However, one of the greatest things you can do for a black person in your life is admit you can't understand our experience. It shows humility and it honors our experience. Again, having empathy is not the same as physically living someone's life. Even when two people have both lost a loved one, we know that the experience is going to be different from one person to the other and that's an acute thing. The black experience is huge, it's not just our lifetime but we sometimes carry with us scars from our parents and grandparents. It takes more than empathy to understand.
Like I said, one of the best things you can do for a black person is admit that, because again, it offers humility by saying "I can't possibly know all you've gone through or all you feel" and that humility can often bridge the gap between two people.
it is hard to forget a past when you are experiencing the reminisces of the past on a daily basis.
True the pass is present and worst than ever there is no togetherness it's time for some thing different!
I totally agree… @@janetjones967 for some reason there are some amongst us who think we can consume our way into equality, and that isnt true… but they havent gotten out of that rut. They do not support black business, they still wont live and build up our communities… i would definitely like to see the change within my lifetime, but i am starting to feel like that might not happen
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