America's SIN of race is so deep, it might not survive!!! Rev Dr Amos Brown
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2022
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In this video, Reverend Amos Brown talks about the deep racism that still exists in America.
Reverend Dr. Amos C. Brown is the President of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and he's come to speak to college students about the deep racism that still exists in America. In this powerful talk, Reverend Brown shares his thoughts on the state of race in America and how it's still a problem today.
Known among World leaders, presidents, celebrities, and academicians alike for his trademark activism, intellectual discipline, and masterful oratory, Dr. Amos C. Brown is a legend in his own time. Tutored by Medgar Evers, Benjamin Mays, Samuel Williams, J. Pious Barbour, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (as one of the eight students in the only class Dr. King taught in his lifetime at Morehouse College), Dr. Brown has never seen the issues of society as separate from the mission of the church, especially when the members of the church are directly affected by systems of evil.
A native of Jackson, Mississippi, Dr. Brown has been Pastor of San Francisco's Third Baptist Church since 1976. As a scholar, theologian, preacher and social activist, he has maintained a marriage of piety and political action in his ministry. He was equipped for great and distinct ministerial leadership through his training at Morehouse College, B.A. (1964) and earned degrees of Master of Divinity degree from Crozer Theological Seminary and the Doctor of Ministry from United Theological Seminary. Before accepting the call to Third Baptist, he served as pastor of Saint Paul's Baptist Church in West Chester, Pennsylvania and Pilgrim Baptist Church in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Under his leadership, Third Baptist Church has established a summer school program, created an After-School Academic enrichment program (Back on Track) in partnership with Temple Emanuel Congregation, the Charles A. Tindley Academy of Music; sponsored more African refugees than any local congregation in the nation and sponsored 80 children from Tanzania to receive heart surgery in the United States. He led the Bay Area in raising $68,000 for the Somalian Relief Effort in 1984, led in founding the Black American Response to the African Crisis, which raised $300,000 for the Ethiopian Famine crises, and led an airlift to Ethiopia under the auspices of the National Baptist Convention.
In addition to his pastoral responsibilities, he has served as a member of the governing board of San Francisco Community College, National Chairman of the National Baptist Commission on Civil Rights and Human services, member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Chairman of the Bay Area Ecumenical Pastors Conference, first Vice President of the California State Baptist Convention, President of NAACP Branch in San Francisco, California, and a member of the governing board of the National Council of Churches of Christ.
Dr. Brown was a delegate to the 2001 United Nations Conference on Race and Intolerance in Durban, South Africa. He represented the National Board of the NAACP in this World Conference. Also in the wake of the tragedy of September 11, 2001, Dr. Brown was one of the principal national faith leaders to give a response address to the tragedy at the San Francisco's Day of Remembrance. In September of 2001, Dr. Brown and Jesse Jackson met with the venerable, Nelson Mandela in South Africa around issues of African development and U.S. foreign policy matters. And as a great champion of educational enterprises, he brought to Third Baptist the Honorable Kweisi Mfume for an evening of "Celebrating our Commitment and Passion for Education and Academic Excellence". From this effort over $67,000 was raised for scholarships for worthy students who are pursuing higher education and training.
Dr. Brown was awarded the Martin Luther King, Jr. Ministerial Award for outstanding leadership and contributions to the Black Church in America. He was also inducted into the International Hall of Fame at the King International Chapel at Morehouse College. For a second time, Dr. And Mrs. Brown was invited by President and First Lady Barak and Michelle Obama to a Christmas Reception at the White House. Most recently, the City and County of San Francisco honored Dr. Brown during the Martin Luther Ling Jr. Holiday, and gave a brilliant address to the community. In April of 2011 he will be honored by his hometown of Jackson Mississippi.
Sharing Dr. Brown's commitment to service and racial uplift are his wife, Mrs. Jane Smith Brown of Richmond, Virginia, two sons, Amos C. Brown, Jr., David Josephus Brown, and daughter, Kizzie Marie Brown. - บันเทิง
I am not American, I identify as African, however this is an amazing interview.
Now this is the type of AA I know and associate with. This man comes in all colours amongst my peoples.
Just like in Harriet Tubmans day, there were people of other colours who assisted with black liberation. Speaks volumes.
P.E.A.C.E
Wow!! Definitely given us a real walking encyclopedia of black history in the diaspora from this awesome gentleman!! 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 I'm enthralled just listening to pure wisdom, experience and tenacity!
It's amazing to hear how he debunks deeply held beliefs and myths. Like I always say, Dentaa, you always deliver 💪🏾 Thanks for another insightful discourse 🤝🏾🤝🏾
Africans unity 🤝 from jamaica love the interview slave history is very important to black race. Man of wisdom smart brother.
Awesome, awesome. What pains me is black people in their thousands will watch nonsense about bad behavior and unstable relationships but turn their eyes away from stuff that is important to our welfare and would help us manage our affairs better.
I agree what he is saying, Babylon is falling!
Your channel is inspiring and I am incredibly wowed by your intelligence and the content you put out. I feel that everyone in the diaspora should subscribe to this channel. I now feel a connection to Africa because of this channel. You always seem to invite guests that are very well versed and know their history. Very informative! I can’t wait to visit the mother land. Thank you! Watching from New York City.
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
@@ODANANETWORK Thank you Queen !🙏🏾❤️
Yes her topics are inspirational, insightful, educational,& thoughtfulness
Excellent interview, so full of history and wisdom, thank you both so much. Please follow up, once the book is published. 😊
Wow Dr Amos is full of knowledge.
Indeed. Rev. Dr. Brown baptized my children @ Pilgrim Bapt. Church, St. Paul, Minn.A Great Leader/Prophet.
Dentaa, thank you so much for this great interview! This kind of information will help Africans and Caribbean people to understand how life is and has been for hundreds of years for Black people in the USA.
GREAT SHOW!!! Thanks Odana Network ~ Awesome hostess/commentator. Great job! Keep it up girl. Love Always An Expat.
Thank you so much I have learned a lot he is an amazing man
Great show again. Really enjoyed listening to your guest.
Not might, it will not survive!!!
Wow am glad to be here on time thanks 🙏 😊
We are not the same as those people who put us in bondage and captivity we are different physically and spiritually.
You were brought here by the spirit of division be gone ye devil.
@@mgeorge162 you tripping man be quiet
Dr. Brown, thank you, a lot of wisdom shared . A race, if we will be able to put knowledge into prospective and implementation. Self-denial of selfish governance and leadership, adopting to positive mindset standing shoulder by shoulder with each other to build and remove hate and embrace LOVE. We can turn situations around. Odana, God bless 🙌
As mature with age, I realize that it's not entirely about our skin color ,its our identity. We are the real Hebrews and its in the US Congress Library. This is another reason we are being slaughtered, for over three thousand years. The other reason is, we went against The Most High Commandments.
❤️ this channel grt convo
Dental you see how,I was upset, when you vacated youtube, you know the road,the time,and how they do it,not all,can get this man seated, on the sofa to talk,thanks,for the 15 minutes history class,
sorry for the hiatus.. Other projects like the GUBA awards, Tourism and Nursing took the best of me.. Thanks for you patronage..
When will it stop??? Here's the solid answer! It will stop when God's people return to Him. 2nd chronicle 7:14 should be looked at, read, and done. Not just to read it, but to actually do what the scripture says is what all need to do, in order to receive forgiveness from God Almighty God.
America will survive and I speak nothing but truth and prosperity over the United States. If you wanna run to a country that had our ancestors enslaved in the first place go ahead, but remember millions of Africans are risking their lives every day to come to the west. Not the other way around 🥴🥴💯🤷🏾♂️
why do you want to enrich the country that enslaved you, put you through Jim Crow, red-lining, enslavement through prison. Why not uplift AFrica??? You will forgive white people but not "your family"? It makes no sense. When AFrica rises all black people will rise. One Africa!
AMEN..
Judgment day is near for The United Snakes of Babylon 🇺🇸.💯🙏🏿 🤜🏿💥🤛🏿
Ameb.
AMEN.
HE'S CORRECT!!! TY SIR!!!
@@trueamerican769 stop!!
We are the people of the book, the 12 tribes of Israel
Deuter 28; 15 ¶ But it shall come to pass, if thou wilt not hearken unto the voice of the LORD thy God, to observe to do all his commandments and his statutes which I command thee this day; that all these curses shall come upon thee, and overtake thee:
16 ¶ Cursed shalt thou be in the city, and cursed shalt thou be in the field.
17 ¶ Cursed shall be thy basket and thy store.
18 ¶ Cursed shall be the fruit of thy body, and the fruit of thy land, the increase of thy kine, and the flocks of thy sheep.
19 ¶ Cursed shalt thou be when thou comest in, and cursed shalt thou be when thou goest out.
Deuter 28; 68 ¶ And the LORD shall bring thee into Egypt again with ships, by the way whereof I spake unto thee, Thou shalt see it no more again: and there ye shall be sold unto your enemies for bondmen and bondwomen, and no man shall buy you.
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He’s right we should start at the beginning when teaching race.
Like Africa, who was the king of slavery for 1000 of years before Murica even existed. The Brits were trying to get them to knock it off.
How it got twisted into blaming whites.
I agree strongly, lets start from tbe beginning , instead of the petty cherrypicking picking. Tell the whole story.
Please write a letter to the government that states you Reject any cash reparation for any of your family members. And also state you speaking for all members of THE NAACP, and make sure you send a copy to vice Harris.
To those who do not know or have heard of Joseph Smith and the Mormon Church please research the doctrine and origin.
" GOTCHA..... GOTCHA " - KANYE WEST
I met him and he is"NOT" at all pleasant. Oh we traveling now, Mr. Brown. We see you.
However, all sins have been forgiven by God.
Did you know he is speaking against reparations for the native Black Americans in California?
Rev Amos is no in favor of cash reparations for Black's. It's a sad day , when you opponent's are right in your back yard. We seen what Naacp & this man said! We in Sacramento don't support him.
Brown needs to be educated on where reparations should originate - Africa.
African kings and queens sourced the market and made available slaves.
Just a couple of examples -
Queen Nzinga (1624-63) Angola - worked extensively to expand the slave trade. Sold to America, Brazil, Haiti, to the Portuguese and the Dutch.
King Ghezo (1818 -58) Benin/Nigeria - supplied the Atlantic market with 20% of the slaves.
These are only a few, you need to claim from these countries or their families.
Y'all know this same fool turned down $5million dollars right
Don't know him but to me that would signal a man of morals who is staunch and can't be bought