Slavery, KKK, Jim Crow, redlining and all structural racism was done by the Democrat party and yet Eddie Glaude still supports the Democrat party. Black liberals are a joke.
When he speaks, I listen. Anytime he is on, I watch. He is a brilliant mind that is able to talk to you intelligently without making you to require high thought processing. He is a genius!
Slavery, KKK, Jim Crow, redlining and all structural racism was done by the Democrat party and yet Eddie Glaude still supports the Democrat party. Black liberals are a joke.
What an enlightening conversation. I so admire Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr., but I also appreciate the Doctor commentating this interview and allowing an unstructured conversation to take place where the audience can form a thought process about issues that have plagued our Nation for a long time. There was no finger pointing but instead a deep conversation about past and present problems that we face in America. Thank you to you both. Please keep this type of conversation going!
I suspect you are a non African american. Is Dr. Fauci or David Cheriton in the yt community labeled leaders? The answer is no. Do not apply your pretend social structure to my community when it does not apply to yours.
Excellent interview 👏 👌 Corporate media never gives him time to express his thoughts and opinions. You were wonderful in listening and HEARING what he said. We need people like Eddie to speak. Thank you for the respectful interview 🙏
Dr. Glaude, thank you for setting the bar high. I struggled to really feel you in the beginning of things, but you've proven to be solid, consistent and very worthy of every title that celebrates the very best of blackness and Manhood. I see you and I appreciate you.
Slavery, KKK, Jim Crow, redlining and all structural racism was done by the Democrat party and yet Eddie Glaude still supports the Democrat party. Black liberals are a joke.
@@beverleyreid563i agree. However Prof Claude emphasizes the importance of education.. We must teach our chick in our homes what solidarity looks like.
@@shirleejamison4823stop it. The education he's talking about is indoctrination. He's from academia. Meaning nothing he's said, he has done in the real world himself.
30:48 The question is not how do black Americans help change white attitudes. The question is what are white Americans going to do to change fellow white Americans anti-black culture. Once that starts change can come to America.
@@idahardy4052 Culture is a proxy for success. Anti-black “success” in the major areas, business, law, entertainment, education, and government. The more black success there is the more wealth, resources and power is gained. That creates a backlash and resentment toward black Americans. It’s something that’s always there. I call it magma. But when trigger it becomes lava.
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@@Tanniab09it’s never going to happen because that’s a brutal conversation that one has to have with oneself !! And asking a racist to have a brutal nuanced critique with truth and facts of oneself !! It will never happen because there’s still millions of David type Dukes mindset from coast to coast that have 0 interest in self examination!!
Whites will do absolutely nothing, but pretend to listen. Then, they won't even pretend to listen. Blacks need to completely stop speaking to whites about structural racism. Whites know exactly what structural racism is, because they perpetuate it with every generation. Blacks should take that energy and educate and buildup each other and only each other. If whites can't control the narrative, then they will ensure that structural racism is heavily practiced and enhanced. Dr. Eddie just wasted his precious and valuable time with this interviewer.
Love the interview and I could listen to Dr Glaude Jr all day every day. Thanks Doc for your support and effort and spreading good sense amongst the masses that we all can and must be the change we seek period end of story! God bless you
Anytime I see a podcast who has Eddie Glaude Jr as a guest I watch immediately 😉 I am trying to investigate a podcast for him. If anyone knows where I can find it. I will continue to check this thread to see if anyone knows. Love this man!
This is so very helpful to me in giving me the points in the articulate and thoughtful way that it's being presented that I can use in representing my community to the people who need this kind of education, direction, and understanding.
Which he would opt for his own podcast. I would love to hear from him more often. I cannot countenance MSNBC anymore so hope he decides to do a podcast as well.
This is o powerful. All folks need to be educated and understand how this structural racism still exists in America. The saddest thing is that when we speak out, we are considered to be victims ❤ Thanks professor.
There is PLENTY of structural racism in healthcare. As a Black female who works in a nyc hospital, I deal with it practically every day. The top of the social structure is wyte male doctors. Are you actively working against structural racism in your institution, Dr Komotar?
I need him as a lawyer on my case on a injury at work I’m from Mississippi it happened in 2023 and I’m still having surgery and my company ain’t helped me with one dime it’s about time they answer me
There’s a video of an old Euro American man who served as a firefighter circulating. He spoke on how he regretted deliberately not reporting to fires in Black communities. Says it was a regular practice to not respond to Black neighborhoods.
WE NEVER NEEDED AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, WHAT WERE BLACK TEACHERS PRODUCING PRE BROWN VS BOARD OF EDUCATION? #Scholars #Orators #Inventors #Innovators #CriticalThinkers #CivilYoungMenAndWomen #AssetsToSociety There would be NO USa without US literally.
This is a very important and necessary change. It could be a project for the Congressional Black Caucus. Dismantle Red lining within financial institutions.
We are electrical beings, we are perceivers. The power that defines every aspect of our lives are: education, religion and the media. He who controls the media controls the culture. The media is very powerful. Tell a lie long enough the people believe.
Great interview, always appreciate and respect Dr. Glaude's insight and reflections, however, I wonder why he is never asked the question during these interviews. Why are white folk so afraid of black folk and let him articulate a response, that would be most impactful to hear...
Healthcare discrimination is real. In Atlanta there are NO hospitals on the south side where most Blacks live. But there are a dozen from the downtown to the north end of the city
Watching this brought so many thoughts to mind, but the one that strikes me the most is Claude's comment that "the idea of Whiteness has to die". This disappointed me extremely. I had looked upon Glaude as one of the more reasonable Black intellectuals speaking on our issues as a group. This is right up there with the notion propagated by many Black activists, if not intellectuals also that Black people cannot be racist because, it requires the power to impact other people's lives. They completely ignore the obvious fact that most people have always equated racism with prejudice and bigotry. Now to this specific question of Whiteness. Whiteness cannot exist without Blackness, and vice versa. Is Glaude, let alone Black people, willing to give up the idea of Blackness, which itself, is problematic, among us. Too many among us think and act, as if there is one way we all are, while knowing that is impossible. What is reasonable is that certain ideas of Whiteness, as is the case, with any group identity, are problematic, when they are of a socially negative nature, in that they create conflicts/hostilities between groups. Glaude seems to be missing the fundamental point, among us Black-Americans that, we must get our own house in order - our relationship with each other, in functional order, before we can effectively negotiate and advocate for any group benefits from government and society. Glaude needs to have an open and honest discussion with woke intellectuals and activists like Michael Eric Dyson, and begin the necessary widespread and thorough structured and systematic conversation among us as a group, that is necessary from us, in face of what most of us seem to agreed, is a systemic and structural force of opposition. The two people who made this whole idea the of systemic and structural nature of so-called White-supremacy, which is really White-hegemony, popular among us, advocated that we must compensate or over-compensate for our precarious - to say the lease situation, and again be structured and systematic in doing so. The fundamental problem with wokeness is that it paints a picture that most, if not all Black people's problems are the external causes of racism, in all its forms, and that none are internal - of our own making. They refuse to acknowledge that Black self-destructive/self-defeating behavior is as much of our problem as is the anti-Blackness from others, they focus exclusively on. Jessie Jackson used to be balanced in addressing our problems as a group. He advocated that we put down dope and rise up with hope, yet today younger generations have changed the word dope to mean something good/desirable. They call someone, who is a trailblazer, an OG (original gangster). Violence and drug dealing is celebrated, in one aspect of Hip-Hop culture, which to many in the world, may represents the face of Black culture, where once Black music in general, the Black Church, and the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements, may have served as. America has always had a gangster-culture, even before it was called gangster. Black people surely did not create gangster culture, but of all the aspects of American-culture we can appropriate, sadly far too many of us have willfully and proudly chosen this. Something fundamental has gone wrong with us, and more sadly few will talk about it, certainly not give it the attention and concern it needs. It can also be seen in the inexplicable stance that many have been taking in recent decades, it seems now, that "Black on Black crime" is not a thing, basically because people harm/commit crimes against, people they live near. Many who say this like Michael Eric Dyson never said this in the past, so why now? They refuse to answer this question. The excuse they give about the factor of "proximity" being the main factor in crime, and thus their main consideration, makes no sense, yet very, very, few, among us have challenged them on this inexplicable position/stance they take on the value we place on our lives. Where even are our clear thinking allies, on this issue, especially on the related issue of mass incarceration and the senseless idea of calling for "defunding the police and the abolishment of prisons, as if, if that was done all crime would stop, and that all people in prison are innocent? What is be to done about violent crimes? Is sending mental health professionals on calls an answer? In mental facilities they have orderlies, to help them with out-of-control patients. Doesn't it make sense to have mental health professionals, as part of the police force? If in a police vehicle, they could get through traffic more quickly, and have someone with them, more suited to deal with someone, who can't control themselves? This is the kind of common sense discussions we should be having, but sadly it is not, or certainly not happening nearly enough. If this is the best we can do, as seen in this video, then things may never get better.
LGBTQA+ is not a race of people. But rather a group of people who made unconventional lifestyle/sexual choices. So it's more about discrimination in this regard, rather than racism. Hopefully this makes sense.
No he is talking about populations, communities and groups that historically have experienced marginalization. Furthermore some people embody multiple identities at the nexus of race, sexuality and gender identity. To mention the lgbt + community doesn’t minimize the experience of race.
“Mandatory” would imply that every conversation about race is governed by some ubiquitous set of rules and we know that’s not true. However the two often intertwine when discussing inclusion and marginalization by an Oppressive majority. You should really ask yourself why you’re reluctant to include it in the conversation. There are Black people that are homophobic and gay people that are racist and I think they could learn a lot from each other
But ....maybe all those viewers Morning Joe) NEED to hear him? Like me--- I'm now Adding other channels, podcasts etc. That would not have happened if I did not know Dr. G. from msnbc. He is Awesome!
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We also need to interrogate the Complicity of the Other racial and religious ethic groups that collude / partcipate in.mataiming the line of Whyte Hegemony. Why is the struggle of maintainind Americn democracy seemingly heaped on the backs of Afro Americans while Other groups benefit and/or prop up the Status Quo?
It may not be overt in terms of being obvious, but it was certainly intentional, redlining, state filibusters to homestead act, failure to provide loans to black banks to survive the depression like other banks were all intentional overt actions. Keeping groups of people from taking advantage of the policies that helped build wealth through property ownership to ensure it went first and only to one group is blatant racism. Many of these policies may no longer be in place but their effect has essentially made them unnecessary, this is why special programs are necessary to include marginalized groups in reaching the same goals as those who took advantage of social programs generations ago.
Why are the black city council members and black mayors of these cities allowing structural racism. What is the definition of black culture? After all of these years of special treatment and programs and DEI, and having witnessed the self flagellation of white military members and complete disregard and disrespect toward all people’s struggles - and the hard work to overcome perceived shortcomings, I’m doubtful and find it incredible that you’re asking for more.
Do you think that it is possible for white people not to be racist? I grew up with and consider a few white guys family. They too though are raising families and trying to live should I expect them to not take advantage of racism to level the playing for me? I mean we talk about how racist some of their co workers are but I just can’t expect him to put his job on the line to say aye you guys that’s racist or stuff like that.
There are no amount of man-made policies, laws, or legislation that will remove hatred from a person's heart. Only the Lord God Almighty can change the evil heart of mankind.
This is why you world needs real CRT, should have been taught longgggggggggggggggggggggggggggg time ago...This would have clear up the all this craziness buy now. Was it Adolph Hitler whom said , you tell a lie long enough, some body will believe it. JB said, to love you, i would have make you conscious of thing you don't know .
Dr. Glaude is a brilliant brother.
Slavery, KKK, Jim Crow, redlining and all structural racism was done by the Democrat party and yet Eddie Glaude still supports the Democrat party. Black liberals are a joke.
When he speaks, I listen. Anytime he is on, I watch. He is a brilliant mind that is able to talk to you intelligently without making you to require high thought processing. He is a genius!
Dr Glaude nails it every time! Great interview!
Slavery, KKK, Jim Crow, redlining and all structural racism was done by the Democrat party and yet Eddie Glaude still supports the Democrat party. Black liberals are a joke.
Dr Eddie Glaude is always a treat. Never skip a video from the Doctor .
Same here. I listen to him and read everything he produces.
What an enlightening conversation. I so admire Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr., but I also appreciate the Doctor commentating this interview and allowing an unstructured conversation to take place where the audience can form a thought process about issues that have plagued our Nation for a long time. There was no finger pointing but instead a deep conversation about past and present problems that we face in America. Thank you to you both. Please keep this type of conversation going!
I respect Dr. Glaude Jr, so much! His insight and foresight is unbelievable.
A tremendous interview. Thank you, Professor Glaude.
This is a example of a strong black leader
No strong black leader can be tied to either the democratic or Republican Party. He’s a democrat.
You have got to be kidding.Not one mention of any kind of economics in his talk.Democrat shill is all I heard.Bunch of Harvard/Yale bs.
I suspect you are a non African american. Is Dr. Fauci or David Cheriton in the yt community labeled leaders? The answer is no. Do not apply your pretend social structure to my community when it does not apply to yours.
Exactly. These people can't be real. @@robertbroadwayauthentic
Love when Yt people try hard to hide their racism without saying it
Excellent interview 👏 👌
Corporate media never gives him time to express his thoughts and opinions. You were wonderful in listening and HEARING what he said. We need people like Eddie to speak.
Thank you for the respectful interview 🙏
Dr. Glaude, thank you for setting the bar high. I struggled to really feel you in the beginning of things, but you've proven to be solid, consistent and very worthy of every title that celebrates the very best of blackness and Manhood. I see you and I appreciate you.
How was I not aware of this channel? Well you have an instant follow now after watching this discussion with the Honorable Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr....
Me too. How did I miss this channel?
Slavery, KKK, Jim Crow, redlining and all structural racism was done by the Democrat party and yet Eddie Glaude still supports the Democrat party. Black liberals are a joke.
Great conversation and very informative.
Black Unity is our only option 🌑🕊️✊🏾
I agree! Over four hundred plus years and they are still just as racist and hateful.
It's a start!
How long will it take? We should have had it down pat by now.
@@beverleyreid563i agree. However Prof Claude emphasizes the importance of education.. We must teach our chick in our homes what solidarity looks like.
@@shirleejamison4823stop it. The education he's talking about is indoctrination. He's from academia. Meaning nothing he's said, he has done in the real world himself.
There are so many "aha moments" in this interview. Dr. Gladue is a national treasure.
30:48 The question is not how do black Americans help change white attitudes. The question is what are white Americans going to do to change fellow white Americans anti-black culture. Once that starts change can come to America.
Yes.
What is black culture?
@@idahardy4052 Culture is a proxy for success. Anti-black “success” in the major areas, business, law, entertainment, education, and government. The more black success there is the more wealth, resources and power is gained. That creates a backlash and resentment toward black Americans. It’s something that’s always there. I call it magma. But when trigger it becomes lava.
@@Tanniab09it’s never going to happen because that’s a brutal conversation that one has to have with oneself !! And asking a racist to have a brutal nuanced critique with truth and facts of oneself !! It will never happen because there’s still millions of David type Dukes mindset from coast to coast that have 0 interest in self examination!!
Whites will do absolutely nothing, but pretend to listen. Then, they won't even pretend to listen. Blacks need to completely stop speaking to whites about structural racism. Whites know exactly what structural racism is, because they perpetuate it with every generation. Blacks should take that energy and educate and buildup each other and only each other. If whites can't control the narrative, then they will ensure that structural racism is heavily practiced and enhanced. Dr. Eddie just wasted his precious and valuable time with this interviewer.
Thank you both for creating this excellent educational content!
Love the interview and I could listen to Dr Glaude Jr all day every day. Thanks Doc for your support and effort and spreading good sense amongst the masses that we all can and must be the change we seek period end of story! God bless you
Beautiful Brother, that Dr. Eddie Glaude
Dr Gaulde, your are BRILLANT
We need more brothers like Eddie that speak truth to power and keep it one thow wow
Anytime I see a podcast who has Eddie Glaude Jr as a guest I watch immediately 😉
I am trying to investigate a podcast for him. If anyone knows where I can find it. I will continue to check this thread to see if anyone knows. Love this man!
Wonderful interview. I can really apply somethings from this.
I am so happy just so happened to stop to listen and so happy I did
This is so very helpful to me in giving me the points in the articulate and thoughtful way that it's being presented that I can use in representing my community to the people who need this kind of education, direction, and understanding.
Which he would opt for his own podcast. I would love to hear from him more often. I cannot countenance MSNBC anymore so hope he decides to do a podcast as well.
Excellent.
This is o powerful. All folks need to be educated and understand how this structural racism still exists in America. The saddest thing is that when we speak out, we are considered to be victims ❤ Thanks professor.
There is PLENTY of structural racism in healthcare. As a Black female who works in a nyc hospital, I deal with it practically every day. The top of the social structure is wyte male doctors. Are you actively working against structural racism in your institution, Dr Komotar?
I need him as a lawyer on my case on a injury at work I’m from Mississippi it happened in 2023 and I’m still having surgery and my company ain’t helped me with one dime it’s about time they answer me
There’s a video of an old Euro American man who served as a firefighter circulating. He spoke on how he regretted deliberately not reporting to fires in Black communities. Says it was a regular practice to not respond to Black neighborhoods.
Wow, sad, and day of reckoning does come. It's called Karma.
It's sad but not surprising. Same with police.
WE NEVER NEEDED AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, WHAT WERE BLACK TEACHERS PRODUCING PRE BROWN VS BOARD OF EDUCATION? #Scholars #Orators #Inventors #Innovators #CriticalThinkers #CivilYoungMenAndWomen #AssetsToSociety There would be NO USa without US literally.
Just subscribed ..never knew abt this site b4!
This is a very important and necessary change. It could be a project for the Congressional Black Caucus. Dismantle Red lining within financial institutions.
The CBC are too busy addressing others' issues as opposed to actually focusing on the needs of Blacks.
A strong black man who is an intellectual
We are electrical beings, we are perceivers. The power that defines every aspect of our lives are: education, religion and the media. He who controls the media controls the culture. The media is very powerful. Tell a lie long enough the people believe.
Booker T Washington speaks on UPPER CLASS BLACKS who don't want the patient to be well, they will lose their funding, grants and jobs if so."
You just described this man
First time coming across your channel! Just curious if you know the history of Central Park you have in the background?
Great interview, always appreciate and respect Dr. Glaude's insight and reflections, however, I wonder why he is never asked the question during these interviews. Why are white folk so afraid of black folk and let him articulate a response, that would be most impactful to hear...
Healthcare discrimination is real. In Atlanta there are NO hospitals on the south side where most Blacks live. But there are a dozen from the downtown to the north end of the city
Amen
AAU IS THE SAME, THEY ATTACHED BIG MONEY TO CHILDREN SPORTS AND KNOWINGLY OMIT, REJECT, DENY AND EXCLUDE INNER CITY BLACKS.
What is the intersection of systematic oppression and culture?
Tried to pacify them msnbc, should’ve been been speaking like this the they allowed you on that platform
Obviously have not watched enough MSNBC segments with Dr. Glaude.
Watching this brought so many thoughts to mind, but the one that strikes me the most is Claude's comment that "the idea of Whiteness has to die". This disappointed me extremely. I had looked upon Glaude as one of the more reasonable Black intellectuals speaking on our issues as a group. This is right up there with the notion propagated by many Black activists, if not intellectuals also that Black people cannot be racist because, it requires the power to impact other people's lives. They completely ignore the obvious fact that most people have always equated racism with prejudice and bigotry.
Now to this specific question of Whiteness. Whiteness cannot exist without Blackness, and vice versa. Is Glaude, let alone Black people, willing to give up the idea of Blackness, which itself, is problematic, among us. Too many among us think and act, as if there is one way we all are, while knowing that is impossible. What is reasonable is that certain ideas of Whiteness, as is the case, with any group identity, are problematic, when they are of a socially negative nature, in that they create conflicts/hostilities between groups. Glaude seems to be missing the fundamental point, among us Black-Americans that, we must get our own house in order - our relationship with each other, in functional order, before we can effectively negotiate and advocate for any group benefits from government and society. Glaude needs to have an open and honest discussion with woke intellectuals and activists like Michael Eric Dyson, and begin the necessary widespread and thorough structured and systematic conversation among us as a group, that is necessary from us, in face of what most of us seem to agreed, is a systemic and structural force of opposition. The two people who made this whole idea the of systemic and structural nature of so-called White-supremacy, which is really White-hegemony, popular among us, advocated that we must compensate or over-compensate for our precarious - to say the lease situation, and again be structured and systematic in doing so. The fundamental problem with wokeness is that it paints a picture that most, if not all Black people's problems are the external causes of racism, in all its forms, and that none are internal - of our own making. They refuse to acknowledge that Black self-destructive/self-defeating behavior is as much of our problem as is the anti-Blackness from others, they focus exclusively on.
Jessie Jackson used to be balanced in addressing our problems as a group. He advocated that we put down dope and rise up with hope, yet today younger generations have changed the word dope to mean something good/desirable. They call someone, who is a trailblazer, an OG (original gangster). Violence and drug dealing is celebrated, in one aspect of Hip-Hop culture, which to many in the world, may represents the face of Black culture, where once Black music in general, the Black Church, and the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements, may have served as. America has always had a gangster-culture, even before it was called gangster. Black people surely did not create gangster culture, but of all the aspects of American-culture we can appropriate, sadly far too many of us have willfully and proudly chosen this.
Something fundamental has gone wrong with us, and more sadly few will talk about it, certainly not give it the attention and concern it needs. It can also be seen in the inexplicable stance that many have been taking in recent decades, it seems now, that "Black on Black crime" is not a thing, basically because people harm/commit crimes against, people they live near. Many who say this like Michael Eric Dyson never said this in the past, so why now? They refuse to answer this question. The excuse they give about the factor of "proximity" being the main factor in crime, and thus their main consideration, makes no sense, yet very, very, few, among us have challenged them on this inexplicable position/stance they take on the value we place on our lives.
Where even are our clear thinking allies, on this issue, especially on the related issue of mass incarceration and the senseless idea of calling for "defunding the police and the abolishment of prisons, as if, if that was done all crime would stop, and that all people in prison are innocent?
What is be to done about violent crimes? Is sending mental health professionals on calls an answer? In mental facilities they have orderlies, to help them with out-of-control patients. Doesn't it make sense to have mental health professionals, as part of the police force? If in a police vehicle, they could get through traffic more quickly, and have someone with them, more suited to deal with someone, who can't control themselves? This is the kind of common sense discussions we should be having, but sadly it is not, or certainly not happening nearly enough. If this is the best we can do, as seen in this video, then things may never get better.
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He is referring to White supremacy in policy and law that gives advantage over a particular group of people . Not skin tone.
@@cherylwilson1471 🙏🏾🤎👊🏾 I thought Dr. Glaude had made the distinction between “ideology” versus “skin color” quite clear.
Racial capitalism
People make organizational decisions and institutional policy. And people uphold laws and norms that have been institutionalized.
The more we address Europeans as white the more we pay homage to his white supremacy game.... The word white was applied to a race in the 17th century
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I believe we need to push for reparations. We can build our own educational systems, etc.
I pray Dr you skip morning joe
Medical apartheid
Please leave Joe and Mika..they are pure hypocrites
Is it forced or mandatory to. mention lgbtplus when we are talking about racism?
LGBTQA+ is not a race of people. But rather a group of people who made unconventional lifestyle/sexual choices. So it's more about discrimination in this regard, rather than racism. Hopefully this makes sense.
No he is talking about populations, communities and groups that historically have experienced marginalization. Furthermore some people embody multiple identities at the nexus of race, sexuality and gender identity. To mention the lgbt + community doesn’t minimize the experience of race.
“Mandatory” would imply that every conversation about race is governed by some ubiquitous set of rules and we know that’s not true. However the two often intertwine when discussing inclusion and marginalization by an Oppressive majority. You should really ask yourself why you’re reluctant to include it in the conversation. There are Black people that are homophobic and gay people that are racist and I think they could learn a lot from each other
These are TWO difference avenues of discrimination. One has nothing to do with the other. RACISM is not SEXISM or GENDER bias.
Forced
The Sum of Us is a great book my top book of 2023…Zero Sum is not the answer.
Structural racism. You mean like that program you regularly appear on: Morning Joe?
But ....maybe all those viewers Morning Joe) NEED to hear him? Like me--- I'm now Adding other channels, podcasts etc. That would not have happened if I did not know Dr. G. from msnbc. He is Awesome!
We also need to interrogate the Complicity of the Other racial and religious ethic groups that collude / partcipate in.mataiming the line of Whyte Hegemony.
Why is the struggle of maintainind Americn democracy seemingly heaped on the backs of Afro Americans while Other groups benefit and/or prop up the Status Quo?
It may not be overt in terms of being obvious, but it was certainly intentional, redlining, state filibusters to homestead act, failure to provide loans to black banks to survive the depression like other banks were all intentional overt actions. Keeping groups of people from taking advantage of the policies that helped build wealth through property ownership to ensure it went first and only to one group is blatant racism. Many of these policies may no longer be in place but their effect has essentially made them unnecessary, this is why special programs are necessary to include marginalized groups in reaching the same goals as those who took advantage of social programs generations ago.
Why are the black city council members and black mayors of these cities allowing structural racism.
What is the definition of black culture?
After all of these years of special treatment and programs and DEI, and having witnessed the self flagellation of white military members and complete disregard and disrespect toward all people’s struggles - and the hard work to overcome perceived shortcomings, I’m doubtful and find it incredible that you’re asking for more.
These tired tropes need to go!
Do you think that it is possible for white people not to be racist? I grew up with and consider a few white guys family. They too though are raising families and trying to live should I expect them to not take advantage of racism to level the playing for me? I mean we talk about how racist some of their co workers are but I just can’t expect him to put his job on the line to say aye you guys that’s racist or stuff like that.
Really? I beg to differ.
Please stay away from morning Joe
There are no amount of man-made policies, laws, or legislation that will remove hatred from a person's heart. Only the Lord God Almighty can change the evil heart of mankind.
dr glaude can cheerlead from the sidelines ... we don't trust boule who carried blue water
NOT PRIVILEGED BUT ENTITLED.
This is why you world needs real CRT, should have been taught longgggggggggggggggggggggggggggg time ago...This would have clear up the all this craziness buy now. Was it Adolph Hitler whom said , you tell a lie long enough, some body will believe it. JB said, to love you, i would have make you conscious of thing you don't know .
😂😂😂😂😂😂
These grifters are hilarious. Racing the racists 😂😂😂😂
Perhaps the doctor should see someone about his acute paranoia and delusional oppression.
Seems like you speak from personal experience with these ailments. 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Dr. Glaude...STAY OFF MORNING JOE! TF PERIOD!!!
Booker T Washington speaks on UPPER CLASS BLACKS who don't want the patient to be well, they will lose their funding, grants and jobs if so."