Gun control is definitely not the answer for the Black community. Accountability for the way we behave, raising & educating our children properly, and promoting financial/economic literacy on the other hand is the answer.
Yes I agree if we worried more about our actions and behavior and stop thinking that the white man made us behave like a lot of us do Abortion Drugs Black on Black crime Family Structure no intact Rap Music and the list goes on and on.
I, as a Black man, do not support gun control. I don’t know many that would. We need more firearm education and training, along with the legal aspects of firearms (although I do feel we get different judgment if we have to use a firearm).
In the black community history has taught us that even doing things the right way being nonviolent still ends in black death to the point of which you said even today Black people are targeted for crimes that is because we are as people soft targets for people to pick off. The community must armed themselves and train and be responsible gunowners and know how to handle hostile situations. Turning the other cheek will only get you so far don’t go out looking for violence against any group of people but make sure you have the skills to defend yourself gun control isn’t the answer. having survival and tactical skills is the answer so if a situation happens in your lifetime that you need to use it you know how to do so Black people spend more money on things that don’t matter except for the skills that could save their lives that’s the change in the black community we have to make.
These videos show why no black person should be for gun control. We no to be educating about guns and gun safety instead of creating more laws and statues to make it hard for us to get.
Mr. Harriot, I have deemed you as my favorite mzungu-ologist. You do great work. Thanks for the analysis and observations. I hope that the term 'mzungu-ologist' becomes commonplace for thos e who do the valuable work that you do.
Gun control works against us. Ot is good for the conservative judges to throw out most of the old gun control laws. Judges are throwing out gun cases against felons. Bulloch case out of Mississippi, Range case out of Pennsylvania, Cherry case out of Illinois and others.
Zombies are people that are not prepared. Zombies are those who choose today to live life with their heads in the sand. The world we live in is only becoming more unstable. It is an individual’s choice to be self reliant. The choice is a freedom granted by God. Don’t be a zombie 🧟♀️
Interestingly, the majority of (so-called) white American are against gun reforms or prohibitions. They see crime as the problem that needs a strong policing and gun rights as solutions - really, code for fear of its black citizens. By contrast, the majority of black Americans want gun reforms and prohibitions. They see crime as a problem but also the police and white militia men carrying weapons freely.
I don't know where yall get the idea thar black Americans want gun reform or gun control. I've been around guns my whole life. We come from farming and you need firearms on a farm. We moved to the cities during the great migration. Most of our people stayed in the rural south.
@@journeyman378 I was thinking more of urban surveys of black folk living in cities and towns (notably Chicago). Rural is a whole other world. I used to live in the country myself, for a few months helping out on a farm. Thing is, here in Canada, we don't really have guns about. That said, I think you'd agree with me about city folk wanting tougher gun laws than country folk -- it happens here too; farmers want to shoot foxes, deer, and other animals on their properties.
The issue of disproportionate punishment of Black students in schools, particularly by teachers, has been a significant concern for many years. Research and studies have consistently shown that Black students, especially Black boys, are disciplined more harshly and more frequently than their white counterparts for similar behaviors. This issue is complex and involves various factors, including implicit bias, systemic racism, and institutional policies that disproportionately affect students of color. Key Points: Disproportionate Punishment: Black students are more likely to be suspended, expelled, or referred to law enforcement compared to white students. These disciplinary actions often begin at a young age, even in preschool, where Black children are more likely to be suspended or expelled than children of other races. Implicit Bias: Teachers may unconsciously hold stereotypes that view Black students as more threatening or disruptive, leading to harsher punishments. This bias can result in different interpretations of behaviors, where the same actions by a Black student are seen as more severe than if they were done by a white student. Zero-Tolerance Policies: Schools with strict, zero-tolerance policies tend to disproportionately affect Black students. These policies often leave little room for discretion and lead to severe punishments for relatively minor infractions. The criminalization of school discipline, sometimes referred to as the "school-to-prison pipeline," disproportionately channels Black students into the juvenile and criminal justice systems. Impact on Students: The cumulative effect of these disproportionate punishments can lead to negative outcomes for Black students, including academic setbacks, increased dropout rates, and long-term impacts on mental health and self-esteem. These experiences contribute to broader societal inequalities, reinforcing cycles of disadvantage and marginalization. Calls for Reform: Advocates for racial equity in education are pushing for reforms, such as the implementation of restorative justice practices, implicit bias training for educators, and the reevaluation of disciplinary policies. There is also a push for more culturally responsive teaching practices that recognize and value the diverse backgrounds of students.
Your question is the ISSUE...sadly. Education is designed to help YOU come to a decision.🤔🤷♀️ NO ONE should want to be SPOON FED the answers.🤦 This isn't the Oatmel Club.
Using Chicago as an argument against gun control is a red herring. While yes Chicago does have very tough gun laws all of the states surrounding it do not. The majority of guns used in Chicago come from outside of Chicago.
You make some excellent points and I agree with most of what you say. I think the youth killing themselves in the black community is based on the debasement of fatherhood in those communities. The black community has a lack of positive father problem not a gun problem. Again, excellent review!
@davidgreener423 you want to be smart! You know what I mean. Black Americans only own 2.6 percent of household wealth, wyt families own 90 percent. This is not accidental. Don't try to troll when you don't know enough to enter the conversation.
Black on Black crime is not caused mainly by lack of gun control, it is caused more by lack of self-control. In fact Black communities are over-policed by police, partly because we do not apply the first level of policing, which is us who live in them, having a common set of basic values and standards, that we all recognize and adhere to. This is fundamentally what the idea of the adage "it takes a community to raise a child" speaks to. It is the same situation of school teachers having to act as parents for the students they are charged to educate. They must be parent, police officer, and psychologist, if not more, for too many students. We don't insist on making sure the basic institutions do what they are designed to do, thus we are often reinventing the wheel. It also amounts to beating your head against a wall, to think that making arguments whether questionably or valid, against racism, in all its forms and the injustices that come with it, will make much of a difference in terms of eliminating them. We have historically been doing too much to ourselves to make our situation/condition worse. White people with all their weapons, drug taking and drinking, and drug selling, not to mention mass killing of just their children, still don't kill each other, at the rate we do. To say that nobody talks about 'White-on White crime is besides and not the point. It is like older generations parents would say to them when they tried to explain that they were following the crowd and that is why they got into trouble, and the parent would respond - if your friends ran and jumped off a cliff are you going to follow them too? In this case, of those like Harriot who say - "what about White on White crime" they are talking about not friends, but enemies, and the enemies have parachutes or bungee cords to break their fall, while we have nothing to . Harriot has a better than average insight, but it would be put to better use, if he focused on understanding Black people, who he may or should be able to influence and so change our self-defeating/counterproductive/self-destructive behavior, that in many ways seem as systemic and structural, as the racism, in all its forms, that we constantly wail against. In our present state that is all we can do, in terms of dealing with . We can't get much gains if any from that, but we can change our thinking and actions, and without question improve the quality of our lives. Much of life/existence is systemic. Racism is systemic, while gun control is not. For it to have a chance to be effective, it must be uniform across the country, and even that would likely not be sufficient, as people and drugs come into the country very easily. Black people as a group, are not systemic/highly coordinated, in our collective response to racism, in all its forms, as the two people who made the terms 'White supremacy' and 'systemic racism', house-hold words among us, recommended/advocated we must be, in response to it. We have yet to seriously confront ourselves, about our faults, that we are largely in denial of. Not much of what is being said today, from those who are called activist reflect reality. We were not even being for real during the days of the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements, and we surely as a group are not woke today. The country - the government and society, has to reckon with its wrongs and contradictions, but so do we as individuals, and as a group.
sounds relevant but oddly a lot like Coondace owens - the perjorartiive tradition: blame the Victim! yes there is crime within the community, but should history - and current rates of "patriot" gun ownership, and the associated racial animus be ignored?!? 😮
I completely agree with this assessment. The Black Community has turned away from the reality that the gradual destruction of our community has come from within. Until we are ready to acknowledge that reality, our status and community will only continue to degrade. Gun control won't address that.
ALLL THAT TIME AND ENERGY WATSED on YOU BLAMING BLACK people for attempting to survive a system that THREATENED them at every turn. Kudos...🤦🤬 Not only do whites kill whites at roughly the same rate (yt husbands are FREQUENTLY charged with killing HER and often times THE KIDS, too) And even with over policing , that doesn't account for sentencing or charging disparities. I'm OUT peace ✌️
Any time you start by "identifying" yourself as a black man then you ain't black. And announcing your support of the 2nd amendment guarantees you're not black. F*ck that 2nd amendment bs, I as a black man living in this rat hole, will always be armed... always.
I applaud your intentions with informing ALL people about history, political policies, with regard to race dichotomy. Anyone who opposes what you are saying, then I challenge them to put in the work and step inside the area with their own content channel. Otherwise shut up, stay on the sideline and listen 👂🏾 you just might learn something.
@@bigbroman5927 I’m asking you and anyone else to actually do the work and create a content channel if you’re so oppressed to what he’s saying. Everyone’s got an argument fact or fiction, but few people are willing to put the grind work and risk for that matter to express it on a public forum.
@@andrewwalker1936 yeah .. I read and understood your comment. It's called discourse and it's why there is a comment section. In fact creators ask for folks to comment. And it's not just for the affirmative. You only want like minded comments praising his point of view or go do your own thing.. come on man. And where do you get "oppressed" from?
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If you can be armed, you would be a damn fool not to be
Gun control is definitely not the answer for the Black community.
Accountability for the way we behave, raising & educating our children properly, and promoting financial/economic literacy on the other hand is the answer.
Yes I agree if we worried more about our actions and behavior and stop thinking that the white man made us behave like a lot of us do Abortion Drugs Black on Black crime Family Structure no intact Rap Music and the list goes on and on.
FACTS 💯💯
You are exactly right!
I have guns because THEY do.
@SpankaDaminki you most likely.
@SpankaDaminki unless you Greek, then you have stones.
@SpankaDaminki clearly rworded apparently.
I, as a Black man, do not support gun control. I don’t know many that would. We need more firearm education and training, along with the legal aspects of firearms (although I do feel we get different judgment if we have to use a firearm).
😊👏👏👏
In the black community history has taught us that even doing things the right way being nonviolent still ends in black death to the point of which you said even today Black people are targeted for crimes that is because we are as people soft targets for people to pick off. The community must armed themselves and train and be responsible gunowners and know how to handle hostile situations. Turning the other cheek will only get you so far don’t go out looking for violence against any group of people but make sure you have the skills to defend yourself gun control isn’t the answer. having survival and tactical skills is the answer so if a situation happens in your lifetime that you need to use it you know how to do so Black people spend more money on things that don’t matter except for the skills that could save their lives that’s the change in the black community we have to make.
Exactly 👏👏👍👍
THANK YOU BLACK KING 👑🖤
That’s why I use my 2A amendment as much as possible and I’m not f*&+* around either
These videos show why no black person should be for gun control. We no to be educating about guns and gun safety instead of creating more laws and statues to make it hard for us to get.
FACTS 😂
The Isis Papers: The Keys to the Colors by Frances Cress Welsing
Mr. Harriot, I have deemed you as my favorite mzungu-ologist. You do great work. Thanks for the analysis and observations. I hope that the term 'mzungu-ologist' becomes commonplace for thos e who do the valuable work that you do.
Great work B1
Brillant analysis. Without prejudice, I salute you the truth.
Good talk but gun control is not the answer especially for black people.
Gun control works against us. Ot is good for the conservative judges to throw out most of the old gun control laws. Judges are throwing out gun cases against felons. Bulloch case out of Mississippi, Range case out of Pennsylvania, Cherry case out of Illinois and others.
Exactly picture how oppressed the people will be without guns
Gun control is absolutely necessary for blacks. Everything around firearms only works with civilized people.
Exactly he tripping 😂😂
Excellent points…. Very well stated…keep up the good education.
Greetings from Burlington North Carolina ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Expose them ending in the truth
School is always in session 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yeah. This video is killing brain cells.
Hatred is the absense of love.
A continuum of the Store Porch Theory…
Zombies are people that are not prepared. Zombies are those who choose today to live life with their heads in the sand. The world we live in is only becoming more unstable. It is an individual’s choice to be self reliant. The choice is a freedom granted by God. Don’t be a zombie 🧟♀️
Interestingly, the majority of (so-called) white American are against gun reforms or prohibitions. They see crime as the problem that needs a strong policing and gun rights as solutions - really, code for fear of its black citizens. By contrast, the majority of black Americans want gun reforms and prohibitions. They see crime as a problem but also the police and white militia men carrying weapons freely.
I don't know where yall get the idea thar black Americans want gun reform or gun control. I've been around guns my whole life. We come from farming and you need firearms on a farm. We moved to the cities during the great migration. Most of our people stayed in the rural south.
@@journeyman378 I was thinking more of urban surveys of black folk living in cities and towns (notably Chicago). Rural is a whole other world. I used to live in the country myself, for a few months helping out on a farm. Thing is, here in Canada, we don't really have guns about. That said, I think you'd agree with me about city folk wanting tougher gun laws than country folk -- it happens here too; farmers want to shoot foxes, deer, and other animals on their properties.
The issue of disproportionate punishment of Black students in schools, particularly by teachers, has been a significant concern for many years. Research and studies have consistently shown that Black students, especially Black boys, are disciplined more harshly and more frequently than their white counterparts for similar behaviors. This issue is complex and involves various factors, including implicit bias, systemic racism, and institutional policies that disproportionately affect students of color.
Key Points:
Disproportionate Punishment:
Black students are more likely to be suspended, expelled, or referred to law enforcement compared to white students.
These disciplinary actions often begin at a young age, even in preschool, where Black children are more likely to be suspended or expelled than children of other races.
Implicit Bias:
Teachers may unconsciously hold stereotypes that view Black students as more threatening or disruptive, leading to harsher punishments.
This bias can result in different interpretations of behaviors, where the same actions by a Black student are seen as more severe than if they were done by a white student.
Zero-Tolerance Policies:
Schools with strict, zero-tolerance policies tend to disproportionately affect Black students. These policies often leave little room for discretion and lead to severe punishments for relatively minor infractions.
The criminalization of school discipline, sometimes referred to as the "school-to-prison pipeline," disproportionately channels Black students into the juvenile and criminal justice systems.
Impact on Students:
The cumulative effect of these disproportionate punishments can lead to negative outcomes for Black students, including academic setbacks, increased dropout rates, and long-term impacts on mental health and self-esteem.
These experiences contribute to broader societal inequalities, reinforcing cycles of disadvantage and marginalization.
Calls for Reform:
Advocates for racial equity in education are pushing for reforms, such as the implementation of restorative justice practices, implicit bias training for educators, and the reevaluation of disciplinary policies.
There is also a push for more culturally responsive teaching practices that recognize and value the diverse backgrounds of students.
Is this video Pro Gun or Anti Gun?
Exactly.. a ball of contradictions.
It's pro "self defense"........dummy😂
Your question is the ISSUE...sadly. Education is designed to help YOU come to a decision.🤔🤷♀️ NO ONE should want to be SPOON FED the answers.🤦 This isn't the Oatmel Club.
@MzUpliftingTea maybe this is "Mis-Education"? Then I question the intent. Maybe just just misplaced facts that wasn't intentional?
It's anti gun mixed with white people bad.
Using Chicago as an argument against gun control is a red herring. While yes Chicago does have very tough gun laws all of the states surrounding it do not. The majority of guns used in Chicago come from outside of Chicago.
by "citizens" & "patriots" who plan & enjoy the profit & benefit of that communities' self destruction!
Well there are states next to Chicago with less gun control and have lower crime rates. So , I don’t think that’s true.
Hey, it’s John Fitzgerald Johnson not just John Johnson, we was also a Presidential candidate against Trump and Biden! 😮😮
You make some excellent points and I agree with most of what you say. I think the youth killing themselves in the black community is based on the debasement of fatherhood in those communities. The black community has a lack of positive father problem not a gun problem. Again, excellent review!
The Black community has a lack of money problem which would go away with slavery reparations.
It's conditioning using popular culture video games music movies ect
Poverty is why there is so much violence in black communities. Starvation will drive anyone to violence.
@@journeyman378 starving who is starving?
@davidgreener423 you want to be smart! You know what I mean. Black Americans only own 2.6 percent of household wealth, wyt families own 90 percent. This is not accidental. Don't try to troll when you don't know enough to enter the conversation.
Lol 😂
Black on Black crime is not caused mainly by lack of gun control, it is caused more by lack of self-control. In fact Black communities are over-policed by police, partly because we do not apply the first level of policing, which is us who live in them, having a common set of basic values and standards, that we all recognize and adhere to. This is fundamentally what the idea of the adage "it takes a community to raise a child" speaks to. It is the same situation of school teachers having to act as parents for the students they are charged to educate. They must be parent, police officer, and psychologist, if not more, for too many students. We don't insist on making sure the basic institutions do what they are designed to do, thus we are often reinventing the wheel. It also amounts to beating your head against a wall, to think that making arguments whether questionably or valid, against racism, in all its forms and the injustices that come with it, will make much of a difference in terms of eliminating them. We have historically been doing too much to ourselves to make our situation/condition worse. White people with all their weapons, drug taking and drinking, and drug selling, not to mention mass killing of just their children, still don't kill each other, at the rate we do. To say that nobody talks about 'White-on White crime is besides and not the point. It is like older generations parents would say to them when they tried to explain that they were following the crowd and that is why they got into trouble, and the parent would respond - if your friends ran and jumped off a cliff are you going to follow them too? In this case, of those like Harriot who say - "what about White on White crime" they are talking about not friends, but enemies, and the enemies have parachutes or bungee cords to break their fall, while we have nothing to . Harriot has a better than average insight, but it would be put to better use, if he focused on understanding Black people, who he may or should be able to influence and so change our self-defeating/counterproductive/self-destructive behavior, that in many ways seem as systemic and structural, as the racism, in all its forms, that we constantly wail against. In our present state that is all we can do, in terms of dealing with . We can't get much gains if any from that, but we can change our thinking and actions, and without question improve the quality of our lives. Much of life/existence is systemic. Racism is systemic, while gun control is not. For it to have a chance to be effective, it must be uniform across the country, and even that would likely not be sufficient, as people and drugs come into the country very easily. Black people as a group, are not systemic/highly coordinated, in our collective response to racism, in all its forms, as the two people who made the terms 'White supremacy' and 'systemic racism', house-hold words among us, recommended/advocated we must be, in response to it. We have yet to seriously confront ourselves, about our faults, that we are largely in denial of. Not much of what is being said today, from those who are called activist reflect reality. We were not even being for real during the days of the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements, and we surely as a group are not woke today. The country - the government and society, has to reckon with its wrongs and contradictions, but so do we as individuals, and as a group.
sounds relevant but oddly a lot like Coondace owens - the perjorartiive tradition: blame the Victim!
yes there is crime within the community, but should history - and current rates of "patriot" gun ownership, and the associated racial animus be ignored?!? 😮
We must become more insular. The battles within are equally important if not more so than those without.😊
I completely agree with this assessment. The Black Community has turned away from the reality that the gradual destruction of our community has come from within. Until we are ready to acknowledge that reality, our status and community will only continue to degrade. Gun control won't address that.
ALLL THAT TIME AND ENERGY WATSED on YOU BLAMING BLACK people for attempting to survive a system that THREATENED them at every turn. Kudos...🤦🤬 Not only do whites kill whites at roughly the same rate (yt husbands are FREQUENTLY charged with killing HER and often times THE KIDS, too) And even with over policing , that doesn't account for sentencing or charging disparities. I'm OUT peace ✌️
As a black man. I disagree with your far left views. I support the 2nd amendment.
Any time you start by "identifying" yourself as a black man then you ain't black. And announcing your support of the 2nd amendment guarantees you're not black. F*ck that 2nd amendment bs, I as a black man living in this rat hole, will always be armed... always.
SAME!! he was talking some BULL! 😂 WE SHOULD BE MORE PRO 2ND AMENDMENT THAN ANYONE! I WILL CERTAINLY KEEP MY FAMILY SAFE AT ALL TIMES PERIOD 👍
Comparing all white Americans as the same is crazy when everyone has an ethnic identity and dna makeup.
I hear Africa calling!
i hear europe calling take yo a** on back...
Teachers can get training tho 😂you act like its so hard to learn lol
Excellent work to explain in simple terms ; I will not give up my firearms because I don’t trust them people at all
Exactly you should never!! We should actually be MORE pro 2nd Amendment than them!!😂
please review the historical perspective provided instead of fishing for a headline!
Or you could read the BOOK he wrote.... lazy critics 🤔🤦
I applaud your intentions with informing ALL people about history, political policies, with regard to race dichotomy. Anyone who opposes what you are saying, then I challenge them to put in the work and step inside the area with their own content channel. Otherwise shut up, stay on the sideline and listen 👂🏾 you just might learn something.
So.. one must agree with this contradictory presentation or shut up. Monolithic much?
@@bigbroman5927 I’m asking you and anyone else to actually do the work and create a content channel if you’re so oppressed to what he’s saying. Everyone’s got an argument fact or fiction, but few people are willing to put the grind work and risk for that matter to express it on a public forum.
@@andrewwalker1936 yeah .. I read and understood your comment. It's called discourse and it's why there is a comment section. In fact creators ask for folks to comment. And it's not just for the affirmative. You only want like minded comments praising his point of view or go do your own thing.. come on man. And where do you get "oppressed" from?
Smh 🤡🫵
I watched both videos and you lost me not sure what you were trying say