He woke up, woke real up No more Kumbaya MLK. I know you hate that you were tricked Doctor, and we hear your real speech now. It's a burning house, indeed.
You’re so right. Once he started speaking with more assertiveness and started mentioning reparations, they took that good brother out. Rest In Power Dr. King. 🖤❤️🙏🏾
Go learn history! He was assassinated because he spoke out against the war; Kennedy said he will not start a fictious war; then he was assassinated; war mean money and depopulation
@@TLove1108 Go learn history! He was assassinated because he spoke out against the war; Kennedy said he will not start a fictious war; then he was assassinated; war mean money and depopulation; You are so wrong!
@@ladyshorty6989 wrong!🤦🏾♂️ Government didn't care about giving blacks anything because they wasn't going to give you nothing anyways but hand outs..it was the war #commonsense
yo , get a clue , everything he said is spot on true and he problaby left out some stuff that he could've said ; you remind me of when someone throws holy water on a vampire and he doubles over in agony ; in other words you can't handle the truth .@@nalabishop402
They never talk about this version of MLK, but they love to show the watered-down version. They love to try and change the narrative just like they introduce their version of the Bible to try and keep our forefathers docile. WE MUST TO STAY WOKE!!!
I swear this is the speech the media, gov’t, etc NEVER want us to hear. Instead, it’s the cherry picked and watered down kumbaya part of the “I Have A Dream” speech😢
There are many speeches MLK gave addressing Black history injustice war and economics. Most are unknown and unheard. It is words such as these that disturbed the White establishment and put him on their target list. This small short speech is brimming with important and factual information and should be blowing up twitter but.......I have been sharing this and I hope you will as well..
The same reason that 1/3 of Black people can’t swim in America because our parents were not allowed access to the swimming centers. Therefore, they could not teach their children how to swim and further generations could not teach their children how to swim!!! Now the swimming parable can be used metaphorically, symbolically or realistically, but the same way we couldn’t teach future generations how to swim is the same way that we didn’t have access to many other resources now you get it but you can look up the swim statistics to see if I’m correct on it but I know that’s a high number that cannot swim and this is because of Jim Crow laws and Jim Crow laws could be tied to poverty also
If so many Foundational Black Americans love Dr. King, why is our support for reparations not at 100%? Maybe because many of us do not know the REAL Dr. King was. He admitted that his dream in 1963 had in many ways become a nightmare. Rest in Power, Dr. King! In 2024, We are coming for our check!
what were his comments about exactly. Financial compensation for past wrongs and damages. A check certainly is not an apology, now is it. Dr. King is talikng bout reparations. It is plain as day. B1@@rrkunath
@eladbenavraham3784 sorry, but I respectfully disagree. Not based on how reparations are used today. What Kimg is talking about has already occurred. We've spent billions on financial and economic equality since the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Who is the "we" in your inaccurate statement on "billions of dollars on financial and economic equality since the 1964 Civil Rights Act". None of that money was ever EARMARKED FOR BLACK AMERICANS like it is for Native Americans through the Bureau of Indian Affairs. You are conversing with someone with a PhD in History. Come correct. In fact, are you familiar with Daniel Patrick Moynihan's 1970 White Paper Memorandum calling for a new approach to the American Negro: "Benign Neglect"? The argument was that Black Americans had gained enough through Civil Rights legislation in the 1960s that now the Government should direct its attention to Native Americans, Mexicans, and other minorities. Read it. I can post it for you. Black Americans not immigrants from the Diaspora are entitled to trillions of dollars earmarked solely for THEM. There was no 40 acres and a mule compensation and coming out of slavery Black Americans had no boots, let alone straps while white folks and now migrants are receiving benefits and immunity from prosecution with fanfare and little outcry. #cutthecheck You are standing on a false premise, and you should know better. Civil Rights has no economic platform to address the needs of Black Americans. After you have voted for no one of substance, and gone into white establishments, you are still poor and underpaid. @@rrkunath
Malcolm's speeches on black power were no doubt great, true, and powerful, but no amount of that greatness, no amount of that truth, no amount of that power, can hide the unfortunate truth that Malcolm X believed in violence.
It’s not that simple, Malcom X believed in black peoples right to defend themselves in light of the horrific violence we were constantly met with even when we choose the nonviolent route. He believed that we didn’t have to be docile slaves who allow our oppressors to brutalize us with no repercussions but instead that black life was worthy of being preserved and defended “by whatever means necessary”. It is much more complex than simply stating he believed in violence.
@@anthonyneall That's true, he was complicated, and his life story is the reason for his beliefs, but he was a smart man, and definitely was able to see past his beliefs of violent repressions for those who were violent to black people. If you cast out violence, that's all you'll be known for. That sounds like I'm fully against X, however it's really disappointing that's all he's known for. He did accomplish a lot, and I really look up to him, but he was very wrong on the topic of resistance to racism and violence. We can achieve his goals for all minorities, especially black people, with something else. Peace
@@salj.5459 In that case you failed history class. The Civil Rights Movement was a revolution, successful because of the lack of violence. Not only that but the Czech Republic and Slovakia became what they are today because of a non-violent revolution, the Velvet Revolution. There's also the Carnation revolution in Portugal, the end of the Iron Curtain of Europe was also a peaceful revolution, and then there's many many more like revolution in 1980's Phillipines. To say that violence is the only way to accomplish change is to ignore the many changes that were made without violence, and it also seems like you believe it's human nature to be violent? I know it wound up becoming violent in the long run and afterward, but the Russian Revolution is often called the bloodless revolution because of the lack of death or really anything like that
I wish we couldve seen this Martin, the one who woke uo from the dream. The Yt man had to kill him because once he found out the truth from speaking to Elijah they knew he would no longer be in their control and Martin became angry as hell because he trusted yt people
Like, SHARE, Subscribe!!! The entire WORLD 🌎 needs to hear this. Not just Black History Month but EVERY, SINGLE DAY!!! This is between Black People and White People in America. 🇺🇸 Everybody else, mind your own business.
Wasn't a I have a dream speech. Interesting how America makes sure that is the memory they try to play for us but not these speeches. These were the words that sealed his fate
Right, because farming was a cakewalk over the last 200 years. I have an idea, instead of a cheque how about farm land, give anyone farmland with a 80 year no sale clause. No one wants to farm and its mechanized now, so good luck with that. Everyone benefited from the roads (the civil infrastructure) the water filtration, education, electricity, hospitals. That was built over the past 80 years. So the coal miners all got land did they. The lumber jacks cutting the big trees on the east coast all got farms. The irish landing in new york that got chewed up by factory work all got acres. It used used to be a job to stand in a pit of coal and shoval it into a giant furnace broiler that was so hot it cooked some layers of skin as you worked 14 hour days, then slept in a crawl space. Look up early steam engines work. The fantasy that anyone just got given cash or anything without death defining hard work and even that land was to a minor few of the european immigrants. The rests got to try and survive mining ect. So if there is going to be reparations it should be for everyone.
@@dannyknightblade4592overrated? The man actually helped spear head making ALL men ACTUALLY equal in the United States. He was assassinated for a reason.
Then Africa needs to cut a check for selling blacks! Not all blacks were slaves and the first American slave owner was Black! Only 6 percent of Americans had slaves and that was in the south! The average black wouldn't invest; go to Walmart, I phones, hair, cars and flood the economy and make the dollar worth nothing; but if course you don't understand Economics; and where is the money coming from? U. S. just cant keep printing money; then its too much money flowing; slavery was all over the world! 🤦🏾♂️
the Arab slave trade went on for centuries and centuries.. only ended in 1968.. supposedly.. pope francis has a piece of paper for each and everyone’s soul .. everyone is still a slave.. some get privileges.. black white red yellow.. not all white people get privileges.. i don’t go around saying “my people” only referring to whites.. that would be rascist. stay cool.. don’t react.
@Richard Reese My response and use of the term Foundational Black American is in reference to and applies directly to the people who are descendants of the enslaved. Furthermore, reparations should be based on lineage so these other ethnic groups even if they are Black will not be allowed to TETHER themselves unto our reparations. B1✊️
This is definitely NOT about reparations. It's about economic equality. Billions have been spent by our government in pursuit of economic equality for blacks to offset similar spending like he's talking about in this video.
Yeah, it is. MLK's children have both talked about this clip. He was talking about reparations. It's true that MLK died when they were young, but Coretta Scott King was a major part in their upbringing. And she was right along side MLK more than anyone else.
Thanks for showing this video because this is the radical MLK most Americans had never seen. Many of these appropriation programs were done shortly after WWII to get America back on track financially and get the economy moving for a now growing population. There were no conditions that stated "Black Americans need not apply"...it was open to all, and primarily existing farmers applied since it made most sense. My parents and ancestors weren't aware of this opportunity either because they weren't farmers. Should they have been included ? You needed to qualify for this program as it was not just a land give-a-way for white people only. It was done to provide food for a growing population. Let's get real... putting a racial slant to this is nothing more than an exercise to stir racism. If the intention of this video is to justify reparations, there is not a white person alive today that had any part in this decision. There are plenty of things that weren't fair to white immigrants that came here from Europe after the war. However, their ancestors are not asking for U.S. reparations. You can't blame others' past deeds for questionable decisions, or frankly, take your issues out on their ancestors. I think we're more educated today to make right and fair decisions and let's just do so. Blaming dead people for bad decisions is one thing. Asking their predecessors to pay for them hundreds of years later is ridiculous.
Either your name is Sam Bowe or you’re a non Black person trying to convince us to swallow your BS. Cut the check. If you’re not speaking dollars, then you’re not making sense.
i can hear it all the way from here in Australia .. not all white people are bad.. it’s a sensitive issue and i don’t want to make things worse..look up the barbary coast pirates and the Arab slave trade.. slavery only stopped in Arabia in 1968.. however the pope owns everyone via the birth certificate scam.. white black yellow red.. USA is most likely owned by the Vatican or the City of London.. it’s really complicated.. certainly things need improvement. Australia is owned by the USA … City of London / Vatican scam too..
what in the world are you talking about? why would covid have anything to do with that? and if you haven’t noticed the federal government loves talking about reparations and how innocent and oppressed the blacks are.
@@babysquirrelxxoo8136 black people have made major contributions to the richest nation on earth. Reparation is not a hand out. Black people have earned this wealth. Being able to show for this wealth will be huge. This wealth will transfer global black people. Almost all black nations are in third world conditions. This seems as if black people are lazy. Instead, this is not their reason for their suffering. Black people wealth have been stolen for 400 plus years. Its time their wealth is return.
@@reality6522 The fact that you think blk slaves made America rich reveals how ignorant you are of American history. Well over 95% of whyte people in America didn't even own slaves; and the whyte majority were out building up America while the smaller slave population were on the plantation. You wanna talk about wealth? Why is the wealth generated in Africa not distributed evenly to it's inhabitants if you think that's the way an economic system should work? Also, what do you have to say for the thousands of years of slavery in Africa? 🤔
No shade, I do not see any native indigenous people saying this. They were the first ones that lived here and got violated to the 1st with having their land and people almost completly taken and wiped out. What have reparations done for people anyway? Has it really brought positivity ? The best way to heal from history is to not believe anyone owes anyone anything and to get it themselves. The progress was made why? The reason is because everyone got together of all races and agreed on something instead of being divided. That is why Mr. KING was murdered. He was the one who started that progress.
You’re obviously a white so your opinion is irrelevant. But MANY indigenous people have been saying they want their land back. Just because you haven’t seen it Karen, doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen Karen. Take your ritz self off this page. Your opinion and yourself are unwanted.
LOL! This comment really isn't even worth a response. Because all shade, It's clear that you don't currently possess the knowledge to have an informed discussion on these subjects. In 1968, the same year MLK made this statement, the American Indian Movement was founded. Using the Civil Rights Movement as a blueprint, they demanded the U.S. Gov honor the treaties they signed, which included financial assets & the loss of land. What you see or don't see has no bearing on the litany of indigenous tribes who are still filing lawsuits over land & fighting for treaties to still be honored decades later. Exhibit A: The Land Back Movement. Lastly, I'm sure that the Reparations paid to Holocaust survivors in which studies have shown that it boosted their children’s academic attainments and income level, would qualify as something positive to them. I'm not even going to address the kumbaya fallacy that you tacked on to the end.
@@jacegainer3841the japanese got 10,000, the indians got 1,000, and holocaust survivors got 400,000… or their surviving heirs got 100,000 (4 years ago). and these are the people who actually experienced the mistreatment first hand. you guys are demanding how much? 20 trillion i believe? for something that happened 160 years ago in which there’s no real way for most people to figure out who’s ancestors were affected and who’s weren’t. this is basically just a big cash grab and you guys don’t care in the least what it would do to this country.
Massive misunderstanding. It has nothing to do with reparations. Don't muddle the truth and don't create s logical exceptions for your self, it will come back to bite you. Reparations is to do with moral justice. He is talking about legal justice. Use it to start a class action suit against the government. He does not use the word reparations, not hind to it, not even compensation. He is already in a big mess for integration. Big mess. An alternative is proposed by Piankh in Reformation African American.
He woke up, woke real up No more Kumbaya MLK. I know you hate that you were tricked Doctor, and we hear your real speech now. It's a burning house, indeed.
Fueled by indignation.
@@ThisReckless fueled by original hatred, jealousy and greed...uh huh
MLK Jr. packed heat. .38 Rev don't let my kindness fool you ...
@@spirithawk2418 His house was filled with rifles.
This is why he was assassinated
You’re so right. Once he started speaking with more assertiveness and started mentioning reparations, they took that good brother out. Rest In Power Dr. King. 🖤❤️🙏🏾
Go learn history! He was assassinated because he spoke out against the war; Kennedy said he will not start a fictious war; then he was assassinated; war mean money and depopulation
@@TLove1108 Go learn history! He was assassinated because he spoke out against the war; Kennedy said he will not start a fictious war; then he was assassinated; war mean money and depopulation; You are so wrong!
PRECISELY MY DEAR WATSON!!!
@@ladyshorty6989 wrong!🤦🏾♂️ Government didn't care about giving blacks anything because they wasn't going to give you nothing anyways but hand outs..it was the war #commonsense
"I would trust Uncle Sam with my people no longer. I took them all clear off to Canada," - Harriet Tubman ✝
Best speech on reparations ever!!! RIP MLK
150 years of well fair wasn’t enough?
yo , this brother was'nt playing that day ! brilliant speech .
Except everything he said is incorrect.
yo , get a clue , everything he said is spot on true and he problaby left out some stuff that he could've said ; you remind me of when someone throws holy water on a vampire and he doubles over in agony ; in other words you can't handle the truth .@@nalabishop402
Thank you for sharing!
Wow the year he was assassinated
No coincidence
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This is the real MLK, not the dreamer✊🏿
Both was real
@juzeljames7793 Nah, MLK the revolutionary was way better!
@@selftalkwithsal4229Both were necessary, though.
@@mg7652 I guess
@mg7652 But that dream was an illusion and he thought that too
I shared it too bro, this needs millions of more views, bcuz some of our people don’t get it or too colonized to wanna fight!
“We’re coming to get our check” MLK
Nobody owes you anything. That land was given to black ppl too if you look it up they just didn’t know what to do with it.
Send this to Bernice King please
They never talk about this version of MLK, but they love to show the watered-down version. They love to try and change the narrative just like they introduce their version of the Bible to try and keep our forefathers docile. WE MUST TO STAY WOKE!!!
Bingo. We come out with the original, then they repackage it, and come out with the watered down version.
Oh yes. The mantle should be picked back up, and this here need to come to pass.
Hate never dies, in America it hides!
I swear this is the speech the media, gov’t, etc NEVER want us to hear. Instead, it’s the cherry picked and watered down kumbaya part of the “I Have A Dream” speech😢
There are many speeches MLK gave addressing Black history injustice war and economics. Most are unknown and unheard. It is words such as these that disturbed the White establishment and put him on their target list. This small short speech is brimming with important and factual information and should be blowing up twitter but.......I have been sharing this and I hope you will as well..
Exactly
BLACK People Reminding Us why BLACK People’s Reparations are owed to Us in 2024!!!
The same reason that 1/3 of Black people can’t swim in America because our parents were not allowed access to the swimming centers. Therefore, they could not teach their children how to swim and further generations could not teach their children how to swim!!! Now the swimming parable can be used metaphorically, symbolically or realistically, but the same way we couldn’t teach future generations how to swim is the same way that we didn’t have access to many other resources now you get it but you can look up the swim statistics to see if I’m correct on it but I know that’s a high number that cannot swim and this is because of Jim Crow laws and Jim Crow laws could be tied to poverty also
Play this in every public school across America and play it in Congress. They not trying to hear this.
If he was speaking the truth then sure.
Like and share folks... More people need to see and hear this...💯💯
If so many Foundational Black Americans love Dr. King, why is our support for reparations not at 100%? Maybe because many of us do not know the REAL Dr. King was. He admitted that his dream in 1963 had in many ways become a nightmare. Rest in Power, Dr. King! In 2024, We are coming for our check!
Because his comments weren't about reparations
what were his comments about exactly. Financial compensation for past wrongs and damages. A check certainly is not an apology, now is it. Dr. King is talikng bout reparations. It is plain as day. B1@@rrkunath
@eladbenavraham3784 sorry, but I respectfully disagree. Not based on how reparations are used today. What Kimg is talking about has already occurred. We've spent billions on financial and economic equality since the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Who is the "we" in your inaccurate statement on "billions of dollars on financial and economic equality since the 1964 Civil Rights Act". None of that money was ever EARMARKED FOR BLACK AMERICANS like it is for Native Americans through the Bureau of Indian Affairs. You are conversing with someone with a PhD in History. Come correct. In fact, are you familiar with Daniel Patrick Moynihan's 1970 White Paper Memorandum calling for a new approach to the American Negro: "Benign Neglect"? The argument was that Black Americans had gained enough through Civil Rights legislation in the 1960s that now the Government should direct its attention to Native Americans, Mexicans, and other minorities. Read it. I can post it for you. Black Americans not immigrants from the Diaspora are entitled to trillions of dollars earmarked solely for THEM. There was no 40 acres and a mule compensation and coming out of slavery Black Americans had no boots, let alone straps while white folks and now migrants are receiving benefits and immunity from prosecution with fanfare and little outcry. #cutthecheck You are standing on a false premise, and you should know better. Civil Rights has no economic platform to address the needs of Black Americans. After you have voted for no one of substance, and gone into white establishments, you are still poor and underpaid. @@rrkunath
Malcolm x version of king…he always knew that malcolm was speaking the truth and reality than anyone else
Malcolm's speeches on black power were no doubt great, true, and powerful, but no amount of that greatness, no amount of that truth, no amount of that power, can hide the unfortunate truth that Malcolm X believed in violence.
It’s not that simple, Malcom X believed in black peoples right to defend themselves in light of the horrific violence we were constantly met with even when we choose the nonviolent route. He believed that we didn’t have to be docile slaves who allow our oppressors to brutalize us with no repercussions but instead that black life was worthy of being preserved and defended “by whatever means necessary”. It is much more complex than simply stating he believed in violence.
@@anthonyneall That's true, he was complicated, and his life story is the reason for his beliefs, but he was a smart man, and definitely was able to see past his beliefs of violent repressions for those who were violent to black people. If you cast out violence, that's all you'll be known for.
That sounds like I'm fully against X, however it's really disappointing that's all he's known for. He did accomplish a lot, and I really look up to him, but he was very wrong on the topic of resistance to racism and violence. We can achieve his goals for all minorities, especially black people, with something else. Peace
@@AnnoyingAllie3No revolution was ever achieved without violence. Avoiding violence is living in la-la land
@@salj.5459 In that case you failed history class. The Civil Rights Movement was a revolution, successful because of the lack of violence. Not only that but the Czech Republic and Slovakia became what they are today because of a non-violent revolution, the Velvet Revolution. There's also the Carnation revolution in Portugal, the end of the Iron Curtain of Europe was also a peaceful revolution, and then there's many many more like revolution in 1980's Phillipines.
To say that violence is the only way to accomplish change is to ignore the many changes that were made without violence, and it also seems like you believe it's human nature to be violent?
I know it wound up becoming violent in the long run and afterward, but the Russian Revolution is often called the bloodless revolution because of the lack of death or really anything like that
Damn Dr King! I didn't know that he could break it down like that!
When you challenge the economic establishment? Nah..they won't let you speak truth very long.😢
How come white folks don't quote that?
Thanks for uploading all this truth! Stick it to those bootlicks out there.
beautiful!
I wish we couldve seen this Martin, the one who woke uo from the dream. The Yt man had to kill him because once he found out the truth from speaking to Elijah they knew he would no longer be in their control and Martin became angry as hell because he trusted yt people
💯💯✊🏾💪🏾🙏🏾Respect
Like, SHARE, Subscribe!!!
The entire WORLD 🌎 needs to hear this.
Not just Black History Month but EVERY, SINGLE DAY!!!
This is between Black People and White People in America. 🇺🇸
Everybody else, mind your own business.
It was called the Homestead Act!
It didn't apply to us black ppl
@@dwightlove3704 There were 1.5 million Whites who received it compared to 6000 Blacks.You do the math!
King 💯
This is the same mindset all American black citizens should be on!!!!🤔
Wasn't a I have a dream speech. Interesting how America makes sure that is the memory they try to play for us but not these speeches. These were the words that sealed his fate
Right, because farming was a cakewalk over the last 200 years. I have an idea, instead of a cheque how about farm land, give anyone farmland with a 80 year no sale clause. No one wants to farm and its mechanized now, so good luck with that.
Everyone benefited from the roads (the civil infrastructure) the water filtration, education, electricity, hospitals. That was built over the past 80 years.
So the coal miners all got land did they. The lumber jacks cutting the big trees on the east coast all got farms. The irish landing in new york that got chewed up by factory work all got acres.
It used used to be a job to stand in a pit of coal and shoval it into a giant furnace broiler that was so hot it cooked some layers of skin as you worked 14 hour days, then slept in a crawl space. Look up early steam engines work.
The fantasy that anyone just got given cash or anything without death defining hard work and even that land was to a minor few of the european immigrants. The rests got to try and survive mining ect.
So if there is going to be reparations it should be for everyone.
Excellent points made. It's a shame more people don't think deeply like you do and instead blindly follow the words of an overrated "blk leader."
@@dannyknightblade4592overrated? The man actually helped spear head making ALL men ACTUALLY equal in the United States. He was assassinated for a reason.
@stuff2008 Go away colonizer.
Time to pay tf up 🫲🏾💰
where’s the modern day man ? the modern day version of Doctor King ?
I’m on my way
cold game
Cut the Goddamn Check for FBA - Foundational Black Americans 🇺🇸....
#FBATribe4Life
Rest In Power Martin Luther King, Jr.🙏
B1✊️💙
Then Africa needs to cut a check for selling blacks! Not all blacks were slaves and the first American slave owner was Black! Only 6 percent of Americans had slaves and that was in the south! The average black wouldn't invest; go to Walmart, I phones, hair, cars and flood the economy and make the dollar worth nothing; but if course you don't understand Economics; and where is the money coming from? U. S. just cant keep printing money; then its too much money flowing; slavery was all over the world! 🤦🏾♂️
But we are not black....there is no check for 14TH AMENDMENT [BLACKS]!
How about only those whose families were held as slaves.
the Arab slave trade went on for centuries and centuries.. only ended in 1968.. supposedly.. pope francis has a piece of paper for each and everyone’s soul .. everyone is still a slave.. some get privileges.. black white red yellow.. not all white people get privileges.. i don’t go around saying “my people” only referring to whites.. that would be rascist. stay cool.. don’t react.
@Richard Reese My response and use of the term Foundational Black American is in reference to and applies directly to the people who are descendants of the enslaved.
Furthermore, reparations should be based on lineage so these other ethnic groups even if they are Black will not be allowed to TETHER themselves unto our reparations.
B1✊️
#CuttheCheck
#ReparationsNow
No follow up on what he said next? I bet that could get interesting
Peace king Dey hind ur pg Frm me
I’m back now not losing your pg nomore!!! carbonated Melanated on a rise activated Ase ❤❤❤
you cant murder ideas
That’s what opinion control and censorship is for
@@yashathebelgianmalinois348 but you cant
ADOS is not affiliated with 'fba'
2023 and still no reparations
I've heard white ppl say "pick yourself up by your bootstraps" ...glad to know my spider sense was on point
lol. it's funny how it comes back around, ain't it?
@@MGillDesign lol it's uhh, lol it's something
No, it wasn't your "Spider sense;" it was your pathetic victimhood loving mindset.
Yup. The government was supposed to give them land along the Texas-Mexico border along with mules and a wagon.
But it's not fair to the immigrants...just playing. Cut the check!
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And he was dead a few weeks later. As soon as he pivoted from "Social" integration to "Economic" integration, they took him out.
This is definitely NOT about reparations. It's about economic equality. Billions have been spent by our government in pursuit of economic equality for blacks to offset similar spending like he's talking about in this video.
Yeah, it is. MLK's children have both talked about this clip. He was talking about reparations. It's true that MLK died when they were young, but Coretta Scott King was a major part in their upbringing. And she was right along side MLK more than anyone else.
@@KMC5240 respectfully disagree.
Welfare 4ever
Stay a charity case.
Money that was already earned and never paid.
reparations for FBA only ❗
very funny.
Thanks for showing this video because this is the radical MLK most Americans had never seen. Many of these appropriation programs were done shortly after WWII to get America back on track financially and get the economy moving for a now growing population. There were no conditions that stated "Black Americans need not apply"...it was open to all, and primarily existing farmers applied since it made most sense. My parents and ancestors weren't aware of this opportunity either because they weren't farmers. Should they have been included ? You needed to qualify for this program as it was not just a land give-a-way for white people only. It was done to provide food for a growing population. Let's get real... putting a racial slant to this is nothing more than an exercise to stir racism. If the intention of this video is to justify reparations, there is not a white person alive today that had any part in this decision. There are plenty of things that weren't fair to white immigrants that came here from Europe after the war. However, their ancestors are not asking for U.S. reparations. You can't blame others' past deeds for questionable decisions, or frankly, take your issues out on their ancestors. I think we're more educated today to make right and fair decisions and let's just do so. Blaming dead people for bad decisions is one thing. Asking their predecessors to pay for them hundreds of years later is ridiculous.
You're d.u.m.b.e.r than a bag of marbles 😂😂😂
Either your name is Sam Bowe or you’re a non Black person trying to convince us to swallow your BS. Cut the check. If you’re not speaking dollars, then you’re not making sense.
Preaching that fell on the deaf white man’s ears.
i can hear it all the way from here in Australia .. not all white people are bad.. it’s a sensitive issue and i don’t want to make things worse..look up the barbary coast pirates and the Arab slave trade.. slavery only stopped in Arabia in 1968.. however the pope owns everyone via the birth certificate scam.. white black yellow red.. USA is most likely owned by the Vatican or the City of London.. it’s really complicated.. certainly things need improvement. Australia is owned by the USA … City of London / Vatican scam too..
But the same Black people he would run to when he finds himself in a tight crisis!!
The talk of reparation is why they put Covid-19 out here. They so evil.
what in the world are you talking about? why would covid have anything to do with that? and if you haven’t noticed the federal government loves talking about reparations and how innocent and oppressed the blacks are.
@@babysquirrelxxoo8136 black people have made major contributions to the richest nation on earth. Reparation is not a hand out. Black people have earned this wealth. Being able to show for this wealth will be huge. This wealth will transfer global black people. Almost all black nations are in third world conditions. This seems as if black people are lazy. Instead, this is not their reason for their suffering. Black people wealth have been stolen for 400 plus years. Its time their wealth is return.
@@reality6522 The fact that you think blk slaves made America rich reveals how ignorant you are of American history. Well over 95% of whyte people in America didn't even own slaves; and the whyte majority were out building up America while the smaller slave population were on the plantation. You wanna talk about wealth? Why is the wealth generated in Africa not distributed evenly to it's inhabitants if you think that's the way an economic system should work? Also, what do you have to say for the thousands of years of slavery in Africa? 🤔
He said the wrong thing now.
*mechanize our farms.
not theirs.
No shade, I do not see any native indigenous people saying this. They were the first ones that lived here and got violated to the 1st with having their land and people almost completly taken and wiped out.
What have reparations done for people anyway? Has it really brought positivity ? The best way to heal from history is to not believe anyone owes anyone anything and to get it themselves. The progress was made why? The reason is because everyone got together of all races and agreed on something instead of being divided.
That is why Mr. KING was murdered. He was the one who started that progress.
You’re obviously a white so your opinion is irrelevant. But MANY indigenous people have been saying they want their land back. Just because you haven’t seen it Karen, doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen Karen. Take your ritz self off this page. Your opinion and yourself are unwanted.
Huh?
LOL! This comment really isn't even worth a response. Because all shade, It's clear that you don't currently possess the knowledge to have an informed discussion on these subjects. In 1968, the same year MLK made this statement, the American Indian Movement was founded. Using the Civil Rights Movement as a blueprint, they demanded the U.S. Gov honor the treaties they signed, which included financial assets & the loss of land. What you see or don't see has no bearing on the litany of indigenous tribes who are still filing lawsuits over land & fighting for treaties to still be honored decades later. Exhibit A: The Land Back Movement. Lastly, I'm sure that the Reparations paid to Holocaust survivors in which studies have shown that it boosted their children’s academic attainments and income level, would qualify as something positive to them. I'm not even going to address the kumbaya fallacy that you tacked on to the end.
@@jacegainer3841the japanese got 10,000, the indians got 1,000, and holocaust survivors got 400,000… or their surviving heirs got 100,000 (4 years ago). and these are the people who actually experienced the mistreatment first hand. you guys are demanding how much? 20 trillion i believe? for something that happened 160 years ago in which there’s no real way for most people to figure out who’s ancestors were affected and who’s weren’t. this is basically just a big cash grab and you guys don’t care in the least what it would do to this country.
Massive misunderstanding. It has nothing to do with reparations. Don't muddle the truth and don't create s logical exceptions for your self, it will come back to bite you.
Reparations is to do with moral justice. He is talking about legal justice. Use it to start a class action suit against the government.
He does not use the word reparations, not hind to it, not even compensation. He is already in a big mess for integration. Big mess.
An alternative is proposed by Piankh in Reformation African American.
Exactly. Context matters. This was cherry picked.