Introducing the panel 2:29 Dr. John Henrik Clarke starts 3:07 Preston Wilcox 5:53 Rev. Albert Cleage Jr. and the false narrative of white Jesus and the church 7:33 When did Christianity become white? (Clarke)10:00 (Cleage)11:42 White and Black Jews 14:11 What specifically is a racist pattern as far as the educational process or schools are concerned? 16:15 Discordance between the expectations Black people have for the system and the system's actual purpose 17:20 How white power functions, its purpose, and how Black people should respond 18:28 Pre-colonial, pre-slavery African societies predicated on communalism and critique of private property 22:37 Reverend Cleage delineates the environmental conditions that created individualism amongst whites and communalism amongst Black people 25:28 Cleage provides solution at 27:16
PEACE BE WITH YOU.. THE MESSENGER HAS PLAINLY STATED WHOS WHO ON THIS EARTH... WHAT ARE WE WAITED ON... WE MUST EXCERCISE THE KNOWLEDGE SELF.. LONG LIVE MUHAMMAD....... ELIJAH AND THE LIGHT(FARRAKHAN)..CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW..? ALLAH TALKING IN THE PERSON... ONLY WHEN TRUTH IS SPOKEN...
@@alphaomega8373little by little...we all get the spirit of the most high at different points in our lives (hence myself)...this video came in clutch for me as I'm 42 and re-finding "who I am!" APTTMH! 💜👑👁️.....💛💚❤️🖤
Wow, what a bunch of intellectual nonsense. There is no way to tackle any one issue as they are all based on personal convictions totally void of facts. Why is it that the black man always wants to invade a white man's neighborhood? Is he not happy in the black neighborhood? Is he racist of blacks? Why is there black flight from black neighborhoods? When whites leave black neighborhoods, do to crime, they are called racist, white flight. Why is it racist for white people to live in peace, among themselves, but not racist when blacks do? Do you feel me, you double standard racist brothers.
Wow, what a bunch of intellectual nonsense. There is no way to tackle any one issue as they are all based on personal convictions totally void of facts. Why is it that the black man always wants to invade a white man's neighborhood? Is he not happy in the black neighborhood? Is he racist of blacks? Why is there black flight from black neighborhoods? When whites leave black neighborhoods, do to crime, they are called racist, white flight. Why is it racist for white people to live in peace, among themselves, but not racist when blacks do? Do you feel me, you double standard racist brothers.
@@amenrakwamehotepporchprima9307 : On my GOSH - look who it is !! 😲😲😲 The trolling Comedian appears everywhere. Haven't you found that "Stand Up" podium which I advised you to buddy ? Hope you express that marvelous gift of comedy on stage in 2021 !! 🤣🤣🤣
My voice 💔 A time to heal Sometimes we have to see the dark before we can make change in the light- Renee B ua-cam.com/video/6ZL7zDzaFG8/v-deo.html “A time to heal” ua-cam.com/video/kL4q2FqWjsA/v-deo.html
Men like this need to be leading our community, fathering black children, and spreading belonging & truth everywhere they go. Black Women, these are examples of men who are deserving of a lineage.
They can't live forever, but Dr.Clark and Rev.Cleage did leave legacies that will live forever, the institutional power that Rev.Cleage talked about are still operating and in great capable hands
Women would chose better if they had men around who helped them. Cant chose correctly if the father is not there to teach her. Its starts at home. With 60% of black men raping black girls before they make it out the home, you trying to solve the middle of a problem without starting at the root
In most cases its better than a teacher in a classroom(elem.middle.high.or college/university)the internet can whipe out school buildings as a whole...can learn about the world...GOD any and everything under the sun that comes to mind...thats what i call an education...free will...not mind control
This is one of the most poignant and necessary conversations I’ve heard in my 51 years. The brilliance, scholarship, cordiality and bravery of each contributor are as exemplary as they are inspiring and galvanizing. I’ll have to listen to this several more times in order to properly digest the wealth of knowledge being presented. Thank you for this upload.
Man these are excellent minds from both academic and practical views. Tony Brown was a real black man who cared about our community and devoted his career to opening our minds. Thanks for posting this I thoroughly enjoyed it and have passed it on to friends!
The genius of black men being able to communicate in a way that is intelligent scare the hell out or white people. As a result of these facts they are trying to prevent black students from learning about their real history.
@@HorusHerotic What he is saying is true. In fact a bill is going around that is trying to suppress the taught history of slavery in school. But there really is worse than that. But I'll digress.
@@HorusHerotic Man please I was born in Jamaica and I will tell you this we fought to end slavery there and I do know a thing or two about it. Go to San Antonio and you will see the name Holloway Samuel to be exact well he moved From North Carolina to Tennessee then to Texas where he helped to fight for the independence of Texas from Mexico. With that being said guess what the white man fought for his freedom under Mexican rule but was not trying to have black people free. Can you even begin to tell me the history of Caucasian race of people.
I’m old enough to remember watching this show. When I was very young, growing up in New York City. Always had great guest and speakers. Dr. Clark knew his stuff.
18:29 - Rev. Cleage goes BEASTMODE. those astute will recognize him as the man who Malcolm X references/gives greetings to at the start of his famed 1964 speech BALLOT OR THE BULLET.
He's dope, but a little off with his Paul reference. That entire book including the gentiles were black Israelites as well that were cut off, no different from us in the USA who are descendants of slaves who no longer know their customs,languages or beliefs. We're basically what ever institutions that took us captives.
This really takes me back. I can remember listening to Tony Brown's Journal which eventually this was renamed as I believe with different sponsors....ironically, we're still struggling with many of the issues discussed.
Just think today we do not have anything like Tony Browns Journal we don't even have our own news network and that is intentionally done. I am very bothered about that. Whoever controls the narrative can spin a lie into the truth 24/7
I love Dr.John Henrik Clarke. I'm here because of Professor Black Truth, Jason Black, Tariq Nasheed, Dr.Claud Anderson, Vicki Dillard, Phil and Dr.Boyce Watkins. Thank you all for your service to the Foundational Black American community.
Dr. Clarke would’ve never used suck a ridiculous talking point. Tariq is a fraud with a white mother in law. He’s not even close to being on this level. None of those fools are
Marcus Garvey, Venmark Vessey, Toussaint L'overture, Shaka Zulu, Prof. Bayinnah Bello, Dr. Ivan Van Sertima, J.A. Rogers, Kwame Ture, Patrice Lamumba, Franz Fanon, Haile Selassie, Assata Shakur and her family, Kwame Nkrumah, Geronimo, Arthur Murray Cotton Chippers, Dr Yosef Ben Jochanan, Anthony Browder, Dutty Boukman... Our story is before language, names. Words or writing, this list will go on for an eternity...
First of all John Henrik Clarke never earned a doctorate degree he was used by the Khazars aka Zionists to push this Pan African nonsense created by Franz Boas. Clarke took his took his middle name after Henrik Ibsen a pale Norwegian. Has anyone ever heard John Clarke tell people where in Africa did his ancestors come from. The indigenous people of America acclimated with the Europeans and the not Africans.
@@macmac7396 LMAO OK, WELL WHAT ABOUT Baba Ra Nefer Amen Dr. Muata Ashby Baba Kaba Kemene Baba Ashra Kwesi Baba James Small Dr. Yosef Ben Jochanan Anthony Browder Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop Dr. Amos Wilson Dr. Ishakamusa Barashango Dr. Frances Cress Welsing Dr. Chancellor Williams Dr. Asa Hilliard Dr. Wade Nobles Dr. Ivan Van Sertima Professor Mwalimu K. Bomani Dr. Runoko Rashidi Queen Mama Professor Bayyinah Bello Dr. Tony Martin Dr. Marimba Ani Dr. George G.M. James Dr. Leonard Jefferies Dr. Naim Akbar Dr Lliala Afrika Dr. Huey P. Newton Dr. Maualana Karenga Jwanzaa Kunjufu Neely Fuller Marcus Garvey Booker T Washington Franz Fanon Harold Cruze
@naaim sharif He one of the very few people who I could listen to for hours without worrying about my ADHD kicking in!🤣..... He’s definitely on my Mount Rushmore for the Elders!
Powerful! We are now in 2021. We, as Black people, must put into practice all of what these Powerful scholars spoke of back then to get from under subjugation today.
I really love all of your great work,in my village in Nigeria I still remember how the hold community living as one, sharing common values together, everything Was just love
@@tashabseay2124 Our generation has to pay for our "elders" allowing for this situation to persist for so long. This video is proof that they made their preferred choice of softball preachers. And this is has contributed to why we are in the mess we are in today
Rev.Cleages legacy is still alive and well,in Detroit, Atlanta and Houston you can subscribe and download sermons from PAOCC Shrine of the Black Madonna every Sunday one of those Shrines will post a sermon they are in capable hands lead today by Jaramogi Menelik Kimathi
Rev.Cleage church is still alive and functioning very well to this day, this is what he meant by institutional power, he has been gone since 2000,but his church has not missed a beat, still teaching black liberation theology he would be proud of all the leadership he developed in his time here
When my son, and I would get our hair cut by Earl, on Lenox Ave. The man who sat in the back of the barber shop, by Earl. Writing extensively on his yellow tablet, was Dr. Clarke.
This is absolutely fascinating, as I expected it to be. And I see someone already noted this would not be on TV today, which is to say it would not be on BET or OWN, not even PBS or MSNBC. Prof. Clarke we all know, but I'd never heard of the other two scholars on the panel. Prof Clarke who famously replied to a debate question "I only debate with my equals all others I teach" in his support of the research in Martin Bernal's Black Athena.
I just want to thank the people putting out these videos,I cannot imagine these studies today.There needs to be a concious reawakening and we as Black People need to study much,much more.Let us look into ourselves and search in our interior selves and gain our sense of self to take our time and as our brotha Muhammad Ali said reprogram ourselves,also reeducate ourselves because we are miseducated.And,have Afrikan thought,Afrikan learning,and Afrikan value system.
@@stephenelliott4056 The status quo of America is too invested in the narrative of peaceful integration and that racism is the issue of a few individuals rather than the bedrock of the nation's systems. Look at how the Democrats(the ones who pose as allies) tried to co-op BLM and diffuse its radical momentum.
I love this conversation because as more information has become available you learn that the Americas and 'so called' Africa (learned this isn't the real/original name as well) have more in common than I ever could fathom.
We need more domas like all of these men. They are the kings that keep the truth in the story telling of America. We need to hear more voices like theirs.This shows we are not a monolith type of folks.
Bro, before the 70's.. The good Doctor was in his 50's in the 70's.. he spent his early years in Africa getting this Work for us, So now we know, we must spread and act on it!
Tony Brown is one of my journalism heroes, next to Ed Bradley! He is a echo from the past direct to our fingertips now. He stressed the importance of black people participating equally in both parties so the voice of our experience would be known as a path toward solutions going forward. When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. I wonder who is democrat or republican on that show. That is the beauty of the hindsight 2020 has allowed us to share. We can share with others to show them the reality of the past of not so long ago.
It’s amazing what you don’t know it’s amazing what you think you do now and then find out that’s not true at all I’m so grateful for these three brothers to explain how things really are may you be blessed
Very powerful - I learned so much from these beautiful knowledgeable brothers - also Tony Brown does not get his just due for providing his platform in helping to educate our people - I watched Tony Brown's Journal when it came on TV during my early years - thanks for bringing this back to life - smart minds who have viewed this can never turn back uninspired about what needs to be done going forward it's up to each one of us to make changes
Dr. Clarke- 17:50-18:30. Something that is realized by very few but indeed critical to understanding the Afro American's placement in the United States and elsewhere.
Even though most pan Afiicans do not know or hardly mention Dr. Henry Clerk, he was a giant in the struggle for the liberation of black people all over the world. His greatest contribution was to explain the history of white people and exposed in the process, their agenda and evil intentions toward black people. The Africa free trade agreement taking place today should be dedicated to our leaders like Dr. Henry Clerk.May God rest his soul.Be vigilant, the struggle continues!
I can and will listen to my elders. They conducted themselves with brotherly respect towards each other. You can't get Tariq, Umar, Boyce and others to do this, which is why I always go to the elders for information. This new fools just want click bait for their videos of themselves putting each other down. Ase Dr. John Henrik Clark, Ase.
I’m a science fiction writer, my movie is about a group of us going back in time when they wanted to reduce us to servitude and we imprison them and keep them imprisoned for generations. Now that’s a Great movie. I’m writing it now.
I really feel myself growing with knowledge. Two points I have been making is there is no need for one person to have millions of dollars while the other person has only $1. We must learn to share.. And my other point I tell people is dont think that the person that seems to have the power, will share it with you. It's not going to happen
@@terrijack1503 “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” (Ephesians 2:10) and "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world." (James 1:27)
Thank you AfroMarxist for another amazing upload!! The lighter pastor is first talking about how black people would do the same thing if they were in power. Then the white man could struggle from the bottom for a few million years... But then he comes around to agree with the professor on the left (both literally and figuratively on the left) that black ppl, like native Americans, have a more peaceful, sharing and equitable culture.
I am proud that I got to know Brother Preston and Dr. Clarke our talk was non-stop about our mutual hero Brother Malcolm X. It was Brother Preston whom I was especially tight with. They didn't bow their heads for nobody.
@@jamalrichman9287 could be "ignorance " ? Bible Mat 7.1 Do not judge or you too will be judge etc. Separation and segregation point of view of Malcolm X . (It's different from Martin Luther King isn't it. ) It's based on Islam ,correct me if I"m wrong. Wa3alakoem Salaam warahmatollah wabarakatoe P.S . I'm not a leader .I'm a student at best. So You may teach me but don't judge me ,Insallah .
Rev.Cleage was the founder,Arch Bishop and Holy Patriarch of the Pan African Orthodox Christian Church of the Shrine of the Black Madonna, he wore a lot more hats than that he was featured very briefly on one of the eyes on the prize series,certainly has not received the attention he deserves, but he didn't seek attention he dedicated his life to the liberation struggle for black people, any author who wrote serious work on Malcolm X would have mentioned Rev.Cleage greatest man I had the honor to meet, out of respect for Rev.Cleage,Dr. Clark came out of retirement to give just one more lecture hosted by Rev.Cleage at his church in Houston, it was the African Holocaust Conference and Dr. Clark close to 100 years old at the time lectured for almost 4 hours amazing voice very powerful, sharp, and wise peace be upon all these fathers of knowledge
My goodness this is pure knowledge of self. Its like finding something you were not looking for... but treasure it , because you have. My mind and soul are filled with understanding about the history of black people and the roots of racism.
WOW...Such an amazing dialogue. Our elders whether you agree or not with their perspectives...issues are still relevant to not only "Blacks" in America BUT also "Blacks" throughout the world.
Thank you Rev Cleage, I knew Paul was not sitting right in my mind. I think some of Apostle John's writings have been given to Paul because some words are not congruent to Paul's heart.
@Patty Hillman actually, that is part of the problem. Before you can successfully fight anything you must understand what you are fighting. Too many BM and BW focus on what white folks say and think about them and think its about getting white folks to like them.
@Patty Hillman Many of our people fell for that "integration" okey-doke strategy of breaking us and keeping us down. IMO our Black communities were stronger and more successful when our resources (businesses and services) were made by us and for us. Our main issue was/is white anger and envy manifesting as racism. They can't stand to see us in our rightful place, alongside and in most cases ABOVE them!
Fast forward to today in 2021. Each point they discussed was compromissed (schools, places of worship and culture). We live amongst a people that inherently are sick and greedy.
For me the Rev from 18:43 to 22:29 is revealing about the psychological aspect of WS..even the other brother with the look, couldn't help but admire... those blk elders, the giants of the days....
Introducing the panel 2:29
Dr. John Henrik Clarke starts 3:07
Preston Wilcox 5:53
Rev. Albert Cleage Jr. and the false narrative of white Jesus and the church 7:33
When did Christianity become white? (Clarke)10:00 (Cleage)11:42
White and Black Jews 14:11
What specifically is a racist pattern as far as the educational process or schools are concerned? 16:15
Discordance between the expectations Black people have for the system and the system's actual purpose 17:20
How white power functions, its purpose, and how Black people should respond 18:28
Pre-colonial, pre-slavery African societies predicated on communalism and critique of private property 22:37
Reverend Cleage delineates the environmental conditions that created individualism amongst whites and communalism amongst Black people 25:28 Cleage provides solution at 27:16
Thank you brother
@@themoshigh The only one to say it. You a real one. 💯💯💯💯
Thank you !!!
Ur the best ✊🏽
Thank you brother, much appreciated
This is what needs to be on tv not no Love and hip hop anything.....
RightOn ✊🏿
I 2nd the Right On!
Who owns the media? The synagogue.
PEACE BE WITH YOU.. THE MESSENGER HAS PLAINLY STATED WHOS WHO ON THIS EARTH... WHAT ARE WE WAITED ON... WE MUST EXCERCISE THE KNOWLEDGE SELF.. LONG LIVE MUHAMMAD....... ELIJAH AND THE LIGHT(FARRAKHAN)..CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW..? ALLAH TALKING IN THE PERSON... ONLY WHEN TRUTH IS SPOKEN...
Your enemy won’t help you like that. It’s counterproductive to their goals.
I could not imagine this show being on any network these days. Man, we used to be ultra black.
right i Loved every second of it
Yea brother when we were soul brothers & soul sister's rockin afros and right on was Black American dialect!!!
Mentally I'm still ultra black - I will not resort to today's so-called modern ways that are not conducive to us (black people)
We always knew this stuff. Whites are re just catching on omg!
@@sabrinasmith9646 Let's connect!!
These guys are MASTER TEACHERS!!!! Every Black person in the world should listen to this message 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Its all for nothing. Like speaking to an audience of trees,
@@alphaomega8373little by little...we all get the spirit of the most high at different points in our lives (hence myself)...this video came in clutch for me as I'm 42 and re-finding "who I am!" APTTMH! 💜👑👁️.....💛💚❤️🖤
Especially Tim Scott! #vote2024
Wow, what a bunch of intellectual nonsense. There is no way to tackle any one issue as they are all based on personal convictions totally void of facts. Why is it that the black man always wants to invade a white man's neighborhood? Is he not happy in the black neighborhood? Is he racist of blacks? Why is there black flight from black neighborhoods? When whites leave black neighborhoods, do to crime, they are called racist, white flight. Why is it racist for white people to live in peace, among themselves, but not racist when blacks do? Do you feel me, you double standard racist brothers.
@@L.I.2RVA
Dr. Hendrick Clark was the Coolest Cat Ever. Smooth, Powerful Dude ✊🏾
"Yes! love me some "Dr John Henrik Clarke!!! 😍 ❤️ 🖤 💚 ✊🏾
Word! he cut mofos like them swords in movies, and he have his back to them while they split in half...🤔🤣😍
@@MrJames-uy9wf lol Facts
Watching him, Cheikh Anta Diop and Dr Sebi talk shows how confident we as black men need to be about our intellect.
I love Dr. John Henrik Clarke. He was so laser focussed. No one could fool him.
Dr. Clarke was a brilliant man. I love watching his videos.
Wow, what a bunch of intellectual nonsense. There is no way to tackle any one issue as they are all based on personal convictions totally void of facts. Why is it that the black man always wants to invade a white man's neighborhood? Is he not happy in the black neighborhood? Is he racist of blacks? Why is there black flight from black neighborhoods? When whites leave black neighborhoods, do to crime, they are called racist, white flight. Why is it racist for white people to live in peace, among themselves, but not racist when blacks do? Do you feel me, you double standard racist brothers.
Me too😍
This is PRICELESS.
Amon Raw
actually it is stupid as fuck.
@@amenrakwamehotepporchprima9307 : On my GOSH - look who it is !! 😲😲😲
The trolling Comedian appears everywhere. Haven't you found that "Stand Up" podium
which I advised you to buddy ? Hope you express that marvelous gift of comedy on stage
in 2021 !! 🤣🤣🤣
My voice 💔 A time to heal
Sometimes we have to see the dark before we can make change in the light- Renee B
ua-cam.com/video/6ZL7zDzaFG8/v-deo.html
“A time to heal”
ua-cam.com/video/kL4q2FqWjsA/v-deo.html
@@amenrakwamehotepporchprima9307 Here go a melanin deficient person over here hating on Dr.Clarke he knew his shiddd.
Men like this need to be leading our community, fathering black children, and spreading belonging & truth everywhere they go. Black Women, these are examples of men who are deserving of a lineage.
They can't live forever, but Dr.Clark and Rev.Cleage did leave legacies that will live forever, the institutional power that Rev.Cleage talked about are still operating and in great capable hands
Yes.
Women would chose better if they had men around who helped them. Cant chose correctly if the father is not there to teach her. Its starts at home. With 60% of black men raping black girls before they make it out the home, you trying to solve the middle of a problem without starting at the root
Men determine who becomes wives. Women determine who becomes fathers.
These are some beautiful minds it’s a blessing to hear these brothers speak and give reference to the society we live in today.
This is mind blowing ... from 1971 ... stunning.
These people were awoke!
Well, people used to actually have conversations back then.
Thank God for the internet and You Tube!
100
Yes because when would we have seen this
In most cases its better than a teacher in a classroom(elem.middle.high.or college/university)the internet can whipe out school buildings as a whole...can learn about the world...GOD any and everything under the sun that comes to mind...thats what i call an education...free will...not mind control
Every person that considers themselves black should listen to this
I did ,and i was chocked about the ignorance based on revengfulness racial hatred and pseudo-science .
There's no such thing as black people
@@bloodyknuckles1477Black and white ,
It's like a chess game .Opposite parties who are trying to defeat the other.
A sad perspective , isn't it ?
@@natty3131 especially black! we need a mass re-education!
@@barta9342 can you elaborate?
Dr Amos N Wilson,Dr Claude Anderson,and John Henrik Clarke are three Gods that I can listen to and learn from all day everyday!
*Dr. John Henrik Clarke
Add the goddess Dr. Francis Cress Welsing to the list.
My three favorites too!!
Plus Baba Ishakmusa Barashsngo, Baba John Mbiti and Baba John G Jackson.
Dr. Ben is another one
This is one of the most poignant and necessary conversations I’ve heard in my 51 years. The brilliance, scholarship, cordiality and bravery of each contributor are as exemplary as they are inspiring and galvanizing.
I’ll have to listen to this several more times in order to properly digest the wealth of knowledge being presented. Thank you for this upload.
Man these are excellent minds from both academic and practical views. Tony Brown was a real black man who cared about our community and devoted his career to opening our minds. Thanks for posting this I thoroughly enjoyed it and have passed it on to friends!
The genius of black men being able to communicate in a way that is intelligent scare the hell out or white people. As a result of these facts they are trying to prevent black students from learning about their real history.
@@tonyrebel63 as long as you believe this you will continue to fail in life. Your fear clouds your judgment.
@@HorusHerotic What he is saying is true. In fact a bill is going around that is trying to suppress the taught history of slavery in school.
But there really is worse than that. But I'll digress.
@@tonyrebel63 a a 111q! A q+q qq
@@HorusHerotic Man please I was born in Jamaica and I will tell you this we fought to end slavery there and I do know a thing or two about it. Go to San Antonio and you will see the name Holloway Samuel to be exact well he moved From North Carolina to Tennessee then to Texas where he helped to fight for the independence of Texas from Mexico. With that being said guess what the white man fought for his freedom under Mexican rule but was not trying to have black people free. Can you even begin to tell me the history of Caucasian race of people.
It would have be an honor to sit in Dr. Clarke's class in that era,
I’m old enough to remember watching this show. When I was very young, growing up in New York City. Always had great guest and speakers. Dr. Clark knew his stuff.
Community Television used to be dope.
@@norvillerodgersspeaks yes until the media realized what was going on. People were being educated on their history. The WS couldn't have that..
@Ein volk Ein Reich Ein Fuhrer bruh ur name kinda makes me think ur a nazi
@Dennis Taylor. Don't forget Dr Ben Johansson,he also was a great scholar in African History. R.I.P to our great scholars
@@ryulewis2503 yes you are absolutely correct indeed.
18:29 - Rev. Cleage goes BEASTMODE. those astute will recognize him as the man who Malcolm X references/gives greetings to at the start of his famed 1964 speech BALLOT OR THE BULLET.
TELL 🗿THE 🎰TRUTH👀SHAME🕷THE🇺🇸DEVILS🎭
Yes He did go BEAST MODE
He's dope, but a little off with his Paul reference. That entire book including the gentiles were black Israelites as well that were cut off, no different from us in the USA who are descendants of slaves who no longer know their customs,languages or beliefs. We're basically what ever institutions that took us captives.
Rev. Cleage hosted the 1963 grassroots speech which Malcolm X headlined and made mention of Rev.Cleage through out his speech
Year of My Birth..
This Son of Africa..
Sits Very Proudly listening and Learning at da Feet of these Brothers..
In Swahili..
Ubarikiwe - Bless You..
Pure wisdom from these elders.
Not really
It definitely is real knowledge and wisdom.
@@GameN3rdz The truth often hurts 🤕
This really takes me back. I can remember listening to Tony Brown's Journal which eventually this was renamed as I believe with different sponsors....ironically, we're still struggling with many of the issues discussed.
Unbelievable
I even forsee that my great grandchildren having the same issues.
Just think today we do not have anything like Tony Browns Journal we don't even have our own news network and that is intentionally done. I am very bothered about that. Whoever controls the narrative can spin a lie into the truth 24/7
As early as 12 years old I remember watching Tony Browns journal Sunday Morning on PBS.
And sponsorship of Blaq conscious programz..Too many assimilation hamz
I love Dr.John Henrik Clarke. I'm here because of Professor Black Truth, Jason Black, Tariq Nasheed, Dr.Claud Anderson, Vicki Dillard, Phil and Dr.Boyce Watkins. Thank you all for your service to the Foundational Black American community.
Dr. Clarke would’ve never used suck a ridiculous talking point. Tariq is a fraud with a white mother in law. He’s not even close to being on this level. None of those fools are
Marcus Garvey, Venmark Vessey, Toussaint L'overture, Shaka Zulu, Prof. Bayinnah Bello, Dr. Ivan Van Sertima, J.A. Rogers, Kwame Ture, Patrice Lamumba, Franz Fanon, Haile Selassie, Assata Shakur and her family, Kwame Nkrumah, Geronimo, Arthur Murray Cotton Chippers, Dr Yosef Ben Jochanan, Anthony Browder, Dutty Boukman... Our story is before language, names. Words or writing, this list will go on for an eternity...
First of all John Henrik Clarke never earned a doctorate degree he was used by the Khazars aka Zionists to push this Pan African nonsense created by Franz Boas. Clarke took his took his middle name after Henrik Ibsen a pale Norwegian. Has anyone ever heard John Clarke tell people where in Africa did his ancestors come from. The indigenous people of America acclimated with the Europeans and the not Africans.
@@macmac7396 LMAO OK, WELL WHAT ABOUT
Baba Ra Nefer Amen
Dr. Muata Ashby
Baba Kaba Kemene
Baba Ashra Kwesi
Baba James Small
Dr. Yosef Ben Jochanan
Anthony Browder
Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop
Dr. Amos Wilson
Dr. Ishakamusa Barashango
Dr. Frances Cress Welsing
Dr. Chancellor Williams
Dr. Asa Hilliard
Dr. Wade Nobles
Dr. Ivan Van Sertima
Professor Mwalimu K. Bomani
Dr. Runoko Rashidi
Queen Mama Professor Bayyinah Bello
Dr. Tony Martin
Dr. Marimba Ani
Dr. George G.M. James
Dr. Leonard Jefferies
Dr. Naim Akbar
Dr Lliala Afrika
Dr. Huey P. Newton
Dr. Maualana Karenga
Jwanzaa Kunjufu
Neely Fuller
Marcus Garvey
Booker T Washington
Franz Fanon
Harold Cruze
Some and not some. Begun One won. Betrayals none
christopher columbus and other thugs - John Henrik Clarke
Classic JHC🤣👊🏾💪🏾
@naaim sharif
He one of the very few people who I could listen to for hours without worrying about my ADHD kicking in!🤣..... He’s definitely on my Mount Rushmore for the Elders!
"An Asiatic Blackman, what in the hell is that" John Henrik Clarke on Elijah Muhammad.
he ain't lying
Yea he had me laughin on that one. lol
Powerful! We are now in 2021. We, as Black people, must put into practice all of what these Powerful scholars spoke of back then to get from under subjugation today.
3 the hard way! Now this is a panel, All wisdom there complimenting each so well with TRUTH! Beautiful we need this
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I really love all of your great work,in my village in Nigeria I still remember how the hold community living as one, sharing common values together, everything Was just love
Powerful conversation by these brothers.
Rev Albert Cleage is the kind of pastor that we need in the Black church today!
The Greatest generation produced the last of their kind.
🔥🔥They wouldn't know what to do with a preacher like that... Pastors are too afraid to speak about these type things today..
@@tashabseay2124 Our generation has to pay for our "elders" allowing for this situation to persist for so long. This video is proof that they made their preferred choice of softball preachers. And this is has contributed to why we are in the mess we are in today
Rev.Cleages legacy is still alive and well,in Detroit, Atlanta and Houston you can subscribe and download sermons from PAOCC Shrine of the Black Madonna every Sunday one of those Shrines will post a sermon they are in capable hands lead today by Jaramogi Menelik Kimathi
Not so fast Rev.Cleage church is still alive and functioning very well till this day still teaching black liberation theology
Rev.Cleage church is still alive and functioning very well to this day, this is what he meant by institutional power, he has been gone since 2000,but his church has not missed a beat, still teaching black liberation theology he would be proud of all the leadership he developed in his time here
When my son, and I would get our hair cut by Earl, on Lenox Ave. The man who sat in the back of the barber shop, by Earl. Writing extensively on his yellow tablet, was Dr. Clarke.
Thats deep
A God amongst men
This is absolutely fascinating, as I expected it to be. And I see someone already noted this would not be on TV today, which is to say it would not be on BET or OWN, not even PBS or MSNBC.
Prof. Clarke we all know, but I'd never heard of the other two scholars on the panel. Prof Clarke who famously replied to a debate question "I only debate with my equals all others I teach" in his support of the research in Martin Bernal's Black Athena.
And that's how far backward we have gone since Tony Brown's Journal was on PBS. But I believe you're right, they wouldn't show this in 2022
"What's wrong is for powerless people to EXCEPT their powerlessness"....................Nuff said.
100%. POWERFUL COMMENT/STATEMENT
@Ein volk Ein Reich Ein Fuhrer you don't know anything you just take land and still culture my four legged cave dwelling animal
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Thanks for the lookin out........Nuff said.
This is so powerful.
I just want to thank the people putting out these videos,I cannot imagine these studies today.There needs to be a concious reawakening and we as Black People need to study much,much more.Let us look into ourselves and search in our interior selves and gain our sense of self to take our time and as our brotha Muhammad Ali said reprogram ourselves,also reeducate ourselves because we are miseducated.And,have Afrikan thought,Afrikan learning,and Afrikan value system.
This should be tauggt in all schools in AFRICA and on a dairly basis updated
This was one beautiful, Black conversation!!! ✊🏾
This would not be on Tv today.
why? curious, not argumentative.
hell No
@@stephenelliott4056 The status quo of America is too invested in the narrative of peaceful integration and that racism is the issue of a few individuals rather than the bedrock of the nation's systems. Look at how the Democrats(the ones who pose as allies) tried to co-op BLM and diffuse its radical momentum.
@@donovan5656 For real this is our reality; the frenemy in the 'cookout' we let in
For good reason!
Powerful and important conversation! Thank you and thank you to these powerful Men💪🏿✊🏿... peace to the ancestors 🙏🏿
This needs to be replayed ALL OVER THE WORLD ASAP 🙏
Powerful, and unfortunately timeless.
Nothing has changed.
Right!
Master Teachers giving that work out🧠💪🏾✊🏾. I can watch this over & over again
"i did!!😍😍" 🤣 😂
Thanks for putting African history back in the bible
OH! BRAZIL NEED SOOOO MUCH SEE THAT DEBATE IN PORTUGUESE!
A shout out to this video! We have three gems speaking on Black views.
I love this conversation because as more information has become available you learn that the Americas and 'so called' Africa (learned this isn't the real/original name as well) have more in common than I ever could fathom.
This here just open my mind and eyes in a whole new way🤔 Powerful
We need more domas like all of these men. They are the kings that keep the truth in the story telling of America. We need to hear more voices like theirs.This shows we are not a monolith type of folks.
I just love Dr clark. He knows how to keep a subject alive and interesting. A true African
The clear intelligence and foresight of our teacher Dr. Clarke is ground shaking! love this man!
It's dope that brother's were already awake in 70s and we starting our awakening too in fill years now
Bro, before the 70's.. The good Doctor was in his 50's in the 70's.. he spent his early years in Africa getting this Work for us, So now we know, we must spread and act on it!
That's why we need to teach the millennials and those after these things because they really think our ancestors didn't do any work.
@@sabrinasmith9646 This is true... I tell everyone I know to start with Dr. Clark, Dr. Ben...
Thanks for sharing this powerful, thought provoking video. I can't share this fast enough.
18:05 "The role of institutions in a society is to reflect the power that controls that society"
Tony Brown's Journal was a staple in my mom and dad's home. We loved and enjoyed learning who we were, what we were AND ARE, and our ENEMIES!!
Tony Brown is one of my journalism heroes, next to Ed Bradley! He is a echo from the past direct to our fingertips now. He stressed the importance of black people participating equally in both parties so the voice of our experience would be known as a path toward solutions going forward. When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. I wonder who is democrat or republican on that show. That is the beauty of the hindsight 2020 has allowed us to share. We can share with others to show them the reality of the past of not so long ago.
Likely Republicans. Democrats were the party of legal segregation, at that time.
Rememberance Rezpect
It’s amazing what you don’t know it’s amazing what you think you do now and then find out that’s not true at all I’m so grateful for these three brothers to explain how things really are may you be blessed
Very powerful - I learned so much from these beautiful knowledgeable brothers - also Tony Brown does not get his just due for providing his platform in helping to educate our people - I watched Tony Brown's Journal when it came on TV during my early years - thanks for bringing this back to life - smart minds who have viewed this can never turn back uninspired about what needs to be done going forward it's up to each one of us to make changes
Dr. Clarke- 17:50-18:30. Something that is realized by very few but indeed critical to understanding the Afro American's placement in the United States and elsewhere.
Get em Dr. Clarke!! Dr. Clarke spittin straight fire!!
Straight lies,just to make you blacks feel better and add fuel to the word racism
This right here....AMAZING KNOWLEDGE
Even though most pan Afiicans do not know or hardly mention Dr. Henry Clerk, he was a giant in the struggle for the liberation of black people all over the world. His greatest contribution was to explain the history of white people and exposed in the process, their agenda and evil intentions toward black people. The Africa free trade agreement taking place today should be dedicated to our leaders like Dr. Henry Clerk.May God rest his soul.Be vigilant, the struggle continues!
Pan Africanism is a farce anyway. It’s never been reciprocated by Africans. So it shall die.
It’s 2020 and it’s 1 week before 2021 and we’re still facing the same racism that has existed in this country for over 400 years.
I can and will listen to my elders. They conducted themselves with brotherly respect towards each other. You can't get Tariq, Umar, Boyce and others to do this, which is why I always go to the elders for information. This new fools just want click bait for their videos of themselves putting each other down. Ase Dr. John Henrik Clark, Ase.
Those brothas u mention are from a different generation. But u can be assured that they all know John Henrik Clarke!
Urmar is very intelligent.Now the rest of them is a joke
Right one guy has a white mother in law so he’s automatically a fraud and not a scholar in the first place.
Amen I so agree with you here. These elders are totally fact driven.
I’m a science fiction writer, my movie is about a group of us going back in time when they wanted to reduce us to servitude and we imprison them and keep them imprisoned for generations. Now that’s a Great movie. I’m writing it now.
Love listening to truth from my elders
Everyone needs to hear this. Very informative. I remember Tony Browns Journal as a kid. Nice
Thank you so much for uploading this and for all the work doing to find these amazing videos!
I really feel myself growing with knowledge.
Two points I have been making is
there is no need for one person to have millions of dollars while the other person has only $1. We must learn to share..
And my other point I tell people is dont think that the person that seems to have the power, will share it with you. It's not going to happen
Pearl Cleage's father, Bishop Albert B. Cleage Jr., is one of the brilliant panelists featured.
If only we had listened to Rev Albert Cleage!!!
@@cathyedwards3861 Amen
The white mans religion has made us weak and we need to be done with it
@@terrijack1503 “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” (Ephesians 2:10) and "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world." (James 1:27)
I'm pretty sure that Rev.Albert B Cleage Jr. did not have any kids,he did have a sister Pearl Cleage
This was really interesting thank you for posting this
Thank you AfroMarxist for another amazing upload!!
The lighter pastor is first talking about how black people would do the same thing if they were in power. Then the white man could struggle from the bottom for a few million years... But then he comes around to agree with the professor on the left (both literally and figuratively on the left) that black ppl, like native Americans, have a more peaceful, sharing and equitable culture.
This conversation deserves to be in the " Blackmans Den "with no recording!
50 years later. Still living it. Still facts
Thank you to Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Mr. Preston Wilcox, and Rev. Albert Cleage Jr.,and to Mr. Tony Brown. All Warrior- Spirited Men.
I am proud that I got to know Brother Preston and Dr. Clarke our talk was non-stop about our
mutual hero Brother Malcolm X. It was Brother Preston whom I was especially tight with. They
didn't bow their heads for nobody.
Malcolm X was in favor of racial segregation ,something the KKK also wanted. Wake up time .
OMG"👏🏿 😍 😍 ✊🏾
This is how i spend my time since the "Plan-Demic 🤔 😍 😍" ❤️ 🖤 💚 👏🏿 ✊🏾 12/24/2020
@@barta9342 The Honorable EL- Hajj Malik Shebazz advocated separation not segregation. You are a misleader!
@@jamalrichman9287 could be "ignorance " ?
Bible Mat 7.1 Do not judge or you too will be judge etc.
Separation and segregation point of view of Malcolm X .
(It's different from Martin Luther King isn't it. )
It's based on Islam ,correct me if I"m wrong.
Wa3alakoem Salaam warahmatollah wabarakatoe
P.S . I'm not a leader .I'm a student at best.
So You may teach me but don't judge me ,Insallah .
Thank you for keeping this history alive I set under these great minds when they came to the D M V
The Reverend Albert Cleage is a Gem.. 👍👍👍
The man is delusional at best. Brilliant, but delusional.
@@markl7743 Go do some research and stop listening to your daddy the devil Who DECEIVED THE WORLD (REVELATION)
This is my first time hearing of and from him. I'll be searching for more of his lectures.
Rev.Cleage was the founder,Arch Bishop and Holy Patriarch of the Pan African Orthodox Christian Church of the Shrine of the Black Madonna, he wore a lot more hats than that he was featured very briefly on one of the eyes on the prize series,certainly has not received the attention he deserves, but he didn't seek attention he dedicated his life to the liberation struggle for black people, any author who wrote serious work on Malcolm X would have mentioned Rev.Cleage greatest man I had the honor to meet, out of respect for Rev.Cleage,Dr. Clark came out of retirement to give just one more lecture hosted by Rev.Cleage at his church in Houston, it was the African Holocaust Conference and Dr. Clark close to 100 years old at the time lectured for almost 4 hours amazing voice very powerful, sharp, and wise peace be upon all these fathers of knowledge
Yo John Henry Clarke Grandmaster Teacher What you said at the End of This Video mind Blowing. Thank you
Why don't we have programs like this anymore?
Not enough money in it
My goodness this is pure knowledge of self. Its like finding something you were not looking for... but treasure it , because you have. My mind and soul are filled with understanding about the history of black people and the roots of racism.
Thank you so so so much for sharing this!!!!
This is straight up!!! The brothers are on the one!!! This broadcast was made 52yrs.ago& it's appropriate today.
Loving the education thank you
I'm Jamaican and very successful here in the United States. I thank you brothers for paving my path before I was born.
One Love!
Hoping you will publish part 2 soon....
Most definitely looking forward to it not unless the Europeans have already removed it.
DR. Clark, DR. BEN. DR. SERTIMA and others are champions of truth.
Excellent..!..all three Elders made my heart ❤ sing...1 PEOPLE....1 MIND....1 ❤ LOVE.....1 NATION.......1.......
WOW...Such an amazing dialogue. Our elders whether you agree or not with their perspectives...issues are still relevant to not only "Blacks" in America BUT also "Blacks" throughout the world.
Interesting stuff. Thanks for a great upload.
Thank you Rev Cleage, I knew Paul was not sitting right in my mind. I think some of Apostle John's writings have been given to Paul because some words are not congruent to Paul's heart.
Dr Gerald Horne is saying and writing today, what these three were saying 49 years ago!
Yes Sir
@Patty Hillman actually, that is part of the problem. Before you can successfully fight anything you must understand what you are fighting. Too many BM and BW focus on what white folks say and think about them and think its about getting white folks to like them.
@Patty Hillman Many of our people fell for that "integration" okey-doke strategy of breaking us and keeping us down. IMO our Black communities were stronger and more successful when our resources (businesses and services) were made by us and for us. Our main issue was/is white anger and envy manifesting as racism. They can't stand to see us in our rightful place, alongside and in most cases ABOVE them!
Gerald Horne be flip floppin tho
@@YouGotOptions2 When and how does Dr Gerald Horne "be flip floppin"?
Fast forward to today in 2021. Each point they discussed was compromissed (schools, places of worship and culture). We live amongst a people that inherently are sick and greedy.
I can't wait to watch the part two
where is part 2?
Black people was more Black and conscious when we was segregated than we do since we integrated!
Fantastic Truth that most are afraid to hear in order to be FREE!
What Clarke said at 23:00-25:30 is something every black person needs to hear and understand a million times over
For me the Rev from 18:43 to 22:29 is revealing about the psychological aspect of WS..even the other brother with the look, couldn't help but admire... those blk elders, the giants of the days....
I loved this and I SO appreciate brother Tony. I have my whole life, seem like.
Thank you
A Group Of Great Human Beings Amongst Us..🖤🤎
Thank you so much for this, on a real! can you please part 2
This should be taught in school .
An education the young, & adults must learn, understand, be educated in knowing a hell of a lot of our history. This is a requirement. 🌍🙏🏾