Thomas Sowell Speaks on Black Subcultures and the Issues that Follow | Ep. 450

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  • @Mostopinionatedmanofalltime
    @Mostopinionatedmanofalltime 2 місяці тому +38

    Dr. Sowell is an American treasure.😊

    • @creinicke1000
      @creinicke1000 2 місяці тому +5

      But ignored for 50 years by the blacks.

    • @AldiAldiFPen
      @AldiAldiFPen 2 місяці тому +1

      @@creinicke1000 And he will continue to be ignored by Blacks. I read Thomas Sowell opinion pieces as a teenager. I did not think much of him then. I think even less of the conservative pawn now. There is a reason him, Clarence Thomas, and others are not respected by the Black community.

    • @Spaceoctopus1776
      @Spaceoctopus1776 2 місяці тому

      @@creinicke1000 ' the blacks' are not a monolith

    • @seanmetro3496
      @seanmetro3496 2 місяці тому

      @@AldiAldiFPen blissfully brainwashed
      and Demoncratically possessed

    • @seanmetro3496
      @seanmetro3496 2 місяці тому +1

      The first Black President

  • @blackiris3822
    @blackiris3822 2 місяці тому +11

    Kara and Danielle, Love you ladies. I'm watching your videos from episode 1 forward. We need female voices that are clear and erudite like yours. Thank you for bringing truth to the insanity playing out in our country.

  • @batman66ism
    @batman66ism 2 місяці тому +18

    You two ladies are such a blessing.

  • @kman-mi7su
    @kman-mi7su 2 місяці тому +25

    Lyndon Johnson was not pandering ladies, he was PROGRAMMING. Look at the victimhood narrative today and how it's grown.

    • @SIKE01
      @SIKE01 2 місяці тому +3

      he destroyed the Black nuclear family.

    • @BallinNQnz
      @BallinNQnz 2 місяці тому

      The victimhood narrative is perpetuated and twisted by white supremacists. There is still redlining, mass incarceration, school to prison pipeline, etc..... that is not "victimhood," that is reality and that reality was created by white supremacists.

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому +4

      @kman-mi This is true. We believe there are stages to programming. Grooming is one of them. It often starts with pandering to a group of people to lure them in.

    • @kman-mi7su
      @kman-mi7su Місяць тому +1

      @@convoswithkaradanielle4375 You are correct ladies!

    • @cedrictidwell4036
      @cedrictidwell4036 Місяць тому +1

      A lot of people might disagree with me on this one. But I think it's a Image thing here in America because you didn't find that in Africa.. although through the years it's happening there now. With makeup and trying to be seen .here in America the Lighter skin is excepted. But we as people have to believe in our selves. God made us so be encouraged. Peace out.

  • @ghayes220
    @ghayes220 2 місяці тому +4

    Excellent video. I'm a 79 year-old black man (one generation behind Thomas Sowell). I've been a huge admirer of Sowell for about 15 years, along with Walter Williams, when he was still alive. When Peter Robinson asks what's to be done, the answer is intelligent, logical young people like you two, spreading the truth, as you are doing. You give me hope.

  • @user-ob6je8jo5d
    @user-ob6je8jo5d 2 місяці тому +28

    Sowell is the man! 💯
    "When you want to help people, you tell them the truth. When you want to help yourself, you tell them what they want to hear."
    “There are only two ways of telling the complete truth ― anonymously and posthumously.” ― Thomas Sowell

  • @edwardbaxter3689
    @edwardbaxter3689 2 місяці тому +4

    Excellent. Keep promoting the Truth. Dr. Thomas Sowell is an American Treasure and his books should be taught in every USA high school. God Bless you two for this podcast.

  • @kara4827
    @kara4827 2 місяці тому +10

    I’ve mentioned this on a few podcasts, & I’ll say it again. I would love for people to come together & memorialize the great Thomas Sowell with perhaps a statue while he’s still alive. He deserves it🙏🏽❣️🇺🇸

  • @macdividinz2789
    @macdividinz2789 2 місяці тому +13

    Kara i NEED you! Nobody is more beautifully assembled!!!

    • @oreally8605
      @oreally8605 2 місяці тому +3

      😅😅 she don't want you. She likes me!

    • @liamsanchezgoestovegas
      @liamsanchezgoestovegas 2 місяці тому +1

      Good luck, bruh.

    • @mrj.k.8769
      @mrj.k.8769 2 місяці тому +1

      🎉😂

    • @CrazyPetCat
      @CrazyPetCat 2 місяці тому +2

      I wear my Sunglasses at night so i can so i can.😅😢

  • @lashawnagnesl.6773
    @lashawnagnesl.6773 2 місяці тому +14

    I like you all discovered Dr Sowell a few years ago and I am glad I did. However, annoyed also cause he is more needed than Sharpton and the like.

    • @ninairish763
      @ninairish763 2 місяці тому

      Sharpton is an obvious fraud and hypocrite in so many ways. While he pretends to be for blacks rights and their betterment but in reality he does everything he can to keep his people down in the victim mentality so he can stay making a profit off of it.

    • @francollins4036
      @francollins4036 Місяць тому

      I agree..i have just said that.

    • @willharriman1881
      @willharriman1881 Місяць тому

      Thomas Sowell is a bootlick propagandist who panders for white approval! He runs away from the fact of actual LEGITIMATE oppression issues!

  • @TroyKC
    @TroyKC 2 місяці тому +5

    I had to pause the video to get those books by Thomas Sowell 👍🧠🔥

  • @davidprice9792
    @davidprice9792 2 місяці тому +9

    Wow you women know Thomas Sowell and Voddie B. Great job
    I just learned about Thomas Sowell in the last 10 years. It is truly ashamed because this man is brilliant and so much to offer. I grew up in the south and was very country. So I was called myself a redneck but after I heard Thomas Sowell define redneck I knew I wasn’t one. Because I have worked very hard from a very young age and loved every minute of it. I have always been conservative. So according to Mr Sowell I am not a red neck and I am ok with that. I am a Christian Conservative who also loves Voddie Bacham

  • @donaldgoodin1190
    @donaldgoodin1190 2 місяці тому +18

    I’m 68. Grew up in a military family and served as an adult for many years. So my whole life has been in a black white brown world. Friends of all colors and cultures. Sleep overs as kids. Black families, brown families. We were all welcome in each other’s homes. Not once was race or color talked about. We were all the same. Our fathers were all in the military. Same housing, same school, same activities. Never once heard a hateful word about someone’s color. Even in an all white environment, not once.
    Now it seems the black culture promotes hating white people as a way to get them to hate black people back. And then call them racist! Every bit of it breaks my heart.

    • @leocriss6354
      @leocriss6354 2 місяці тому +2

      While I agree with your overall statement, it’s not ONLY black people using that tactic, liberals in general use this tactic, conservatives in general don’t use this type of argument or rhetoric. I’ve heard liberal white men and women use the oppression argument as well, but once again I agree with your overall statement

    • @rudvy1
      @rudvy1 2 місяці тому +3

      I’m 72 and grew up in New York City and I as a Black child and adolescent for the most part didn’t experience the prejudice that existed in other parts of this country. I was in the military also and it was very much as you described. The time after WW2 and the Korean War in the USA for baby boomers was probably the best of times. We were very fortunate!

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 2 місяці тому +2

      Started with silly Obama
      Then, Kaepernick
      What a disappointment 😞

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому +2

      @donaldgoodin I agree with the other commenter @kathleenking. When you back track this whole race issue. It did seem to take place when Obama came into office. I personally don't recall race being such a talked about point until he became president.
      @leocriss makes an excellent point. Liberals (black, white and other) have orchestrated this division.

  • @tetr2024
    @tetr2024 2 місяці тому +3

    First off, Thomas Sowell is a national treasure.. And you sisters are a breath of fresh air. May God Bless you both for speaking the truth and hopefully you are educating those that need to hear this..

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому

      Thank you so much! When we find out knew factual information, we like to spread the word.

  • @GoodKounsel
    @GoodKounsel 2 місяці тому +6

    I’ll never forget that documentary from the 80s when the young mothers stated a man in the house was not important

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому +1

      That is the government encouraging that response. However, to us it's more of a spiritual and character issue.

  • @jaimebaranczyk4332
    @jaimebaranczyk4332 2 місяці тому +5

    What I have seen on your show about the Welfare System and other things, all makes so much sense now. Thanks so much for opening my eyes even more. A lot of our social issues would be gone if we only strengthen our family until once again!

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you. For many years people weren't connecting the family structure issue with welfare and crime. Larry Elder is the one that has been saying that for decades. Once we started to research the decay in society it almost all leads back to a not having a tight family unit.

  • @willlywillly
    @willlywillly 2 місяці тому +9

    Y'all are teaching so much. The two most beautiful on UA-cam. Thank you for making this video!

  • @JacksonPinckney
    @JacksonPinckney 2 місяці тому +2

    God bless you all! Some beautiful black women with some common sense! Thank you Lord! Good to see yall still around! Stay strong my sisters and Keep bring it!

  • @ewil6x
    @ewil6x 2 місяці тому +5

    Came in with an immediate like because I know the show is going to be 💥

    • @mackcappel844
      @mackcappel844 2 місяці тому +1

      I could get to the thumbs up fast enough!

  • @djgroopz4952
    @djgroopz4952 2 місяці тому +13

    How progressive someone is, is directly proportional to how much they hate this man. 😂😂😂

    • @user-ob6je8jo5d
      @user-ob6je8jo5d 2 місяці тому +2

      😂 I make it a point to "amplify Black voices" by highlighting and spotlighting the great work and thought of Sowell and Walter Williams during Black History Month. 🇺🇲

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 2 місяці тому +1

      Department of Education
      Starting in the late 70s
      Weakened education
      Plus, TV..didn't help

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 2 місяці тому +2

      ​@@user-ob6je8jo5d
      Latinos went from farm work, to mechanics in one generation

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 2 місяці тому +1

      The 1960s
      Was like a "666" decade
      June as well:
      June 1963
      SCOTUS removed Bible from public schools
      June 1966
      6/6/66
      A magazine came out
      Saying
      GOD IS DEAD
      on front cover
      June 1969
      Stonewall
      46 years later
      6/26/15
      Don't forget
      BIDEN 30330
      2020÷666=3.0330

    • @dearestdarling9467
      @dearestdarling9467 2 місяці тому +1

      Talk about a positive correlation.

  • @DOT.CASH2
    @DOT.CASH2 2 місяці тому +6

    Unfortunately, some of us are gonna have to leave the Black community behind..It is what it is..💯

    • @bigguy671
      @bigguy671 2 місяці тому +2

      Sadly, I think you’re right. Breaks my heart, but if you really want to excel in America, you have leave most of the black community behind.

    • @DOT.CASH2
      @DOT.CASH2 2 місяці тому

      @@bigguy671
      Facts..👍🏾

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 2 місяці тому

      The only cousins I've been close to, are the ones married non blacks, on both sides
      I'm married to a non black as well

  • @turnerjaynesjr
    @turnerjaynesjr 2 місяці тому +3

    Thomas Sowell like Ben Carson like Clarence Thomas and Larry Elder. Are truly role models for me. Even as a man of caucasian decent.

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому

      These are men that should be at the front of the conversation. Instead, they push Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and now Benjamin Crump.

  • @user-sj5uf6ub3i
    @user-sj5uf6ub3i Місяць тому

    I have just started watching yesterday - I can't get enough of you girls. You're great!

  • @creinicke1000
    @creinicke1000 2 місяці тому +3

    I grew upon welfare. White single mother. When she tried to get a job the gov lowered the foodcstamps, so she went back. I would go hungry rather than use the blue tickets that told everyone I was getting free lunch, I was embarrased. What we neededcwas job training, and child care stipends so mom could get a job and we would be safe. When i was around 18 the black girls i knew were proud that they had several kids or had acsugar daddy.. It was generational.

  • @2Cambourne
    @2Cambourne 2 місяці тому +6

    THE LATE GREAT ECONMIST MILTON FREIDMAN WAS THE GREAT ECOMIST THOMAS SOWELLS MENTOR. JUST THINK ABOUT THAT FOR A MOMENT.

  • @faithwork1
    @faithwork1 2 місяці тому +1

    Okay, I LITERALLY wrote the last message seconds before Kara began speaking on it. Great minds! ❤ Lol

  • @nelviahamblin2921
    @nelviahamblin2921 2 місяці тому

    A great deal of my strength comes from watching my elders when I was young. I saw in the SOUTH, Blacks endure the most adversity but persevered. Excuses was frowned upon because of their great faith. I am so happy to have witnessed TRUE men and women of COURAGE. My father had a 4th grade education and was his own boss the majority of his life.

  • @paulbrereton5149
    @paulbrereton5149 2 місяці тому +1

    I very much appreciate you two. You break down what is said in these clips and make it relevant to this time frame. Good work.

  • @KennethGalanius-ss3wn
    @KennethGalanius-ss3wn 2 місяці тому +1

    I’m amazed @ how much info u gave us in the show Thomas so well is so incredibly intellectual and @ peace when he talks about I have 2 treat what he talks about as food I take my time when I listen and when I feel I need more I listen again I’m thankful that u brought this 2 us b blessed in all u do thank u again

  • @josephbreaux2668
    @josephbreaux2668 2 місяці тому +3

    As a black man I grew up in detroit in the 60's. Whites and blacks migrated from the south bring their culture north violence increased in my nieghborhood and racial attitudes increased.

    • @ninairish763
      @ninairish763 2 місяці тому

      I’m a white female that grew up in the inner city (hood) in Buffalo(still living here but in a neighborhood next to where I grew up) in the 80’s & 90’s. When my mom grew up there it was an all white neighborhood but in the 80’s a lot of black folks started moving in and most of the whites left to the suburbs. I was born in 1985 and my family was 1 of 5 white families that stayed. When I was little growing up there was never any racial tension or animosity at all. We all got along and looked out for each other. Back then we were able to joke around with each other about our racial differences and it not be a problem. The only time we ever experienced any type of racism or racial animosity was from a group of white bikers who still had a bar in the neighborhood. They targeted my family and our house a couple times because we were white and we got along and hung out with all the blacks. I remember one time when I was 6 years old we had a block party and they came down our street on their bikes starting trouble running their mouths hurling racial slurs at our black neighbors that were outside. They started fighting with them and one tried to come after my mother and the neighbors took care of them but I remember having to hide under my bed because they started throwing bricks through our windows because we were friendly with our black neighbors and they didn’t like it. I will say though I remember back then majority of the black families I grew up with were still 2 parent households etc. except for a few. My house was always the neighborhood house and my mom was the neighborhood mom to all the kids. The few kids that didn’t have parents would always come to our house for a mother figure and hang out. I remember one of the kids that would be at my house every day and he taught me how to dance ha! He was a very smart kid and talented basketball player. He had an older brother but parents were in jail or on the streets. So he would come over and do his homework every day and my mom would make sure he had it done and help if he needed it. A few years before we left the neighborhood he was about to graduate and go to college with a full basketball scholarship. One day while he was on the bus going to school some kids stabbed him to death. I would say it was about the late 90’s when there was a big shift with a different generation of blacks that started moving in with the gangs, drug dealing, prostitution, violence and racial tension. My mom moved us out after that happened and it got too violent to stay. Majority of the black families I grew up all moved out as well because they didn’t want to stay there with the way things changed. I wouldn’t change where I grew up because I had a lot of fun growing up in what I would call an old school black neighborhood ha! My friends would always joke around and tell people I was an “albino” because I was the only white kid ha! Good times but today I can’t even go in that neighborhood because it’s so different and violent and run down!

  • @dannyholloran6081
    @dannyholloran6081 Місяць тому

    I love Dr. Sowell, Dr. Carson and always loved Dr. Milton Friedman as well....

  • @Michael-fb3gt
    @Michael-fb3gt 10 днів тому

    Thomas is very intelligent beyond words can explain

  • @SilveradoShootingAcademy
    @SilveradoShootingAcademy 2 місяці тому

    Great commentary by two very beautiful and intelligent ladies.

  • @Michael-fb3gt
    @Michael-fb3gt 10 днів тому

    What a leader salute thomas

  • @MichaelTBaker-jq5dk
    @MichaelTBaker-jq5dk 2 місяці тому

    You two Beautiful American Women, are right on point. I Support your view points and you both are very enlightening. I’m an African American Male, who experienced PTSD as a child, before it was identified. I grew up in most of life as a Foster Child. Father abandoned our Mother and our Mother was an alcoholic who died early in her life of excessive consumption of alcohol. After the passing of our Mother came even more hardship and early childhood struggles. Just a note, any adult family members of our parents, that new of the state of Family,refuse to take any of my Brothers and Sisters in. So we became foster kids with many other life challenges. In all on a short summary, speaking for myself, I did not accept failure or life challenges, to prevent me from the American Dream. I went to College, graduated in four years, I got married and my wife and I have two Beautiful Daughters. Our oldest Daughter have three higher education degrees and our youngest Daughter have a PHD as do my wife. I grew up on the west side of Chicago, as hard of a life you could imagine. I was Blessed by God, kept my Faith and never had a victim mind set of self. I had many People Black and Whites, who helped us along the way into adulthood. At this point in my life and being married for 45 years to my wife and helping many others along the way, I can say I’m happy and living the American Dream.
    You two Beautiful ladies continue being You, for each of you are so important to so many. I love your channel and may our Heavenly Father continue to Bless each of You and Your Beautiful Families. Take care 🙏🏾💒

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому

      WOW what a journey. Thank you so much for sharing this. We often say that people are very resilient but when a person lets a victim mentality creep into their spirit it limits their chance at the American dream. The fact that you never gave up even with all the odds against you says so much about your character and will. Thank you kindly for the compliment. God bless you!

  • @kevinmonk9491
    @kevinmonk9491 2 місяці тому +1

    That sounds like a self esteem problem. No matter what, you have to believe in yourself.

  • @JackieChambers-xe3ir
    @JackieChambers-xe3ir 2 місяці тому

    God bless each of you ❤️, please keep this up.

  • @briansim1648
    @briansim1648 2 місяці тому

    Mr. Sowell is the Man. He nails it!

  • @francollins4036
    @francollins4036 Місяць тому

    Love Tom. I wish i had discovered him many years ago... he should be compulsory reading/teaching. I am white from Ireland.

  • @mackcappel844
    @mackcappel844 2 місяці тому

    My God ladies, this episode was amazing! Love your content and thank you so much for all your hard work and efforts!

  • @Michael-fb3gt
    @Michael-fb3gt 10 днів тому

    Write on Thomas, thank you.Good deal bro

  • @faithwork1
    @faithwork1 2 місяці тому +1

    Another great video, ladies! Thank you. I love Mr. Sowell, BTW. Hey, have you two ever looked into the Jim Jones story? The tragedy in Guyana? I always believed that it was a religious cult, but his primary message was socialism, and the main followers were black women. Sounds like a microcosm to the macro. AND we know how that ended! I'd love to hear your take on this.

  • @christophersailor5592
    @christophersailor5592 2 місяці тому

    Great job ladies!

  • @WalkerOne
    @WalkerOne 2 місяці тому

    Thank you.

  • @Blah-blah-sure
    @Blah-blah-sure 2 місяці тому

    Fantastic show. As usual! Thanks ❤

  • @seanmetro3496
    @seanmetro3496 2 місяці тому

    The first Black President in another time-line.

  • @crsounddoctor4937
    @crsounddoctor4937 2 місяці тому +1

    Hi Kara & Danielle, Once again "Thank You" for this video, your comments & your reaction!!! I truly appreciate you two Sisters!!!

  • @SS-gd4vm
    @SS-gd4vm 2 місяці тому

    Happened across your channel today…subscribed today!

  • @mariongould4173
    @mariongould4173 2 місяці тому +1

    Another great video...Indigenous from Canada.. It applies to our people as well. Victim hood, when I mention this, people become very angry..They want to continue the hate from past. Blame what they call colonialism..Sure there are people here that still don't like us, don't like blacks and other races for that matter. These people are ignorant and seem to be full of hate. However, one will find that anywhere. And it's not just the whites, it's both sides. When will it stop ?

  • @dashawnallen2397
    @dashawnallen2397 2 місяці тому

    Great show ladies!

  • @UrbanOne1960
    @UrbanOne1960 2 місяці тому

    Powerful episode.

  • @aaronbrowning5224
    @aaronbrowning5224 2 місяці тому

    Great job again beautiful ladies K&D! Your explanations are clear, concise & even If you’re smarter than a 5th Grader can get it! Thanks & big smile!

  • @rudvy1
    @rudvy1 2 місяці тому

    One other thing I want to mention, yes we had our own businesses, schools etc. but I think we hit a crossroads because of redlining! Maybe we should have fought for equal opportunity in the case of access to fair loans. Look of all the businesses we gave up houses we lost etc. Yes the water may have not been colder but the stores we would buy from was much nicer!

  • @Michael-fb3gt
    @Michael-fb3gt 10 днів тому

    I definitely dig that bro

  • @PurpleImpactStrategies
    @PurpleImpactStrategies 2 місяці тому

    As always, MESSAGE ON POINT

  • @onederfull3436
    @onederfull3436 2 місяці тому

    I CAME TO WATCH KARA (NICE), BUT THE MESSAGE WAS ON POINT !!! 👍🙏

  • @Michael-fb3gt
    @Michael-fb3gt 10 днів тому

    Oh yeah.I remember I was there in cold war for two years back in seventies in europe

  • @jimmyshultz7581
    @jimmyshultz7581 2 місяці тому +9

    Thomas Sowell is brilliant!

  • @zadig04
    @zadig04 2 місяці тому

    Good stuff

  • @facialsonDemand
    @facialsonDemand 2 місяці тому

    That rhetoric is to stop young black people from trying 😢

  • @tankbuster84
    @tankbuster84 2 місяці тому

    Hello From Louisiana.

  • @francollins4036
    @francollins4036 Місяць тому +1

    Why have we not heard more from Dr Sowell? And less Woopie Goldberg, less Al Sharpton?

  • @tonyb8660
    @tonyb8660 2 місяці тому

    hello ladies! looking smooth!

  • @bradyculbert7669
    @bradyculbert7669 2 місяці тому

    I'm glad you are teaching to lift yourself up and not to rely on the crouch of racism keeps me from doing anything when it's more of a mind set. I thank you and hope you can spend this all people God bless you to and thank you very very much keep up the great great work.

  • @sebestainpitts7423
    @sebestainpitts7423 2 місяці тому

    Facts 🎉

  • @larrybowlus5618
    @larrybowlus5618 Місяць тому +2

    You ladies are very good looking, yea very 😊

  • @garyneal8828
    @garyneal8828 2 місяці тому +2

    Group structures are a microcosm of itself. If you cripple a family structure, how can you expect the fruit from a crippled structure to bear good fruit? Whenever you willfully submit to being taken care of, you willfully submit to slavery.

  • @PurpleImpactStrategies
    @PurpleImpactStrategies 2 місяці тому +3

    Yet never neve4 did Ebony Magqzine have hin or ben carson in their top 100 AA influences

  • @mrj.k.8769
    @mrj.k.8769 2 місяці тому +3

    I'm just a few years older than you both and some of these things are shocking to me. Went to college twice and you have to dig for this information. I'm pissed because I know I have been lied to. This is crazy. I never had a victim mentality and in high school, I couldn't wait to leave my area (never to return). The majority of black people are lost. How else can you explain the black democratic vote? Sorry to say this will not change because of the trigger words racism, sell-out activist, and the victim mentality. The youth have given up, and sexually anything goes. I am glad I don't have children. Lord have mercy. It's strange when your eyes are open and you can't unsee a thing. We've been lied to....even by our so-called historical heroes.

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому

      Well said, we totally agree. It's unfortunate because you are the type of man that should be a father. We do understand where you are coming from but just reading your words says a lot about what a stand-up man you are.

  • @turnerjaynesjr
    @turnerjaynesjr 2 місяці тому

    Oppressors always blame others. Even when they are the Oppressors of themselves.

  • @jamesberlo4298
    @jamesberlo4298 2 місяці тому

    Here in Boston black people just like others we Segregated our Trash, there were certain Streets , Houses where they lived and were Kept in check, but in the late 60's there was a huge migration of Southerners from rural areas , mostly blacks and they devastated the City aNd drove out so many from the City , especially the original black Bostonians.

  • @davidbarber3821
    @davidbarber3821 2 місяці тому

    From my hometown GASTONIA'S FINEST

  • @impediment1
    @impediment1 2 місяці тому +2

    👍🙏🇺🇲

  • @larryhunter5318
    @larryhunter5318 Місяць тому

    Love y'all Podcast! God Bless You Both. Very Beautiful & Attractive Too! Hope you Both Soon Meet The Man of Your Dreams also and Marry and Have Kids. Love you Guy's😊

  • @RaisinBran-ir4iq
    @RaisinBran-ir4iq 2 місяці тому

    Societal norms, values and standards have never been a racial issue but, as stated here, a cultural issue. I fully believe the black cultural issue we're talking about here, were created intentionally by politicians (Democrats) during the Civil Rights movement in the 60's. This was engineered through welfare incentives for single mothers, food stamps (EBT cards now), and minority subsidies for housing, businesses and other free stuff. If this were done to ANY race, ethnicity or cultural group, it would create a dependence on the government for no other purpose than votes. It would also destroy the family structure, increase crime, and lower societal norms. Yes, I'm saying this was orchestrated intentionally by politicians.

  • @facialsonDemand
    @facialsonDemand 2 місяці тому

    I am very against abortion!!!

  • @turnerjaynesjr
    @turnerjaynesjr 2 місяці тому

    And once you destabilize a society. You can't leave them to their own vices. You must periodically stigmatize the instability.

  • @brianbannon6746
    @brianbannon6746 2 місяці тому +26

    I'm beginning to learn how truly destructive LBJ was. Whether it pertains to his 'war on poverty' or escalation of the Vietnam war. Cynicism is the one word that I always associate with him. While I associate optimism with Eisenhower, Reagan, and a few others.

    • @benjaminshealey7451
      @benjaminshealey7451 2 місяці тому +8

      It was LBJ who said to a group of governers that he would have black people(he used the derogatory word), voting Democrat for the next 200 years! He accomplished his goal because prior to him, America blacks voted republican. My mother told me this. RIP, mom.

    • @oreally8605
      @oreally8605 2 місяці тому

      With one stroke of the pen, and with the race baiting of mlk he destroyed the future of black Americans.

    • @slickrick8046
      @slickrick8046 2 місяці тому

      @@benjaminshealey7451
      That’s not true. The black bourgeoisie gave their allegiance to the Democrats under JFK. It was actually Richard Nixon who expanded the welfare program.

    • @ninairish763
      @ninairish763 2 місяці тому

      LBJ wasn’t only a racist but a psychopath!

    • @hellooutthere8956
      @hellooutthere8956 2 місяці тому

      I was a small child during his reign and I didnt understand it but I knew he was evil. I just didnt realize how evil. He was put in place by the intelligence communities and i still believe tht.

  • @facialsonDemand
    @facialsonDemand 2 місяці тому

    Welfare is a type of slavery. However, children are involved now 😢

  • @kimihuff7645
    @kimihuff7645 2 місяці тому +3

    I hope President Trump names you two as part of his advisory board!!!

  • @luvellecummingsiii9438
    @luvellecummingsiii9438 2 місяці тому +1

    Have you lovely ladies ever thought about writing a book? I would definitely read your thoughts 🤔

  • @jimmyTimtam
    @jimmyTimtam 2 місяці тому

    Hello Ladies, I have a video you may find very interesting "What Actually Happened To Prisoners Sent To Australia?"

  • @GregAntonicic
    @GregAntonicic 2 місяці тому +1

    These ladies are spiritually "grounded". Wisdom comes from God. The woke world are castles made of sand. Spirital warfare is real. God brings order, clarity, wisdom, knowledge and understanding. Satan brings chaos, crime and confusion. A liar, thief and murderer, from the beginning. Jesus is our advocate. Redeemer. Satan our adversary, roaming the earth, seeking whom he may sevour. Food. Fight the good fight.

  • @PhoenixRising82672
    @PhoenixRising82672 2 місяці тому

    The values in the black community were better

  • @Sequr2289
    @Sequr2289 2 місяці тому

    Yes, generation after generation of poverty. It becomes a wonder when one and others break through advancing thru life. Black exploitation is till happening particularly last thirty years wrapped in the music industry and not to be interfered based on profits. Another way of saying money is the root of evil when used inappropriately. Lol

  • @AldiAldiFPen
    @AldiAldiFPen 2 місяці тому

    6:38 You could not pay me all the money in the world and give me everything in it to say that about my people. You descended into Diamond and Silk level buffoonery with that statement.

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому

      The truth hurts. The simple fact is that black people have a cultural problem. You can call us names but that's not going to change the facts. Diamond and Silk did amazing work. Thank you for comparing us to them. RIP Diamond.

  • @EddieED711
    @EddieED711 2 місяці тому

    No one going up in the sky to a heaven. The kingdom of heaven is earth, and the kingdom was given to the gentiles or nations, Matthew 21:43. The kingdom of Yah=God or the kingdom of heaven is earth and a people who once rule will be given the kingdom again once they are born again. EZEKIEL 37: is the rebirth of man, verse 14. also, JEREMIAH 31:33 is the birth of that man or nation. The nation of DEUTERONOMY 32:26 and JEREMIAH 17:4-5, the same nation is ROMANS 11:26 and ISAIAH 45:17, the same as Paul wish that he were cursed for, yes, a flesh people and not a spiritual Israel spoken of by and in Church.

  • @sharinaross1865
    @sharinaross1865 2 місяці тому

    Boomers and Pre Boomers are at it again.

  • @leesimmons8856
    @leesimmons8856 2 місяці тому +2

    This is ridiculous by far, Thomas Sowell said, that during slavery, that black children live in two parents' home at a higher rate than today,
    What were the procedures of divorce during slavery in regard to slaves requesting divorce?
    Who was the head of the household?
    Could both the parents and kids run away to freedom?
    This is common sense stuff.

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому

      What he is saying is factually correct. People stayed together.

    • @leesimmons8856
      @leesimmons8856 Місяць тому

      @@convoswithkaradanielle4375 Black people stayed together because it was slavery. The slave owner owned the black slaves, black women, black children and black men.

    • @leesimmons8856
      @leesimmons8856 Місяць тому

      @@convoswithkaradanielle4375 According to Thomas Sowell's logic, this would be true also, most black divorces stem from black married couples.
      It's a term/ phrase call, intellectually dishonesty

  • @Hubtones1
    @Hubtones1 2 місяці тому

    Are y'all twins???

  • @leesimmons8856
    @leesimmons8856 2 місяці тому +1

    Stop trying to give blacks a leader dude

  • @tblack9711
    @tblack9711 2 місяці тому

    Hes a brilliant man. I just don't like that he's always talking to white people about black issues.

    • @user-be7tc2bd6e
      @user-be7tc2bd6e 2 місяці тому

      AGREED. I'm a black male and get tired of other people claiming all the black communities in america are all the same,like they've been to every black community in the US. They haven't. Just generalizing all black communities to what they imagine it is,so they can feel and be superior. Just my 2 cents. Even other blacks say this too.

    • @convoswithkaradanielle4375
      @convoswithkaradanielle4375  Місяць тому +1

      What does that tell you. Many black people aren't willing to speak with him. Or have him on their shows. This is often the problem that most black conservatives have. We've followed most of his career and black shows and magazines simply are interested.

    • @tblack9711
      @tblack9711 Місяць тому

      @@convoswithkaradanielle4375 That's insane that black people aren't willing to talk to him. He has too much valuable and sensible knowledge that black people need. smh

  • @SomekindaRedneckRabbi
    @SomekindaRedneckRabbi 2 місяці тому

    Good content ladies. Thanks, shalom and God bless.