He does a great job of seeing through the eyes of others. He asks some in the black community to look at the lives the "narrative" has created in their minds. He asks them if they realize they are walking around angry, believing that white people are actively seeking to hate them when in fact most people just get up in the morning and start their day, thinking about work and family etc. He says if someone hates him for being black, that's their problem and he just drives on by.
He really speaks to the quality of life being stolen from black people by the false narrative that the white world is targeting them (my words describing what i think he's saying). I think it points to the painful way race baiting distorts reality and steals peace of mind from black people - very sad.
He calls out Don Lemon, Dems etc. and the resulting "habit" of reacting as if any conflict between white/black is automatically based on race. He says those who believe all white people embody systemic racism are doomed.
I'll put a link here to the part where he starts to question what he describes as "delusional" and "paranoid" thinking that many blacks have absorbed from Dems and MSM training.
https://youtu.be/2KwFpFTZVSw?t=79
He starts his video with a provocative statement: "White people don't care ablout black people!"
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After watching the video, and hearing Kevin say so much of what I have felt, I sit here thinking that the party of the KKK so resented the abolition of slavery that they simply shifted to enslaving minds. Since being slave owners was no longer available to them, they decided to call themselves Social Justice Warriors and collected minds instead. They would prefer to have one-time purchases in slave markets; the new slavery model they've adopted requires constant "narrative" work.
27 minute video by Youtube Channel: THE BCP REPORT
FORBES ISSUES Q-ANON WARNING TO BUSINESS LEADERS
The BCP Report provides a video analysis of a new article at Forbes.com. He does a great job and surfacing the biased content. For example, he notes the Forbes writer based his article on Media Matters For America, which was founded by David Brock, former lover of Comet Ping Pong Pizza proprietor James Alafantis. Since QAnon carried content regarding pizzagate, BCP asks how an objective article could rely on connections to the business as its source.
The Forbes article portrays QAnon as a disorganized network and then blames QAnon as if it were an organization, even attributing Ann Vandersteel's interview with Laurn Boebert as having been "hosted by QAnon" Basically the article asserts that QAnon is responsible for dangerous activity, is breaking into national politics, and is a danger to businesses and the BCP Report does an excellent job of objectively analyzing the spin/slant that the Forbes article employs.
"Attorney General William Barr and other top government officials have frequently blamed Antifa activists for the violence stemming from recent demonstrations in the wake George Floyd's death; however, in NPR's review of court documents of 51 individuals facing federal charges related to protests, none is alleged to have links to the Antifa movement."
Here's another Forbes.com article written by Seth Cohen on June 1:
Excerpt:
"What exactly is Antifa?
Antifa, short for the word “anti-fascist,” is a loose group of radical activists that has emerged over the past several years in order to confront white supremacists, right-wing extremists, and others it deems as fascist."
Since Forbes is protecting Antifa despite that group's obvious damage and disruption to businesses, with the support of corrupt Dems in office, while "warning" the public that QAnon political candidates are "supporting" a dangerous organization made of a "disorganized network", then the Forbes company is a threat to business, politics and truth.