After the first minute or two, he starts getting into the message. I found it to be very powerful.
I am willing to “ have the conversation” as long as it is a two way street. Black crime in general and black on white crime specifically, need to be a part of it or it’s worthless.
We can talk when black on black killings are condemned and brought to a rational level. If Black Lives Matter then they all matter or they don’t.
I should listen to the piece before commenting but the ‘answer to racial tensions’ is painfully obvious....for the most part, it’s an incorrect assumption that there are racial tensions in the United States. What there is however is an endless number of charlatans who insist in fanning the flames of racism because without racism, they lose their raison d’etre.
In my office and with the business people I see regularly, I can’t remember anything coming up that remotely resembles a racist incident. Ditto for all the time spent with neighborhood associations, political groups, university, sports clubs, gyms etc. In my extended family, there are numerous inter-racial couples and the issue of race simply never comes up... unless, it has to do with something very specific of a factual nature about how somebody does something in ‘their culture’ or perhaps a discussion about what somebody has seen on the ‘news’. Who in their right mind looks at Candace Owens as anybody other than a beautiful and intelligent lady?
This is why this beautiful and gutsy young lady Nestride Yumga was so refreshing... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylAh9VjLTiU
The answer to racial tensions is to call out those who are fanning the embers of it and do what is necessary to make sure that these types never ever be allowed to hold office...
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