White Supremacy: Historical Roots and Modern Day Impact
Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 9:48 · Video file(31 MB)
This video delves into the history of white supremacy and its ongoing impact on society. It examines how systemic discrimination has shaped racial dynamics and crime
Transcript
The problem is the cause of the problems that we have in this country is the cause of the crime, you know, racism is I feel like the backbone of all yields that this country had. If the day ever came when I could walk into a place of work and you could be there wearing what ever clothing you wanted to wear, whether it was clothing that depicted your African descent or wearing your hair. White people tend to say, well, that's another question I guess. We would gain knowing you, say, because we don't know you. And that robs us of a great blessing. We think we are entire and complete and that we don't need to know you are anyone of colors. We know what we've done to you and we know what over 500 years we've put in your heads and we know how to utilize that and we know how to take advantage of that. We know what we've done to you and we know what over 500 years we've put in your heads and we know how to utilize that and we know how to take advantage of that. We know what we've done to you and we know what over 500 years we've put in your heads and we know how to utilize that and we know how to take advantage of that and we know how to take advantage of that. And we know how to take advantage of that and we even know how to have a black friend. We know the dynamics of who is in control and I don't care how much the system has changed to the point to where what is politically correct at this point might be different from what we still know where your place is. We know where our place is. And to me the greatest deception that we've caused is that your people believe us when we say this is my place and that is your place. Because I see evidence and especially in seminars like this because I will hear non-white and I hear them speak when they don't even know that they are speaking from a position that I have told them is the only way they are going to be allowed to succeed to that degree that I'm going to let them come up that ladder. Of course I'm just going to let them come up so far. But the greatest sadness for me is that they don't even know if I have done such a good job that they don't even know that I've done this to them. A strong black man, one come, said to me one of the greatest things you can do from my people is to stop shedding any tears. And he said to me, you must stop the tears because my people are so conditioned to putting their arms around you and comforting you when you we, then they are no longer strong. They're a strength that is coming from standing up and saying, no you're not going to treat me like that. That strength is gone because they've got their arms around you comforting you. When I set in that room, you know, that the author of without sanctuary, when those when when he was speaking and those pictures were there of the teachings, the methods that we have used to keep control our way up. But when I whipped his words came back to me because all around me, the non white people would reach out and come for me. My God, they are in front of, I don't understand it. Another very wise black man said to me, don't ever appallate, don't ever ask my people for forgiveness. Because the words forgiveness means the eradification of a dead. If someone owes you money and you forgive that dead, then I don't know you anymore. And I don't want to ever be a part of, for even a moment, between just the two of us eradicating any part of the dead that I owe you because it's just dead. And it's a dead that needs to be repaid to the fullness. The Christianity has been misused for hundreds of years to keep your people in subjugation. And I'm speaking now of reality that the history books do not record, that history does. Christianity was used because if I said, okay, you don't believe the way I believe in Christianity is the best way to believe. So I'm going to take you and it's going to be for your own good, huh? It's going to be for your own good. I'm going to take you and I'm going to care away everything about you and just keep your hands and your feet because they can help me. But I'm going to do this for you, good, because I'm going to give you a God.
white supremacyhistorical injusticesystemic discriminationrace relationscrime rates