Educated Brother Speaks Truth On Ferguson, Economics, ETC (Video)
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great listen
I agree...
PikaDaDon
Thunderbolt Them Suckers
Nobody wants to hear the truth I guess. If you had posted this in the Locker Room there would be at least 5+ pages of idiot Young Thug/Lil' Wayne fans ridiculing the guy's physical appearance and no discussion pertaining to the content of the video.
I've listened to Thug & Wayne man. Still is no excuse for choosing to remain in the dark.
They must just be young souls, not even ready for this type of consciousness. Which we must accept, and work with those who do understand...
@Exile Drew why'd you delete 
Had a few questions I was going to pose to anyone interested in the conversation
Had a few questions I was going to pose to anyone interested in the conversationI'll have it back up later tonight big homie.@Exile Drew why'd you delete
It saddened me a bit that here in HL of all places it went so over looked.
Thread title suggestions?
Keep the OG title, this place doesnt get a whole lot of activity compared to the other sub forums..in fact I dont even frequent it I just check to see if there's any interesting threads and happened to catch this one
@Primetime21 we back in this. 
Be Strong Blackman
All Star
some trill tawk
Subs @theworldismine13 the freedom alliance is behind this video....
@Exile Drew
Dude was making alot of sense but I wish he would have expanded more on the 'business' angle. Because the problem I have is, starting at 23:10 investing in other countries, Nollywood, african entrepreneurs, etc. Number one, thats not a viable option for most Afro-Americans. Number two, how does that change the system here? I'm not saying its not something we should do, but how does it improve the condition of Black people here and how we are treated by police and civilian vigilantes?
Dude was making alot of sense but I wish he would have expanded more on the 'business' angle. Because the problem I have is, starting at 23:10 investing in other countries, Nollywood, african entrepreneurs, etc. Number one, thats not a viable option for most Afro-Americans. Number two, how does that change the system here? I'm not saying its not something we should do, but how does it improve the condition of Black people here and how we are treated by police and civilian vigilantes?