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DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 2_ EPISODE _22_ HOST PROPHETESS T · DA CREW Podcast

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A person person. All things ain't what they used to where in all the
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Welcome to inspirational Moments. Were Prophet is Tea of the Crew the Crew podcast
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And we're gonna start with a word of prayer. Dear heavenly Father and
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the precice name of your son Jesus. We thank you for this is the
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day that you have me and we will rejoice and be glad. We thank
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you for every gift and talent that you have given us. We ask today
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that you stir up those gifts and talents, give us creative ideas, give
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us dominion over the region that you have given us command over. We adore
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you, We love you. In Jesus' name, we pray a man and
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a man, and we're gonna start with a quote by Barack Obama. Change
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will not come if we wait for some other person or if we wait for
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some other time, we are the ones we've been waiting for. We are
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the change that we seek. And that was by Barack Obama on this week.
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I know that the month that the world gives us Black History Month is
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over, but I still want to talk about Black history, the hindsight,
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the foresight. In the insight of Black History, Solomon said, these there
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are three things which are too wonderful for me, for which I do not
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understand. The way of an eagle in the sky Proverbs thirty eighteen to nine.
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Eagles have excellent eyesight in the frontal setting of their eyes gives them excellent
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binocular vision as well as provisional vision. Eagles can turn their heads almost two
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hundred and seventy degrees while sitting or flying, and since their eyes are angles
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thirty degrees away from the midline of their face, they have a fill of
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vision of three hundred and forty degrees, very close to seeing all that is
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around. I want you to think about what this means for the eagles.
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Eagles have no predators that threaten them other than man. Because of their size,
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strength, and ability to see almost all around them, it is impossible
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for another animal to attack it with doubt being seen. One more fact about
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the eagles. Eagles are opportunists. Eagles will see another rapture till a fish,
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wait for it to return to its nest, and then swoop in and
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take the for itself. And the truest sense of the words eagles have hindsight.
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He can see all around its environment and understand what is happening. Insight
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its ability within to see an opportunity and act on it, and its foresight.
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It can see far into the distance physically. As you listen to this
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message this evening, remember the eagle. The title of this message is Hindsight,
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Insight and foresight The importance of history. This message is part of the
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celebration of Black history. Like I told you before, in the United States,
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we know that February is the month when we celebrate Black history. This
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event Raging Now originated originally began as Negro History Week in nineteen twenty six,
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and it took place during the second week of February as it coincided with the
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birth dates of Frederick Douglas and Abraham Lincoln. In nineteen seventy six, the
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bicentennial of the United States President Gerald R. Freud Ford expended the week into
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a full month, and doing so, he said the country needed to seize
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the opportunity to honor the two often neglected accomplishments of Black Americas and every ever
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area of endeavor throughout history. While Black History Month has been criticized by both
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Black people and people of other races for its unfairness and devoting an entire month
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to a single group of people, there are lessons to be learned from remembering
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our history, especially as it relates to our faith in God. During this
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month, we had the opportunity to reflect on our rich history and remember the
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price paid by others for us to have the privileges that we have. Excuse
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me, Celebrating this month gives us the opportunity to remember the best of our
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history and culture while remembering that it is our history. I want you to
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really take some time and think about what we have and how we got it.
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Talk to some older folks and listen as they tell you what was available
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to them just sixty years ago and what they experienced back then. When you
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hear and understand their stories, you can hopefully appreciate more what we have today.
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As I said, we have a history and It cannot be remembered if
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we do not talk about it, if we do not teach little brown kids
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that they didn't all live in cages, and that they made some very that
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Black Americans have made some very important additions to society. That not all black
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youth are standing on the corner with their pairs hanging down, and those that
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are standing on the corner need to recognize and understand their history. They need
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to understand that how many, how much blood, sweat and tears was shed
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so they can have the opportunity to go to school, so they can have
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the opportunities to attend college that have their things that they want to be able
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to buy their Gucci bags and all the luxuries that we afford today. But
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we also need to look at what's happening in the world today. The world
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today is trying to put Black Americans back into the slavery area en ever,
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and they don't want kids to read about their history. And some states they
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have made it illegal to talk about slavery. Yet did yes. Just the
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other day I read about teacher who was read and acting the Roads of Parks
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story and she really had a little Caucasian boy handcuffed African American girl and they
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acted out the scene and when parents were outraged and calling the school, she
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said that that was just an idea that she thought of off the top of
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her head. But she's should have thought a little better to how people would
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respond to that betrayal of roads of parks that she had. There could have
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been another way that she could have taught that lesson, And from what I
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understand, the little African American girl was the only African American girl and that
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class. So it's important that we know our history. And as we're sitting
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around and coffee clutches discussing what's going on in the world, we can't just
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talk about what's happening. We have to be the change that we want to
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see. We have to be the solution to the problem. A lot more
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African Americans need to get involved in the political system because it's not set up
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for us, but it's set up against us that we can go to court
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for the same crime as a Caucasian person and that person will get less of
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time. I recall a story that an African American man and a Cacasian man
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was in the court at the same time and they had both made it the
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same crime, and the Caucasian man went first and he got let's say,
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six months, And so the African American man said he was thinking in his
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mind, oh, you know, we did the same crime. I'm gonna
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get six months. And when he was sentenced, he was sentenced to five
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to ten Now you gave someone for the same crime six months, and you
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gave the African American five to ten years. How is that fair? How
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is that? It's like instead of we take one step forward and then we
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take two or three steps backwards. Right now, we're gonna have a brief
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back, Welcome back, and we're talking about Black history, and we're talking
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about hindsight, insight, and foresight. Let's review the definitions of hindsight,
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insight, and foresight. Hindsight is the ability to understand a situation or event
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after it has happened or developed. It's our ability to remember what has happened
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previously, which gives us the opportunity to learn from those past experiences. Example
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of this is someone learning from a past mistake. They experienced the failure,
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look back on it and learn from it. The process in learning from past
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experience gives us what we call insight. Insight is discernment, the ability to
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see clearly into the nature of a complex person situation a subject on sight.
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Insight actually encompasses both hindsight and foresight. Foresight is the action of predicting what
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will happen or what needs to happen in the future. It's the ability to
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see what is coming. Foresight moves us to action, and it makes sure
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we do not get too complacent or comfortable. It demands that we move working
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together. Hindsight, insight, and foresight allows us to learn from the past,
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adapt to the present, and plan for our future. Think of it
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like this. A person with no foresight, hindsight, or insight goes for
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a walk in the street. They see a car coming, they stay in
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the street. The car keeps coming, and they remain in the street.
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The car runs over them. They had no foresight, hindsight, or insight,
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which led them to get out the way of the car. When they
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get out of the hospital, they decide to go for another walk. This
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time. However, after getting run over by a car, they learn some
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things. First, they have foresight they know that cars move on the street
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and they should anticipate seeing them. Secondly, they have hindsight as they reflect
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on getting ran over by a car previously and taking precautions to ensure that it
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does not happen again. Lastly, they have insight as they decide the best
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way to go for a walk is to stay on the sidewalk. Now,
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these things three working instantaneous together keeps the person safe. But let me be
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clear, there are many people walking on this earth with no sight. These
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people see the car coming, get ran over by the car, and forget
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what it felt like the first time to get ran over, and continue to
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walk in the middle of the street, only to be run over again.
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If we're not learning from our past, we're like this person walking down the
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middle of the street repeatedly getting ran over by cars. Having hindsight, in
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sight, and foresight keeps us from constantly getting running over by life's circumstances.
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I want to share with you why understanding our history is so important, and
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doudrounding me for seven to ten. For what great nature is there that has
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a god so near to it as the Lord, our God whenever we call
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on him? Or what great nation is there that has statutes and judgment as
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righteous as this whole Lord, which I am setting before you today. Only
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give heed to yourself and keep your soul dizaling, so that you do not
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forget the things which your eyes have seen, and they do not depart from
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your heart or the days of your life, but make them known to your
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sons and your grandsons. Remember the day you stood before the Lord, your
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God at Harem, where the Lord said to me, assemble the people to
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me, that I may let them hear my words, so they may learn
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to fear me all the days they live on the earth, and that they
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may teach their children. Now turn over to chapter six, and let's begin
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with verse six. We need to teach our history so that those who are
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enjoying the fruits of those who went before them understand the price that was paid.
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You see, there are many of us making good money. We never
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once picked cotton. We live in nice homes and mixed subdivisions, not on
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the other side of the railroad chap as the old people used to say,
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and we as treated as equals. Sometimes we do not remember the times when
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we are not allowed to own our own homes. We can eat at any
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restaurant when we choose, as long as we're willing to pay for it,
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and don't remember the signs that said go to the back door to be served.
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There are many of us who go shopping and try on all the clothes
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in its doores and do not remember the time when we were not allowed to
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try on clothes unless we purchased them first, and when we did purchase them,
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we could not return them. There are many of us who never vote
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because we never had to fight for the right to vote, because it was
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something already available us when we reached that appropriate age. It's important was lost
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on us. There are many of us who approach learning as if learning is
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are because we do not remember a time when blacks were not allowed to learn.
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There are some of us to this day dislike other races because we do
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not remember those other races who stood and died with us during the Civil Rights
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movement so that we could have everything we have access to today. And finally,
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and most important, many of us do not understand how real and important
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God was to our ancestors. They truly believed every word that He said in
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our history. But as we're celebrating black history, it's more than just remembering
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what happened during the Civil War. Member the Civil War Movement brought to the
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forefront the struggles experienced by blacks in America because of racism. But if we
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do not teach our children our history, they will never know that Sarah Bredlove
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Madam C. J. Walker was said to be the first black woman to
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be a self made millionaire, and today's dollars, her estate was worth eight
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million dollars at the time of her death in nineteen nineteen. They will never
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know of our contributions to the space program, as portrayed in the movie Hidden
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Figures. They will not know how doctor Shirley Jackson paved the way for the
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touchtone telephone, or how Maria band Written Brown, a nurse, developed the
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foundation for our current home security system. Nor they will not know any of
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this information because we are not made making them learn their history. We are
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all enjoying the fruits from the labors of others, just as Moses told the
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children of Israel they would do. We are forgetting the people who got us
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here. And again, what's really important is that we're forgotten, the forgetting
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the God. Our ancestors served with conviction, we believe, but not with
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the same focused dedication and commitments that our ancestors have. I know it might
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be hard for some of you to hear and or accept, but our understanding
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of our history is not the responsibility of the teachers in school. It's our
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own personal responsibility for us to teach our children their history. So they'll know
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that they came from greatness, that they will feel good about out themselves.
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A lot of children don't like to read because they don't see many characters that
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look like them. So if you remember anything that I said today, if
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you want to be the change, if you want to see change, you
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will have to be the change. You can't just talk about the problems that
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we're facing as a people, but you need to come up with solutions.
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Be active in the political arena, go out and vote. Teach your children
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when they come of age, to go out and vote. Not just say
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they're all the same. It doesn't make a difference that I vote. But
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we have to be very conscientious of the people that we're putting in office,
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because everybody is not for us, so we have to vote for the peace
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people that are for us. So on tonight, I just wanted to share
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a little bit about our history and being like that. And as I spoke
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earlier, now you're wondering, like, what does the ego have to do
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with this? But we need to have the sight of the ego. We
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need to be able to look all around us, look back at our history,
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look around us to see what is happening around us today and be able
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to look ahead to the future and see where we are going as our people.
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Before we finish on tonight, let's have a word of prayer. Dear
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heavenly Father and the precious name of your son Jesus, we thank you for
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our history. We thank you for the contributions that was made before us.
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God, God stir up in us the conviction to be unified as a people.
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Stop. Let the people stop black on black crime. God, in
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the name of Jesus, everything that our forefathers fought for, God, bring
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it back to our remembrance. God, so that we'll be the change that
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we want to see in this world. We thank you in Jesus' name.
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We pray a man and a man and a man, thank you. Thank
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you for coming on tonight. I will see you on March twentieth. Have
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a great, great night and remember share this video, comment like in share
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and this has been inspirational moments with me. Propt is t have a great,
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great night, Good night, God bless see you in two weeks.
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Oh, nursing nursing me. Ah, things ain't what they used to be.
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Where did all the blue Skys? But boys, the blots from the
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north to something well nursing, pursing ah. Things ain't what they used to
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be. No