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SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST |QueenMother Dr. Chen host of AST SPEAKS · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 2: Oh yes, I want to screaming screenings. We're gonna listen
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Speaker 2: to some freedom first first, and then we're going to
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Speaker 2: have a conversation to get ready for us to speak
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Speaker 2: building a new legacy with your hopes.
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Speaker 3: Queen, have a purpose in this here life song, Your
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Speaker 3: life a purpose every day so we can live in joy.
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Speaker 2: I have a purpose and.
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Speaker 3: All you do just special. Your life is true.
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Speaker 2: We are gonna take the music down just for a
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Speaker 2: moment so that we can have an opportunity greeting things. Greetings, greetings,
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Speaker 2: so Tep, and welcome a Quaba. We are opening up
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Speaker 2: tonight with a very sacred intention and we're going to
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Speaker 2: start right about here. Whenever you come into this vibrational
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Speaker 2: space where we get an opportunity to reason share our skills, talents,
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Speaker 2: and expertise. This provides us with an opportunity.
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Speaker 4: To always highlight the joy, highlight our blood words, highlight
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Speaker 4: our ability to actually love in the.
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Speaker 2: Midst of chaos. Some of us refer to these things
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Speaker 2: in other languages. Many times persons will hear me good evening,
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Speaker 2: Sister Queen Senneth. It's always a joy and the privilege
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Speaker 2: to be here the Crew podcast. I tell you the
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Speaker 2: Queens are amazing because we are able to speak truth
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Speaker 2: to power, highlight a variety of our experiences, things that
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Speaker 2: we have lived through, things that we have helped others
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Speaker 2: survive and thrive beyond, and being able to bring all
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Speaker 2: of these things into fruition. I like to start as
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Speaker 2: I share at the beginning. Many times when we talk
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Speaker 2: about the vibration of culture, healing, arts, technology, spirituality for life, inspiration,
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Speaker 2: freedom and education chats for life. Let's say that one
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Speaker 2: more time, culture, healing, arts, technology and spirituality for life, inspiration, freedom.
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Speaker 2: Most of the time we say for education, but we're
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Speaker 2: gonna shift that a bit to edification, and I'm going
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Speaker 2: to navigate exactly what that means. When we speak of
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Speaker 2: you need to edify all of the things that you're
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Speaker 2: engaged in, so that you are morally as well as
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Speaker 2: intellectually academically to some highlighting the levels of instruction, how
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Speaker 2: you're invoking knowledge, how you're sharing information, and always dealing
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Speaker 2: with the area of improvement. That's what we're speaking to
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Speaker 2: when we speak of the truth de power, and how
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Speaker 2: we would like to bring some of these things into
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Speaker 2: fruition in our work and our places of recreation and
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Speaker 2: our places of worship and any environ that we're within,
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Speaker 2: encouraging persons that this is that season. This is a
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Speaker 2: time where there's a lot of information being shared. There
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Speaker 2: are a lot of transformations on the earth. And since
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Speaker 2: I know that all of the other Queens of our
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Speaker 2: already address some of the more political experiences that we
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Speaker 2: have endured, and we will still thrive beyond, not just survive,
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Speaker 2: We're going to actually thrive beyond these particular experiences. I
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Speaker 2: will leave those topics, those themes to my beloved sister greens.
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Speaker 2: What I will do tonight and one of our intentions
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Speaker 2: and I realized that they're our guest that was intending
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Speaker 2: to join us this evening is from the universal Negro
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Speaker 2: Improvement Association African Communities League RC twenty twenty, and we
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Speaker 2: did have an invitation that was left open for one
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Speaker 2: of our previous guests who serves as a president as
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Speaker 2: the President General of the u n I aac L
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Speaker 2: RC twenty twenty. And I'm going to just put it
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Speaker 2: in the context of maybe something transpired, Maybe there were
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Speaker 2: so many elements in that workday that too much interfered
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Speaker 2: with being able to join us tonight, and we look
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Speaker 2: forward to being able to share a couple of things tonight.
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Speaker 2: So I'm going to start with a series of quotations
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Speaker 2: that have been percolating in social media over the last
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Speaker 2: four to seven days in the forty eight contiguous United States,
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Speaker 2: in the Caribbean, in Central and South America, and.
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Speaker 5: Of course.
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Speaker 2: Sisters in the North Canada, as well as in other
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Speaker 2: parts of the world. But I'm going to share those
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Speaker 2: things that came in English Firths and this may be familiar.
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Speaker 2: We can disagree and still love each other unless your
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Speaker 2: disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my
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Speaker 2: humanity and right to exist. And those are the illustrious
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Speaker 2: words of the award winning literary scholar published doctrine. James
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Speaker 2: Baldwin and I share these because I'd like us to
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Speaker 2: just keep that positive vibration, that positive energy, those types
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Speaker 2: of energetics. Stop using your energy to worry. That should
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Speaker 2: resonate with all of us. Use your energy to believe, create, love, grow, low, manifest,
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Speaker 2: and heal. And all I can say is that it
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Speaker 2: is really important, instrumental, beyond measure, for us to learn
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Speaker 2: how to heal and to grow. You know, it's amazing
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Speaker 2: to me that sometimes when we speak of these things.
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Speaker 2: I love when people tell me that they try to
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Speaker 2: call me on the phone while I'm on the air,
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Speaker 2: and I'm going to just apologize to my beloved viewers
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Speaker 2: and listeners because the focus is on what we're speaking about.
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Speaker 2: They'll come to come in a moment. I really wanted
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Speaker 2: to also share this particular one. This should really sound
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Speaker 2: very familiar. Nothing in the world is more dangerous than
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Speaker 2: sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity, and that is by none
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Speaker 2: other than the honorable doctor Martin Luther King Junior. And
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Speaker 2: I share these and we're gonna keep sharing these sound
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Speaker 2: bites throughout tonight's broadcast because, as I have expressed before,
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Speaker 2: I think It is amazing, really amazing, truly empowering that
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Speaker 2: for some reason our folks may engage in the fact
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Speaker 2: that this is a time, the fact that we get
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Speaker 2: up in the morning and we get given thanks for that,
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Speaker 2: we should be giving thanks for that to the point
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Speaker 2: that no matter what is happening out here in the
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Speaker 2: human environs, to the best of our ability, we will
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Speaker 2: keep rising. To the best of our understanding, we will
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Speaker 2: keep rising, and we will always do our best, our
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Speaker 2: utmost best, so that we can shift the vibration, shift
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Speaker 2: our energies, so that we move in a space of ascension,
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Speaker 2: of elevation, of minimal stress and anxiety and tension, even
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Speaker 2: in the midst of chaos. And I share these things
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Speaker 2: because sometimes we just simply overlook little simple things like
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Speaker 2: taking a deep breath and embrace our healing, embracing our strength,
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Speaker 2: embracing our gifts, embracing our blessings, embracing the fact that
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Speaker 2: we have an anointing that we are to honor, respect,
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Speaker 2: and uphold the highest integrity, ethics, and moral fortitude. I
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Speaker 2: know we got the little big words. It got Really
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Speaker 2: we can get a little bit wild sometimes we're start
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Speaker 2: to talking this for because we're saying this in the
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Speaker 2: midst of things that are throwing many of our communities off.
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Speaker 2: We also, I'm going to share another saying, and these
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Speaker 2: are different means that are I think somebody has some sound,
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Speaker 2: and I believe that we are hearing. I believe our
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Speaker 2: guest has joined us, so please bring him in. Thank you.
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Speaker 2: I don't see you at all though. Greetings. I hear you.
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Speaker 2: I can hear you, but I do not see you. Okay,
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Speaker 2: we got something going on with the sound.
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Speaker 5: No hold on, it should be fine. I just got
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Speaker 5: to move to a different location.
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Speaker 2: Spoke to my beloved viewers and listeners who are being
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Speaker 2: joined momentarily by our invited guests, Baba Akreely and Kruma,
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Speaker 2: who serves as the President General for the Universal Negro
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Speaker 2: Improvement Association African Communities.
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Speaker 5: League R.
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Speaker 2: And I can you see now. We can see you now,
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Speaker 2: and everyone can see you and they can hear you
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Speaker 2: as well. Thank you. And with that being said, Green,
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Speaker 2: I think you probably may want to bring your camera.
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Speaker 2: You're good, We're gonna We're not gonna excellent that way,
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Speaker 2: you can see a little bit better. Thank you, Bubba.
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Speaker 2: And so let me go back to I was staying.
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Speaker 2: I was sharing some sayings, you know, to kind of
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Speaker 2: set the stage for part of our com part of
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Speaker 2: our versation, I should say. And so I'm gonna shift
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Speaker 2: to some other more engaging commentary that will lend itself
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Speaker 2: to some of the things that we can always share
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Speaker 2: and talk about, and part of it always comes from Again,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna use some of the words of persons like
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Speaker 2: Bob Marley Mono.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 2: We always talk about release yourself from mental slavery, right,
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Speaker 2: and it's really important that we begin to stay in
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Speaker 2: that space of releasing ourselves from mental slavery. And I
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Speaker 2: prefer to say from mental enslavement, because no womans birth
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Speaker 2: to a slave. A woman gives birth to a child
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Speaker 2: that may become enslaved. And I share that through what
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Speaker 2: has always been brought to our attention by sister queens
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Speaker 2: like Eldress Adure, Claude Young Hines, one of the regions
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Speaker 2: well renowned strategists and strategic planners. More specifically, so I'm
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Speaker 2: going to use a quotation from West gil and if
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Speaker 2: you're not sure what West Gale is, I encourage persons
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Speaker 2: that are within listening shot viewing shot of any of
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Speaker 2: this particular broadcast West Gieng Gyul. It is a powerful
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Speaker 2: platform sharing a lot of information about the realities life skills.
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Speaker 2: Holding up our high achievers, our cultural stores, our historians, educators,
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Speaker 2: our scientists, our creators are much more right here in
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Speaker 2: the cultural capital of the Virgin Islands of the United States.
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Speaker 2: I sink CROI and I would like to just share
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Speaker 2: this particular quote before I reopen up in dinversation with
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Speaker 2: PG Achille, and I quote, I don't care who's sitting where.
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Speaker 2: I won't allow it to change my mindset how I
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Speaker 2: choose to serve my community or how I choose to
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Speaker 2: walk in my purpose. Let us continue to focus on
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Speaker 2: what is in our control. We're only doomed if we
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Speaker 2: decide mentally that we are unquote from West Yo, I
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Speaker 2: just I'm just putting it out there because I think
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Speaker 2: it's really important with everything that has transpired, that we
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Speaker 2: I like not naming things that bring an air of negativity, despondents,
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Speaker 2: and tremendous hurt to the spirit and the soul. So
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Speaker 2: what we're doing when we speak of us speaks building
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Speaker 2: a new legacy. We also vibrate on things that we
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Speaker 2: must realize that the ground. Another quotation, and this one
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Speaker 2: is anonymous, so I guess you could he who said
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Speaker 2: this one. We must realize that the ground should be
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Speaker 2: prepared first. If the seed is sown correctly, the plant
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Speaker 2: will grow to its full potential. Prepare the soil, then plant.
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Speaker 2: And that's where we are starting and really opening up
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Speaker 2: our podcast Vibration for tonight, because our intention has been
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Speaker 2: to speak around things that are very positive, that are uplifting,
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Speaker 2: that bring energy regarding what is it that we are doing,
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Speaker 2: what is happening, what are you doing in your community?
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Speaker 2: How are you honoring all of the different observances for
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Speaker 2: the month of November. Right, some persons are honoring. We
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Speaker 2: know that this weekend is going to be a whole
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Speaker 2: vibration in the forty eight contiguous US around Veteran's Day,
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Speaker 2: and we want to take a moment moment of silence
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Speaker 2: and reflection for all of the veterans, all of the
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Speaker 2: veterans for just their service, and not just to thank you,
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Speaker 2: but an authentic including you by because we know I
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Speaker 2: remember I'm saying it to you as well. You know,
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Speaker 2: we're grateful because there is a number that's a sacrifice
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Speaker 2: and looking at it through that lens outside of how
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Speaker 2: other people may perceive. We have a number of warriors.
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Speaker 2: We've got spiritual warriors, we've got cultural warriors, we've got
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Speaker 2: political warriors, we've got our psychological warriors, we've got our
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Speaker 2: health care warriors, we've got our wars, we have revolutionary warrants,
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Speaker 2: and we've always encompassed that when we speak of that
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Speaker 2: other observances during the month of Noevembo, persons as quiet
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Speaker 2: as it's kept. Even the White House in its recent
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Speaker 2: manifestations honors November and designates it as National Native American
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Speaker 2: Heritage Mane. That's a whole other conversation of things that
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Speaker 2: we can begin to bring forward, share highlight, and I
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Speaker 2: always encourage persons go further, keep going deeper when we
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Speaker 2: begin to look at what are the observations that are
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Speaker 2: shared wherever you live and what can you do? So
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Speaker 2: with that, we'll pause on that. I can come to
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Speaker 2: my other informercials later. Because you're here. I really would
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Speaker 2: like to thank you, Baba Piji and Crewmer. We're just
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Speaker 2: making some time in the evening to share with us.
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Speaker 2: We know that we're in different time zones because the
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Speaker 2: world of world changes things virtually an honor and privilege
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Speaker 2: for us to be able to be upright and being
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Speaker 2: able to share things. I would like to ask you
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Speaker 2: to give an overview something concise for just our viewers
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Speaker 2: and that are not that familiar with what the U
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Speaker 2: n I a AC l r C twenty twenty is
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Speaker 2: and what are some of the things you'd like to
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Speaker 2: highlight and share. Please give thanks.
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Speaker 5: Give thanks, Sante Sona. I appreciate having an opportunity to
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Speaker 5: speak to the audience and getting to share a message.
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Speaker 5: The Universal of Negro im Provement Association African Communities LE
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Speaker 5: Rehabilitating Committee was established in order to rehabilitate not just
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Speaker 5: the U and I AACL because we viewed the direction incorrect,
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Speaker 5: but to rehabilitate the race because we also view that
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Speaker 5: direction is one in which we needed a type of collaborative,
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Speaker 5: cooperative and leadership entity in order to move us forward. Said,
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Speaker 5: we don't have all the answers. What we have is
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Speaker 5: a structure. Marcus Messiah Garvey and the men and women
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Speaker 5: of that era built a structure for African people to
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Speaker 5: follow and then building that structure, they didn't build it
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Speaker 5: so that they would not change their build it so
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Speaker 5: that it would adapt to conditions and challenges, because that's
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Speaker 5: how our ancestors worked and their desire and commitment to
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Speaker 5: establish a government on the continent of Africa that worked
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Speaker 5: for African people. We maintain that as a mission, but
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Speaker 5: to also recognize that we need to do it differently
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Speaker 5: because of the progress for lack of a better word,
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Speaker 5: but the changes that have taken place on the continent
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Speaker 5: of Africa. We also, as RC twenty twenty, recognize the
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Speaker 5: conditions of our people here in America and our people
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Speaker 5: on the islands and extensions of us because reality is
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Speaker 5: this government of the USA has damaged African people across
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Speaker 5: the board, in the Caribbeans, in the West Indies, in Australia,
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Speaker 5: the government has had far reached, So we want to
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Speaker 5: have far reached. And we also recognize that part of
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Speaker 5: the answer is the proper education of our children, but
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Speaker 5: also a part of the answer is a proper education
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Speaker 5: and stimulation of the minds that can move forward today.
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Speaker 5: So our mission is one to rehabilitate, but two is
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Speaker 5: to build and structure the government so that when we
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Speaker 5: are able to implement that governmental structure on the continent
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Speaker 5: of Africa, we can be functional, but it also is
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Speaker 5: a way for us to begin to endell within the
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Speaker 5: minds of our African people that we can, we must,
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Speaker 5: We will build a government that speaks on behalf of us,
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Speaker 5: because we don't have one anywhere in the world that
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Speaker 5: truly speaks on behalf of people of African descent. That
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Speaker 5: was part of the desire and the mythology of the
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Speaker 5: honoral markets and Sidegardy and the men and women or
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Speaker 5: the correct myself, women and men that support it and
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Speaker 5: build with him. Yes, we have a tendency not to
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Speaker 5: recognize the strength, but if you wear the unk, you
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Speaker 5: have to know the strength. So it's always women and men,
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Speaker 5: and also recognizing that leadership is within the African woman.
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Speaker 5: You see, fear of leadership is fear of you. It's
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Speaker 5: not a fear of men. It's a fear of African women.
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Speaker 5: It's a fear of your rise. It's a fear of us.
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Speaker 5: And the European has used our maleness as a tool
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Speaker 5: against us. And part of RC twenty twenties function is
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Speaker 5: to salute African women. One of the first phrases that
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Speaker 5: we ever printed was African women Lead even though I
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Speaker 5: am president in general I truly recognize that African women lead.
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Speaker 5: So I listen, I learned, and then I try to
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Speaker 5: also move the agenda forward because it's important that not
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Speaker 5: only we speak to the world now, but we prepare
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Speaker 5: to speak to our youth coming up. You see, youth
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Speaker 5: are the engine. They are the engine. They are where
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Speaker 5: the energy will come from to change the world. If
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Speaker 5: you look around the world, you will see that our
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Speaker 5: youth have a lot of challenges and a lot of
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Speaker 5: problems personally is because they don't have a cultural foundation.
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Speaker 5: They have a foundation either of USA, Britain and some
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Speaker 5: other alien aspect, and even when they are from our
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Speaker 5: islands and with our ancestors like Saint Croix or Jamaica,
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Speaker 5: the governmental structure is built on the European aspect and
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Speaker 5: it treats people in a European way. We have to
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Speaker 5: change that. Part of the mission is to build the
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Speaker 5: entity that it only speaks to our youth, but speaks
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Speaker 5: to other governmental entities so that they recognize the role
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Speaker 5: we play and determine in the direction of our people.
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Speaker 5: We scream about crime in our community, a crime in
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Speaker 5: our community is forced by the governments that move us.
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Speaker 5: As we change the governmental structure. We can change what
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Speaker 5: happens in our neighborhoods, We can change what happens in
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Speaker 5: our communities. We can build back the respect and the
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Speaker 5: honor that goes to African queens, elders and young and
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Speaker 5: then we can build a stronger African nation. So the
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Speaker 5: un IAACLRC twenty twenties mission is to be that catalyst
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Speaker 5: and to be that government so that at the proper
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Speaker 5: time and in the proper place, everyone will know we
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Speaker 5: are there. There may be others, but it's not building
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Speaker 5: the government. It's not about building the economics to make
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Speaker 5: the government stronger and richer. It's about building economics to
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Speaker 5: make our people better and stronger and safer. It's about
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Speaker 5: building a political system that secures the future of our children,
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Speaker 5: of our people. And that's important because we have a
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Speaker 5: tendency to get lost in the rhetoric of the world today.
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Speaker 5: R C twenty twenty is not lost.
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Speaker 2: I'm grateful for you being able to give that to
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Speaker 2: our viewers and our listeners very very concisely and with
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Speaker 2: a with that caveat that it's about working with it's intergenerational,
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Speaker 2: it's across gender, it's inclusive of a wide variety of
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Speaker 2: realities that have happened within our communities. And it's very
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Speaker 2: important that persons are comfortable the same way that we
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Speaker 2: speak of ourselves as as those that move with an anointing,
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Speaker 2: with blessings, with harmony, with unity, that we embrace our
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Speaker 2: relationships amongst ourselves as persons of African ancestry, unapologetically, because
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Speaker 2: those are the things that will help you the grounding
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Speaker 2: of what we have experienced, what we have learned, what
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Speaker 2: we have done together. So when persons speak of truth.
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Speaker 5: And no, please no, please apologize.
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Speaker 2: No, I was just speaking of my aunt. So I
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Speaker 2: was just explicated because I use this termine.
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Speaker 5: No, but I want you to say those seven value.
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Speaker 5: I want you to say those seven values. I think
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Speaker 5: it's extremely important.
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Speaker 2: Yes, truth, justice, order, reciprocity, balance, divine righteousness, and harmony.
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Speaker 2: And it takes those seven qualities, those seven principles to
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Speaker 2: then speak to a four letter word, a nice four
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Speaker 2: letter word. I should add my aunt. And so when
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Speaker 2: persons things are my audical or that we're looking for
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Speaker 2: my autocratic form of governance and engagement, that's who we're speaking.
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Speaker 2: We're speaking of truth, justice, order, reciprocity, balance, divine righteousness
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Speaker 2: and harmony. And these are principles that are grounded and
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Speaker 2: literally carved etched in stone for what many refer to
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Speaker 2: as an eternity not only in what is known now
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Speaker 2: as the United Republic Egypt accurately known as Kemmy, but
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Speaker 2: all following across the Happy Nile River all the way
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Speaker 2: to the beginning of the mountains and the moons, where
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Speaker 2: the deity, the divine principle of hope dwells. So when
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Speaker 2: people say Kemmit, just remember they're speaking of where you
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Speaker 2: have pyramids, the pyramids that you're more familiar with, and
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Speaker 2: then we're speaking of That's why we don't use the
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Speaker 2: term Egypt, because how that has been misrepresented and misused, right,
27:29
Speaker 2: because we're speaking of our ancestors even before that in Nubia, Yes, yes, right,
27:38
Speaker 2: And just so that people are at comfortable that we're
27:41
Speaker 2: speaking of ancestral times where there was more harmony amongst humanity, right, And.
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Speaker 5: We also we speak of that in order to establish
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Speaker 5: amongst us the type of unity that existed historically, because
28:03
Speaker 5: he and people have been so disunified, so lied to,
28:11
Speaker 5: so abuse that it's a challenge and most of the
28:15
Speaker 5: time we don't recognize that we're faced because we look
28:22
Speaker 5: at at the European the white man as the reason.
28:27
Speaker 5: He may be the reason, but we also regalize the
28:30
Speaker 5: condition and therefore how we respond to the condition. Which
28:34
Speaker 5: is why again r. Twenty twenty, the Rehabilitating Committee is
28:38
Speaker 5: about rehabilitating the race, because we need to make sure
28:41
Speaker 5: the race and the race our people understand that you
28:45
Speaker 5: didn't get here overnight. You got here over time, and
28:50
Speaker 5: over time through deaths and births. Deaths and births, messages
28:56
Speaker 5: changed and were missed. And so as we be to
29:00
Speaker 5: reinstitute those messages. Which is why I wanted you to
29:03
Speaker 5: say the seven of my principles, and I want everyone
29:07
Speaker 5: to understand that seven is not the only principles. They
29:12
Speaker 5: are the beginning. They are the standard bearers. So if
29:16
Speaker 5: you can grapple with them and practice them, then the
29:21
Speaker 5: rest becomes easy. One of our historical principles, whether we
29:26
Speaker 5: cause no one to be sad or to cry I want,
29:33
Speaker 5: or to be insulted. I want to think about that.
29:38
Speaker 5: How challenging that you somebody, Okay, for the rest, I help.
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Speaker 2: People one second, baba because.
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Speaker 5: Activity.
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Speaker 2: One second, baba, because something's going on with your internet sound,
29:52
Speaker 2: so we're losing some of what you're saying. So just
29:55
Speaker 2: take a moment and see if it will let it buffer. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: this letter come back. Yes, there you go. We're hearing you.
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Speaker 5: Now go ahead, all right, because we have to recognize
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Speaker 5: and as I was saying, i'd have insulted not as
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Speaker 5: means of being as a means of trying to get elve,
30:17
Speaker 5: but I realize is that I need the lesson easier
30:20
Speaker 5: to digest and therefore make it easier for you to operate.
30:27
Speaker 5: We have use to them, and I say we are c.
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Speaker 5: Twenty twenty and the many women that support the consciousness
30:35
Speaker 5: and men of Africa have a commitment to developing the.
30:43
Speaker 2: Okay, it completely went off, So viewers, a listeners, we're
30:46
Speaker 2: gonna wait until he can get back online. And in
30:50
Speaker 2: the meantime, it'll give me an opportunity to just kind
30:52
Speaker 2: of share some of the contexts of some of the
30:55
Speaker 2: work of the You and I AACO r C. Twenty twenty,
30:59
Speaker 2: which has you know, many persons may be familiar with
31:03
Speaker 2: the work of the honorable markets Besidah Garvey know about
31:06
Speaker 2: the publications that were made possible by his beloved surviving wife.
31:13
Speaker 5: Amy scary, right.
31:15
Speaker 2: And then there's a lot you know, people speak of
31:17
Speaker 2: the philosophy and opinions. You're back, got it? There we go.
31:20
Speaker 2: I just was I was just doing an informercial while
31:22
Speaker 2: we waited for you, So okay.
31:25
Speaker 5: I didn't know I was gone. But see the reality
31:28
Speaker 5: part of this is how we as RC twenty twenty
31:34
Speaker 5: have to move forward. And I appreciate Queen Mother doctor Tanzera,
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Speaker 5: second Assistant President General, in building a format by which
31:46
Speaker 5: we're able to talk and give out information. So if
31:49
Speaker 5: there are questions, and if there is issues or challenges
31:53
Speaker 5: or comments, please feel free to make them. I'm not
31:56
Speaker 5: here to be a talking here. I'm here to be
31:58
Speaker 5: a person that not only listens, but then takes what
32:01
Speaker 5: you say and proud to implemented. We are moving stead
32:05
Speaker 5: fasting forward to speak to not only the previous tragedy
32:11
Speaker 5: that took place in America, but also the tragedies that
32:14
Speaker 5: take place in England and other European countries, because we
32:17
Speaker 5: recognize that those tragedies impact people of African descent across
32:21
Speaker 5: the board.
32:22
Speaker 2: Right right, and I think it's across the boy right.
32:25
Speaker 2: It's very important, very important, because we have some persons
32:29
Speaker 2: aren't familiar that, Yes, the U and I A formed
32:34
Speaker 2: in nineteen fourteen, and you know, and then persons get
32:39
Speaker 2: a little bit over the top and recognize just this
32:42
Speaker 2: happened in Jamaica. Let's go fast forward connections here in
32:47
Speaker 2: the fourteen eight contiguous a couple of years.
32:50
Speaker 5: Nineteen seventeen, thank you.
32:51
Speaker 2: Nineteen seventeen a very interesting year because that was a
32:54
Speaker 2: year of you know, there was World War going on.
32:56
Speaker 2: Lynching was the call of the day, and the forty
33:00
Speaker 2: eight configure with some other parts of the world. That
33:02
Speaker 2: was also the time I like to bring it close
33:04
Speaker 2: to where I sit. Nineteen seventeen is the year that
33:09
Speaker 2: the purchase, transfer and sale of what is now known
33:15
Speaker 2: as the Virgin Islands of the United States that was
33:17
Speaker 2: formerly known as the Danish West Indies, where the Kingdom
33:21
Speaker 2: of Denmark sold to the United States of America. These
33:26
Speaker 2: three primarily three islands, Saint Croix, Saint Thomas, Saint John.
33:31
Speaker 2: And originally they didn't even want Saint Croix just because
33:34
Speaker 2: of our distance from Saint Thomas and Saint John. However,
33:38
Speaker 2: the most expensive real estate per acre that the United
33:42
Speaker 2: States of America has ever purchased since the seventeen seventy
33:45
Speaker 2: six formation are these islands that are now known as
33:49
Speaker 2: the Virgin Outams of the United States. And it wasn't
33:51
Speaker 2: paid for with money or fiat dollars. It was paid
33:54
Speaker 2: for twenty five million dollars in gold. I like to
33:58
Speaker 2: highlight that for a second. A spallse on that twenty
34:02
Speaker 2: five million dollars in gold in nineteen seventeen. And then
34:07
Speaker 2: we always asked that question, if you're in the middle
34:09
Speaker 2: of a world war, you have all this chaos going
34:12
Speaker 2: on in your country, which part you get the goal from?
34:16
Speaker 2: Where come from?
34:17
Speaker 5: Well? Uh, so you recognize that in nineteen seventeen, if
34:22
Speaker 5: I may interject, the dollar was the dollar was based
34:26
Speaker 5: and supported by gold. Which is why the American economy
34:30
Speaker 5: at that point grew strong, you see, because it had
34:34
Speaker 5: a base. So that if I wanted the island and
34:37
Speaker 5: I agreed to pay you twenty five million dollars, it
34:41
Speaker 5: was twenty five million dollars in gold, which has had
34:43
Speaker 5: a greater value than twenty five million dollars. So you
34:46
Speaker 5: got less gold. But if you got less gold based
34:49
Speaker 5: on the number, and what the America did in order
34:52
Speaker 5: to change the economic status, which is what we deal
34:55
Speaker 5: with now is they took the goal off of the dollars,
34:58
Speaker 5: so the dollar has no support entity at all. It's
35:04
Speaker 5: just a piece of paper that we use for an
35:08
Speaker 5: exchangement of services, goods and services. But again, I don't
35:13
Speaker 5: want to digress and change the direction of the program.
35:18
Speaker 5: That's not the mission. But trying to understand that direction
35:23
Speaker 5: is important because we have to secure a governmental structure
35:28
Speaker 5: that can meet with talk to interface with other governmental
35:31
Speaker 5: structures throughout the world.
35:36
Speaker 2: I think that it's also important. I just need to
35:41
Speaker 2: it's not even a digression. I just like people to
35:43
Speaker 2: be really clear when we speak from the spaces where
35:47
Speaker 2: we speak from that we can look at certain sites
35:52
Speaker 2: that help to navigate, like a basic inflation calculator, right
35:58
Speaker 2: five in goal from nineteen seventeen is about six hundred
36:07
Speaker 2: and fifteen trillion. Now, actually, I just want people to
36:16
Speaker 2: get the flavor, you know, and some people, some people
36:20
Speaker 2: will put it just always only a little less than
36:23
Speaker 2: seven hundred million. But we're talking about gold.
36:25
Speaker 5: If it was just dollars, right, because then the dollar
36:28
Speaker 5: would have no value because it's not supported by anything.
36:32
Speaker 5: It's just paper. But the reason your numbers are accurate
36:35
Speaker 5: is because the value of gold is what's accurate. America
36:40
Speaker 5: was intelligent and its way to take the dollar off
36:47
Speaker 5: of being supported by gold, because then anyone that had
36:51
Speaker 5: debt with America could request it to be paid in gold.
36:55
Speaker 2: Correct, correct, which is what that marks. And this is
36:59
Speaker 2: the same denmark than in twenty twenty four, is you know,
37:02
Speaker 2: one of the cleanest, one of the wealthiest, high ranking
37:08
Speaker 2: nations on Earth. So now that we've had that versation,
37:12
Speaker 2: we're gonna move it in an other direction for a moment,
37:16
Speaker 2: because part of what you were starting to explicate and
37:21
Speaker 2: share with our viewers and listeners were points about the
37:25
Speaker 2: U n I AAC l r C twenty twenty the
37:28
Speaker 2: importance of the African Women Lead initiative that has really
37:35
Speaker 2: become a movement and a self propelling grounding for work
37:39
Speaker 2: that we do. The fact that we speak of, you know,
37:42
Speaker 2: we do have we speak of the principle of my
37:44
Speaker 2: aut through the actions, the word, the deeds that we're
37:49
Speaker 2: engaged in, so that we are able to maintain some layer,
37:55
Speaker 2: okay of engaging righteousness when we're moving things forward. And
38:00
Speaker 2: then we also are speaking around you know, what are
38:03
Speaker 2: some of the observances that we have. For example, we
38:06
Speaker 2: know that some persons during this time of the year,
38:09
Speaker 2: you know, we had a wonderful getchy Goombay, and I
38:13
Speaker 2: think people should just get an idea of knowing that
38:16
Speaker 2: within the U and IA there are several annual initiatives,
38:20
Speaker 2: events programs, so whether it's things you know in January
38:23
Speaker 2: highlighting the upliftment of how persons deal with their resolutions,
38:26
Speaker 2: and we begin to plan and prepare for our activities
38:30
Speaker 2: in different communities. We have U and I A divisions
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Speaker 2: that spread throughout the African continent. We have representation in
38:38
Speaker 2: the in Europe, we have representation in Canada, we have
38:41
Speaker 2: representation in a forty eight contiguous representation in Central and
38:45
Speaker 2: South America and the Caribvan, literally around the world, and
38:50
Speaker 2: that this is a representation of what the Honorable markets
38:54
Speaker 2: Messiah Garbing put in place in the early twentieth century,
38:58
Speaker 2: and we have just been keeping that vibration moving. True,
39:02
Speaker 2: we may not have the six plus million dues paying
39:07
Speaker 2: members that he had in nineteen twenty, however we're moving
39:12
Speaker 2: in that direction because so many persons are still following
39:16
Speaker 2: the principles, the strategies, the ideological framing of Garbyism and
39:23
Speaker 2: the work of the Honorable Marcus Masside Garby and all
39:26
Speaker 2: of what the UNIA is brought forward in twenty twenty four.
39:31
Speaker 2: So there's been a lot of reunification, a lot of
39:35
Speaker 2: I won't say compromise, but I'll say that we're working
39:38
Speaker 2: in a very forward acting vibration to be able to
39:43
Speaker 2: restore that because that's what is our charge, that's part
39:48
Speaker 2: of our destiny. When we're speaking of one God, one
39:51
Speaker 2: a one destiny, we're speaking of that in a practicalform.
39:55
Speaker 2: How do we help people with housing, how do we
39:58
Speaker 2: help people dealing with issues around the inculturation' that's illegal.
40:03
Speaker 2: How do we handle education, how do we deal with
40:05
Speaker 2: agriculture and construction, and how do we deal with artistic engagements?
40:11
Speaker 2: How do we shift some of this criminality that's connected
40:15
Speaker 2: to mental health, imbalance and chaos and poverty and all
40:21
Speaker 2: of these things. And so we keep bringing these types
40:25
Speaker 2: of initiatives and programs again from January, dealing with our
40:30
Speaker 2: preparations for our various conventions that are every August, and again,
40:35
Speaker 2: anyone within airshot listening, if you're not sure where are
40:39
Speaker 2: you and I A convention is being hosted in August
40:43
Speaker 2: link with the un I aac l RC twenty twenty.
40:46
Speaker 2: You are welcome to attend and embrace and engage because
40:50
Speaker 2: this is something that happens every year. I think it's
40:52
Speaker 2: really important to know that there are you know, February
40:55
Speaker 2: in the forty eight contiguous is African Black historams Rest.
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Speaker 2: There's a lot of activities that are done then. And
41:02
Speaker 2: then comparatively, I'm jumping over the year. In October, our
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Speaker 2: sisters and brothers in the UK they honor African Heritage
41:13
Speaker 2: History and Heritage Month and so they do a Pfore again,
41:16
Speaker 2: we're not limited to just because we know the African
41:20
Speaker 2: Black History is three hundred and sixty five days, twenty
41:23
Speaker 2: four to seven. Because our history, we can celebrate every day.
41:26
Speaker 2: We have something that happened that we did every single day,
41:32
Speaker 2: and we can multiple times.
41:33
Speaker 5: Right because as you go ahead, Baba, as you brought
41:37
Speaker 5: up the introduced, as you brought up the individees that
41:39
Speaker 5: you did, one of the things that came to mind
41:42
Speaker 5: is how we celebrate not the soldiers as one, but
41:45
Speaker 5: also celebrate how we come together as people throughout different
41:50
Speaker 5: points of the year. Because you see, we have to
41:52
Speaker 5: recognize the cultural aspects of our interaction and our joints.
41:56
Speaker 5: So we do a winter Soldiers, we do Kwanza, we
41:59
Speaker 5: do food get Siegoombay, which is directed toward our children.
42:03
Speaker 5: We do that. We do a celebration of the solstress
42:07
Speaker 5: and we want to make sure people understand how we
42:09
Speaker 5: are connected to the cosmos. And you may say, well,
42:12
Speaker 5: how's that move you to a government? I'm to ask
42:14
Speaker 5: a question for you and then I'm going to answer it.
42:17
Speaker 5: Here's how it does that. Once you have to be stable,
42:23
Speaker 5: and when you are stable, that means you your mind
42:26
Speaker 5: is free to recognize and interpret and integrate ideas that
42:32
Speaker 5: will move a people. We are building a governmental structure
42:38
Speaker 5: to be respected throughout the world. All of your ideas
42:43
Speaker 5: and your inputs are valuable. You say, I'm not a
42:46
Speaker 5: dudes paying memory. Are you black? Are you of African descent?
42:52
Speaker 5: You could be black, African and mixed. Are you of
42:55
Speaker 5: African descent? We do not judge you. What we do
43:00
Speaker 5: embrace you, and then we take to the table the
43:03
Speaker 5: concepts that you bring. We recognize in this world that
43:07
Speaker 5: as a government without a land base, we have to
43:10
Speaker 5: be a government of activity, action and implementation. And we
43:15
Speaker 5: do that I bring that because I want everyone to
43:18
Speaker 5: understand that our Universal Nigro Pooman Association African Communities League
43:23
Speaker 5: Rehabilitating Committee. I as a student of Thomas W. Harvey,
43:31
Speaker 5: who was a student of the Honora Marcus Messiah Garvey.
43:35
Speaker 5: So my lessons are not second hand but first hand.
43:40
Speaker 5: I didn't learn from Garvey, but I learned from the
43:42
Speaker 5: man that he taught. I also learned from the woman.
43:45
Speaker 5: Because a lot of people don't talk about the sisters
43:48
Speaker 5: that was a part of Garvey's class. Sister Isaac was
43:52
Speaker 5: a part of Garvey's class. She was a graduating student.
43:55
Speaker 5: The Honorable President General Cheryl Exu unicated her from the
44:01
Speaker 5: UNIA because she chose to support the Gary family above
44:06
Speaker 5: the direction. That's part of the history. But here's the
44:09
Speaker 5: part of the history that connects to that. That sister
44:13
Speaker 5: took it upon herself to commit to continuing to support
44:18
Speaker 5: the Garvey family. She became a part of the UNIAC
44:23
Speaker 5: Rehabilitating Committee technically of nineteen forty eight, led by Thomas W. Harvey.
44:28
Speaker 5: See we not the first, we technically not the second.
44:32
Speaker 5: Because the Honorable Marketing Messiah Garvey re established the UNIA
44:36
Speaker 5: nineteen twenty nine of the world. That's just history say.
44:39
Speaker 5: I don't want y'all to think that this is a
44:40
Speaker 5: personality issue. It is not. It is a philosophical and
44:43
Speaker 5: a political issue as to how we move forward in
44:46
Speaker 5: building that government that speaks to the world. It is crucial.
44:50
Speaker 5: And for those of you who follow the elections, at
44:55
Speaker 5: this point in time, every nation that's had an election
45:00
Speaker 5: has elected a person that doesn't see you as a human.
45:07
Speaker 5: They see you as something else and everywhere.
45:11
Speaker 2: And that's why it's important that we work on our harmony.
45:17
Speaker 2: And as I started, and I'll keep coming back to
45:20
Speaker 2: some of that, it's really important that we focus on
45:24
Speaker 2: what we're going to do and how we see ourselves
45:28
Speaker 2: and the strength that we bring to the table and
45:31
Speaker 2: the honor that we would like to bring. I'm going
45:34
Speaker 2: to share with what you just said, I'm going to
45:37
Speaker 2: share another quote that I've have been kind enough to.
45:42
Speaker 2: I always like using anonymous because then we don't have
45:45
Speaker 2: to say who's really said it?
45:47
Speaker 5: Right.
45:50
Speaker 2: The people, the people who control and own the world,
45:56
Speaker 2: don't care which ruler you choose. They only care that
46:02
Speaker 2: you keep choosing to be ruled. I'm gonna say that
46:06
Speaker 2: one more time because I want to make sure that
46:08
Speaker 2: here's this one right. The people who control and own
46:13
Speaker 2: the world don't care which ruler you choose. They only
46:20
Speaker 2: care that you keep choosing to be ruled. So we
46:24
Speaker 2: don't need to keep choosing to be ruled. We come
46:28
Speaker 2: here with and I use the term anointed and anointing
46:32
Speaker 2: intentionally because I'm speaking to my sisters, my brothers, my
46:40
Speaker 2: sister queens, my brother kings, my sister princesses, my brother princes,
46:48
Speaker 2: those royal energies inside of us, to recognize that this
46:52
Speaker 2: is a time, this is a very propitious, there's a
46:56
Speaker 2: really significant time in the era of humanity for us
47:00
Speaker 2: to make sure that you go into that realm of
47:04
Speaker 2: recognizing them, embracing our anointing and honor those that we
47:11
Speaker 2: see and know are anointed, and we honor and look
47:16
Speaker 2: those that bring a hum the nation and light. I
47:21
Speaker 2: want to just keep I just want to And I
47:23
Speaker 2: also wanted someone is asking a question and are in
47:25
Speaker 2: one of the side chats regarding what is getchi goombay right,
47:30
Speaker 2: So I just wanted to highlight that this year. I'm
47:33
Speaker 2: gonna let you speak to the detail, but I just
47:34
Speaker 2: want to share, share it was the third because I
47:38
Speaker 2: know I had an issue with it because I never
47:40
Speaker 2: grew up celebrating these things in October. So this year,
47:44
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four was the thirty third annual Getchi Goombay
47:48
Speaker 2: Separation facilitated and hosted by the un iaa CL But
47:52
Speaker 2: I wanted to specifically give a special shout out to
47:55
Speaker 2: our Harambe Division three sixty nine and our Woods and
47:58
Speaker 2: Banneker Jackson They Division three thirty so the international divisions,
48:04
Speaker 2: the divisions and that connect with brothers and sisters literally
48:08
Speaker 2: all over the earth, as well as those that are
48:11
Speaker 2: based in the DC, Maryland area. But I want to
48:15
Speaker 2: highlight what is on the flyer. No goblins, no witches,
48:22
Speaker 2: no burning at the stake, just African children portraying African
48:29
Speaker 2: heroes and heroes. And I just FOLI like to just
48:33
Speaker 2: for the common person that's not as familiar with Gichigumbe.
48:36
Speaker 2: And I really wish and I'm looking forward to having
48:39
Speaker 2: our Secretary General, the Honorable Queen Mother to share in
48:45
Speaker 2: a future broadcast to really give some context because this
48:48
Speaker 2: is something that's done so that our children, especially our
48:53
Speaker 2: children living in African culturally centered households, do not feel
48:58
Speaker 2: as if they're missing Halloween at all, okay.
49:02
Speaker 5: And no, no, just to ask a little history and
49:06
Speaker 5: because my battery is not gonna last much longer. Gechi
49:11
Speaker 5: Goon Bay was established by a brother now both to
49:15
Speaker 5: whose sister marry bo to his husband of the time,
49:19
Speaker 5: he recognized that Halloween was a negative celebration and he said,
49:25
Speaker 5: let us celebrate who we are. And so African children
49:29
Speaker 5: got the opportunity to portray African historical figures. Didn't matter
49:34
Speaker 5: who what, as long as it was of African descent,
49:37
Speaker 5: and it became a teaching method as to how to be,
49:41
Speaker 5: who to be and what you were. Because you see,
49:45
Speaker 5: if we stopped for a minute and think about our oppression,
49:50
Speaker 5: then we have to recognize how we have not only survived,
49:55
Speaker 5: but move forward. And I'm bringing an example that was
49:59
Speaker 5: brought out to Frederick Douglas spent twenty years as a slave,
50:06
Speaker 5: but then became one of the most prolific writers and
50:10
Speaker 5: influential people of African descent in history. He did that
50:17
Speaker 5: by recognizing, improving, and showing that people of African descent
50:21
Speaker 5: were intelligent and intellectually capable of not only dealing with
50:26
Speaker 5: the European but mastering the destiny of a people, and
50:31
Speaker 5: so I salute him. So that ain't get you Goombay.
50:35
Speaker 5: You get a student to do a study of Frederick
50:41
Speaker 5: Douglas and then portray him, and then that student is
50:44
Speaker 5: enriched by that portrayal. You get a student who may
50:49
Speaker 5: want to do Amy Jack Scarvey. She's enriched by that
50:53
Speaker 5: could be anyone of millions of people of African descent.
50:58
Speaker 5: Singers count too, because every singer just didn't sing. Some
51:03
Speaker 5: singers had a message. My mother's favorite song was Strange
51:12
Speaker 5: Fruit on the Litanus Tree by Billie Holiday.
51:16
Speaker 2: That's right.
51:20
Speaker 5: As a youngster in the single digits, I just liked
51:26
Speaker 5: the rhythm as a youngster. As a teenager, I began
51:32
Speaker 5: to understand what the strange Fruit on the Litanus Tree was.
51:37
Speaker 5: It was my ancestors. They were hung. I understood why
51:43
Speaker 5: the European feared her so for singing that song, because
51:48
Speaker 5: they feared our reaction, our potential rebellion. So the U
51:53
Speaker 5: and I Aasarc twenty twenty is mapping out a political
51:57
Speaker 5: strategy that will probably take us on a higher level,
52:03
Speaker 5: but prepare us for any activity that takes place that
52:07
Speaker 5: we have to respond to. Doctor Ginzero Crean, mother, doctor Genzeril.
52:11
Speaker 5: I appreciate you're giving me the opportunity to speak to
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Speaker 5: you are making sure I got back on that I
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Speaker 5: got on. I appreciate you.
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Speaker 2: Thank you. We look forward well have you come again
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Speaker 2: in the near future, but we appreciate it because we're
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Speaker 5: And I gotta I gotta try to get this on
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Speaker 2: Of course, no worries, but we look forward, Baba. We'll
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Speaker 2: even in the midst of some very challenging times. So
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Speaker 2: as I get ready to close, I also share, as
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Speaker 2: I have been saying, couple of couple of words, anything
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Speaker 2: we experience in the next four, eight, twelve, sixteen years
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Speaker 2: has nothing to do with who's in office, but everything
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Speaker 2: Shift the other energy elsewhere, let it dissipate, go back
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Speaker 2: in to see far into the abyss. All right, I
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Speaker 2: in a form that is practiced. We're speaking in a
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Speaker 2: edify to the best of our moving. And with that,
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Speaker 2: in my eye. Good night, what's up? Bread upre.
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Speaker 5: Well? Yes?
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