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WE HAVE NO FRIENDS ENDING AFFIRAMATIVE MAYBE JUST THE BEGINNING · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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  do what to do? Okay, faun I wonder discussed as reason uh,
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  scolars decision and Supreme courts decide that a problem of action is not going to
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  be mother and void as so as college tuitions are concerned, okay, well
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  as college uh getting into college now. I wanted to say, for a
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  long time, it's been it's been enough as black people. We have been
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  destroyed as a people. A concerted effort to make sure that we you know,
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  we need the ship and we get off the pot said living up.
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  And we've been destroyed. Our parties have been destroyed since the Leay've made the
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  lake in sixties, then shooting a single parent and so we had enough time
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  to come together as black man, black woman unity is putting the best situation
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  of educating them and then making sure we had schools of our own. It's
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  money found that everybody's allowed to go to our institutions. Of the funny,
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  we are historically black, just they be people black people, but they should
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  have black excellence. Those hpcus should have been a basket and black excellence were
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  ben't happen. Where we broked up and developed those schools and created black excellence
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  and said enough, okay, sadly that did not happen. Excuse me your
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  trance, all right, you know, And sadly enough a lot of these
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  things did not happened. And now we're being put in a disadvantage because you
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  get into the who he helped doing the civil rights movement. I want you
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  to know, when they're talking about Amendment fourteen to the Constitution, public's blow
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  for all these amendments. So you got the Asians out there perciently. The
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  Asians believe that they're not being perminated against in higher numbers, but not being
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  allowed to be uh because the few numbers of black people in the country now
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  have the number that it's all competive will that you are percented as a people
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  or percented as a race of people in this country. Asian are six sixty
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  seventh of the public in this country. African Americans are up between thirteen and
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  our and our arm Roman is. Let me see what it is. I
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  think it's um Our womans around eleven or twelve percent of the population in this
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  country, so it's pretty comparable. So I don't say I ended up out,
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  but it's going to school more than any other group. Agents A fifty
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  opercent of their total population goes to school. Cucains is forty two percent,
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  that ten Roles or our Hispanics, it's thirty eight percent, between thirty nine
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  and thirty eight percent African Americans, and somewhere around thirty six to thirty seven
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  percent of our whole total population of US. So we're a little bit under
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  half of our people go to college, which not too bad because settling up
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  these college degrees are pretty much worthless. Tell you, it's beneficial a lot
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  of black people to go to trade schools. Everybody clans down a lot of
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  these trade schools in high school. When you could take half the trade during
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  high school, you can take this trade to come out on a high school
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  and either start your own business or start an apprenticeship to start creating money.
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  And so I don't think the college education is valued as much as as much
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  as it used to be. I think it's um all smoke communes. With
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  the cost of a college education, it takes your whole life to pay to
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  pay it back. So where is the benefit and the job that's supposed to
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  be out it for college gradness just does not exist. Don't exist. Families,
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  they don't exist. That's why people being mined in schools dead. So
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  I want to look at it first from an economics respective first. Body saying
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  it's just racism. We know at the end of the day, racism is
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  always baked in the cake in this country where they talk about reverse racism,
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  you know that it's always stacked in their favor. But they would say reverse
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  racism up. A few black people are able to squeak through the cracks and
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  all people or get our minds. We need to understand that as much as
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  we fought for everyone else, we have no friends. And I'm gonna be
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  an article proven to you that we have no friends, and that the civil
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  rights movement helped everybody. All these rights that we've fought forward helped most people.
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  That help are beneficial to other groups more than it's ever been to us.
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  It's not funny. There've been more beneficial to other groups of people that
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  it has been to us. We've done the fighting on the ground for these
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  beneficiality said benefits, but have not really done anything in action, has never
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  done anything whatever. It's implemented kill throughout this country to pull up black people
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  nowhere nowhere. You know the funny pause bastments are of any of these cities
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  are blackly populated. Right, You have a few of the biggest sites in
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  the country that are majority of black, and black people run none of it.
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  Just because you see some handkinson head bootlicking answering mayor that's black, doesn't
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  mean he answers to black people. That's what you've seen. You have a
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  black official by all black people of mind and poverty because they do not represent
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  black people. One of the contracts are specifically given out the black people.
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  That was only one time I remember that was the DC back in the late
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  seventies and eighties, and varied well actually gave contracts out and pushed black business.
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  Now, if you have political control of any city, you're supposed to
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  have economic control of the city. The calls and black people have not learn
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  that. And sadly enough, these politicians have never represented us to begin with.
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  They've always represented bright power. So a pot of action never helped us.
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  Now that might have helped a few women in government positions, but out
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  in the private ward has never done nothing to benefit us. These businesses that
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  we that were that were supposed to be created from infirmitive action never materialized because
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  even as he had a point of action, we never qualified for the loans
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  he got that. They never gave us the loans, the ends and all
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  other people to start businesses within our community and told the police off all by
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  an experienced here in America the last sixty years, by influntments they will put
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  over top of us to be a buff of people, right, and then
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  you benefit from the things that we bought for. See that's the Oh,
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  that's how white supremacy works. That's the dirty old you know, slight of
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  hand trick. We out there to fight for what we think is going to
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  benefit us. But if it was everyone else, we remember front of action
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  always also in the white women. How both them with some kind of oppressed
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  have no clue. But that's the trick bag they always put black people in
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  that they're supposed to give some benefits for us. Insteadily goes to LGVQ,
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  goes the Asian and Indians and never leaves us with anything. Yeah, and
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  then these other groups from themself hostile against us, saying we're getting benefits from
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  a partner of action when all the former Action benefits went to them. We
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  got absolutely nothing from a former of action family. And saddening up, it's
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  broad. We're got to realize there's always been a war against blackness here.
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  And like I said a few months, like everything built, I'm gonna show
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  some things that I'm building. We're gonna have to start building some ship.
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  And I told you Americans just too hard for me to build it because everything's
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  gonna be sabotaged. You have these other barons time my head. I can
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  people at Africa. I've already told you that's the easiest place to build both
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  that I tried to tell you that. But I'm gonna show you even though
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  these other two decide to become more as citizens on men. Shit that is
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  destroyed everything. But that shit how group economics works. A couple more months,
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  I'll be able to come to position. We're gonna show you whether building
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  in Africa without being sabotized. I believe you build, whether you can find
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  and some people to start building something that's going to protect them with what's coming
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  down the pike what they call soft genicide math solt genicide. Okay, and
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  we'll squeeze out of every market. And since white people are now with dying
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  off, they have no obligation is that everything is equal with you. They're
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  gonna try to facilitate and encapsulate white supremacy for the next one years. Facilitate
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  and then encapsulate white supremacy dominance. But then the dominant as a minority,
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  like the white people are going South African over your fight and the unapologetic about
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  it when they acknosis term as reverse race does not exist. I don't have
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  any converse racism. And you don't control the courts nor control legislaty. Let
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  us leave the legislatures. Huh that past legislation of life. You're control one
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  of those things. They drew this since the little the numbers of corners,
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  they're trying to put in law. Think you the overturn these laws and try
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  to write the ship right. They don't belave with you, they're moan,
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  they're more own things of them who did this, l the supremecres and of
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  course one of the most heinous, wicked dashes on this is kind of action
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  actually helped him. But since he's such a booth looking tool who's been voting
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  everything anti bladder the years, he picked his ass and put him in here.
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  Damn that's kind of flies. So it's kind of goddamn flies some table
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  of Florida board, the supplies or the bloody showing your cameras anyway, you
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  know, it's been um, we're gonna talk about yeah, Clarence Thomas.
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  Right, so you got Clarence Thomas. He's been voting everything anti black who
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  last thirty years. That's why they put him in there. You know,
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  he got his That's the sad fact. We hack America. Get you put
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  him in power, and they'll do everything things to make sure they keep black
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  people into arrested development the time to whenever positionally occupied, whatever they asilt to
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  be a mess or whatever little power that they obtained by sucking people you know,
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  sucking, sucking, the asshole, white power, you know what I
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  should call it, And they've been and Claric Thoma has been unapologetic about it.
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  Yes, let's them kind of fly so my damn head, you guys
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  can't see Gavil like some kind of fly landing on my damn hell. Hell,
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  Like, what the hell's going on here? What the hell? But
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  let me listen this right here, hold on, give me a second,
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  let me switch to this good court. M The Supreme Court has just issued
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  a pair of opinions and closely watches involving affirm in college admissions at the University
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  of North Carolina as well as Harvard University, and has struck down those policies
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  as unconstitutional. Trint to Laura Jared, Our, senior legal correspondent, Laura,
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  you and I are both doing a version of speed read here on a
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  very complex pair of cases. But it does seem to me various affirmative action
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  programs by these two universities have been struck down many right overrule prior decisions that
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  allow for affirmative action in certain conditions, and it's unclear to me that this
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  opinion goes that far. How do you see it. That's exactly right.
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  We have a decision here as it relates to race and education in this country.
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  And as you said, for decades the Court has said that you can
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  look at race as a limited plus factor, a tip as if you will
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  not any checking box exercise. And here this case a divided court, programs
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  at Harvard and the University of North Carolina are invalid. Now those are important
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  because there are ones that many schools it's their programs down. And so the
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  upshot here for schools is they try to sort their way through what is a
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  deeply divided court an opinion spanning over two hundred pages, is to try to
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  sort through what exactly is left. It's clear that if a student feels that
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  race has impacted their life in a deep and meaningful, individualistic way, they
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  could write an essay about that. And if a long time has said that
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  schools can use diversity the educational benefits of diversity, as a legitimate goal,
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  and it does not appear, at least so far, that the Court is
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  taking that away. But to the extent that Harvard and the University of North
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  Caroline other schools have been going about it in a way that is not as
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  narrowly tailored as this court believes that it should be, those programs will no
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  longer be invalid. But I have to say again it is complicated opinion.
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  It's going to take a while, I think, for the college universities around
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  the country to figure out black lee is left, if anything, of their
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  programs, and how exactly they're going to have to try to now sort through.
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  Really nothing's left. So what they're trying to do to make sure that
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  black people have had a harder time in getting in school. But black people,
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  you were supposed to have excellence, which hbcused, We're supposed to their
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  own institutions. Black people see, for so many you've been given a boss
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  economy that racism is over. Racism doesn't exist. Everybody's all equal, and
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  never in this society that we have found ourselves it was ever been fair,
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  just or equal. So we're hippat. We're supposed to be making our institutions
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  a place of excellence, and we have not, and we're making our all
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  in excellence. Black children would have a problem that we use and front even
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  white people want to they say, is discrimination if you don't let them in
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  their right, If we don't let them in their historically billegies and universities.
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  We don't allow them to come in dominate our colleges because of them. What
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  that is so understand the end of the day, that is little feeling,
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  this Wilford being practiced on us. And it was pre these Asians that builts
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  luck that we were are using race as a I don't think it was even
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  a beneficial factor, but as a little bit of a fractice in Okay,
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  we're um discriminated against within a society. So this we'll face different challenges than
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  than any other racial group in this country. Sad live enough. These are
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  just the facts we face different racial circumstances that anybody in this hunt you and
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  the turning that we don't as most of these right wing records that tell you
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  it's all of avision is made up. They taste all in our minds.
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  It's all in our minds. The racism, it's all over our minds.
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  It's all over. That's demands that they want to say because they want to
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  practice they're wicked ass racism while without any now any abandoned to be abandoned toward
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  the guy. It's legal. Now it's legal. You can't do nothing about
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  it. Stand it. You can't do nothing about it's legal now. It's
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  legal now. So this is what they want to vote, what they can
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  do to comply with my going forward. But what is here is that the
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  headline is those colleges and universities programs are invalid. This is a sea change.
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  This is the first time we have seen anything like this. Absolutely,
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  and I mean it talks about Harvard and UNC's admissions programs lacking sufficiently focused and
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  objectives, unavoidingly employing race in a negative matter, involving racial racial stereotype,
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  being lacking a meaningful endpoint. So while we did not see it's laura that
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  this prior decision upholderment of action programs Grutter v. Volinger, we didn't say
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  that is outright overrule to your point in what is left So if these admissions
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  programs is, if they don't pass Muster, you are left to wonder what
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  will exactly. Harvard standard dating back to nineteen staties propped up as the program
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  that he that it was taking a whole picture into account, that race again
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  was just one factor in a larger, non formulaic, holistic approach. That's
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  what the school has always said we're flexible. It's not to just check the
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  box for one race and you get in. But again it appears on this
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  record that these conservative justices have disagreed with that, and many had wondered why
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  they took this case in the first place if they weren't going to sort of
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  we were talking about constance. They need conserving their right power. Understand what
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  the means. Let's say conserve something real. They conserving conserving or white racist
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  power to have control of the and all the benefits that come with that.
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  They're conserving their right privilege, your white power. That nobody just leads you
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  that's what conservative is. When you get these hands of negroes talking about their
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  conservatives when they've gotten nothing to conserve. Now, now I don't believe the
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  democratic point towards saying wicked as you know, just another there's another wing off
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  the same wicked as bird, but anymore black point at everytive conserving what you
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  have no power, You have no privilege, So what are you conserving?
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  Okay, evaluate the law. And it seems though that the predictions had been
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  and the justices seemed very skeptical, in particular the chiefs saying, where does
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  it end Rudder, which came out in two thousand and three, said in
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  twenty five years from now, you shouldn't have to be relying on racing.
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  Almost at that twenty five year market, it appears because the schools didn't have
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  a time limit that they were willing to commit to, that was really used
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  as a knock against them. Absolutely, it does seem that really got in
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  the kraw of many of the justice during oral argues when they asked the university
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  even grutter this seminal Supreme Court case that upheld race conscious admissions under certain circumstances,
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  imagined that it would end even said in twenty five years, we shouldn't
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  need this, and universities were asked, okay, so how do you see
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  this ending? The Court was clearly not satisfied with the responses there, and
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  that was one of the relations programs failed in the courts. They also continue
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  to read with you. Laura here says many universities have for too long wrongly
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  concluded that the touchstone of an individual's identity, it is knowledge is bested or
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  less, but the color of their skin. This nation's constitutional history doesn't run.
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  In six to three with Justice Kagan and Justice Jay that comparatives on this
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  court have made sort of their feelings. That's more colloquially known as affirmative accum
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  long time, the question that's always want to say, reconstruction, a ural
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  argument, even Justice Jackson, can you strip that away from somebody? Can
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  you tell them and even talk about it in an essay? And it appears
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  the court is not, And it seems the next step there where we're going
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  here is where people will be trying to find other ways to incorporate and how,
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  but again not in the way that schools are doing it currently. It's
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  going to be a reworking of the current system. If you want to at
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  least explain how race is important to you and the school wants to take that
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  into effect. Is it tries to have a diverse campus and promote that that's
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  not wrong, But it's the way that's going about it that the justices believe
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  violates the law. Than watching our YouTube channel, dont wants a drop all.
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  I'm gonna try this m h. Now, hopefully this thing can catch
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  you up. Drop what link I did drop and let me see if you
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  guys can and this a catch up? Me know, my my things stopped
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  the things stopped, uh messing up because I want to and that just so
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  jacked up. Let me know, let me know with my in that's catching
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  up with this and it's jacked up. Man, man, and that is
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  jacked up as well. We an't gonna go live the rest of night.
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  And it's so damn slow and bad. I don't get it. I wanted
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  to get to this bread here. Yeah, I love maintain smooths thing yet
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  see the video to mainteen smooth I know, let me see this catch up
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  with this anything on? Yeah? All right, all right, I'm back,
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  yeah, thank god one okay, all right, it seems like I'm
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  back. She's crazy, all right, So I want to go through this
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  right here. My end that is gonna be jagged up the Knife family.
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  I'm not gonna jagged up the night now. I'm gonna make this incredibly understand
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  that how the civil rights move a body more than did black people because everybody
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  else was still pretty messed up with this racist ass country. Okay, but
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  these benefits affected other people more than it did us. Okay, that was
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  up more than it did us. So makes sure everybody understand this. So
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  people want to be this artible. So the civil rights Asian Americans. Of
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  course it did. Of course it did. And now this help was ever
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  reciprocated back to the black people. The Don decided team that with the Asians
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  to our communities, destroyed the bulliant and they peaceably poppies gave those bisines our
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  community to the Asian or East Indian population. They did so up let them
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  gas like you said, Oh they just qualified for the loans when they were
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  all immigrants. Didn't qualify for shit. This has been a a step by
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  step blot to slip suicide black people. You got to understand this. You
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  got to understand this. You can't get to understand this. They willfully put
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  these people businesses in our community, taking the white community. Why yes,
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  you know Asian businesses in the white community, because you know this was the
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  scam to begin with, trying to do at your beginning with So let nobody
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  gas like and talking about. All you're talking about is thro them get you
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  with that conspiracory nonsense, because one to one is to to explore, okay,
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  when I one is to try to hit you with that conspiracy period nonsense.
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  Because all the time they say conspiracy is always turns out to be conspiracy
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  facts over and over again. That's what we've you got Civil Rights Act help
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  in Americans too, of course it is so, but you don't see that
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  Asian Americans in this country at the time where they act, they never hate
• 37:13
  any front mind with us. Here's your main leader nowhere. But the benefits
• 37:20
  of this movement, they have gotten much more than black people, East Indians
• 37:23
  and all other kind of people from the Hispanics, Asians, East Indians,
• 37:30
  they've all benefited civil rights movement morsels than black people and didn't get out their
• 37:36
  ass one eye ower to help implement shit you standing, didn't get up they
• 37:43
  asked to help implement it. It is other programs op for and with the
• 37:50
  white government facilitating them to have at health control, economic control within bounties,
• 38:00
  not you yep, literally didn't get a house in a certain community, but
• 38:05
  you damn sure we're not getting a business home to even operate in your own
• 38:08
  safe community. Ending as in the end, they're over. They're always getting
• 38:14
  they're always getting qualified with these loans. And it was fucking immigrants coming in
• 38:19
  here, so they had no credit. So don't let them at you with
• 38:22
  that big credit ship. Don't let met you with that credit nonsense, just
• 38:28
  to make sure that white people kept them as a buffer class and tells you
• 38:31
  black white people absorbed with life or how fucked up and empowerous black people are.
• 38:37
  They get a joy and know a lot of you need worls kind INSTEADY
• 38:42
  get a joy and seeing us all fucked up, they get a simple joy.
• 38:50
  I perverted joy in it. Damn that damn net so s you gonna
• 39:04
  perverting it, right, You're gonna perverted joy in it. So let me
• 39:13
  go and read this date. But like I said, you see, no
• 39:15
  Asians were the agent. We're at we're at, we're in the front line.
• 39:20
  But they're sure with the benefits from the didn't they You sure? What
• 39:22
  the so it says on the fifteenth anniversary of the nineteen sixty four Civil rights
• 39:34
  atmember that let's remember that it protected not just an African Americans. The legislation
• 39:45
  in actability outlawed the scriminal the basis of race collressional origin. Right, A
• 39:53
  little bit suckier, I haven't everything moved all crazy? Give me a second.
• 40:00
  There was a mike around. Okay, that's a little better. Okay,
• 40:05
  So, um, this was all together and properful racially extended beyond the
• 40:12
  brutality of slavery and Jim Krugan Americans experience Asian Americans, for instance, they
• 40:20
  sure didn't fight? What was since they so? Where was the fight?
• 40:24
  There was no getting hit in the head with rocks and and clubs and dogs
• 40:30
  biting Asians balls and gets off? Where was that? Buotage yack and water
• 40:36
  holes is being thrown on their ass? Where was that? But waterholes is
• 40:40
  thrown on them? Dogs biting into their growing being smashed the head with budacouse?
• 40:47
  Where was this that? I missed that footage? Maybe you guys have
• 40:52
  seen it, you know, sending it to me black you know, black
• 40:54
  guy, Bide network dot com. Send it to you. I like to
• 40:57
  see it. So and the late nineteenth century, Chinese Americans in California and
• 41:02
  elsewhere in the West face discrimination in the workplace and the schools and and the
• 41:08
  schools and the housing market, and they often had to endimance and do it
• 41:14
  similar maltreatment upon there And during World War Two, President Rosemith incarcerated over one
• 41:20
  hundred and twenty thousand Japanese and men interment camps, although they posed no natural
• 41:27
  security threat, you know, national security threat shortly after nine to eleven South
• 41:31
  Asian Americans Americans became became president. Levels of deportation and surveillance, as well
• 41:40
  as discrimination and violence and the workplace, schools and even every day and and
• 41:47
  any funny. So they had so much racism, they still would never choose
• 41:54
  as bad as black people. And I still they shill not choose bad as
• 41:59
  black people as supposed to suffered so much, even all that they're saying in
• 42:04
  this article, there's no body in this group of people that have suffered as
• 42:12
  long as in depth as bad as black people. None of them so too.
• 42:21
  Trying a comparison with their struggle with absolutely idiotic because you didn't see them
• 42:28
  create a mass protest against it. If airbs trying to fighting their discrimination,
• 42:32
  there's no mass protestful trying to fight back decision, there's no mask, but
• 42:38
  none of these people to fight back supremacy. Theyn't get comfortable enjoying as long
• 42:45
  as they were above black people throngs. They were not on the bottom.
• 42:51
  They were bottom and getting kicked in the head base to bene put up in
• 42:54
  the streets. You've never seen them do it. There was some organized to
• 42:59
  do no fighting and new streets. So let me get back to what was
• 43:04
  that. Um, Today Asian Americans are both a populace and more than eighteen
• 43:09
  million and under suspicion as national security. This a live family. That's a
• 43:22
  lie. You gottagainst their show. Let me say that, Um, they
• 43:27
  were passing all these anti Asian hate bills. Stop the Asian hate, Asient
• 43:31
  hate Asian. Now, when black people try to say, you know,
• 43:37
  even though Lives matter is a fraud, I said it from the inception is
• 43:42
  made up by white people. But it's people in some way to have people
• 43:45
  say black lives matter, about the olds of black lives matters, long lives.
• 43:55
  You did not white people say stop all hate. But when you're talking
• 44:00
  about say stop easy heat, none of them jumped out the window and said
• 44:05
  stop all heats. You ain't the white people to say that. Manly si
• 44:09
  about stop the easy heat, stop easy heat, stop easy heat. No
• 44:14
  white people said stop all heats. He didn't see the push back and them
• 44:19
  saying stop all heat. And if you guys got a story, I'm here.
• 44:25
  I like to hear it. Colin. I was April two. You
• 44:32
  know they'll be for you to call. I like to hear it. If
• 44:36
  that's the case, they said stop all easy heat heat. All these politicians,
• 44:43
  all these feat like did stop the easy eat stop beas eat black people
• 44:45
  on your break? Kneas you eat passing the booth. Why did nobody wait
• 44:51
  till you stop all heat? That's comparing him? Is they as what they
• 44:57
  said people? And that is manner. I thought, what people are white
• 45:05
  or all or all live love? But you didn't want to say stuff on
• 45:13
  height. We had the same kind of scenario with the easy and heat ship,
• 45:23
  stop the easy heat, stop asy heat, stop eating. But you
• 45:28
  never anybody says stop? Who is right and around the top a heat stopping
• 45:31
  because at the end of the due family, this is built on ant time.
• 45:40
  Everything's anti black. That's in your face. That is a clinical they
• 45:45
  are just giving you. That's a clinical study because concerning us all anyone wasn't
• 45:52
  say black lives matter, all lives matter, Fuck you niggas, all lives
• 45:55
  not once? Did you should get up in arms and say stop all hate?
• 46:00
  Not once? What once? Not once? Dear for my inn it
• 46:12
  goes off. I was still the ton in that private golf soon anyway,
• 46:15
  Um so it says um thinking I'm about and the doors are. In nineteen
• 46:25
  sixties, Asians Americans made huge strides and admissions admissions to the University of California
• 46:31
  for instam about these these these these these college admissions after they were included in
• 46:37
  affirmative action plans, ain't the funny. So the Asians got into college.
• 46:43
  Just stay openly destroyed. Now in the beginning to college, family, what's
• 46:49
  your the standards? What you're friends? They piggyback on the things that we
• 46:55
  fought for. They'll be built, but we bled. You got busting the
• 47:01
  head in the streets, got bought the holes right, So that included in
• 47:09
  impervative action plans by many Asian Americans can now attend college without the help of
• 47:16
  a prontive action programs. Others cannot. For many ADAM Southeast Asian students,
• 47:22
  including Cambodians Wilipinos. When of these heat Mong ahead of his the ocean,
• 47:31
  I don't know where heat Mong is the ocean. The hope of going to
• 47:37
  college is more distant than ever, definitely, so these other Asian groups more,
• 47:42
  it's more distant than ever. So we're can you do with shooting your
• 47:45
  own ship in your own foot right? So you end up shooting yourself and
• 47:52
  goddamn foot these other Asian groups that are not as the school like you.
• 47:58
  But what you don't see, we fought for everybody as black people, and
• 48:02
  amen like sing that this this no African like us, where the only group
• 48:08
  of Africans have always fought and thought for everybody. That's what makes suspicial.
• 48:16
  We're fighting this country, but like I said, no one else was getting
• 48:21
  knocked in a goddamn head right, no one else was getting No one of
• 48:24
  those is getting balls attacked from baiting their damn balls. And there's nothing faking
• 48:30
  with us. No, but they get bed a bit from a full direction.
• 48:32
  And now on the street. My thumbnail to reaction putting into black people
• 48:37
  are getting special privilege for you would saying we just read right here that these
• 48:44
  people offered. They were included in a passion plans where many Asian Americans can
• 48:49
  now attend college. They were included in the fights that meet the now either
• 48:58
  is or either it is or is it true? Huh? But I told
• 49:06
  your family there's black people, grumple. You understand, you got no friends,
• 49:09
  there's no agey black get down, there's no ground getting it does not
• 49:15
  exist. These people will stabbing you in the back of every chance they get.
• 49:19
  And that's what they've shown you. They've shown you what They came around
• 49:22
  and shown us and said that while we've fucked to get the ass in the
• 49:27
  school and nothing's been resiperated because we and I'm gonna told you the same people
• 49:31
  brow but you love everybody except your own people, nobody, but showing people
• 49:37
  you're blackbody else to speak your damn speak, talk to you crazy, that's
• 49:45
  what you'll do. Theyers behave at time and time and again. But you
• 49:52
  walked through and they turn around stabbed us in the back. Ain't that funny?
• 49:55
  And then they put all these foreigners businesses in. They got Asians with
• 50:00
  all our black women's hair. Huh, how'd that happened? You did?
• 50:06
  That was a normal these Asian people who spoken one day and knew how to
• 50:10
  do black women's hair and compare carry nails. That was purposely given to them
• 50:16
  by the US government to make sure black people stood in the bottom. They
• 50:21
  were given loans that you could not get, can't say, had no credit
• 50:24
  because they're all coming from impoverished, fucked up Asian countries back then. They
• 50:29
  are all impoverished China wasn't impoverished, Leos wasn't impoverished, wasn't pol impoverished.
• 50:37
  All these Asian countries basis were all impoverished. So how does people from impoverished
• 50:44
  countries get loans to build businesses in your neighborhood? Huh at that was in
• 50:52
  the scam. You're beginning with a group of people, but probably get business
• 50:57
  loans to build Come in the black community. See none of these ass these
• 51:01
  Indians in no white community with no businesses. Never see they worn't random to
• 51:09
  make sure they were sucking money out of the black community. He gets so
• 51:15
  purposed. It's called self genocide. That's what it's called self genocide. Know
• 51:21
  what you're looking at? And so tell people I want to see job joby
• 51:24
  wants to be up early while job's a burling go on Jovian Nobi doesn't do
• 51:30
  that, young lady, You up early, aren't you? Uh we're gonna
• 51:39
  read this thing is so it says, um the job get is also biased.
• 51:46
  Job market is biased? No note as great American civil I'm as great
• 51:51
  America touching. Who could the job market be biased? White people? Tell
• 51:55
  me where he says is over. That's what they too got word, the
• 52:00
  racism is over. Well, I'm crazy that alicism is over. It must
• 52:16
  be a conspiracy theory. It must be some kind of bad conspiracy theory.
• 52:22
  I'm living through what's going on. It must be a conspiracy theory. I'm
• 52:30
  living through. I deal that I would believe in racism will exist. It
• 52:36
  must be some kind of crazy basket. I must be out of my mind.
• 52:42
  So because I will say the job market is also bias. Why Asian
• 52:45
  Americans often bumped up against the glass ceilings, glass ceilings and the most nationally.
• 52:53
  Nationally, Americans have greater education attainment, including graduate and to degrees.
• 53:00
  But lord per capital, if youre managerial jobs and whites with the same education,
• 53:07
  that's a lie. Because I've been told that the ages now have the
• 53:14
  highest salaries. That's what I've been told. I'm gona talking about these Indian
• 53:19
  Asian talking about the Chinese and Japanese Asian heday ones making all the highest page
• 53:25
  people here. But that's a lie. But the income I did that ba
• 53:32
  education. Asian Americans are oftensive hard workers, but not leadership leadership material for
• 53:37
  aggressive to be managers and entrepreneurs. Communities of cold have borne the both of
• 53:45
  racial inequality. So who are who are these people who cold are talking about?
• 53:52
  Asian people do not consider themselves people of color, Chinese, Japanese.
• 54:00
  He fell on a trick back family by talking this colorism shit. These people
• 54:05
  do not see themselves as colored people. You see that's a color, do
• 54:08
  you? They're invited in white people. They don't believe in me in the
• 54:12
  sun. You see the average Asian Chinese person, They white as shit?
• 54:16
  What people of color we do talk about what people color? Is this?
• 54:21
  But they're trying to lump them in with you so they get your benefits when
• 54:25
  they do not even identify. We know that the Hispanic do not identify as
• 54:31
  people are colored and dark Hispanics and on their driver license and in their documents
• 54:36
  in allusional and how white supremaci has captured the mind of the planets. That's
• 54:44
  all white supremacis. Where the white supremacy is not sophisticated. That's how you
• 54:47
  have a little mestizeo running right here. License then say called poison. He
• 54:52
  say h bruh. There's the way you believe you're Callcasian, I'm a colclusion.
• 55:00
  Listen, you might be happy, but you have Asian but you're not
• 55:06
  Caucasian. You might be have Asian because you're mongoloid. Yeah, but there's
• 55:12
  no white and not meridiculous. White supremacy works because all the documents are say,
• 55:19
  don't say any kind of brown, any kind of brown brown. None
• 55:27
  of the documents say brown. I'm good, job, I'm good, I'm
• 55:34
  good. So uh let me see. So it says, I say,
• 55:39
  community and colors have bunted to put a racial inequalities committed out by our immigration
• 55:47
  system. And the tourist Chinese Exclusion Act is gone. But the reform bars
• 55:55
  migrants from working without authors. That's a lie. He are not bullied immigrants,
• 56:01
  so that's a lie. And he got his god damn man military and
• 56:06
  he fewing across the southern point now. And then a goddamn thing being done
• 56:10
  by this weak break ass Democratic Party that your negroes are vote for. You
• 56:17
  can't tell me nothing beneficial for voting. Putters debat sass party. And this
• 56:25
  act I'm reading, this is the act that London bands. Johnson said his
• 56:31
  words not long, not mine, and I'm paraphrasing his quote. I will
• 56:38
  have these niggas that put us niggas. I will have these niggas, but
• 56:45
  democratic for any years half right, because have been sixty years, been Brie.
• 56:51
  That's done nothing but my open contempt and distances as a people by they
• 56:58
  wonting everybody else long business loans up in our community. They've done but spitting
• 57:02
  and lock your black ass up. That's what they're giving black people. Police
• 57:07
  be proud of and been locking your ass up, that's what they gave us.
• 57:12
  Cities like mad Max. Ex family. Black woman's all out of control.
• 57:17
  She's a nation. Our cities and our communities look like a scene out
• 57:21
  of Mad Max. The black community is like a scene out of Mad Max.
• 57:30
  Poor ass men, feminine, run out of control, can't control themselves.
• 57:34
  Our communities have been destroyed. And understand that's been a vested effort.
• 57:39
  Don't think that happened by austin motion. You're just a bad look accident.
• 57:45
  This has been a plan. This has been a plan. That's why I
• 57:50
  chold you about twenty fifty black and get the ship together. You would be
• 57:53
  nothing, you would have me, you would have no wealth at all.
• 58:00
  Everybody smashed that life. But we got a thousand people up in him.
• 58:02
  Was everybody that we got thousand people in the chat room, smashed that life
• 58:06
  button. Damnit. So okay, but they last could be shows. We've
• 58:10
  had a thousand blew my mind. It's like the old days. Like they're
• 58:15
  gonna stop. They're gonna stop this soon, like who dad? But anyway,
• 58:21
  so there are one million undocumented Asian Americans who cannot legally work. The
• 58:30
  mean of the two million individual deported since two thousands, they were immigrants of
• 58:36
  Asian descent. They you know this a lie because the agents have built up
• 58:40
  their own separate economy. You got Chinatowns all over there here, you got
• 58:45
  China twian In. I row we Kenya down because it's Chinatowns all over the
• 58:51
  goddamn United States. We didn't working Lamleys, so I didn't have a jobs.
• 58:58
  They have a whole community of China towns all around the United States,
• 59:05
  don't United States? You got China towns. Anybody outlaw that, any kind
• 59:08
  of town that black people booked, it was bombed and destroyed. You're saying
• 59:15
  that every time black people tried to build their own separate town and community and
• 59:20
  it was successful, who came and blew it out? Kept black people destroyed
• 59:25
  it and with never and nobody ever went to prison for these hangous crimes.
• 59:30
  No one Mad Max is like as Mad Max U. I told you guys,
• 59:39
  like I told you guys, I was in Memphis. I don't want
• 59:44
  to please date this chizel Gold. I wanted to try to go look it
• 59:46
  up. I remember where his sister lived. That I's got to be telling
• 59:51
  Ustard. And so I drove, and his sisters still lived in this place,
• 59:55
  right, And I hate the South. I hate the South. Man
• 1:00:00
  ain't right and so pretty slash that was like but exactly spash matter ain't to
• 1:00:07
  sound pretty. But you know, she got rid of me before I could
• 1:00:15
  get rid of hurt. I didn't like that, so I let him.
• 1:00:19
  I'm gonna let me see let me bosom oh nfn years. I was like
• 1:00:22
  twenty years. I ain't seen this chick right longer than that. So I
• 1:00:27
  wanted to go seek. So um I went my assists as just a little
• 1:00:32
  in the same place. And she says she gives this part of town right,
• 1:00:37
  and she gave here and I went in there, man, and this
• 1:00:40
  one mad nights on steroids and I don't know. It was like it was
• 1:00:45
  like a part of Memphis was this west whatever. I ain't know a party.
• 1:00:49
  I and old golog with it went to it. And let me tell
• 1:00:54
  you, I'm not too scared of many things. I spent a god,
• 1:00:59
  this was some scary shit. What he would care? It's just like we
• 1:01:06
  have been destroyed, as we've been destroyed to live in this kind of dangerous
• 1:01:13
  situations. She because the sister game and asked he I won't be seeing this.
• 1:01:17
  Boy told me listen with this life ain't been good for her ass.
• 1:01:25
  That's what a gift. That's what's a gift for getting rid of me?
• 1:01:29
  What's that rid of my ass? And we end up that and the Book
• 1:01:35
  of Eli exactly right there? That was that was a book of Eli.
• 1:01:37
  Shit. Damn man, I mean people like getting shit, drug open for
• 1:01:44
  ud people hopfully doing drugs, and I thought about doing the McDonald's's. I
• 1:01:50
  might get shot, get shot trying to get a big knack around this bitch.
• 1:01:54
  I gotta get out of here. Run about friend of my left.
• 1:02:00
  Man, you ain't be hood hood keeping a long time, I said,
• 1:02:02
  I know. Mans disturbed, I said, I don't even be in the
• 1:02:06
  hood. I'm mess some scary shit. There's some disturbing ass shit. I
• 1:02:12
  used to be up la, but that I'm the world would be frightening,
• 1:02:17
  motherfucking now getting out shooting somebody ship getting stabbed. It's a sass And it
• 1:02:37
  was sad because it was a Michael causing of the Micael causem for Black America
• 1:02:40
  looks like that. There's a microL cause. H new Jackson, I don't
• 1:02:45
  just talking about I know you're talking about the Carter. I know you're talking
• 1:02:46
  about the David Carter. New jack said. It is a you know,
• 1:02:52
  um, I said, and know the most black communities, that's how do
• 1:02:59
  you make it out of that? What the hope given? Black people?
• 1:03:02
  No hope? Now family? And that was four years ago. I said
• 1:03:07
  that be four years ago. I'm talking the front of my mass four years
• 1:03:10
  ago. Shit, hey is our opening hood? And I said, man,
• 1:03:16
  that was some scary as shit. But I agree on the front,
• 1:03:22
  that was some scary air shitting on the car mas you walking through that shit?
• 1:03:27
  Mann were the shot rob crazy? I said, no, I won't
• 1:03:34
  be checking our shoulder, but I'm out of head around get card jacked around.
• 1:03:38
  This bitch told me on my cart hit me in the back of the
• 1:03:43
  head. Let me get my ass out of Oh. But see situation we
• 1:03:55
  were living a hope. We're living in despair of family. That's the majority
• 1:04:00
  of black neighbors in America. It's a scene out of Mad Max. It's
• 1:04:04
  a scene that out of Mad Max. It's all despaired. How do you
• 1:04:09
  grow up in these areas and be able to make it out? There's no
• 1:04:14
  hope there. It's all despaired as a hope. And it's god damned place.
• 1:04:18
  It's all despaired. There's no hope. This ship is all despaired.
• 1:04:25
  Crazy so is grazy. So we're gonna say, um uh, let me
• 1:04:34
  just start here again. Our civil rights protections provide no remedy for discriminatory migration
• 1:04:44
  laws. We must modernize our civil rights, but racial discrimination all pigracition systems.
• 1:04:54
  Fifty years after the Civil rights and this and this is an old article.
• 1:04:57
  This, this article is probably ten years ago. He's happen the Civil
• 1:05:00
  Letts Act. And he's the man's like other minorities that have such celebrate but
• 1:05:04
  not but yet, but not yet true equal justice under law, All Americans,
• 1:05:13
  all Americans of good wills, should keep striving for the goal. So
• 1:05:16
  you know, I just wanted to prove something that how these Asians who out
• 1:05:20
  here acting and happy that they destroyed the one thing that black people thought they
• 1:05:26
  ass as well. They told you none of these people. We go back
• 1:05:30
  to this picture right here. None of these people you see you see no
• 1:05:34
  Asians said she's blacks and whites. White people didn't want to give a shit.
• 1:05:39
  This is just a This was just to humanus law. The fightingmall the
• 1:05:43
  bats in the head and not Damn Peterson ball sacks out dogs biting the women's
• 1:05:48
  breast out there. Black women, kid, they brought they breast bit out
• 1:05:53
  by dogs. Five host is being pulled my ass. There was no ass
• 1:06:00
  out there with us. Ease is out there facing is fight with us.
• 1:06:04
  There was Gonna Hispanics out there facing is fight with us. There was no
• 1:06:09
  East Indians up as Black people were getting their breast to all hogs. There
• 1:06:16
  was nobody fighting with us. It was us. I boy played a video,
• 1:06:21
  but do you guys know my videos all messed up in that's all messed
• 1:06:27
  up tonight, my inn, it's all all jacked up. Excuse me,
• 1:06:35
  yuh where nobody fighting with us and she's backing. Just let me get let
• 1:06:40
  me give me a second, guys, you guys, give me one second,
• 1:06:45
  I'm fighting with us. Give me a seconds if I can put this
• 1:07:00
  one off. I can do this quick now, just to show this coon.
• 1:07:09
  Okay, who's gonna play a not y'all. You know I'm in this
• 1:07:12
  jet that we can play this or not. Let me see here. You
• 1:07:15
  know you got Clarence Thomas, one of the main boom coons. You got.
• 1:07:23
  Now, I'm gonna try to play this. I don't know if it's
• 1:07:25
  gonna work or not. I'm gonna go work ant, but yeah, I'm
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  one of the main boom coons right here, Clarence Thomas, who from OFM
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  Action Help and Charge. They always picked the meat pick instead of and give
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  us somebody else a handout. He's gonna cut the stead of him giving you
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  a land, or he's gonna cut the lad off so you can't get where
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  he's at. They always picked the same bootlicking handkerchief, head house, negro
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  scump. That's what they talk to a few key people about this. Andrew
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  Brennan and twenty nineteen UNC Chapel Hill grad who was heading to Columbia law school
• 1:08:00
  this fall. Perhaps I'm no longer it's gonna last ya. You know,
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  two attorneys and They told CNN last year that his parents taught informative action helped
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  black osper and they also testified in the Lower Court hearing on this case and
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  then attend how are A graduated to Berkeley last spring, the first in her
• 1:08:15
  family to finish college in California, race conscious admissions and nextities for more than
• 1:08:20
  two decades. She told The New York Times about what she faced at Berkeley.
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  Quote refer to themselves as the one point nine percent their hut in population
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  down from one point nine has been twenty years in California. I didn't even
• 1:08:34
  know state has been banded at California for twenty years and they only one at
• 1:08:40
  missions at Berkeley one percent percent Berkeley black people represented in the student body,
• 1:08:47
  but at one percent percent. Oh Tho's no systis, are rights, no
• 1:08:55
  sythings racism. So my imagination, people just don't work. Are enough,
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  you lazy niggas digits years just a year before the band you feel isolated,
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  she said, also with us Jackson, the former Chicago Public school's chief,
• 1:09:10
  is now the CEO of Hope Chicago, which pays for college for thousands of
• 1:09:15
  Chicago area students and their parents, and its first year Hope, Chicago says
• 1:09:18
  college enrollment for students percent. She's what she told sixty minutes. You have
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  to that's the bottom line. And I may be biased, but I do
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  believe education is the single most powerful way to disrupt generational poverty. It is,
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  former President of Obama, it is. But it depends on what you've
• 1:09:40
  been educated now, not as they'll be getting the cards. It really wiz
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  to keep the people ignorant, that you keep them dominated, they keep them
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  good. Ignorance has always been the besiness Mighty one is reading in slavery,
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  you dominatega. So so I was your in your benefit to keep your principal
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  ignorant s B. I learned that's in your benefit to dominate. You don't
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  want an educated populace because educated properis will always rise up and fight for equality,
• 1:10:13
  injustice and with a demand. And what they you know, they're they're
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  old. And that's why family it's up in apart. Our schools were black
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  excellence. That's what thing I'll never tell you. Lest they started us for
• 1:10:30
  resources from the primary school to the college education, these were black places of
• 1:10:39
  excellent. As a family unit, the black man, the black women were
• 1:10:43
  together. We were like, we knew our roles, we knew our places,
• 1:10:46
  we were allow to destroyed people. Then understand that we were now to
• 1:10:49
  destroyed people wies and thirties forties, go back and look at just that some
• 1:10:54
  old movies and look at the behavior black people, black women, black men.
• 1:10:58
  It was respectful, it was honorable, it was loving caring. That
• 1:11:01
  was dangerous. So they implemented a plot to destroy that. You need to
• 1:11:06
  know that. And then and the black woman was teaching these black children when
• 1:11:14
  she felt a sense of pride and a sense of of of actual willness because
• 1:11:17
  that was her shet these children. She was responsible for them because they were
• 1:11:24
  hers, they were black, so it was a sense of pride and end
• 1:11:28
  them up with a good educational foundation. So even though we were separate,
• 1:11:33
  we were starting to dominate educational educationally. See that's another fact that they won't
• 1:11:41
  tell you. We were starting to dominate educationally. So that memory turned about
• 1:11:45
  the hidden history ship, the hidden un It was a thing called with the
• 1:11:48
  blades, the hidden hidden signs Ladies of Nasa. The black women went to
• 1:11:54
  a black school as kids because nothing was integrated back then. They got there
• 1:12:00
  was in Nassai sixties where were still siglict to them. But they grew up
• 1:12:04
  in black society. Black as excellent. That's a threat to white power.
• 1:12:12
  You need to know that none of a threat to white power. That black
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  woman educating black children was a threat, and she was doing it so be
• 1:12:19
  down there were becoming passing white power. These children were sold for advanced because
• 1:12:29
  they were separate and they were taught with love, understanding, integration. Mary.
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  Now you grow up in white schools that can't stand jazz. They don't
• 1:12:40
  like it. You got a prison of pipeline system going on because there's no
• 1:12:44
  benefit in teaching you to overtass and standing. That's why your whole system is
• 1:12:49
  deranged. Now, while we got mad k Max out here going happening,
• 1:12:55
  they were put to educate their slaves to overthrow their rule. And when we
• 1:13:00
  were setting apart, we were always rising. They were too about the tosas
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  and the drums and the and the rose was much more than that. Every
• 1:13:13
  black society, every blacks a town wasn't six by itself. So many throughout
• 1:13:18
  the Midwest, Texas, everywhere, California wasn't success that it don't teaching about
• 1:13:25
  when we were left alone, we always possible. We always rise. We
• 1:13:30
  were not at deranged people left alone, left the thrive on our own.
• 1:13:36
  My children will well behaved. Threat Now the I hit Kenny read on a
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  fourth grade level, on a third grade level, because it's now implemented by
• 1:13:45
  them, as that had I spent a little black sixty seventy years extreme,
• 1:13:51
  they can read on the goddamn college level, as as as teagents in our
• 1:13:57
  primary school individuals. You go h the kitty to read on that letter at
• 1:14:00
  all? What happened between then and now? What happened yesterday? I hope
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  Chicago's work. In his statement after the Supreme Court ruling, Andrew janis all
• 1:14:13
  drumming. Now, good morning, and thank you all. Andrew. Let
• 1:14:15
  me begin with you striking, and I think important is the way that you
• 1:14:18
  discuss affirmative action, the role it has had in your life. And you
• 1:14:23
  don't shy away from the fact that you said, you know, I may
• 1:14:25
  not have been a law school but for this, but here is why it
• 1:14:28
  is so important. Can you speak to the decision, Andrew absolutely, you
• 1:14:32
  know yesterday's decision was disappointing. When I first came to UNC Chapel Hill,
• 1:14:40
  I was one of eleven percent of the campus that was African American in a
• 1:14:44
  state of North Carolina that was twenty two percent African American. I had grown
• 1:14:48
  up in the South of my entire life, but it wasn't until being on
• 1:14:53
  campus whinc that I first Confederate rally. And so it's that this lossy was
• 1:14:59
  brought and it's swapped. He experienced a can do it rally in twenty twenty
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  where twenty twenty more wherever this with the last he is, so we'll say
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  between twenty twenty one and twenty three on UNC campus Family eight rally purely racist,
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  a damn base, openly racist, a confer Confederate rally. But the
• 1:15:27
  things are chased easy. Different things are chasy because you see his being racist,
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  open being racist. When we say openly to your face that we're being
• 1:15:36
  racist, that's your imagination, nigga, that's your imagination. Get yourself together.
• 1:15:43
  Understand it's the thing about our hero, it's our racism, it's our
• 1:15:46
  heritage. We're donna tell you. I so many suits of color, like
• 1:15:54
  myself, sought to lawsuit so that our perspectives could be included in the record.
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  Harry, can you speak experience at Berkeley. I read a little bit
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  of what you told the New York Times about you know, being called the
• 1:16:05
  one point nine percent, but also people they're questioning if you should be there
• 1:16:11
  or if it's which was just because of your race, which is you know,
• 1:16:15
  not based back given race conscious admissions have been Black people in a planet.
• 1:16:18
  They keep asking you, should you be there? They gotta raise you
• 1:16:21
  and probably in degradation and confusion, swearching your potential and the fuy thing most
• 1:16:28
  of you still do. They gotta keep it as children with the passes they
• 1:16:32
  developed little passes with everything. You're the smartest people on the planet, but
• 1:16:36
  you must be given an unfearable because you dominate everything, not just sports.
• 1:16:43
  It may keep everything hard for you to succeed. They say hard. There
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  are you supposed to even to be here? Say that Black people supposed to
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  be stupid. That's the story. They've been stayed forever. Larger m child.
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  They have legacy for rams where they get to go just because their daddy
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  granted those legacy programs. I get to go because my father went. There
• 1:17:09
  were no back in the day, was only like one of these colleges you
• 1:17:11
  weren't allowed in. There were no people allowed into any of these colleges,
• 1:17:15
  so there is no legacy built up for black people. And black people don't
• 1:17:20
  have what legacy, what revenue, legacy? What black people can even be?
• 1:17:27
  So forty percent of these colleges deal with legacy. I just because I'm
• 1:17:32
  white, because my granddaddy, that's it. But you're not a small matter
• 1:17:36
  whether I'm small, my granddaddy went here and daddy went that's what's up called
• 1:17:42
  legacy? Why didn't not whether Supreme Court not giving me the legacy? Is
• 1:17:48
  that I'm why these white people going against legacy? Family? I told you
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  with them it is never about any equality, any fair. They're dying out
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  as a people that you are. Now make sure they got complete control literatry
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  and from my minority state like they do in South Africa. You understand this.
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  Who want to set the laws up now so it can rule as a
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  minority in South Africa? Because Leo, how's legacy? How's legacy there?
• 1:18:17
  Because your granddaddy went here? So what why you get the right to bed?
• 1:18:21
  I don't because your I ain't daddy and your daddy and your great great
• 1:18:25
  granddaddy went here, wasn't no one. That's how I'm gonna black a line
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  be coming in no way legacy should be completely eradicated then, because when you
• 1:18:35
  create the legacy, black people will not allowed to attend those university to be
• 1:18:43
  black. When I alive to attend those university because we were black. So
• 1:18:47
  why's the legacy any funny? And you're none of the agents go up in
• 1:18:53
  legacy family, They got no rested inst go until they want to be comfortable
• 1:18:58
  in the busts. Why any of the these Asians never talked about legacy and
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  they're pointing like a hand's always a ward against us as a people. You
• 1:19:08
  need to know that the princess we must be united. It ages go against
• 1:19:14
  the legacy policy of entities, of course not of course they didn't told one
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  them go at the legacy program of the school. It de tholds you when
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  he said stop the Asian stop all heat. Same way we're in the fake
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  Black lives matter, stop black letter, not the fake movement. With this,
• 1:19:32
  the fact that black lives matter, all these black people, old lives
• 1:19:38
  matter, old lives walk through the cars, have whole lives matter all the
• 1:19:44
  world. Rabbit with it. All lives matter. How dare you you're dirty
• 1:19:47
  and then talking about black lives matter, old liar Horner having again anaerism,
• 1:19:55
  anaerism. But all lives matter. But when it initiates stop the Asian neat,
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  no one white said stop all heat duty, no're gonna have an analysm.
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  No one went crazy. No one says stop all heat. Let us
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  never see it. Stop all heat, stop all heat, not Asian heat.
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  I just Asian heat, stop all heat, stoph hate and didn't trigger
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  nobody white. He didn't trigger not once. I Oh, that's why you
• 1:20:26
  need no friends. There's black people who better get your head out of your
• 1:20:31
  ass and realize you hate the week. Once anybody said stop eight when they
• 1:20:40
  were screaming at Asian heat. Ship in your face now once But you say
• 1:20:48
  you black lives do matter. We didn't killed black lives all nigga all out
• 1:20:54
  of damn you and lives like all lives matter. That's what you got.
• 1:21:00
  That's got. I'm there more than two decades. Do you support what the
• 1:21:05
  court did here? No? Absolutely not. It's already very difficult at public
• 1:21:14
  schools in California who were have been struggling to get the numbers back up since
• 1:21:18
  nineteen ninety six. They have to do they have to circumvage California support a
• 1:21:25
  liberal state. That's my state. California's was a liberal state during theres back
• 1:21:30
  in ninety six. There's already twenty years in the making in California. It's
• 1:21:38
  already fast in the thirty years ninety six, a thirty years in the making
• 1:21:43
  that they overturn that pass in California a liberal state. And I try to
• 1:21:48
  tell you these liberals are just as racist and naked as these conservatives. There's
• 1:21:57
  no touch cards groups. That's why people we cannot identify ourselves as a or
• 1:22:03
  a conservative. You got morons out here talking about a black conservatives what the
• 1:22:08
  hell is that? Or a black liberal? What is that? But if
• 1:22:13
  you're telling me you're an absolute mora, that you're an absolute moraq, start
• 1:22:17
  with your black conservative where your conservative white supremacy. That's what conservative means.
• 1:22:23
  I'm conservating my right power. Liberalism means to support an O'Connor. We could
• 1:22:28
  ask the bocher's ass shit like pentophedia and and LGBTQ and on all the wacky
• 1:22:33
  ship transgender ship. So we've fallen one of those categories. As black people,
• 1:22:43
  we can't be identified in the Bachering's ship the left to the right.
• 1:22:46
  It does not identify with us as a people, so we must become politically
• 1:22:53
  mature. I'm the laws in a way, like students have to put in
• 1:22:58
  such work since starts so overworked at UC Berkeley, especially black student and extra
• 1:23:02
  recruited nine being passed banning affirmative and so it's it was very difficult to even
• 1:23:08
  get black students to attend. And also my first year UC Berkeley was rated
• 1:23:14
  the lowest um you see for black students, as in like it was the
• 1:23:19
  worst through a USC study. Being my first year um was real to me
• 1:23:25
  and students were upset and even more work to make students even want to come
• 1:23:30
  to UC Berkeley. So it's very difficult and I do not agree with ruling
• 1:23:34
  at all. Justice Thomas Um wrote in his concurrent, while I am painfully
• 1:23:40
  with social and economic ravages which have fallen my race and all who suffered discrimination.
• 1:23:44
  Oh, these boots always going to give you hip service, These boot
• 1:23:51
  licking handkerchief in house negros, always going to give you hip service. Looked
• 1:24:00
  up and impoverished. But I still don't turned because I'm married to a ripe
• 1:24:03
  and a working woman, and I'm looking right eyes every night, so damn
• 1:24:10
  you niggas. I'm looking right us every night. And my white woman said,
• 1:24:15
  you did not You did not fun these niggas or they ain't an eat
• 1:24:23
  cunchy from you, old beat up cunchy for you, nigga, you can't
• 1:24:28
  hand up up cunchy unless you make sure you gets these niggas. Don't brot
• 1:24:34
  me baby home, no old tie waggony eyes punchy. I'm gonna go where
• 1:24:43
  you white people with bay body. They got me on it to make sure
• 1:24:46
  about body gets that. You know they called me handkerchief y Clarence and what
• 1:24:54
  they called me in school. It claims I did this. Morama was once
• 1:25:00
  a black panther. Can you imagine it? Thomas, It's some shameful shit
• 1:25:09
  I hold out in during Hope. This country well clearly enunciated in the Declaration
• 1:25:13
  of Independence and the continent at all are created, are equal citizens and must
• 1:25:16
  be treated equally before the law. Kara. He sees that finally treating black
• 1:25:23
  students equally. And you say the Declaration of Independence was written when black people
• 1:25:30
  were so I wouldn't necessarily take something that was when you know, black people
• 1:25:38
  weren't even to have education, and that goes how hard black people have had
• 1:25:44
  it versus others, especially African Americans in this country, who have a legacy
• 1:25:49
  of being beaten down and having to pull ourselves up by the bootstraps for lack
• 1:25:56
  of better words, to even get to where we are. So we do
• 1:26:00
  need things like affirmative action to level the playing field for us. And the
• 1:26:03
  whole book cases centered around in the fourteenth Amendment, and see the reason I
• 1:26:10
  really I'm so glad you could join us this morning because you work with the
• 1:26:15
  kids. The work that you do at Hope Chicago. I should note obviously
• 1:26:18
  something started by a friend of mine, Pete Cadence, But what you do
• 1:26:23
  there is send children to college for free and one of their parents. So
• 1:26:29
  I'm interested in what this will mean for them one year, two years,
• 1:26:32
  ten years down the line. Yeah. One of the most common questions we
• 1:26:39
  get all the time. Hey Dawson, can I see some lives right now?
• 1:26:43
  We're at the warehouse where you're seeing. Yeah. Well, let make
• 1:26:45
  no mistake the decision was definitely a setback for students, in particular Black students
• 1:26:50
  and Latino students across this country. At hope. Always gotta see these all
• 1:27:00
  these big Hankinson head brads like her about black people. They always got through
• 1:27:04
  because she's a tool. Always get the lingo and let kinos. What the
• 1:27:11
  fuck did let Tino's got to do with this? And where did they ride
• 1:27:14
  with us? Became out last month people getting you oples, very shooting black
• 1:27:18
  people writings. But a we one of these hangers like her got that you
• 1:27:24
  let tinos They're gonna do an a lego for black people, Kago. We
• 1:27:30
  introduced this as a solution to make sure and remove more barriers for black and
• 1:27:33
  Latino students and first generation students to have this. This is at another door,
• 1:27:39
  and as Kyra pointed out in her remarks, you're going to see more
• 1:27:43
  and more students having to circumvent different processes, which again is yet another barrier
• 1:27:47
  towards the promise of education. UM I think educators and decision makers are upset
• 1:27:54
  by this. My message to folks is that we really have to get out
• 1:27:57
  here and being creatively about how we don't lose the ground that we've made this
• 1:28:00
  generation. But make no mispirit, Well do you think you can do?
• 1:28:04
  That? Does make your job harder and those kids into the collelute colleges.
• 1:28:11
  Even with the windows that justice roberts when you can still write about it in
• 1:28:15
  essays, et cetera, you just can't check a box. Yeah, let's
• 1:28:19
  let's take a step back. Black and Latino first generation students have always had
• 1:28:24
  to be twice as good, much more to have equal access. That has
• 1:28:28
  been When do you ever where in Latino say let tino and black. Never,
• 1:28:33
  She's already Boughton brief for a family, So she's she's already Boughton.
• 1:28:38
  People never and nobody say let tino and black lettin you never none of they
• 1:28:42
  people say let tune and black. Ever, they never mention this in your
• 1:28:45
  conversations. So she's already Boughton brief for a tool. You never hear them
• 1:28:49
  say let tino and black. It's about Latino and black people in black,
• 1:28:55
  Latino black. Well, she keeps emphasizing black and Letino, black and Latino
• 1:29:00
  black and Letino is if there's some black nation when there has never been any
• 1:29:08
  black and brown cool black and brown LENI with these folks. Ever, Ever,
• 1:29:14
  a vest education and higher ed system for three continue to put long place
• 1:29:18
  that make it more difficult. Not only is it more difficult for the students
• 1:29:23
  and the families. It's much more differ the colleges who had tremendous strides in
• 1:29:27
  trying to diversify them. This just makes it harder. And you only have
• 1:29:30
  to look at California and look at what Prop two oh nine. Did you
• 1:29:33
  see a complete reduction and black students in particular attending some of the most at
• 1:29:40
  least in California. Be the same thing across this country. I would also
• 1:29:43
  voices and do things like what we're doing that hopeful to remove more barriers.
• 1:29:47
  And your question to you your family, I should just a little background for
• 1:29:50
  folks. Are your families up from middle class? Or father was Dan at
• 1:29:53
  the University of Kentucky Law school. I just bring that out because they think
• 1:29:56
  it relates to what Justice Roberts said during oral arguments in this case. He
• 1:30:00
  said, let's say his talking about any student viewpoints tend to be very close
• 1:30:03
  with white applicants. At a great upbringing, comfortable, his parents went to
• 1:30:08
  Harvard, He's a legacy, and yet under your system when he checks African
• 1:30:12
  American legacy, he's a legacy. But I'm talking about the legacy program.
• 1:30:17
  So Justice Roberts is adding granddaddy with the Harvard, so automatically he gets accepted
• 1:30:26
  in the Harvard because he's a legacy. Any of the Asians talking about whether
• 1:30:30
  the legacy program for white people, no, because they knew that would have
• 1:30:34
  been their rage, I guess, And so they go play a low hanging
• 1:30:40
  fruit. And that's the short people. First they asked, we got Robbie
• 1:30:44
  with them, We rolled their backs that they got the legislation pass for us,
• 1:30:47
  that benefit the benefit the rest of us. Well, we're not stupid
• 1:30:53
  enough to try to go up the legacy, which is the most unfair ever
• 1:30:59
  legacy. You get the girl kids. Your daddy went here. God,
• 1:31:02
  yeah, but my daddy and granddaddy went. So my granddaddy and my daddy
• 1:31:09
  went, my legacy. Why did the Asians go up to that? Since
• 1:31:14
  they were so worried about people get in school, why they go up to
• 1:31:17
  that that this bastard right here is a legacy still hit. He didn't want
• 1:31:26
  his merits as daddy and as granddaddy went there, and those were the kids.
• 1:31:31
  That's why he's as us a Supreme Court justice. That there was lawyers
• 1:31:35
  in his educational line. He's a legacy. That's how white power works,
• 1:31:42
  white puggage works, which they try to tell you that doesn't exist. And
• 1:31:45
  when he plunting out so easily, all upset that you, Oh no,
• 1:31:49
  I tell you, do you need to talk about white pules doesn't exist,
• 1:31:54
  Daddy. The question that Justice Roberts raised, what is your reaction, Well,
• 1:32:00
  I think, first of all, I'm sorry, go ahead, and
• 1:32:03
  Herman, yeah, yeah, okay. Putting aside the fact that Justice Roberts's
• 1:32:09
  comments ignore this case and how you and Sigue uses race in the process,
• 1:32:14
  it speaks to a fundamental fallacy here. You cannot have a race blind admissions
• 1:32:19
  when our country itself is race blind. So the answer to your question is
• 1:32:25
  yes, even the sons of law school deans experience racial harassment, racial hostility,
• 1:32:31
  and racial prejudice on a regular basis. The subject of college admissions essay
• 1:32:38
  was about how all throughout high school I was called an oreo. That meant
• 1:32:42
  that I was black on the and white on the good grades in school.
• 1:32:45
  That's the kind of black experience. Black people supposed to be, light people
• 1:32:50
  supposed to be eis not on his political both that he's smart and because white
• 1:32:57
  people are the ones that are smart, that black consisted. That's the stereotype
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  they've also thrown us into. That's the trick bag they put us in that
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  black people are supposed to be stupid and ignorant. Genetics, right, that's
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  our genetics. We're supposed to be stupid and indiotic. That's who we're supposed
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  to be. That's what we betray out here. That when they're put in
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  the movies, they're goopy ass wraps. All this ridiculous ass music that guys
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  looking like it's all over the world, I supposed to demonstrates a black mind.
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  within is that black students need to write about. And that's justice. So
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  to mayor appointed out her descent. Because of today's decision, the police can
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  consisting my suspicion of a crime, but a college admission officer can't consider my
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  race when assessing my potential to contribute to us. What they said it was
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  so honest skill a socials tell out and tell all your nigga you're pro the
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  crime. You're a dirty nigga, you're proing the crime. So we're gonna
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  assist that your dirty nigga. Most likely you're gonna be trying to steal because
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  you're a nigga. We're gonna make sure we uh racially you, but we're
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  not gonna racial profile you to get your old skiffs gonna benefit you because it's
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  not in the build. It's not in the benefit of white wark right,
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  so's not not benefit to empower you nigga benefit us and one eye oder the
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  statured logic. I play here and everyone is hurt by that, not just
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  black and brown students, everyone. They can never be black janis thank you
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  for you. That was the new confused negroes that they use h to tell
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  a story. They can't say it is my power might supposed to say what
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  it is. And then you got to go back and throw this black this
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  brownable, black and brown people, black and brown people, fix black
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  must lother have a good one pace. I'm out.